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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-11-30
Some Old History.

Mr.. Geo. w. Stephens has unearthed
file of the Crawford County Bulletin
of the vintage of 1875 and 1876. Among
other interesting things contained is
continued history of Crawford coun-
ty written by that veteran pioneer,
Mr.. Thos. Dobson. Mr.. Stephens has
kindly turned the file over to F.. w.
Meyers for use in the forthcoming his
tory Of Crawford county, which will
appear next spring. The history tells
how Denison was named, gives the
names of the first settlers and many
stories of pioneer life. The file also
contains an account Of an Indian leg
end of the very first white settlers
in this region, the Yale family, who
are said to have lived near Deloit
about 1880, and who inter-married
with the Indians, but were finally
killed by them AS the work of the
history progresses interesting mat
ters are coming to light almost every
day. Mr.. Meyers would be very glad
to hear from all of the pioneers who
can throw light upon the early history
of the county.
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Members all present.

Members all present.
Minutes of Thursday, September 20,
1910 and warrants issued by auditor
between sessions were read and ap
proved
On motion following monthly allow
ances were made for the relief of Craw-
ford county poor, for the months of No
yember and December, 1910, as follows
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for DR.. SCOTS Electro Magnetic Ap-
planes which are better than medi-
cine for your aches and pains, the in
soles for cold, rheumatic feet, the
plasters for stomach and kidney
trouble, the electric hair brushes,
tooth and flesh brushes are simply
wonderful. The Electric steel corsets
and many other things especially for
rheumatism, please call and examine
the goods and be convinced. Address
Mrs. L. A. Beaumont, East fremont
street, Denison. l have use of phone
457. 46-tf
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Henry Riessen, petit juror ......$ 24.5O
r. S. Cassaday. petit juror ....:. 1920
H. II. Bockelman, petit juror -. 24.S0
Edlef Jensen, petit juror ...... 500
Dan Seaman, petit juror ....... 1850
William Wunder, petit juror ....-. 22.10
Henry f. Otto, petit juror ...... 17.9u
J. c. Hunter, petit juror $3.50
+. A. Mitchell, petit juror ...... 1870
Hans Wulf, petit juror ........ 1850
Dan Maloney, petit juror ....... 1880
Roscoe Romans, petit juror ..... 1870
N. A. Sandstrom, petit juror -. 21.7O
Fred Lahndorf, petit juror $50. 20.9O
Chas Shives, petit juror ....... 1870
L. Namanny, petit juror ....... 1870
Christ Groth, petit juror ....... 1910
Vim. Fl. Gibson, petit juror $3.50. 1870
Mr. and Mrs. John Muir, salary
for September ......... $500
II. E. Beach, court reporter ...... 72.O0
James Collins, court bailiff 49,. 5000
]. w. Monaghan, salary for Sept. $500
Frank Faul, salary for Sept. 1867
F. l.. Hoffman, salary for Sept. 10000
NJ. J. Collins, salary for Sept. 1867
y w. +. Terry, salary for Sept. -. 10000
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Wrong Excuse.

