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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16

an extended trip through the west.
He found some of the irrigated lands
to be very valuable and desirable.
other portions of the west he found
very dry and dusty.
N. P. Underhill returned from a
visit to his old home in Ohio. He
found many old friends there whom
he enjoyed meeting with, but h.
thinks Western Iowa compares favor
ably with any state east of here.
7. j. Henry writes that he is
pleased with the surroundings of his
homestead in Dakota and says he has
a great deal of company to cook for
and has no difficulty with his home
work but he does not find time to
keep up his sewing as he would like
to do.
David Skinner expects to carry out
the plan for new house on his farm
that he has been planning on for
some time. He has written to Scot
land for niece and her husband te
come to America and make their
home with him.
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SOLDIER NEWS.

Mr.. Wilhelm Meyers and wife and
Mr.. John Eek, Jr., spent very
pleasant day at the Sioux City fair
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosburg went to
Sioux City last Friday to meet her
mother and father Mr.. and Mrs.
Stamer of Spencer. Neb., and Miss
Eda Smith and to spend the day at
the fair
Miss Ida Ficke is spending a few
days at the home of her uncle, Mr..
Peter Bruhn.
Mrs. A. Rosburg celebrated her
birthday Sunday. A large number
of her many friends gathered and Ell :
joyed themselves. The young folks
danced until into the wee sma hours
of morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Meyer spent
Sunday at the home of Wilhelm
Meyers.
Miss Lily Wendt has been learning
the dressmaking trade in Ute the
last week and this week.
Miss Sophia Rusburg commenced
going to German school Monday.
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WILLOW TOWNSHIP

Ped Heckor and family spent Sun
day visiting with Fred Wright's.
Those who attended the fair at
Sioux City from the Willow were
Harvey Jones, Eddie Keim. Roy
Miller, Elmer McElwain and George
Malone
Mrs. Bert Leeper and little daught.
e. went to Omaha Wednesday to visit
relatives and to attend wedding al
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora McElwain. ane
Miss Harley visited at Jas. Wick
wires Sunday.
The Willow boys went down ane
played ball with the Bloom brothers
rag chewing team last Sunday. Scor,
Is to 8 in favor of Willow.
Horace Hodkin and wife visited
Sunday with the formers father.
A company of men from Willow
went to Dakota last week to see tn
country. They stopped of at Siou:
City to the fair on their way home
Those who were in the crowd were
Bill Cook. George Weise. job
Hargen and Ernest Ole.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson visite
over Sunday with relatives at Deni
son.
Miss Florence Wickwire went t
Bayard Saturday morning for coupl
of weeks visit with relatives.
| Mary Flahive and Henry Wilso
went to Spencer. S. D.. Tuesday t
visit with Marion Wilson and family
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Whaley went Immediately to Correc-
tionville. Monday morning MIR.
Whaley received dispatch that the
little one was dying E. N. Cham
berlin took HIM to Correctionville in
his auto.
Mr.. E. N. Chamberlin took Henry
and Sears Nelson to Kiron Sunday in
his fine auto.
Mrs. Bidderwolf of Indiana is here
for months visit with her mother,
Mrs. Caroline Reynolds.
Roy Roup of Ames was an over
Sunday visitor at the Mrs. Sarah
Baber home.
After ten days vacation spent in
Illinois DR.. L. B. Toon is again al
home.
Miss Sylvia McColl was Denisor
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. James Reed and Mrs. Jacl
Ahart have both been quite sick the
past week. but both are somewhat
improved though still confined to theil
bed.
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DOW CITY.

