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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26
sTIxFRs BIYs PROPERTY

l. q sflters has bought the build
inEs ~ Grand street corrupted by his
saEon and blacksmith shop. from !
2 Messy Mr stiVers Intends 10 im =
prove fhr property and make q FIRST
riaaa aEun and blacksmith shop
ttfh aiI modern machinery hs Is q
competent workman and hns made an
rnfiabie reputation in the several
months thai BE- has been conducting
Dts shop Nr Nessly takes same bus
mess property IN Gasau So Part pay-
ment for the buildings Mr. Stisers
has one good. weh lighted room
fronting on Grand street. Wiah Sis
light and glass front Whsah ~ wishes
ta rent
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26
HAD A NARROW
ESCAPE
Wesley iirs,ck Has gsscuilar Fx.~vs.
"~oe With t.l~strss IlEhs. Miss
ing i'nath Narvowfy

D. uilar accident which mgwbs
haFr Tad a disastrous enaluw -
caFrsa az she ssns Suburban home ~
Ar and Mrs Chap galiogw -.
-, ~ toNn. last Friday nighf fyes-
's heiioEK had Invited a uumhs.r a.
= ipol iilAiss 10 4 party al tn home
of ne parents that night. AID ahpus
aH oi Them attended After a uieae-
ahtlg spent evening. during Whlrb
Eanies of many kinds Nere niax~s
p gnests departed for home aith
the eNceptiuh ~ a fsu nbn. aasgn. ~
iae ineiemency % the westh~r ve-
3 ned 81 the kelloNE home for me
remainder 81 the night
AMONG those Who remained War
= .-slef Brock. Hho vent "a bs.a IL
Lester kellogg room. whlle lester
a9eompanied one Of the rlrl rse~fs
- beg home Wesley uas cold ana
pui the electric iight globe under Ma
biiioH ana went 10 sleep. That h.
slept soundiy was shown b. MS fail.
ere e. awaken. even when has hair
tas burned
~ hen Lester returned acme sua
entered his room b. foun6 il nlI~a
aath smoke and quickly valsine a.
atnaoa De- threw the pillows. uhich
Aerf "a hff oui ~ the wiuanw s@sa
- fefanaa. here she rain pct cat
H#a "Hiff NWs H8raEsiH@
eaanal1. vith his hair badly burned
3 ttu he sac awakened b. aas bad.
frightened ans realizing his narrou
eai'e 1ram death. spent mmch tsms
fARnkinH Lester Gag sassas Aas
We lad Lester been detained & lff-
te while longer 60 Is hkelg that Nrs.
trf aaHlt hases been KILLED aRd fha
hTliuEe home one az tbe hnsss Ia
the iand. would have been totally DE-
fraTe8
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26

Miss clara brukuafef. nrt af aHf
mass popular yuuus ladies faak Hsr
departure flr safkau. Fails fba
seek where she aif remain faf e
month o. tao.
"a g. Lauder A. 60 have COR.
H.enrea W1rk IN another fi 80 fhe
81 channel ~ fhe Sanfh Faiouse an
ere kaYlar read. which H e. 6
great eunKensaucr r. TIE anbiia aE.l
finished a. the travel aiu not have -
- around the tosn 60 &C. e. falH
street
Wafrh Four wood Hflee nowadays
ahen FaH nbserHe fhe romantic
sauaas fakiuE q DreUn iuHrF sHuIuf
along 49, bach Earaa TIE nah8a
back" are not Hreh ar bucksau-s
hanre the iaales q fhe WlEHan have
- skarnllsh foT ths aheraNffhal -
coca the canine soup. ans fheF ara
n8f ~ all particular - - ahuaa feel
Z ls tat comes hFzf - hand.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26

#ufE.na from the Sarge adyaurs
safe af seats Frlfz KreisIer the great
fioIauisf Hha plays a. the BIS Col
eEe auditorium neN Monday uleaf
eta - greeted - oae as fbe largest
usIeuass ever ASSEM- ble3 En- fhis mas
nfaeeuf haH The brisk advance sale
81 aereHafe8 fer 8s che unusual b.
los prlfa Charged fof seats and fhe
fsrf thai che college committee ass
.faFuuetiy aaFerflse SD ths event both
.trnarh fhe medium - the neasHap-
ra and others tes
NJ ~ should miss this oHporfar-
Er ~ bearing fhe greatest iIsIuz
riutrfef EesarFe1 seats maF D. So
ures a. the CuiieEa Book Store. fte
price t#HnE e eH each This FL He-
thar haif tie price charged Iu fhr
arRa cities - the northwest f8r ffs
sake attraction
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26
fllrrHoNrs oUT 90 BUSINESS

