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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04
HARRASSED IS WOMAN
WHO FOLLOWS STYLE
Fashions Change So Fast That
1t Is Nigh Impossible to
Keep Up With Them.

Many are the changes in the fash,
ions today, and the woman whose am
oition in life is to be always gowned
according to the very latest style leads
a most harassed and perturbed exist
ence. Dame Fashion, she who must be
obeyed, IL every little command Of hers
he Followed, must certainly be a most
capricious, Enthusiastically leader, &C
cording to the impression given, first,
that one n one only model is to be
chosen n then within a weeks time
putting forward an entirely different
model as the only one possible. To
keep a cool and answering opinion In
the fac of such changes requires con-
siderable character and poise, for II too
much effort be made to follow out every
order in detail the result is rarely good,
and the gowns lack something impos-
sible to define, unless IL b a lack OF
finish. There are certain definite, fun
damental rules to be found, however,
under all the mass Of frippery and I'M
certainty, and il the foundation be.
only well established it is not difficult
to work OIL endless variations.
Distinguishing Features.
Long lines small hips, close fitting,
sleeves fiat trimmings, classic drap-
cries are a few of the distinguishinr
features OF the fashions this winter,
and with these to work on or work out
the rest OF the task is not nearly so
difficult as 1t may appear at first glance
at the latest designs. For some time
much has been said and written anent
the fashion for plain materials being
unusually popular this season, and
countless in number are the gowns, es-
Decially those for evening, which have
been made up OF those ideas. Now
every day there are more OF the en-
broidered and figured materials to be
noticed; indeed, an absolutely plain
evening own has suddenly become
rather striking in its novelty.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04

Seated on the white beach, they
talked of friendship. @
"A friend is a balancing pole" said
an athlete-"a balancing pole without
which it is impossible to walk safely
the tight rope OF life."
"A friend is a jewell said a pretty
girl, that shines brightest In the dark
ness of misfortune"
"A friend is a volume" said a jour-
nalist, "a volume OF sympathy, bound
in cloth as a rule, though in rare cases
the binding may be silken."
"A friend is a gold link" unused
jeweler, 'in the chain Of life"
He is a plaster" said a physician.
for the cuts OF misfortune"
Like IVY" said a botanist,, "the
greater the ruin, the closer he cIings."
"a friend" said a grass widow sadly
ais the first person who comes in when
the whole world has gone out"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04

"A picture recently published In Nun.
ich shows that the peculiar vanity
which manifests itself In a desire 70
be photographed often kills the sense
of ~deceney." says a writer in a Berlin
paper. The picture shows five uni.
formed men standing or the smoking
ruins of a building. In front of them.
propped up against the debris, ara
eight mutilated corpses Under the
picture is this legend: The Indian coast
has been infested for hundreds BY
Malaga pirates. Recently a body Of
Europeans, conducted by natives, pur,
sued and captured one of these robber
bands, whom they bound and cast into
q pagoda, which they then blew IN
with dynamite The men who posed
for a picture, in which they seemed to
gloat over the deed, the fruit of which
forms the grewsome foreground, wer
all Europeans.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04
EXERCISE THE BEST
WAY TO REDUCE HIPS

Here is an exercise which. n
persisted in, reduces the hips
rapidly. You should lie extend
ed upon the floor supporting
yourself with n hand while the
other Is placed upon the hip.
While holding this position raise
the body gradually from the floor
until the whole weight Is sup
ported by the hand and feet. II
is comparatively easy to get the
body from the floor as far as
the knees, but to bring It up to
the full extent is not easy al
first. 1t should be tried first on
one side and then on the other,
When beginning this exercise
you should be careful to get
used to 1t gradually, as II puts
a great strain upon the muscles
and Is liable 10 make you as
lame as a first horseback ride.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04
sAvoRY BOILED CABBAGE.

Boil cabbage tender and chop It fine
after 1t is cold. Season with salt, pep-
per and a dash Of tomato catsup. Heat
in a saucepan a cup of we'll seasoned
gravy or soup stock, turn the cabbage
into this and toss and stir until very
not; ADD a large spoonful OF butter
ana a teaspoonful OF lemon Juice and
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04
MATCH ECONOMY

Have a small dish on or near your
gas stove for matches that are not
burned much. They can be used to
will save matches.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04
USEFUL KITCHEN KNIFE.