There were quite lumber of our
democrats who went up to hear candl-
date White speak. Among these
were Charley Smith, and Messrs.
Jack and Ed. Ahart, A. H. Rudd,
Huntington, j. E. Doser. Swasey
Sterrett and Langley.
Six or eight couples of young
peoI IL had chicken fry in the big
park south of town on last Thursday
evening. From all reports they had
grand time. The next evening the
seniors and some others were also
down at that park enjoying the moon
| light.
Ex- Mayor Rolls and Agent Judd are
down in Kansas selling canvass fire
escapes for school houses. They are
having big sales and seeing the
country.
Miss Rena Brake is acting as
substitute on the rural mail route
usually carried by her father, who is
taking his fifteen days of vacation.
She is a bright, capable young lady
and the patrons will find no fault.
Banker Fishel is back from the
hospital but is no. feeling we'll
enough to be at work much of the
time.
Rev. Curtis will be back at the
Methodist church for another year.
This is satisfactory to the people of
Dow City. He and his good wife
have endeared themselves to all who
have become acquainted closely with
them.
Mrs. DR.. Van Metre. Mrs. Swasey
and Miss Lulu Howorth were at
Den son on Monday evening attending
the meeting of the Daughters of the
Revolution. There was delightful
musical program and the ladies were
much pleased.
David Walters and wife of Paradise
went up to Denison Tuesday forenoon.
We hear that MIR. Skinner whose
wife died recently is expecting a
niece to come from Scotland to keep
house for him.
News comes from Dunlap that
Andrew Rule has sold his hardware
business and with Garfield Rule will
go into banking down in Oklahoma.
The high school girls have organic
ed basket ball team.
The hardware store of Joe Best
was entered from the back on Sunday
night, but the money drawer had
little in it for the thieves.
The markets on Tuesday were:
corn. 70; wheat, 80; oats, 43; barley.
SO: and hogs S.. 25 $3.50.
Charley lgou and wife living south
of town attended the Lincoln fair.
. One of the boys from this locality
who went to the Sioux City fair and
had good time was Luther Brase /.
l.. A. Wore came home from Chica-
go on Tuesday morning of last week.
where he went with stock. He was
accompanied home by l.. w. Odell,
brother of Frank. Mr.. Odell is
now connected with the stock yards
in Chicago.
Howard Rule. the soldier boy, is
about here recruiting for the U. S.
army.
Miss Ada Hallowell of this vicinity
returned recently to her school work
at Dubois. Idaho. She is a graduate
of Ames and one of the brightest
and best girls who have grown to
womanhood in our locality. Her
sister. Inez, is at Ames this year.
Mr.. Joe McColl has put subs,ant-
ial fancy wire fence about his resiG
:, ence property.
This is time of parting in many
homes for the student going to col
lege. Among those to attend the
Saints college at Lamont, Iowa, are
: The Misses Winnie Rudd, Ora Butter
worth and Jay Freed.
Word came late last week that the
little two year old son Prof. G.. v
= Whaley was very sick. Mrs. w. v.
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Well Named.

Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is we'll named.
For pains in the stomach. cramp collie
and diarrhoea it has no equal. For
sale by Phi. A. Schlumberger.
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Call on 0. M. Crlswell for cheap
farm loans, also abstract of title fur
nished on short notice at reasonable
rate. l9tf.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
Red Winq'S Homecoming

Red Wing, Minnesota, 1.-THE Desir-
able City, always plans things on a
big scale. This time she plans some
thing bigger than has ever been at
tempted by a city of her size. The
Red Wing Home Coming, Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, August %, %,
and "a, will be the biggest celebra-
ton Of the kind that has ever been
undertaken, and a splendid program
is being arranged for the entertain
ment Of her visitors. The program
includes free excursion on the Mis-
sissippi river on a chartered steam
er and barge; a big reception at the
Armory, public: meeting at the Au.
ditorium, at which a number of well.
known speakers will give short dis.
courses; a concert; free tours, of Red
Wing and vicinity by automobiles;
and all of the launches in Red Wing
numbering over 200 will be pressed in
to service to give her visitors a, free
regatta on the Mississippi river.
About four thousand invitations are
being sent out and every former resi-
dent of Red Wing, whether receiving
q mailed invitation or not, is heartily
invited by the people of Red Wing tt
attend, .t&~ 49,,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
TOBACCO TAGS
BRING PRESENTS
Tobacco Company RedeemIng Tags
From Many Brands

According to reports from the local
dealers in tobacco more people are
saving tobacco tags than ever before
in the history of the giving of presents
in exchange for tobacco tags. This
tremendous increase in tag saving is
due to the action of the American
Tobacco Company in Offering a re-
markable list of valuable presents in
return for tags from various popular
tobaccos.
Such brands as Standard Navy,
Spear Head, Tinsley's, Old Honesty,
jolly Tar, Bride Bit, Horse Shoe, Big
Four, and about a dozen others, bear
tags which can be exchanged for pres
ents. An idea of what can be accom-
plished by so far-reaching a co-opera-
tive system is gathered from such
sample offers as the giving of an Eng
lish steel razor for only so tags.
Reports in the tobacco trade indi-
cate that dealers throughout the coGn-
try are laying in stocks of presents
in order to be able to meet the rising
boom in tobacco tag saving. In places
where the dealers are not supplied
with presents, he'-American Tobacco
Company is redeeming by mail-tax
savers selecting the presents they wish
from free catalog.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
NORTH DAKOTA news.
Items of a Week From Various
Parts of the State. $
BIG CROPS CALL FOR MONEY
North Dakota Men Arrange Financial
Matters for Movement Of Boun.
tiful Yield.