The high wiuas 81 Monday and
Tuesday pat the local telephone ex-
change "a the bad SCORES ~
eIfes aere crusssd and fhe telephones
In toHu temporarily ous 81 order.
atiie Ehe gsrmsfE and lsng distance
luas were badly damaged u w4n
require g lone flme ana mnca lard
aufk 81 eef al - the ilnes repaired
ana rht telephones Ia WORKING order
aeaIn The sind hleE q hurrtcahe
Sunday night and Monday and there
vas a3H8 q hiEh wiua ~ Intervals ga
rnasaE The storm Was nBe ~ ~
Eafsf eu Telephone and telegraph
IRIS hH1Wn here IN q lanE time.
81 b Frazee's prpdnefioE %
Cars at The Helm wili b. s@en here
far fhe nrai tine On Tnes6ay. Nof-
ezaber 4n Thz mHslcai plaT j. -
naberf n Smith and naymUnd Hun-
talI ana ar Al Holhrook staged ne
production shseh Is an assurance 81
success Among the aonE BITS aft
Naf All. Bnt Nearly IL AalEed
Ha and sTou ~ Al ne WoFlf To
ma TIE cast b. aaia 70 - eNeep-
ueuailg strong
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26
COZ AFINE Iiss.

George Baundg. enc 81 onr proc
porous farmers and stoekmen living
g ihs John kiem&aTa farm received
"a FalHshle hog from Kansas Mon
.aE The boa IS q 8uroe 1erseF lsaar.
registered and pure brea lie came
ron The noted herd 81 karden Bros
of Fairfield. Kansas. aud weighs l. IS
pounds. although only 3 iittle more
than three months old ar BoundY
hae some 81 the test Duroe Jersey
logs Ia fhs state and has e large
demand for them for breeding pnF-
E#sHs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26
TAENrloNE WARS AGO
:. me- ieafmi News fis-publl-ltfd From
TIE Pullman Herald a ~
Fea4tser 20. fssN

Ikc aFrlaf canvass 81 fhe Enfes
er8aed that G. ~ Bean was duir
alerfef cugurv periufsndenf -
hmals
Pa lsnln - BaoTh aaeertisas fhis
sea rs ln1enflnn e. make hHal
aruaG - his valnahle tract ~ Land
q - IL nexts
The oald snap ~ las Friday uiEhT
EaEe ear EounE peaHln q little akaf-
"a en- the creed bnt e didn't lass
IrnE SAaffnN O. SCI g. s rarifF ~
80 sBeak in fhe Fa8nuse COUNTY
N8fhaFa Smith has safd his nue
sIaes hHs miles south ~ town 90 -
=. rASH beFa ana " n. stephensan
FAis nskes see acres shich these
Eenf1emsan have corralea IN the
s4epAenssn netKAborhood.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26
BANKS FrsK sHow8Nc

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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-11-26
10 a. w. NS

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$500. .. .-'.... go. 20 ms
william holland and 4 eastman
base gone to WaUa NaHa IS enter
81 tlfmaH college
IA a. tfate .4.rs f..s..- -
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= "a I.aurenra of t,.n.,.t.... So.
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anus q srIaabI. fra.f - fr..5t 49,
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ln'Ilht at ths bonn. ~ bsr parents
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$50. Il. ts.....-.. -. 70 "si
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-A fihe "Ith bfihafs disease far
tiAi sfals aha BIAS hs.en Thought
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lhf started tef STAPLES Minnesota
i'' Bag fiie tfaih'f oilln. aerum-
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-29
FRESH CUT FLOWERS
FOR ANY AND ALL OCCASIONS
Roses Carnations and Astors Carried in Stock
Floral Designs Made to Order on Very Short Notice
BARTCHER & EWALL
c. c. Phone 2 Iowa Us. Residence 3S4 or 40

