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last week with her daughter, Mrs
Frank Costello, near Denison.
Bernie Finnigan, of Buck Grove, Wis
tied from Friday until Sunday with
the McGinn brothers.
Fred Gibbs, OF Nebraska, is here
visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
John Comstock.
Miss Ella Harder was the guest Of
her cousin, Miss Annie SEWERS, last
week.
Miss Jennie Main returned to Oma-
ha Sunday afternoon after visit with
her cousin, Mrs. John McGinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Comstock, Dave
Comstock and Fred Gibbs visited one
day at Bruce Rogers west of Denison
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis McSorley and
family spent Thanksgiving at Frank
Comstock's.
Christy McGinn came up from Dun
lap Sunday.
Frank Comstock visited Tuesday
evening with his brother-in-law, John
Hasset.
Fritz Block went to Buck Grove on
Monday morning, where he expects to
spend the winter, and will buy hogs
at that place. He is an energetic
young farmer and will no doubt make
good. His many friends here wish him
success in his new work.
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Rev. Barber, of Des Moines, spoke
in the church last Sunday morning,
and Mrs. Bowers in the evening. The
weather prevented many from going,
but the speakers were earnest in pre-
senting the temperance question.
A. ]. Hoiberg has had bad luck.
Sunday morning before Thanksgiving
he went to feed his cattle hay and
found one short He went to find it
and discovered it in the pasture a few
rods from the house. 1t had been shot
and killed. 1t was shot twice in the
side and in the head. 1t was about 8
O'clock in the morning when the ami
NAL was found and it was not yet
cold. Mr.. Hoiberg says it was worth
thirty dollars.
Verne Talcott came from Lincoln
for the Thanksgiving vacation at home
Quite a number of our young people
went to the dance at Dow City on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cruise and son,
David, drove to Dunlap and ate
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schwiesow wen>
to Manila Saturday evening for Wis
it with relatives, returning Monday
morning.
Henry Evers came from Blooming
ton, ILL.,, last week to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Evers.
Mrs. Owens returned home last
week from an extended visit with her
daughters near Sioux City.
Mrs. D. P. O'Brien, Hyacinth and
Leonard, spent Thanksgiving with
relatives in Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evers and daugh.
ter, Anna, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Evers Sunday.
Mr.. E. Hughes came from Cedar
Rapids to spend Thanksgiving with his
sister, Mrs. M. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Powell spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Bryan near Ute.
Mrs. Owens and daughter and Jas.
Hughes spent Thanksgiving at the
Brown home.
Tom Brown and Ed Hughes spent
Friday in Omaha.
Mrs. VIM. Bauman and son, John,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Brosnahan,
east of Denison.
Misses Bessie and Myrtle Mcmahon
are visiting at the Mart Houlihan
home this week.
Maurice Brosnahan made a bust
ness trip to Spencer Neb, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lentz were Sun
day visitors with relatives in Charter
Oak.
Misses Margaret Houlihan and Nell
Collins visited with Margaret Brown
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kolls and family
spent Thanksgiving with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Buesing, in
DenisOn.
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Mrs. Amanda Dunbar and Miss Ed
ma Childress and Sister Lois went to
Kansas the first of last week on &C
count of the serious illness OF Bid
Cose. At last report he was some
what better
J. T. Spence and Maurice spent the
most of the week in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Spence is doing we'll after her
operation.
Six fat sheep were killed by the
train Wednesday for N. II. Brogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Newcom and son,
Virgil, went to Grant City to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Orval McKim.
Mrs. r. G. Dobson returned from
Meadow Grove, Neb., Wednesday, She
was very happily surprised to find her
mother much better and her eyesight
improved so she could see her this
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Thanksgiving dinner with their son
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Trip enpoyed a
fine Thanksgiving dinner at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Downs and
went to Denison Friday, where they
spent the remainder of the week at
the home Of their daughter, Mrs
Frank Bolton.
Oscar Goodrich was a Deniscn Wis
itor Friday.
| Mrs Mari, Mrs. Head and daugh-
ter, Faye, and Mrs. Allen were Deni-
son shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gibson, of
Wyoming, were visiting their cousin,
Mrs Ida Talcott, last week.
Mrs. Bicknell, Of Minneapolis, is
visiting at the home of her brother,
Milo Kelly.
Mrs o. w. Nelson and Miss Grace
FriedrichsOn were DeniSon shoppers
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Logsdon took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kelly on
Sunday.
Robert Cruise was quite sick Sun
day and Monday, but is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morrison are
moving to a farm near Dunlap.
Herman Logsdon has sold his farm
to Mr.. O'Meara and will soon move to
farm he has purchased near Ames,
where his sons will attend college.
Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Justice and Miss
Ruth Goodrich We're in Denison Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mari came to
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. VIM.
Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Stilson went to
Ute to spend Thanksgiving with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Noel.
Geo. Sadler has been visiting at the
home of his cousin, Mrs. Emil
Schwarz, and has now returned to his
home at Kansas City.
A. A. Conrad was in Denison Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cruise drove