Assured OF a yield Of grain above
the average, North Dakota has begun
preparations for the financing of the
handling of the results of her expan-
sive harvest and representatives are
daily visiting the Minneapolis Cham
Der Of Commerce and communicating
the necessary negotiations.
!" Without exception, the country bank
erB, merchants and elevator men who
arrange for these finances state that
the present crop will be the next thing
to a bumper M. J. Lightball of Lari-
more says the yield about that point
is above the average. Strange as 1t
may seem, Devils Lake wants more
rain. c. D. White of that place said:
"A little more rain would be bene-
fetal. I do not mean to convey the
idea that the country is in any imme-
diate need of rain, for It could go
some time yet before crop deteriora-
ton would begin and there Is consid-
cradle grain that would mature even
If we had no more rain, but one thing
needed to round out q perfect crop in
the Devils Lake region Is a shower
which we. would like to see in the next
| week or SO.
"The rains north to the Canadian
line have been abundant. I was at
at. John, north of Church's Ferry, a
few days ago in an automobile and
the ground was so heavy that it was
hard travelling. 1t is just the limited
area around Devils Lake that needs
rain"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
SPOTTER HIT WITH EGGS.

Liquor Law Enforcement Agent Gets
Rough Treatment.
A spotter in the employ of the North
Dakota Liquor Law Enforcement
league had a strenuous experience in
Blanchard. When he had been in
town for a few days the citizens
learned that his mission was to collect
evidence against liquor dealers. and
they used ancient eggs freely in dr1v.
ing him out Of the town.
At Hillsboro crowd of about fifty
gathered in front of the Weston hotel
and Threatened to mob him. When he
was asked to come out be telephoned
to the sheriff, who placed him in a
cell for safe keeping. ..sx
Several arrests of blind piggers have
been made of late in Trail county and
their friends blame the spotter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
CAN'T HAVE CHILDREN.
Mrs. T. w. Campbell Loses Suit at
Grand Forks.


Grand Forks.
Judge c. F. Templeton at Grand
Forks decided in the district court
that Mrs. T. W. Campbell is not en-
titled to her two little children. The
decision Of the court follows an appli-
cation of Mrs. Campbell for an order
which directed that Campbell, who Is
a travelling piano tuner, be directed
to show cause why he should not turn
the children over to her
It was after a sensational quarrel
with his wife that Campbell, who says
he found her in an ice cream parlor
with another man, seized his two chill
dren and took them to Cavalier. Pa
pers were served on Campbell In an
action for divorce and an action to
recover the children was commenced.
In denying the clam Of Mrs. Camp
bell Judge Templeton directed that
Campbell keep her informed as to the
whereabouts of the children.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
WHEAT CROP In DANGER.
Excessive Heat Has Caught Grain at
Critical Period.

Excessive Heat Has Caught Grain at
Critical Period.
Four days of excessive hot wealth
or got the farmers and grain mon on
the anxious seat regarding wheat
prospects.
Grain men figure that little damage
has been done by heat and high
winds, except possibly in few spots
in tho Jim river valley and around
Devils Lake, where the rainfall has
been less than in the Western coun-
ties or In the Red river valley.
Wheat Is just heading out, or not
quite so far advanced. This Is the
gravest period for damage because of
heat. .:w
Disquieting reports in, regard to the
North Dakota crop situation contin-
ued to come In. The hot weather has
caused great damage to the crops. es.
pecially In areas where there already
was damage from drouth. Travellers
tell Of unfavorable conditions on the
main line and branches of the Great
Northern. On the Hannah branch
Edinburg. Wales and other points re-
port severe damage as result OF
drouth and intense heat. 49,. = 5.
Nearly all sections of Central North
Dakota report damage from drouth.
conditions from Williston east are
very dry. and great damage to crops
Ia feared. :. / =: -, ] Q. r
Reports from points in the Cana
aian Northwest indicate that there
has been extensive damage to the re-
gion as result of the hot wave.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
WOMAN CONTESTS VOTE.
Claims There Was a Mistake In the
Official Count.