Mrs. T. A. Gray of Manning are Wis
iting their old time friend and neigh
Dor. Mrs. Hanchett.
Word has been received that Mr..
Hanchett, father of our drsymap, has
met with an accident in New York,
where he has been visiting for the last
three or four months and it will be
some time before he can return to
Iowa.
The ladies Of the teaching force
pulled taffy with Frances Drake last
Friday night.
VIM. Wilson and wife treated some
of their friends to an auto ride to Den
isons last Sunday. where they attended
the revival meeting in progress there.
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The married folks had fine ball at
the opera house Saturday night. All
seemed to have jolly time.
Lulu Girard and mother were Dem
iscn shoppers Tuesday.
Will Jepsen and wife were Deni-
son callers Wednesday.
Arthur Girard and Harry Allison
drove north of Kiron Sunday to visit
friends, returning Monday.
DR.. Shultz and Hugo Krohnke
were Denison callers in their auto
Tuesday. returning home in Deni-
son livery rig the same day.
Hill Bros. are completing a very
large and beautiful piece of work at
the Morgan cemetery. The monument
being erected is for the late John
Riemers of this vicinity. 1t is said
to be the largest monument in Nor
gan cemetery.
| Mr.. Jensen and wife of near De-
lott visited with their daughter and
husband. John Moeller. Jr., near
Schleswig Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Morris was caller at the
Franz Keller home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Schroeder
left Tuesday for Wendt. S. D..
where they will visit at the home
of Mrs. Paul Stapleton nee Frahm.
Frank Stock spent last week in
Chicago visiting his sister.
John Krohnke and family accom-.
panied by Miss Amelia Krohnke Wis
tied in Bloomfield, Neb., and Sioux
City recently.
Agent Thomassen was on the sick
list last week. therefore was unable
to attend his depot duties.
Rudolph Dinstrom. we understand,
has accpeted fine position at Ha.
warden, S. D. He was station agent
at Berns this week. Congratulations
to Swede.
In oall game here Sunday the
married men. assisted by Schultz and
Brown Of the regular Schleswig team
won an easy victory from nine players
chosen from the single men of Schles-
wig and Morgan. Schultz. Jepsen
and Brown each made two base hi,
in one inning scoring nine runs.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-29
GOODRICH NEWS.
Louie Grill was Deloit caller Sat

Louie Grill was Deloit caller Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Geo. Newcom came down from
Boyer Saturday to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Mrs. S. D. Newton entertained
Sunday in honor Of her forty seventh
birthday her father and her children
and their families and Mrs. Samuel
Newcom of Smithland. Mrs. Newton
received many little tok ems of remem-
brance of the day. 1t was a pleasant
gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal Fink and
family spent Sunday at Rocky Run
visiting their daughter and family.
Miss Lovicie Morris had the pleas
ure of entertaining Mrs. Palmer. the
W. G. 7. u. speaker, at the M. E..
church Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS-. Fred Schiller drove
down to Deloit Monday.
Mesdames Williams. Hess and
Rhoades spent Tuesday with Miss
Morris.
Mrs. Samuel Anderson and Mrs.
A. D. Whey spent Monday afternoon
at Arthur Winey's.
The equinoctial storm was a hard
one in our neighborhood. the light
ming striking couple of telegraph
poles near McAhren cut and shocked
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-29
Closing Out Public Sale.

As have rented my farm l will
sell at public auction at my farm 5
miles northwest of Vail in section 35.
Stockholm township, beginning at II
O'Clock. on
THURSDAY. OCT. IL, 1909,
"a horses and mules. 3 mules yrs
old. one span of black mares three and
four years old; bay horse 4 yrs, l
spotted horse yrs old, sorrel horse
yrs old, / blue mare yrs old.
sorrel mare yrs old, l roam mare z
yrs old. spotted mare II yrs old, l
brown colt yr old. blue colt l VI
old. bay colt yr old, sorrel colt
yr old, sorrel colt yrs old, l sor-
rel mare 8 yrs old, sorrel horse 6
yrs old, l roam horse 9 yrs old,
young colts, spotted stallion (Mor-
!! gan Roadster) 8 yrs old. All fine
horses.
60 head ali good Short Horn cat
tie: "a milk cows, some fresh; 4
two-yr.old heifers. two.yr-old
steers, 2 Short Horn bulls 2 years
old. Is calves.
125 shoats. eight suws and pigs.
3 sheep.
About 60 tons of hay in stack; Is
acres of corn in field.
Machinery: Acme hay stacker and
buckers, hay baler. Milwaukee bin
der, mowers, 3 disc cultivators, 2
walking cultivators. harrow. 2 disc
harrow, 4 wagons, platform buggy.
! single buggy. road cart. dipping
tank. sets Of harness, Goodenough
riding plows, two 18inch walking
plows, one 16-inch walking pillow. /
Avery corn planter with 80 rods of
wire, l feed grinder, Gorham seed
er, l low seeder, hay racks. Num-
erous other articles; also chickens.
ducks. geese and turkeys.
Free lunch at eleven o'clock sharp.
TERMS: Sums of $40 90 and under,
cash; on sums over that amount a
credit of IL months time will be given
on bankable notes bearing 8 per cent
interest from date of sale. Property
must be settled for prior to removal.
j. j. COSTELLO.
NJ. R. McGrath. Auct.
Henry Stuck, Clerk. 39-1
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working