A glaciers knife will be found an ex-
cellent thing with which to scrape and
clean the bottoms Of pans and kettles.
This need only be tried to prove it's
value. g.M .a. #n 49,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04
BRIGHTEN

After washing your carpets we'll put
about a tablespoonful of beef gall In q
tub OF rinsing water and II will bright
en- and perfume your carpet.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04

PILES CURED IN o TO IA DAYS
PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure an,
case OF Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrud.
ing Piles In @ to II days or money refunded
SOC.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04
He Misunderstood.

The simplest propositions" said
Senator Beveridge in a recent address,
must be set out with the utmost care
in the wording, OF misunderstanding,
dissent. even anger may result. ~"
Thus, as a train was moving forth
from a Cincinnati station, a mar stuck
his head far out OF the window.
keep your head in there a station
attendant shouted in warning, or It
will be knocked off,
knocked Off shouted the passen-
ger. Knocked off, eh2 Well, 1t won't
be knocked off by anybody tho size of
you, you bandy-legged shrimp!'"
The wireless telephone will be demon
strated on the grounds Of the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-03-04

BRIBERY-ANp CORRUPTION.
II get a penny every time ! take my
tonic"
What do you do with them?"
Mother puts 'em In a money boz
till there's enough ana then buys an.
other bottle OF tonic
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The First National Bank Of Devils
Lake loans illllteney Oh Real
Estate AT I 4 yeFy loW rate Of Interest.
You can pay your loan at any time
Win us. .3s52s. !. 5.5 ~, 81, q.

Il here Monday morning about 1870 and
the remains were taken To Mandan
for burial MI. Newgard is q cousin
5of Herman stenseth Of this city and
was we'll known here. Two brothers
and one sister Of Grafton arrived IN
the g city shortly after he was brought
70 the hospital and his partner former
" IN business with him at Milnor. Mr..
Andrew 4 Engelhous arrived In the city
Monday TO accompany the remains to
Mandan. Deceased was thirty-four
years old and was born and raised
near Mankato, MINI. where his father
and one brother now reside. NJ
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Mrs. Blonde Dead

49,. al
Mrs. Y. Blonde died at the hospital
il this city Wednesday night at about
eight o'clock after a short illness. She
was somewhat indisposed. Sunday
evening but was better Monday. Tues
day night; she was delirious and was
taken to the hospital where she never
regained ciousness passed
away Wednesday evening. She had
been a sufferer from an abcess in the
head and It was from this that brain
fever was started which caused her
demise. 4. & s3=xs
b 4$ One daughter and two sons remain
to mourn her, Miss Clara Blonde, Of
Renter, Washington, r. q. Blonde, Of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and "a. Blonde,
of this city, with whom Mrs. Blonde
was making her home Miss Blonde
and r. A.. Blonde are expected here
today and funeral arrang ements viii
not be completed until after their ar:
rival .:. SsE 81, "
n their sad bereavement the rela-
tives have the sympathy OF many
friends in this city :sSss
! il
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Results in Death.

Great Northern engine crashed
into party driving on the railway
track from Munich, Friday night
fractured the skull of a. A. NeWgard, d
merchant 5Sof Munich and Mandan;
severely bruised George Barnes, d: liy-
.eryman Of Munich. killed both horses:
and olished the cutter. u. ~ Con-
noly, of Fargo, 4. travelling man, jump
ed DUST fl. time and escaped injury
sNeWgard was carried for q distance Of
nearly half q, mile. Barnes was car
.ried half d rod. He was taken to the
hospital gatsDeyils Lake. z.3a5,lSs5
~ lad No Warning.
The engine was disc ected from a
train and sent from sarles to Munich;
to- get water he weather was In;
tensely cold ana the part did not hear
the approach sof the engine until II
was right pon them They had de-
pended On trains being run On heir:
schedule time 81 q little later 81 the
branch.
~ CONNOLLY passed through Grand
Forks last eyening on mis- way to Far
So. He stated that It was one soffs the
most remark BILE escapes from death
he has ever Witnessed He had Just
time "a throw hinlse from the cutter
when the horses were run down and
the cutter comp etely demol ished iS9
Engine Crews Did Not Know
saS5 ne engine crew: knew nothing 81
the accident Ssonnoll walked Is Nun,
sich and notifie resid dents: Assistance
was sent out and Barnes and New.
gard were brought into Munich
Grand Forks Herald
s Mi ewgard died at the hospital
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Tuesday evening the nHtallation 90
officers of the Yeornen lodge took
place at their han on Fourth street
and q large gathering of the members
had 8 most deligh tful egenin after
the Inatallatio 81 otIacers the mem
ssbers were treated 20 "a delicious lnns
scheon which was prepared by TIE
ladies' of the lodge and after which
the young people enjo 4 dance and
card splay wing
Vednesday evening the members ia
the Ramsey Count Univarsit club
met ait the home Of Mrs Geo Ruhberg,
most dsiig htful evening was spent
u telling or University pranks and 4.
general literary prog arn and tie dis
cussion os Universal y opics held me
boards for The evening his Was tic
first meeting of the club Tor the new
year ana many iiils sresting evenings
aTs prolaiasd iaring RENAL Under
sof the year BY Che
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N: Mr.. and Mrs "a. Bell entertained
the members Of the {. a. r.. and Relief
Corps at their home on East Fifth
street saturda Al gl,tt Twenty men-
beers of the Post were Delightfully."- en-
.tertained and the evening was spent
inswappIng stories OF old times, after
which al delightful luncheon was sery-s
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D q s'ans. lor,ey %
hand OF favorable terms. Low
est rates. Cflafnberlill. n