Claims There Was a Mistake In the
Official Count.
Contests as a. result of the recent
primary election have been started in
Fargo. Mrs. Matte M. Davis, county
superintendent of schools for twelve
years, was defeated by J. w. Riley by
twenty-five votes and her attorneys
ask that the votes Of the First and
Second wards in Fargo be thrown out
entirely and that there be q recount
In the precincts at Wheatland and
Ayr.
In case her prayer be granted Riley
will be defeated, as he ran strong in
all places In question. In the First
and Second wards of Fargo fraud Is
charged In the methods of voting, es-
pecially in coaching ignorant voters.
These are the illiterate wards, in
which most of the foreigners and ne.
groes reside, and Mrs. Davis attor.
neys allege that votes we're not prop.
erly cast.
No charges of fraud are made in the
two outside precincts, errors in the
count being merely alleged.
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! Soc, May Dodge State Law

/ In order to make interstate traffic
Of goods shipped out Of Fargo to- points
10 North Dakota, &c IS said that the
500 line vii. ship freight around BY.
Thief River Falls. Mimi, and thus
eyade the jurisdictio Ion sof the state rail
way and warehouse ommission. An
endeayor has been made to make the
500 conform with the other lines out
Df Fargo, which the line Is willing to
do for competitive points but not In
terrnediate ones. Only ruling OF the
intersta commerce commits sion can
head on the present proposed move
tef the road. ~
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600 to Connect Branches.

Well grounded reports are to the
effect that the Kermit branch Of the
500 will connect at Flaxton with the
Thief River Falls branch by means
of proposed change in the route of
the latter. Surveyors are at work
laying out a route from Tolley, east
of Kenmare, to Flaxton, connecting
with the Flaxton-Ambroses branch
It would cross Des Laos lake north
east of Bowbells and open good ter
ritory north and east of Flaxton and
Bowhells. This would give the 500 a
direct line from Thief River Falls to
Ambrose This branch, II is asserted,
will be, extended from Ambrose into
Montana and from there to the coast.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17

I'D We are making such wonderful offer
on our Threshing Machinery. that farm
ers everywhere are, clubbing together
and buying our outfits for neighborhood
use. &5 5S :Es.s \ ss5:$ 81 81 s$ s;;fa II =
81 They save money on their own thresh.
ing and then make big money threshing
forneighbor d. 5 S !; s52, .:s ";
53s3 Every r. arm er, every Threshsrman
should get our Free Book and learn fully
what our wonde full offer means 70 them;
whether they have ever thong Of owning
aThxeshinP Outfit or not. sS - lss
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= Appointed for Third Time.

$s;1 Mayor q. u e aylor Of Grand Forks
has again appointed odin OVERLY chief
Sof police, following d second failure:
5ef tie council to confirm the mayors
choice. " The ordinance proYide les that.
after being turned down twice BY the
council, the may or cannot appoint the
same same person. 1T is unde teod that
D. w Lowe, - no wa as ousted ny Mayor
Taylor, Who claims to still hold.
$office, will test the rig Sof the mayor
10 keep overly In
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
Gophers to 30 Guests.

The tenth annual convention Of the
Retail Merchants Association ! Of
North Dakota will meet at Grand
Forks July is, 10 and II. The open
ing session will be called at the rooms
Of the Commercial club at Grand
Forks. Special arrangements have
been made with Secretary Ryan Of
the Minnesota association to have the
members Of the northern part of Min
nesota attend. President John 33 w.
Lux; Of st. Paul and Secretary John
Ryan both will be present. 6: &: 4 "a: .' :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
+. Policeman Arrested.