G ene BIZ pden slightly while working
tn the railroad near by them.
Art W'ney and Gene Brogden went
to Council Bluffs Wednesday.
l.. f. Morris spent couple of days
at The Arion Fair. He purchased
fine stick hog which took lst prem
ium. Mr.. Morris met many old time
frief!ns near Arion and reports good
fair.
Mrs. Watt Wilkinson ard son.
Maurice. retained from their visit
West Thursday. Maurice we undo :
stand will attend college ct Cedar
Falls. He IS ore ef our nohless young
men and if health permits will make
life success.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-29
NOTICE IN PROB ATE.

STATE eTawfav or cd IONA SSH Probate
In the matter of the estate of Franz Mergers
late of Crawford County deceased.
will annexed.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 18th day
OF September 1909 the undersigned was duly ap-
pointed Administrator. with will annexed of the
estate, are notified to file their claims in the office
OF the Jerk of the District Court in and for
Crawford County. Iowa. within one Year from the
date of this notice. according to law, and have
the same allowed and ordered paid by the said
court. or stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated this 18th day of September 1909
EMIL MEGGERS
r. =. hhnker Administrators
Attorney for Administrator asst
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-29
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

Lowell Coin vent to St. Louis last
Wednesday, where he will take up his
study of medicine.
Lou jacobsen came home last week
from his summons work on the dia-
mond.
Mrs. Theo. Drake visited in the j.
B. Glassburner home near Dow City
the first of the week. She carried
with her the pieces of calico which
were given by the Chatter Oak ladies
for the benefit of Miss Mamie Glass
burners girls in China
Will Mains was DIS Moines Wis
itor last Thursday.
l. A. Mains and Theo. Drake were
fair visitors last week.
Mrs. A. C. Leeper went to Dunlap
Saturday evening in response to card
saying her brothers. wife was very
i'll.
F. S. Probasco and wife went ia
Kenwood Saturday to visit Mrs. Pro-
basco's brother. Barley Healy and
family.
Misses Fac Coin and Marie McGrath
visited Miss Amelia Adams of Deni-
son last week.
Grandma Soper is very i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. F. H.
Davis.
Miss Rose Sothman, who has spent
the summer with her sister at Man
vile, Wyoming, returned home Sun
day night. She was accompanied by
her sister and family.
Chas. Mains was Sioux City Wis
itor last Wednesday.
Geo. Wilson started for his home at
Boulder. Col, last week. On his way
he stopped at Woodbine and Omaha.
Rev Ans. Elm accompanied bis wi e
to Sioux City last week. where she
will take further treatment in the
hospital.
Frank Kemp of Manila came NJ
last week to see his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. DIN Kemp. of Charter Oak.
Roy Probascco went to Iowa City
last week. where he will become a
student in dentistry at S. U. I.
Mrs. j. H. Jones of Denison and
an aunt, Mrs. Newell. of Lake View,
visited in the home of Mrs. M. l..
| Jones last week.
Mrs c. c. Hardy and son, Ed !,
were Sioux City callers last Friday,
Jas. Wickwire and dauhgter, Mrs.
b. Hodkins. went to Bayard last Sat-
urday for visit among relatives.
From Bayard Mr.. Wickwire will 60
to his home in Boulder, Col.
P. F. Fiene and O. E. Haakinson
transacted business in Luton Friday.
F. j. Smith went to Dow City Fri
day to get an automobile which he had
taken in part payment on a hundred
and twenty acres of land he had sold.
| Hans Stamp, Frank Henning, Max
Vogt. and John H. ,Timm were Sioux
City visitors last week. While there
they purchased some thoroughbred
hogs, which they received by express
on Saturday.
Mrs. James Moore of Botna anc
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-09-29
scHLEsw1G ITEMS.