to Denison Saturday to attend the
funeral of an old friend and neigh
bor Mr.. Potter.
Mrs. Jas. Butler was in Denison last
week visiting her friend, Mrs. William
Gibson.
Mrs. Simpson was Denison shop
per Friday.
Miss Faye Head went to Carroll to
attend a club dance given at that
place Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs Otis Nelson and little daugh-
ter, Grace, visited at the home OF Mrs.
Ida Talcott last week.
Miss Ferne Butler spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of her friend,
Jennie Hallowell.
N. NJ Collier, of Fairbury, Neb.,
spent Thanksgiving with friends here.
Miss Ruth Oslin, one of the Dow
City high school teachers, spent last
Wednesday with her friend, Stella
Butler.
Mrs. Carrie Stiping, of Lincoln, Neb.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emminger
Rev. E. D. Calkins preached in Cas-
tana Sunday and expects to move to
that place soon
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Mrs. B. E. Weed returned from {
weeks visit with her mother in Deni
son Saturday.
Red" Reynolds, of Dow City, spent
Sunday with friends in Charter Oak
Miss Anna Thomson came from
Council Bluffs Friday afternoon tc
spend Thanksgiving with her people
here.
Mrs. Bishop returned to her home
at Omaha Friday after pleasant
visit in the A. C. Leeper home.
Mrs. B. L. Wright and children went
to Dow City Friday for short visit.
Misses Bertha Thomson and Mae
Rogers spent Sunday with friends al
Mapleton.
Otto Bramson, of Ute, visited with
friends in Charter Oak Sunday.
Jerry Calvin, of Anthem, visited in
the McGrath home on Thursday.
Mrs. D. A. Holmes visited friends
in Denison the latter part of the week
Mrs. Anton Gaestel and daughter
returned to their home in Dakota or
Wednesday after pleasant visit with
friends and relatives in Charter Oak.
Mrs. K. c. Iversen is visiting with
friends in Schleswig this week.
The Linger Longer club met with
Mrs. G. r. Marshall this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rachwitz, of Denson
visited at the w. T. Petersen home
here Sunday.
DR.. Hill is enjoying visit from his
father and mother this week.
Thos. Thomson was a Sioux City
visitor Sunday.
The death of Hans Kuhl occurred
about midnight Saturday after an ill.,
ness of about two months Mr.. Kuhl
was a retired farmer, having moved
to town last March to enjoy the re.
mainder of his life. He was born in
Holstein, Germany, about 70 years ago
and married while still living there.
They came to America in 1887 and to
Crawford county in 1885, The funeral
services were held at St. Johns Luth-
eran church Tuesday afternoon at |: 80
o'clock. Deceased leaves a wife and
four children.
Chas. Jacobsen motored down from
Mapleton Monday.
Miss Kate Healy went to Dow City
Friday. She returned home Saturday
afternoon accompanied by Misses
Lucy and Alice Healy.
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time. She was joined at Dow City
| by her daughter, Eunice, from Oma-
ha, and granddaughter, Sunshine
Rudd, who came up to spend Thanks
giving.
Miss Eunice DObSOn returned to her
school at Omaha Monday morning.
This is the time Of year that the
trains are apt to set fire while passing
through. A fire was started Friday
near the Lloyd Winans place, but was
discovered in time to be put out be-
fore any damage was done.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Aletha Anderson last Friday al
ternoon. This Wednesday afternoon
they meet with Mrs. r. w. Robert
son.
Ray Shives and wife came down
from Wall Lake to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with relatives.
Rally day was observed at the NJ.
e. church. A program was prepared
and no doubt if it had been nice day
a large crowd would have been pres
ent.
VIM. Morley and wife entertained
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Krahl,
and brother and her sister, Mrs.
Bertha Sullivan and husband Thanks
giving.
We understand Jas. McKim and wife
will start on their California trip Mon
day to spend the winter.
Mrs. T. c. Dobson and Eunice and
Sunshine Rudd, of Dow City, took din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. S. Horr on
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Childress' little
girl had the misfortune to break one
bone in her arm, between the elbow
and wrist and bend another very bad
iy. She was running, os al errand
for her mother and fell down, causing
the injury.
of Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Childress on
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Dale Cose was sick the past
few days, but is much better at pres
ent.
Uncle George Landon, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Zea and daughter, Mabel, were
guests at the Fred Landon home on
Thanksgiving.
Ward Spence visited relatives at
Harlan the latter part of the week
and came home by way of Omaha to
see his mother, who is in the hospital.
Mr.. Dillivan visited last week at the
returning home Saturday.
Mrs. J. G. Williams spent Thursday
with Mrs. Alma Prentice and family.
S. NJ. Hattery and wife moved last
week into Mrs. J. Worley's house.
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The teacher and pupils at district
No. had several days vacation the
latter part of last week.
Miss Mabel Nordholm and sister
spent Thanksgiving day with relatives
at PlattsmOuth, Neb.
Mrs. Tate visited the fore part of
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en- SroppeafocIina err ienbt al.
iteo efter Hebelerue.
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ger meloes at foncentrere lig paa
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belier al 8r9nicn iunoet Steo.
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paa 600 Muno bapbe iloaet Gebel.
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betpbeIig minbre 8arniion / Srta-
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al belle @orniionsitprten og mango
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miiteoe UNDER &onpeu flere Wano.
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Ppeoetransporten.