Policeman Nick Tigers Of Minot
was arrested on the charge Of unne-
cessary violence In making an arrest.
The complaint was sworn out BY
Fireman Mckay Of the Great North
ern, who was arrested on the charge
OF making q disturbance. Mckay al
leges that while two policemen held
him Tilgen beat his face with his club
until 1t was literally bleeding mass.
The railroad boys are 8sv very much
aroused. SsgS 5.5.35*.s; Y # 81
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.
Notice is hereby given, that Gov
eminent Tax Receipt is issued to Bot
ton Bros. & Simenstad; that the date
of such Receipt is July LIST, 1908; that
the description of the property where
said Tax Receipt is posted is the front
room of the Drug Store building sit
uate on Lot IT, Block 7 of the Village
of Edmore, Ramsey County, N. D.;
and the name of the owner of said
property in which said Tax Receipt is
posted is NJ o. Simenstad and the
name Of the lessor of said property
is Bottom Bros & Simenstad
Dated July 18th, 1908.
Bottom Bros. & Simenstad.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
!. .Arralaned on Murder cl1arge..

81 Paul Jones was arraigned at Min:
sneWaukon FOR the murder Of Nelss Hal
VERSION, rich bachelor farmer, and
entered u plea OF not guilty The
GOV Il appo inted C. Butt of Min,
snawwaukon to defend him. demurrer
to the informant ion was interpo ed but;
was overruled The states case con-.
Esistg ef eircums tantia1 evil ence.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
!. iii I'D Burned l.l.I.3l d. o.eakll.

M Tshae threa-ysa old son of How
ard, living on the RIisspu bottoms
naar ,Trentso,r burned death
He played with ma tches In a straw
stack. and his elot hey ere ablase HI
d lie Ten laosas'saS.
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& REV tar Eur.fs at lsIayvlIIe.s

81 Tho Grand I'M levate yFas burned
az MayyilIe It was 81 It'd ted aaiiat west
sss the normal school. llere summer:
snehpsI - being bel a. she elevator
contained saveral onsand bnshsls3
80 wheat. loss sss about
se@ysrea fv inaur
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
Depot Robbed

ss The Great North ern depot at Lands,
twenty miles from ottineau. was
broken into By yeggnen and &S the;
money drawer oxen open and rob.
bed, Gas being secured. No clue to-
the perpetrato
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3 .,a e., - H'r'.t 80 s}zs.st.S - ]. IL
MURDERERS CONFESS.

slaysrs Of the Ssidsis to 90 Tried for
/. = =; -, :: 45@.@. I, Crime. @5;4 =.
The murderers OF: the sidels were
bound over to the district court at
Bettinsau on their hearing on one,
count. %On the other they waived ex-.
animation. states Attorney Bowen
has petitioned Judge Goss for q sspe-
sial term to try them at once, and ex-y
poets the trial towards the last OF the
month. Joe and Charles Peltier and
Little Rising Sun. have confessed to.
tho officers that they did the killing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-17
Buy from the Factory
Save a Years Pawn ents

Isl This offer, which saves $500 to $1,000 ON
every purchase, is on our Winneshiek%
Traction Engines and Separators. which
hare in use In every state In the Union
where threshing is done by the most sue
cessful threshermen in the United States;
Experienced threshers know them and re-:
spect them. Az. VI: 55ss .=s
One OF the patented features OF the
Winneshiek Separator actually puts 40 To-
as per cent more grain In your bins by
SAILING III. Other separators lose this
much with the straw. There are other5
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-05-14

Col Herbert G. Catrow's magnif-
cent sl00. 900 summer home, opposite
the Miami Valley Chautauqua grounds
Is completed and ready for interior
furnishing says the Germantown
Press. The new residence is one of
the handsomest homes In the state,
and nothing is lacking to make It
complete. The house has 30 rooms,
including the bath rooms and four
dressing rooms. The living room is
41x25, and the dining room 26x19.
These two rooms can be thrown
together, making one immense room
for dancing. There are 10 bed
rooms In the house. Provision has
been made to heat the house by the
vapor system. The electric light
plant 10 big enough to supply village
the size of Germantown. There Ia an
Ice plant which can manufacture 900
pounds per day.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-05-14

Judge Henry NJ. Huggins, of Hills.
boro, of the Farmers and Traders
Bank, one of the leading financial In
stitutions of Highland county, was in
Columbus yesterday, the guest of his
son, Burch d. Huggins, of the Capt.
tol Trust building. Mr.. Huggins said
that in Highland county everything
is serene and the farmers have plenty
of money in the banks.-Ohio State
Journal.