Who has broken the milk jug?"
THE cat knocked that down.
madam!"
What cat?"
Haven't we got one?"
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Denison, Ia, Monday, Nov IA, 1910.
The board of supervisors met in regu-
lar session in the board room in the
Crawford county court house at Deni-
son Iowa. at 10 o'clock a. M.
Called to order by Chairman Ahart.
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w. A. Cramer, salary for Sept. -. $500
John G. Hugg, salary for Sept. -. 1900
p. j. Portz, salary for Sept. 1900
Louie Evers, salary for Sept. -. 1850
Morris McHenry, work for county
during September .......... 2461
H. ]. Cummings, boarding pris-
oners during September ...... 1851
H. J. Cummings, commitment and
discharge fees .... $50
H. j. Cummings, salary for Sept 1898
H. J. Cummings, serving road
notices and grand and petit jury
Subpoenas .....x...... 446o
P. J. Klinker, salary for July,
August and September. ....... $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir, salary
for Oct 1ouo
H. j. Cummings, boarding and
lodging prisoners during Oct... 1.75
H. J. Cummings salary for Oct 1888
H. J. Cummings, commitment and
discharge fees ............... 1.5O
M. ]. Collins, salary for Oct. =. 1867
p. j. Porte, salary for Oct. 1900
Frank Faul, salary for Oct. 80. 1867
j. W. Monaghan, salary for Oct. $500
Louie Evers. salary for Oct. 80. 1850
John G. Hugg. salary for Oct. $500
w. E. Terry, salary for Oct. 10000
w. A. Cramer. salary for Oct. -. 1900
F. L. Hoffman, salary for Oct. 10400
Morris McHenry, work for county
during October ........ ...... 3632
Wright, Coon & Hoenes, salary
for September ............... 5000
Wright, Coon & Hoenes, salary
for October 5000
w. NJ Lana, steel bridges. 32OS.O0
B. w. Hunt, one mill road work
Goodrich Twp .............. S.75
Frank Mitchell. one mill road work
Hays township ............... 5000
Emil Pautsch. one mill road work
Hanover township 49,. ...... 1850
F. F. Brown one mill road work
West Side township ......... 1880
John Johannsen, one mill road
work Goodrich township ..... 2l.OO
Chas. F Jensen, one mill road work
Goodrich township ......... 63.78
Emil NovOtne. one mill road work
West Side township ........... S9.43
Chas. o. Speck, one mill road work
East Boyer township ......... 5000
Lock Mccarthy, one mill road
work. Jackson township ....... 55.25
Ed Duffy. one mill road work
Jackson township ............ 5l.23
John Ahart, one mill road work
Paradise township ........... 314.0O
John Ahart. one mill road work
Union township ............. 42463
John Ahart, one mill road work
Boyer township .............. 1850
John Ahart, one mill road work
Willow township .......... 2237u
Jacob Rusterholz jr one mill road
work East Boyer township. -. 5000
E. w. O'Banion, one mill road
work Boyer township ........ 1924
C.. F. Jensen, one mill road work
Milford and Goodrich Twps. ;. 1850
John Woest, one mill road work
Hays township .............. $3.50
Reimer Guessing. one mill road
work Hanover township ...... 54.sS
Ed Pranschke, wolf scalps ...... 1000
Alvin Jacobsen, wolf scalps $3.50. 1000
Soldiers relief commission for
Oct 244,OH
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CRAWFORD COUNTY
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Proceedings Of the Board Of Super
visors Of Crawford County, No
vember Session, 1910.
CANVASS OF VOTES is MADE
Many Bills Allowed and Ordered Paid
Resolution Regarding County
Home, 10 Passed.

Denison. Ia, Thursday, Sept. 20. 1910.
Pursuant to adjournment the board of
supervisors met at nine o'clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman Ahart.
Members all present.
Minutes Of Wednesday. September %,
1870. were read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as fol-
lows:
H. y. Cummings. expense taking
Mike Carney to Ft Madison PEN
1tentlary ......:... ~ 59.72
H. ]. Cummings, expense taking
Joe Philips to reformatory at
Anamosa 31.72
James Moore, repairing adding
machine, auditors Office ...... 1.75
k0tt & Rath. material and labor
painting court house tower In
side ........... ............ 1885
r. A. Talcott, shoes for J. b. An
derson 2.5o
H. Grill. coal for court house
heating plant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 51.45
Geo. Menagh & Co., coal for John
olson .............. 7.15
Geo. Menagh & Co., coal and mdse.
for VIM. Dover .............. 21.04
Geo. Menagh e. Co., mdse for Mrs.
Nissen ........... .......... 1900
Geo. Menagh & Co., coal for Fred
Bradbury ........... Ats
Geo. Menagh & Co., mdse for Aug.
Odefy ........ ............ 4ss
Fred Rain, repairing BRIDGE. 200
Ordered that remittance Of 1913 be
made to August Odefy Of taxes of 1909,
"on lots 10 and II. block 10, city of Dem
.ison. on account Of being poor person.
Board adjourned at IL o'clock noon
-sto meet at one o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at one o'clock p. m, all
members present.
On motion the following claims were
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Ordered that remittances Of taxes be
made as follows:
To Hans p. Hansen. taxes Of 1909, on
personal taxes on account Of being a
poor person-S4.O2.
TO Elizabeth SchwitZer, taxes Of 1909,
on lot 81. block so, Denison, on account
of being poor person-$11SS.
To Henry Schwanz, taxes of 1909, on
account OF erroneous assessment-S1c.
To c. II. Christensen, taxes of 1909.
road poll, on account of having receipt
$500.
To Pat Pelly, taxes of 1909, road poll,
on account of having worked same
$500.
To T. J. Bellefeuille, taxes Of 1909.
road poll, on account Of having paid
.same-$300
To Martin Ahart, taxes of 1909, road
and state poll tax. on account of not
being of age-$3.50.
To Leslie Holcomb taxes of 1909, road
poll, on account of having worked same
$500.
To Henry Ziehm, taxes Of 1909, road
poll, on account of having worked same
$500.
To August Brensel, taxes of 1909, road
poll, on account of having worked same
$500.
Board adjourned at 80 o'clock p. m..
sine die.
NJ. J. COLLINS. THOs. AHART.
Auditor. Chairman.
Warrants issued by auditor between
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Or. Sf0clkdalo
SkiI|I|edS pecialis't
Credited With
Many Cures