Adolph Berlenberg and wife at
tended the Sioux City fair last week.
Mrs. CARRIER returned this week to
her Denison home, after a pleasant
weeks visit with her daughter, Irene.
Fred and Art Girard attended the
Arion fair Wednesday.
Jul Peters of Battle Creek visited
with his parents here Saturday and
Sunday.
Will Laub. Jr.. was business
call here Saturday.
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D. E. Bremsec went to Omaha
Tuesday for goods.
Mrs Asa Butterworth snd little
daughter arrived Saturday for visit
at the Clair Butserworth home.
Miss Nell Mcdonald and her broth
Ter, Ward. gave a watermelon party
Sat rdsy evening to about thirty OF
their friends. All report good time.
Mrs. G. NJ Goddard was Monday
visitor to Denison
Mrs. O j. Judd entertained the
Priscilla Club last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Leslie Poi'evin and little son re
turned from Manila Sunday, where
they spent few days visiting rela-
tives.
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AS 1 have rented my farm l will
sell at public auction at my farm 5
miles northwest of Vail in section IS.
Stockholm township, beginning at IL
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the Federal grand jury.
George Binnall returned home Sum-
day night from Greeley. Iowa. here
he had been to exchange one of his
the horses for one that was still bet
ter.
Mrs. Maolne returned home Satur-
day eneving. from South Dakota,
where she has been visiting relatives
for few weeks.
Mrs. Mark Norris and children are
at Dunlap spending several days with
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain
went last Thursday to Virginia City,
ILL.,, where they will spend soma time
visiting relatives.
After several weeks absence Asa
Bybee has returned to his home. His
friends are glad to see him back
again.
Mrs. j. R. Best and little daughter
went to Denison Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Koenekamp.
Word was received that Mrs. A..
H. Harper, who accompanied by her
husband, went to Seattle two weeks
ago, has been very sick at that place
but was somewhat improved when last
heard from. Her friends hupe for q
speedy recovery.
Rev. Kosier is the new pastor,
which conference selected for the Dow
City charge. He is young. strong
looking man and seems physically able
to do good service for the church.
He preached two good sermons last
Sunday to large audiences and made
good impression on the congrega-
ton. He comes to US from Rippey.
Iowa. and is rather new man in this
district. He expects his wife and
three children to arrive about Wednes-
day from Illinois. where they have
been visiting for some time Pastor
Kosier and family will receive q
hearty welcome from the M. E. church
and the entire community.
Word was received by newspaper
clipping that Rev. Clifton. who was
past r. of the Baptist church here
some years ago, had been declared
Insane and was sent to the insane
asy lum.
a large number of the Latter Day
Saints have been in attendance at the
reunion at Moorenead for the past ten
DAYS Thew returned to their homes
Moodav The next reunion will be at
River Sio,
: The adult on to the w. II. Wig
gins store is finished and is now in
J use. which gives Mr.. Virgins much
more room and the store is much more
: convenient
Nels IN Brcs have installed nice
J new harness machine in their shop.
! viii h will be a great help to them
The Misses Kate and Esther Turn
and and Miss Lottie Bixler drove out
to the home of Miss Ellen Scott Sun
day. Miss Scott has been sick for a
couple of weeks and unable to teach
her school.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society and the M. E. Sunday School
have contributed and sent fifty dollars
to Miss Mamie Glassburner to buy q
boat to be used in her missionary
work. She is located on an island
about forty miles from Foo Chow.
China. The missionary societies in
the different towns of the county are
contributing calico for dresses for a
Christmas present for the little girls
of her care. 1t is to be light colored
calico and five yards to the pattern.
Mrs. Glassburner will take charge OF
the goods and forward it to Miss
Mamie.
Mrs. DR.. Van Metre and Miss Elsie
Randall were Denison visitors Satur.
day