Sislge ct al Rortbern Gaciiic.,
@reat Hortbern. % Soo8anerne,
DC ire pietigite bpeoetransportcren.
De ganer paa De aanter, i~lbarbeioet
fonleruatipt Operilag, bill Der til.
trrnges $4,000 Gogne iii at bort.
bringe BEN fsrite aiifibning al va.
rets Spebedoling | ben Gel al oct
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Wisouriflooeu Reiten belle bette
enorme S~oannntaI or aIlereoe icnbt
til De forifieIige afifibniusScertrer
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mes ubiagn, oct itsrlte antal BOG.
ne, iom | Oct 9iemeb bar peret
iamlet oppe / Roropelten.
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Suftulvffe.

Sra Muifegon, Wih., meISes Sen
i2te augltit: en- ing Muifegon'
bame, Miis Gli5obetb Sebor, Ger
Igaar ioretog Here 9allonopitigrirt.
ger, miiteoe Sipet iiette Sang bum
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ret ct goot Stpffe no ODER Wi5i.
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mem 9llften, foIo. bun / @onbet %
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febe benoeS Sooeb UNDER gonoet.
Sltn bar bare rs Mar gainnel.
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en- %forunoerlis Reonine.

Sra philadelphia telegraferes
ben 12te auguit: Wisiionpren
Gep. Sbomos Reeobam fortalte ioog
en- forrmoerlig Siitorie ON, boorle.
beS ct arucifir, iom ban iom ing
8ut bapbe tatoperet pna en- al fine
g(rme, eneang bapbe reooet bam ira
of bli brGbt og opipiit al &aniba-
lerne / Fatagonien, ben ipolige Gel
al BET omerifanIte 6aitlaub.
Siitorien gift Nc poa, at ban Iom
13 aar gammel @ltt bapoe ~ltiaalet
iig til at reiie meo ct / 2angfort
gaaenoe Sampitib peo at ifiuIe iig
/ 9aiten. Soa 8runo al Suit
maatte ban lsge no al lit Sfjul,
og Den gruiomme auptein boobe
laoet bam IGtte i!ano poa apiten al
Eatagoniert, bpor ser finbes tai.
rige Stanmcr, iom er Wenneife.
Goere. San blep itrar eiter taget
tiliange, men iaafnart De gilOe bops
De affsrt bam bans Sleoer og lit
Die paa BET tatoperebe arucfiir.
faIot be neb og tiIbab BAN.
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mango aar tioligere bouoe bapt en-
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ariitits og bans Sso paa aoriet,
oa oct bapoe gjort ct 6pbt Snbtrpf
paa Dem. 9e toa BAN for at ppre
Srelieren ielp, iom bar fommet til.
6aae paa Soroen, og gioroe bom til
i'm Ssuoing. 6erit IS Woaneoer
ienere par BET lpffeoes bam at
renlme.
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Styrtet / 2lfsrunoen.