&, THE Neiphv

No matter what the nature Of your
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you can't be cured, do not give UP
hope until you have consulted DR.:
recognized standing, graduate Of
one of the. finest. colleges In the
country and has had more than 20
years experience in Iowa. For 10
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city every month treating his regu-
lar patients. The success attending
ers DESTROYS Of consulting him. On
his visit here DR.. Stockdale will con-
suit with those who require the at
tention Of q skilled physician.
Chronic Diseases ONLY
For over 20 years in hospitals and
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allowed:
-Thos Ahart, session work ......$ 400
John Holland, session work 80. 400
John Hagge. session work ...... 400
J. T. Carey, session work ........ 400
H. D. Baeth, session work ...... 400
Geo. b. Smith. supplies for county 59.45
Il. w. O'Banion. repairing bridge 500
c. F. Jensen, bridge work $50. 1928
VIM. Adams. petit juror ...... 1920
Edlef Jensen, petit juror ....... 1900
w. A. Blume, petit juror ........ 1900
B. H. Rank. petit juror go. 1920
VIM. Cruzan, petit juror ....... 1920
p. ]. Griffin, petit juror ...... 1910
NJ 3. Conroy, petit juror ...... 1850
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

the wearcaused by use. To leave
machinery exposed to all kinds Of
weather has the same effect as 1t
would have on house furniture. live
stock, or anything that nature has
not provided with protection against
the elements.
One OF the best Investments on the
farm is good machine shed in
which all machinery can be put when
not in use. Statistics show that such
an investment will mean a return OF
30 per cent on the money Invested.
1t increases the life OF machinery
fifty to one hundred per cent. Even
at the present price of lumber. \ ma
chine shed. 16x32. we'll built. on a
concrete foundation. will cost only
about $I25. Such a building will
house al 1.-The farm implements used
on the average Minnesota farm. To
figure the life OF such building at
rs years. with a small outlay for an
occasional coat OF paint. will make
the annual cost OF sheltering all the
machines on the farm less than
twenty dollars per year. Such small
annual cost will pay many fold in its
saving on the depreciation OF the
machinery.
A littel time used in overhauling
and cleaning up each piece Of ma
chinery. when one is through with It,
Is well spent. Tighten up all the
bolts. saturate the bearings and
cover all wearing surfaces with
good grade OF machine oil. This will
, stay on from one year to another,
and keep the parts from rustinr.
Plow lays and all polished parts
should be cleaned and covered with
oil or grease OF some kind. to keep
them in good condition. There is no
part of the farm operation at which
little time can be spent to better
advantage than looking after farm
machinery ery--University Farm Press
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
IANKSGIYING PROCLAMATION

which index Of show vigorous national
e health prosperous we'll being Of communities
his land possessions beyond the These
upon restricted hut over
md. They the blessings and bounty Of God
TO be with the rest Of the world In all es-
relations with other peoples harmonious with
reality of friendness and depth Of recognition OF
especially be motel that during the last year
has the Of arbitration and the
ement of International disputes.
rfore, william Howard Taft, president Of the United
rlca in accordance with the wise custom OF the civil
the settlements this with the rule
the foundation Of this government. do appoint Thurs
i"io day Of national Thanksgiving and prayer en-
eople that day In their churches for the
hs God and heartfelt thanks to Him for all
and loving kindness,
whereof have here unto set hand and caused the
niod States TO he affixed
The city of Washington, this, ath day Of November
onr Lord thousand nine hundred and and Of the
Vi he United States, the hundred and thirtyff
(Sgned) WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
resident Avee A. Adec. acting secretary Of state
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
Pierce

Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller of Dem
yer visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Keller a few days this
week
William Lacey. formerly of Pierce
left last week to join his family in
Tennessee where they have been
visiting several months.
Mrs. James Gault of Greeley is
visiting with her mother. Mrs. NJ. H.
Mincey
A literary has been started at the
Olive Branch school house.
Mrs. C. c. Smith and daughters,
Hazel and Jessie, and Mrs. NJ. H,
Mincey visited in Eaton Saturday.
I w. l.. Winkler spent a few hours
at home Sunday.
Otto Johnson lost valuable horse
Monday
MIR. and Mrs. f. ]. F'iske have sold
all their household goods, stock and
farming implements and Will move
to San Diego, Calf. r. Jones vii,
farm the place.
Mrs. Rutherford, who has beer
suffering with cancer of the stomach
was taken to a hospital in Denver OF
Sunday. Shee expects to undergo
an operation.
A Republican rally was held il
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NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
laSalle

Miss lllma Reynolds went to Den
yer this week to visit her brothers,
Wilbur. Maurice and Vaughn Rey-
nolds.
Mrs. Carter called on Mrs. Abar,
who is suffering from inhammatory
rheumatism, last Tuesday.
The series of revival meetings to
have been conducted by Rev Wilson
OF Longmont this week have been
put off on account of the scarlet
fever.
Little Dorothy Sylvester was TAX
en- sick Friday evening after school
and the doctor was called Sunday
morning and pronounced it scarlet
fever. Several children from Evans
had been visiting at the LaSalle
school last week and the school
board has declared weeks vacation
until it can be ascertained if any
more children are infected.
Mrs. John Bentley, who is suffer
ing from typhoid fever is reported
no better.
Mrs. Dock Evans and little daugh.
ter will leave here Wednesday for
Laramie, Wyo., to be present at an
operation on her sister, Mrs. Doris
Oldenburg.
Miss Elsie Rodgers spent Sab
bath with Miss Eunice Laughlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrighton of New
1 Windsor visited with Godfrey Bot
tom friends Sunday.
D
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
Green City

This thriving little fiat now has
two telephone lines. Heretofore one
line has accommodated the farmers
who installed phones, but the past
year or two has seen nearly every
ranch supplied with the convenient
instrument The new line will be
completed the Sth.
The potato crop, above the aver
age in quality and yielding from
so to l25 sacks per acre, is all stor-
ed here. No attempt is made to
sell. as all the growers are finan-
cially in shape to hold their crop
for better prices.
Halloween passed unusually
quietly here
/ Jake Roberts OF Boise, Ida. visit
1 ed Sunday at the E. V. Warner
| home.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
CURING CATARRH
Accept Our Advice and Try This Rem
edy at Our Risk

edy at Our ttisk
Catarrh is disease of the mu-
cous membrane. The mucous mem
brane Is. one may say, the interior
lining of the body. Catarrh there
fore may exist in any part of the
system.
When the catarrhal poison at
tacks the mucous membrane. in
flammation and congestion are pro
duced and nature fails to throw OFF
the accumulated pcisons. The organ
which he's been afflicted ceases to
perform its proper function as nature
intended IT should. The result is,
complication upon complication,
which NAV lead to other even more
serious afrlictions.
We honestly believe Rexall Mucu-
Tone will do wonders toward over
cominl catarrh. 1t is made from
the prescription OF an eminent ply
sician who made a long study Of
catarrh. and his great success with
this remedy was an enviable one.
We want you II you are n sufferer
from catarrh in any form, to give
Rcxall Mucu-Tone :. thorough trial
Use 1t with regularity and persist
ency for reasonable time. then u
you are not satisfied, come back and
tell us. and without question or
formalitv We will hand back to YOU
every cent YOU raid us. This Is GER
ta'nlv the fairest Offer that any one
could make and should attest our
sincerity OF purpose. II comes III
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
Big Bend

j. w. Ewing has one of the best
crops of beets in this vicinity.
portion of the land averaged % tons
to the acre.
The guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Carpenter Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Burroughs,
Mrs. II. Bellport and oliver Carpen-
ter of Greeley, and Rev. and Mrs.
Nucholls of Denver.
Miss Blanche Aired went to Den
yer Monday for visit with friends
Mrs. A Callahan spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Callahan.
Miss Myrtle Grimes was the guest
of Miss Rose Coffman Sunday.
j. C. Hubbard spent Monday In
Greeley.
Mrs. George Corfman was Gree
ley visitor last Friday.
Mrs. r. w. DeVinney is recovering
from a broken rib received some
time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
Tom Wigein were guests of G. w.
Coffman and family Sunday.
A. c. Croft OF Greeley spent Sun
I day al his ranch southwest OF Ieck-
ham.
| Miss Rose Coffman was the guest
\ of Mrs Felix Parker Sunday.
I Miss Florence McGinnis, the prin-
/ cipal Of the Big Bend school, visited
/ from Friday until Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. McGin-
mis-, In Greeley.
C. w. Alps, principal of the Ault
school spent Sunday with her sis
ter. Mrs. Jack Mcmillan.
Tom Wiggin leaves Thursday OF
this week for Coshcocton, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, who
have been visiting their son, Charles
Smith and family. for the last two
months, left Friday for their home
in Coshcocton III.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

Eye, ear, nose and throat, Dr.. Sa-
pero. the Denver specialist, is
coming to Greeley. Thursday. Friday
and Saturiay, November 10, II, and
12, at the Camfield hotel Consulta-
tion and examination free,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

all winter In the field where they
we're last used. or in the barn yard.
Here they are exposed to the sun.
rain and snow at all times OF the
year. and the actual depreciation
from such exposure is more than
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

two sizes, prices so cents and $500.
Remember you can obtain it only at
The ReXall Store. Gilbert Drug
Stores.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10
OF THE
FARM MACHINERY

llnery is often sadly ne
not in use. 1t Is not
, see binders, cuitiva-
Ills, plows, etc. left out
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-10

Bank hall Saturday evening and n
Democratic rally Monday evening
w. ID. Clark came in from his
ranch and is visiting his daughter.
Mrs. w. l.. Wirkler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-12

FOR RESr7 BY i LANES = SHEA:
, ,as va ave; sx., sr. p hot water 1T $3.50
1903 y. Cap. Or. rec. hall. b. INV hi $3.50
q Adams st. NV. sr.. b.. hall, fur. g.. so
e!5 N. j.. ave-. 10 rooms and bath. 80. 80 !
5il B Sc. rooms. BATH. celia. ....... $3.50
1910 ST Sc, ar. and b.. furnace. 27.50
III 18th Sc. IT.. b.. furnace. ........ 81. 80
204 tn st. s.w. rooms and store. Is 50
Gl3 9Th ST. ne. rooms and bath Gel. % 80
1910 26th st. NV. rooms and bath. D.. 80
ll14 9TH ST s.w.. rooms aud hath. 22. 80
MS 81. s.w., D rooms and bath, ....... %. 80
1902 ST. ne, rooms and bal ....... 10. 80
6ls NJ 81. s.w., u rooms and bath. 400. ~. 20
3.4 NJ st. s.w.. rooms snd ba til. ...... ~ 80
40 9th ne. rooms and bath. ........ 20 50
l2n4-u Water ST. s.w.. stores. each. 200
lsa9 Emerson ne. Q rooms and bath. 1854
!r' s.: st rooms. s s"a s. heat 1sSs
900 9TH 81. Sc. d rooms and water. ..... 1850
5l1 18th ne. 6r. and b.. INV. heat. 1870
III Mclean ave. s.w-. 5r. and h.. 1850
5l1 18th St Sc, rooms and water -. 1850
i27 Prospect st. ne. Or. and water. is. 50
G3t NJ Sc, rooms and water. .....:... l5.,,D
1870 Duncan ST. ne. rooms and bath. 1910
l26, Hamline st. Brookand, 6r. and H.. 1870
6,iUiy Morton pi. 5r.. b.. I'd floor. 30
$50 4th ne, rooms and water ........ ii. 40
BOT Mclean ave. sw.. Or. and wafer. 1889
toI Lamont NV. : rooms and water. 80. 1900
1901 ~: ST. s.w., > rooms and wafer. 4 90
l:i55 { 81. s.w.. 3 rooms and water. ..... 1000
1886 Kramer 81. mt. III. and water. ln.00
~" Carroll 81 Sc: sr. on ID floor 800
COI-ORED TENANTS.
300 Mo. ave. NV. 10 rooms and hath $50
i.,S ith ST. n.w-. 10 rooms AMI water. -.
a30s ST. NV. . rooms aud water. ..... 20. 20
lis r 81. s-w.. > rooms and water. ...-. 10
80 Il ST. INV. d rooms and water. ...... 10
2tt3 n ST. NV. rooms aud MATER. Zoo
2Ill X ST NV. rooms and water. 1900
l4335 81. So. Or. and water. each 1000
l233 Madison 81. nv IL. and water 1850
Az MON CT. s-W.. rooms and water. 400
ii0 Union ct s.w. rooms and water 800
1910 4th st. nv. rooms basement. 100
80 4la s.w.. ONCE room ................. 500
nIlll Il III IL =