s u Oh iaVOra Terms. l.OsV-s
est rates. Cilamberlin. q
II Feed oats and corn for sale At Vim ia
ter g Ames' elevator.
We have finished invoicing and have
hundreds Of remnants that we are
closing out very cheap in our bargain
basement r. w Mann & Sons.
=. y. Walker. Of Hans rough was i'll
Devils Lake Wednesday and Thursday
making final proof On his homestead.
He had with him as witnesses j. VOL.
gamott and Fred Mike.
TEAM Killed ;5..55s
The special services are continuing
through this week at the Presbyterian
church, and the milder weather Is max.
Ing g very noticeable difference III the
attendance from evening Il, evening.
The l'lhe services are none Of them lengthy,
and are made very interesting BY the
participation Of the congregation in
various ways. You will be heartily
welcome 10 these meetings. we sing
"a good deal, and are Using new book,
which Is proving very satisfactory In
deed; Come. Services at 1880 each
evening except Saturday.
For week of Jan. 9Th. 5:.ls 4; Vi
Farm loans at lowest rates. ;ses
John sN Maher. s III;
S There is proof conclusive that leap
Year counts in the fact that, there has
not beenSa marriage license granted
in Ramsey: county so far. this year. AS
q representative Of this paper called
on Judge Henry ednesday afternoon
they found him III his Office wearing a
worried look and he informed us that
here 1t was the thirteenth and not q
license SO far this year. Cheer III
Judge there are few bachelors left
in North Dakota who Will sooner 81
later screw up the necessary courage
| to ask some Of the bellies of Ramsey
county to- join them in their misery
!: We do not believe that they will ali
!: have to wait until another leap year.
Il. T. Morgan Of Fargo, was ii the
city the fore part Of the week on busi
ness connected with the Homestead
.ers, a fraternal insurance company, Of
,,sDes Moines, Iowa, of which Mr.. Nor
gan is the state manager for North
Dakota He has . couple Of assistants
III this city who are here with tile In
i ton Of Installing q branch lodge 81
their order here. The protection il
! one of the best IN the fraternal line
I embracing as it does not only life In
Ssurance, but accident and other pro
lection Mr.. Morgan has been con
nected with this COM INV for severa
years, he is 1 AZ hustl and when he
starts his order out in Devils Lake
there is the assurance that twill bs
started right and be q. permanent fix
sStnre among the raternities Of thi.
eif1r
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soHeEoaanononuonenon ononea meno nonenenos


All Topin, offs ssAneta,; Vas 3 business
Visitor this Wleek.
soehrinsg, ebster, was
q caller this week
llem, ii was herr, ons
business this Weel
IIauser, Fargo. HE the guest
..5of Dr. Follett I'D this scit
JauuaE of Toxic Was business
visitor in Devils Lake Wednesday
i Hale, % starkWs ther, was a
business " caller n the city Tuesd ay
The MISSES overly. of DINA we're
guests of friends u the city this week.
Bert Moylan, register g Deeds from,
8cando was ! i caller 81 the city this
week S3Ss
Salisbury 5Iak ota, was here
tuesday looking after business Inter
ests
Knutson, soff neta, 81 81 trans
acting business n the city. last Tues-1
Great Sbarga Inns tn Iladies skirts,
coats and and zfurs At Mann, i Department
Store
Hans Rust vent IIampden3
If Ml[o,nday t a' look after business inter
ssests
+ Miss Eta Derrig and Mrs j. NJ vs.;
Be- Berg spent .ssuRday IL this city with
friends
,sEsg Miss Minnie Gilbert Of Tolna, was
here the tirst of the week visiting
with friends.
Make Mann,s Depa rltment: Store your
head quarters during 1908. It vim pay.
you well
sssfs Senator Fred "a. Baker returned to-
Bismarck Maonda y after spending Sum.
/ day at home ~
safe Intestine urchases Is KupssI
penheimer oyercoat. Az half price,:
Is Holbrook Nero. Co. ls 5s:
5ss5 Crank Burtsche sofs Nondak, Mont,
ia the guest of 1is brother Burt
scher Of this city
nougherty starkwaather,s
was here TUESDAY looking after bust.
ness interests. 81 ysSS;SSI
Fosts who has been spend
Ing week tchfeld, Mimi re.
turned home Mond ay U.
Miss Nina seblen sc Bathgate. was
H the guest of friends iii this city last
Tuesday and Wednesda y. S5;s:
stieo. ilson. Of Municli, was
THANKSGIVING business matters Ia Devils.
Lake the mid Ire ofs the week.
The time has come to purchase that
fur lined coat. thing iii fur lin
ed goods at cost. IIolbrook Mere. Coz
Rose Richter and Miss Lundy.
4 On Grand Harbor. were guests of
friends sinSS Devils Lake this week.
Chas Franc 81 Valley City,
spent several days III the city this
week looking after business matt tiers
Edward sHoyey went 10 Minneapolis
Monday fternoon$a and Is spending the
week eoking after business matters.
III. Thomas DUKE. 81 Tolna arrived;
IN the city Tuesday On No. S and spent
the day transacting business matters
e local people: 535s3
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Fiji I! | !! / | |! i
Devils d ke &
Reported OF 3. Baker y

Hard sl!
No. Northe 8
No. q Northern
No. 5 ll0rEh erIl
Durgllsl
Flax e.
Oats
Barley
P0tat toes Il
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s. q ~ lens syee entertained ats 900:
Saturday evening
Capt. IIeerman went ia Tokio q ~ II
business ~ saturd ay, turning Sunday.
s Prete was II tho city Tuesday
enroute to st. Paul where he win.
spend the winter attending college.
~ IA Glickson returned from ST. Paul
Stature morning after spending al
week looking after business matters
Mr. and Knauss Of Tolnaa..
were guests % 3 M. and Mrs. 'Winans:
this week.
We have lots of oYershoes, what 10
you think I? E pair Of one buckle over
shoes s'sss 50 cents olbrook Nero.
ssl Mrs Blaisdell and daughter left
Sunday Tor Mime apolis where they:
will visit for afew weeks
q. sorsky went to Grand Forks
Sunday 70 attend wedding of his
cousin who was married at that place
this week,
Charles Nelson and daughter, Miss
Anna left this week for ST Paul where
they will spend the week visiting
with friends
sprague left Mond afternoon
for Caledonia, MINI. III answer to- q
message nnouncing the death Of his
aged father At that place.
The Modern Prote ctiye. association
win give a card party ID the knights
Of Pythias hall We nesday evening,
Jan. 9TH, to which al are invited.
45ssrN Vow Is the time. Do not wait q
week but come quick. Sheep lined
goods go too, all at cost. Holbrook
Nero. go. e.: 81. !: ::s 81
Miss Mary Norton returned Sunday
from Bartlett where she has been
spending her vacation and has sresum-
ed her duties as teacher in the public
schools. sss:. & zs :,: RI:
Miss Louise LeMay arrived home
Monday morning from New York,
where she has been spending month
IN The eastern markets buying her
spring millinery stock s s=5]5 @ O.
| Miss Ruth johnson, daughter i Of
Rev. and MRS @. q. Johnson, returned
to- Faribauit, Mimi. Monday, where
she Is attending ST Mary hall.
Herman Huesgen left tuesday, for
Grand Forks, where he viii spend the
week visiting with friends. While
there he viii take part ii the reher-
sails Of Eli ah# which is soon to- be pre-
scented by the Forks oratorlo
society
/ farewell Meeting will be held at
The Salvation Army barracks Sunday
Eevening at which time farewell viii be
said to Adj And rson and Ensign Nc,
Kean Anderson viii be trans.
..ferred to Thief River Falls and Ensign
tMcKeanS to Moorhead, Minnes sofa. 70
this meeting the public are cordially
Invited.
Do you wear shoes r you do come
around, we have something to show
you. We have about 800 pairs Of shoes
70 close out at a very low price, Hol-
brook Nero. CO.
MI: and Mrs. ". II. Bell entertained
the members Of the g. "A. RI and Relief
Corps at their home on East Fifth
street Saturday nigh Twenty mem
bers ofthe Post were delightfull en-
|tertained and the evening was spent
ID swapping stories OF Old times, after
which q delightful lunch eon was sery-
Ted.
Mann q Model Grocery Is the busiest
place ii town these days. Here you
viii lind at All times the most com
plete up o-date stock of groceries S.
the city
M are Ia receipt of letter from
John Barley. Duluth renewing
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sHOR 4
o, II lest

!
aeaeaoaeaea! sssasSS
4. .M'liekelsson, 81 B, va u town
Ml.londay
ss stade made q business trip lto
Grand Forks this week
Belcourt % rand Ila III 81 vas q
caller 81 tia city Tuesda
New spring goods now on: sale sat
Mann Il departmen s.5;Is
Paul sI Parker 81 Webster, Was a
caller in TIE city this week.
George Bail tie noted yiolinist, $of|
Penn; r a Il here oyer Monday M
YOU want tos buy az oyercoat visit
n Mann lothing depart nent III
Dion, Of Grand Harbo was
among the visitors here this week
Attorney Midi laugh went TO
Frand Forks NIIond to look after;
legal matters IS
Mann's dep rtlnentt tore closes az
500 o'clock every evening except Sat.
surday Ssss8s5
Jennings Of I1akota was here
Monday and sTuesday looling after.
business matters.
Whitney of Churchs Ferry,
was among the man out Of town visit
zors is the city this week &.
Edgar Long and wife Of Sharon,
were guests Of friends All the city for:
several days this week. 81
&s Barber vent to Grand Forks
this week and spent several days In
that city transaeting business mat tiers
|.If you want to buy an overcoat cheap
go 70 lam i Depa rtmenta Store 81
Peter Haley left 81 NJ, Tuesday.
night Tor Los Angeles, Cal \, where hel
will spend the remainder of the winter
Victor Ruth the main stem Of the
Village Sof Toxic was q caller III the
CITY Tuesd Mr.. Ruth ii pound.
master, chief OF poll ces Mayor and an
fact the whole work. Is 4.
G. b. Knott left yesterday at
5teTnoonsE for Il visit ] witt, lends and
relatives ats BenIdj .Thlef River Falls.
and Minnea polls, nfiinnes 81
plush lined coat HIS a beautiful
coat and e Keeps you warm too. Ours
are Gordon goods choice al
cost. Holbrook Are CO.. ss 81
Represents live John A. Honey LEFT
this week Tor Bigma rck where he is
attending the legislat ure. His family
viii follow the latter part of: the week
and VIII live IN Bismarck during the
session Of the gislature l5Sssa
isit Mann's argain Basement Of.
ton III 1sOs. viii pay you wei. We
sen is cent cold blast liant tern globes
feor Sc. l0c lamp chilnneys for &C.
ssMllennon's 25c talcum powder for l5c.
uInrning the hustling young.
land agent arrived Hi the city Monday
evening from Milwaukee and spent
Ecouple ,of days looking after business
interests. dnesday he left for
Great Fails where ne vii spend the
week looking after land Interests #
Messrs Reynolds s. Francis of Fargo
are 8in the city working a the interest
|of the Honest ders, q fraternal in-
Esuranse company of Dea Moines, Iowa.
This company ii one 81 the :best IA
the business HI raternal life and acci-
dent. and these gentle are meeting
With much encourag cement. :s,ss
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FEE ! |. PAID | COUNTY
IEhllroudhs 81; the Office Of the Register
5:.S Ss1 De- Of Deeds DurlEd 9(18

During the year 1908 there was turn.
ed #i y t county treasury from the
ONCE ofthe Register Of Deeds s495I. ~.
The expense Of the Office during the
same same period was s35s0.oo. Leaving a
balance for the county over expenses
of s1s61.74. The various months dur.
ing the year showed receipts ais fol.
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as ours does must have merit. All the
clever advertising In the world would
not induce a woman to buy second
sack IT, the first didn't suit her. : ==:5
THAT DAKOTA LoUR DOES SUIT
Is proven by the fact that those who
try It keep on using it right along.
So all we have to do is to persuade
people to try it. We invite you to or
der IA sack today for our mutual
benefit Made at home. .,.s:s.; s..s a. 4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-20

District Judge Hawkins VIII so &c
Van landt county tomorrow to pre-
side in the district court of that
county during the trial Of case IN
which the Judge OF the district ~ ais
qualified, Judge Hawkins rs also dis
qualified IN case which VIII be
called Tor trial IN the district court
here Monday. Hon, S. 7 skinner has
been selected 70 pryaIdc IN tdo lrln'
of this G, Sc,