en- bstit iereelig lllpffe hpnbte
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Selen Sllnt ira CANA, Soma, itur.
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fen bRnote, efter at bun ianrnen
meo ct Itsrre 6slge al Serrer %
Gamer bapbe fuIoenot 9eitigningen
al Sieloet og itoo ! Segre6 mes at
begpnbe Reoturen.
NSii5 Slunt hapoe ct Mar bart
9niGtteIie iom 9Rrerinoe ucS De
oiientlige Sfoler / SeattIe % bar
aniat for et Mar til.
3 SaIoet ltsote btu moo ilere
ireunititfenoe Afiatier. % hpert Gen
/ benoes Segeme par fnetfet.
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fit ct Anialo al Spimmelbea.
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uloplie Srenoe.
p~insbr0noino.

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iponbi Rssen iom peo Serert og
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eneite al De ifp 6usIe peo ginsebe.
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Opitanoen / nicaragua

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eneoe Rebeliprfer UNDER General
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peoItoo.
Sfponingen anretteoe BOG / lang
2ib ingen Sfaoe, oa HebeQernes
aanoner fife baube Den t~ilitr9ffeli.
ge HRffeepne. 8eb Wiooagstio an.
bra9tes De / Stiainger nGrmere
gpen, og Bomber og @ranater be.
gpnote at ipringe / gpens 8aoer.
Sloen beiporeoes Of gatteriet poa
9anabsioen, gpens oigtigIte 5or.
iuarsperf, os Stpbningen iortiattes
Eele Gftermiboagen.
&l. 3 foretog Hebeaerne et bei.
tigt angreb paa StotsfRngilet, men
bIep ilaaet tiIbage eiter en- bioiig
Stamp. Ere Elmer ienere traf au.
griberne iis runot til oen sitIige
Sibe al Sopeoitaoen oq rettebe en-
beftig SID moo be Trooper, iom
ioriparebe bernie Del of 8pen. Ge
blep iuiolertio ogiaa Der ilooet til.
baae.
Zen nRrp9retbe HepoIntion |
9icarasua bespnotes Den 29oe Sui
al General 2uis Diana. efter at
ban par blet aiiteoiset al RrGiioen.
ten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

Reo'rttellen | Suffertoloen oiloe
meotsre, nil blt Iagt paa Spl0en
iom operflsOigt.
Zen republifanlfe HeprGieutaut
ira NiSiouri, Theron &. Gotlin, er
Bit frofienot Retten til lit SRoe
/ HcprGientantbuiet, OF hans Sc.
motratiite opponent, Eatrict j..
Gill, Der beitreo 2ouligbeoen al
bans @alg, inopalgt / bans Steo.
6orilogct ON at uoitsoe gotIin,
Der par bcifpIbt for SpertrgoeIie al
Solalopen / NiSiouri peorsrenoe
aanoibaterS aampagneuoaiiter, ne0.
toges me6 f2t moo II Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

Sra aae 3allter al 2anoet mel
bes ON ct opermoabe fort SABRE.
uobpptte, og Observation-Disclosures
peo Sfuronnens gegpnoelie bar
Den beieite paa mango Iar, 90.3
Brocent NOS S9.2 Frocent for Ell
Waareo iioen % $50 Trocent for
ct gar iioen.
Nebenitaaenbe Sabel gtper Sop.
reaplingens Silitano / be forIfie1ige
Stater peo Environments 9egpnoelie
/ 1912 og 1911 inmt 8ienneminits.
~tilitanoen for De iioite 10 aar:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16
Store 6aper.

Zen ~befieabte isoiite @iaionar
os 6ilantrop, Sulius Hoienipalb !
Chicago, bar paa jim balpbunoreo'
aarise Ssoielsoas ooneret $6S7,.
800 / 8aper til i~orifiellige Sniti-
tutioner os u~eloGoise Giemeo.
9Ianot anoet bellies en- balp Miaion
Dollars liselis meIlem Chicago
l~lniperiitet os be asiociereOe isoife
Observation-Disclosures ! gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

tpoeoe ubbptte iorsgeoes ira 27f,.
100000 ben isrite Srli til 29O,.'
000, 900 guibel Den lite aueult.
Silitanoen por meget bsi / ale
Observation-Disclosures
Rebenitaaenoe Sabel angioer Ill
itanoen / De fem pigtigite Saar'
~bpeoeitater Den lite IuguIt 1912
% ben lite suguit 1911 Nomt
Observation-Disclosures for De iioIte
10 gar: