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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
PRS WILSON RfsmTs FINE

Tie pizzht o. three little mother
less grlz working ia g southern cot
Ton NH ard needing the help o. their
fztzer. Mzrioa Geek. sho : serving
4 tho year psniteztiay term for r.
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

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Chicago News.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
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The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
N F LIFE PROSPERS

Every North Dakotan should rejoice in.
the continued and increasing prosperity,
Of the Pioneer Life Insurance Co. of
Fargo. The night Of the 18th the COM
pany marked the passage of another
annual milestone in its career and once
more it was able to report a year of sue
cess and of marked growth. NJ,
d The continued growth cot this COM
pany. organized and Conducted under
the laws of North, Dakota. means more
10 North Dakota than the mere success
Of an individual business concern. i
means tho growing Independence OF
North Dakota; in financial. affairs. And
solely on that ground it's success is DE-
sewing Of special comment. ID
The Pioneer Lifetis backed By ~
best financial interests In the statAs.
It's slogan, keep North Dakota monaey
in North Dakota 10 q sound principle
and because; the, company y ashome il
stitution and has U solid and depend
able backing. The Forum is selatdi. %
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
Dent Lei i Cold
Settle on Your LunllBs

Many cases Of Lung Trouble can Do
traced directly to a severe cold which
has been neglected. and which, ~ Z
result, has affected the lungs. III .yg0"
have 8 persistent cough or cold. take
warning before 1t Is too late. EckmaAS
Alternative Is most beneficial In such casee
and has been the means of completely
restoring to health many persons wh0 had
serious lung trouble Read Of this case:-
PIeasantville, N. j..
"Gcntlemcn: During the winter OF 191!
4 contracted a severe cold, which settled
on my lungs. T'h doctor pronounced II
lung trouble. tried nearly every prep
aratlon without any result and kepttget-
ting worse. EckInan's Alternative was
Recommended to me and commenced
using It rs Il last resort. The 6rst bottle
seemed to give notreiief: IN fact; Ifseetns
ed to feel WORSE bNt ! kept on using
the medicine and found out the Arst
bottle had really started me on the road
to recovery by loOsening the mucus. anu
making me expcctorate freely. After
using the medicine for some time my
cough ceased. I gained flesh and today ]
I'm q we'll man."
(S.gned)' Gee. M. BATES.
iA6Ove abbrcyiatpd; more on request)
Eckfnan's Alternative has Decn proven by
many years. test to be most efflcacious
for severe Throat and Lung Affections,
Bronchitis Bronchial, AsttniN. Stubborn
Colds * and In UphuiidIng the system.
$E0ntHlns no narcotics poiAOns or habit
L forming drugs. ASK or.Htocklet teAi1e
81 recoyeries; and write 70 Eckman
Laboratory, PHILADELPHIA. Pa. for eyl.
dence For sale by all leading druggists
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27

The currency bill passed the house by
an overwhelming majority on Monday
and was likewise adopted by the senate
by q vote of 43 to rs. on Tuesday.
President Wilson on Tuesday evening
amid a large and enthusiastic gather
ing of cabinet officials. senators and
representatives. signed the measure and
made the much talked of currency bill
a fact. President Wilson in signing
the measure used four gold pens, three
Of, which were presented to Senator
Owen, Representative Glass and Score
tary McAdoo. co-authorsnof. the bill.
keeping the fourth with the remark that
it was the forty per cent gold reserve.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27

Carl Erickson. sheriff at Williston,
where the sensational outcome OF the
Culbertson trial was enacted, and Steve
Culbertson, convicted murderer. taken
out and hanged by q mob. was. this
week asked to resign. The demand foE
his resignation came after questioning
by Attorney General Miller and Prosecu-
tor Burdick. 1t is charged that he failed
to- exercise due diligence to prevent the
lynching. Detectives are ut work in
the vicinity of Williston and Ray and
the authorities hold that the i%nstigators
of the mob will be brought to account
within a week.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
.Richaedton

: August Koesel made a business trip to
Mott. Tuesday. Is
: Wedding bells will soon be ringing in
our vicinity. .
Otto; Kauer was down from Dickinson
this week. 81,
Ed. Carson Of Marshall was in our
Tuesday. y,
Miss Lena Miller visited with her
mother here Sunday.
Albert Koesel made a business trip
to Mott Tuesday.
Asesnt Rich and wife went . to Glad
to ne friday on No. Z.
John Bleier made q trip to Gladstone
recently to visit his aunt, who is quite
i'll.
d.. j. P. Weyrens of Taylor made q
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
Minsrs Back Marquis Wheat

North Dakota has enjoyed for many
years the reputation of producing the
best bread wheat raised in the world.
Any one therefore who urges OF backs q
new kind of seed wheat on the farmers
of North Dakota, assumes q grave re.
sponsibiltty. The men Of the Russell
Miller Milling Co. believe that a large
quantity of inferiorseed wheatshas been
more OF less Observation-Disclosures through.
out the state and that the prestige Of
the state has suffered as a result. The
advent Of Marquis wheat has beer
watched with interest, not only by the
people back,of it, but by all interested
in the lettering of North Dakota wheat.
Marquis wheat seed is very similar t
the finest Scotch Fife wheat aud &C
cosdineato test gives an extra high yield
per acre and ripensr from a week to II
days earlier than fife or even Blue Stem.
Its straw is Of moderate length. stiff
and resistant to rust. Growers state
also that its chat holds the kernels
tightly so there is little loss from shell.
ling. IA
After much and careful Investigation
the Russell-Millerc Milling Co, has
procured. 100000 bushels of Marquis
seed, thoroughly re-cleaned--to a test
weight of. about IS lbs. to, the .bushel,
which is being sacked into 2 buahe
seamless sacks for distribution. at cost
to the progressive farmers Of sNortl
Dakota. -
Samples Of Marquis wheat'':.are on ex'
hilton. and: can be. bought. at..--all Of. tn
Occident Companys' elevators. Marqui
iseed wheat:sells..fo $l.3oIa bushel.
adv. 12.6-1u
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27

|: The PRESS trusts its many readers
had q Merry Christmas and that they
will all -have a Happy New Year.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27

George, Bursess left Friday Of last
week for Detroit. Mimi. where he viii
spend the holidays with his brotAh1,
Adolph and family. g
The wild Man al, Schaffner's hid
an accident Saturday evening. while
trying to mount q broncho al. tho 1tr-
CESS home he. was. thrown but fofta-
nately fof him he managed 10 fall Into
e haystack and thus escaped in
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. SWEETS and ;foiar
children of Glendive. Mont. left M6h-
day of last week for Mandan, where
they will visit for q few days With Ii.
'Siverts' sister, Mrs. L. NJ. J~ohnsonssSlad
family. They spent about ten dayssas
the Capt. Siverts home a. this place.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27

Since the goth it has been zero
weather some of the time and on
Wednesday a fury of snow came. Most
like to see q little snow at
Christmas time and they were not dis
appointed this year. Altogether the
fall and early winter has been very
mild-altogether too warm for merchants
who put in their usual stocks Of winter
goods in the fall.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
| tendance.

tendance.
Rev. Lovelace of Hebron gave an in
spring sermon at the Marshall school
house No. 2 last Wednesday evening.
He chose for his text St. John 10Th
chapter, 5th verse Behold the man."
Fred Siverts is Getting along as well
as q be expected with his broken
arm, He returned home from. Biamarch
SOME time ago, where he had beenste
have it set. n: Ma,
The teacher and pupils of Marshall
school No. 2. are planning q ChriStniaa
tree and pro9ram to DO given ON Sun
day evening. December 28ttt, at J
O'Clock and would like every enc who
can to come and enjoy the evening
with them.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
Unusual
Quality

Our Special Patent Flours
possess unusual quality
and always prove better
than expected.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
TOO MANY PARDoNS GIVEN

U. l.. Burdick, states attorney al
Williston, while probing Tor the lynchers
of Culbertson last week, gave out the
following statement as to the cause
leading up to the act:
1.-Two things. l believe were contrib
utine causes to the lynching. One wat
tie verdict of life imprisonment. An.
other is the feeling that Culbertson
might be pardoned within "a compare
lively short time, because Of the fact
that six murderers had been granted
clemency or absolute pardons by the
pardoning board within a day or two
of the time that the Culbeftson jury re-
ported it's verdict" .g..-,
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
Gladstono

Sv008t0UO SEN
: Mrs. W. L. Pfindle wss Adopting iHl
Dickinson Tuosdayovenins.
Jne Geiss and family returned Tues
day from q tripSto Dickinsun. 4,
NJ. and .Mr1.- Z. s. Morrow were
Dickinson visitors Monday evening.
Misses Tina and Marvel Brown were
Dickinson visitors Monday evening
Jim Enaeibtechti Of Dickinsonswas
calling on friends in Gladstone Sunday.
Miss Bremen of Beach is VISITING
this! week az the home of her btpth@r,
Ed. Bremen.
.Dominick Moral made, q two day
business trip to Knife river and Rich
ardtop recently. pa
/ Nj. and Mrs. Ed. Bremen and chill.
|dren were Dickinson visitors Monday
evening between trains. s.
Mrs. {. C. Turner made q trip 10
week. returning the following day.
Fred Prindle returned Saturday Is his
home in Cleveland, Ohio, after q weeks
visit here with his brother, W. L. Pfin.
die. ..& III -
Charles Cow arrived here recently
from Edgemont, S. D., and is making
an extended visit with his brother, A.
D. Cow
Percival w. Taverner left Monday 70,
Robinson. N. D., to visit over Chritt.
mas at the home of his sister. Mr0, L,
F. Green. 4 ,gG,
Grover Jopp left the first of the weed
for Kansas City, NO.. where be will
take q course In practical auto Srepafl
work. 49,.
Miss Doris Gregg took the eighth
grade state examinations at the Glad
stone school house Thursday and Friday
Of last week. .~.,s, H. I'D .&
Mr. and Mrs. Ben johnson and little
daughter left Sunday for a months
visit with relatives in Prince Albert,
Sask., Canada. > J., - - I
Miss Beulah Brown returned Saturday
morning from. Dickinson, and isy spende.
ing her two; weeks Christmas vacation
at her home here. s
:: Miss Kathryn Rothschiller. who is at
tending St. Johns academy at James.
town, returned Sunday to spend, the
holiday season at her home here.
George Wiegelenda returned Sunday
evening from Valley City, where be
is attending the Normal school, and
will visit during the holidays at hil
home here.
A. E. Wing left Tuesday morning
for q two weeks visit with relatives
In Milwaukee and Chicago. He was
accompanied by Math" Worth's little
son. John.
Mrs. C. c. Turner and children left
Sunday evening for Dickinson, where
Turner has accepted the position d
secretary of the Elk's lodge.
Miss Mollie Duckhorn, who is attend.
ink the Sisters school in Bismarck, re-
turned home Saturday to visit with hes
parents. Nh. and Mrs. Anton Duckhorn.
until after the holidays.
: Miss Lillian fianke,' trained nurse,
came from Dickinson Wednesday Of
last week to attend Mrs. George Lee,
who was quite ill at that time. Mrs.
Lee is much improved this week.
Word has been received of the mar
riage Of Llewelyn Morse of Glendive
and Miss Marguerite Collins Of Chicago,
at Glendive on December 10th. MI.
Morse's many friends here wish him
and his bride much happiness and pros.
perity. ,
.Math Bayer left last Friday evening
for St. Louis. No.. for q few days visi1
withshis little DAUGHTER, who has beer
lin the Sanitarium there for some time.
The little girl had MANTLE rparalysi,
several years ago and has been takin(
Treatments there which are proving very
beneficial.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
.Issotsssional. esllssi i so.,r .villaas d To-,

it!soltsssioaal.e en- 1 OF .v,llass % Tsssl; !.
sJahn Mnssli. LETT Sunday IL. Elissa-:
beth. Mimi. where De will visit With
relatives. sss
joseph Flsck arrived from collsee.
vile. MINI, ffida1 evening and Will.
spend ~ holidays Aetle.
...SabaitlangMisc III Dickinson vis--s
tied with, his i broshee, A. "a Mischief;
here u a;fesstdays1 list wesekls
|. Miss ROME Pathmann arrived home
|lrosn MankatO. Mimi. Saturday, where
fh4STbiSensattsndlnsSsS ko6iss#s
Nj. and Mrs. J. L. Price and children
moved In from Halliday this week.
|tThey will sesideShefe over winter.
Miss Lizzie Schultz came up. from
bismarck Saturday evening and will
Ispend..the holidays here with her par
tents. Ssa5< III
Miss Ef1e Morris and Master Togo
lKlien LETT Sunday on No. s for Brook
1inG,Ss ps. where they will spend the
holidsysswith relatives. 9y
MissslMia1sys Glynn4 came from James
.own Saturday evening andSViM spend
hers. Chrilsstt%tnla, vacation with her paarr..
eints, NJ. adnd Mrs. Tom Giynn, who -.
side seven miles north Of town.
.'Other Peoples Money" was played
here Saturday evening at the 0pefa
4 house and all who attended report It d
being one Of the best shows ever played
here. @ :
: M. and Mrs. c. S. Bowser left Mon.
day night on No. S fof s.Mfies City,
Mont, where they will visit their dau'
ehtei. Mrs. WV. Kemper, for a shor
time before. going furthee west.y Mr.
| and Mrs BoWser. have made q host ol
friends during their stay here who viii
miss them very much
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27
Deferred items)

Postmaster Ed. Carson was in from
Marshall recently.
Quite a number of Indians were in
from the north fer their Christmas toys,
etc, afs .~aF tFls 4sFas1s. q #% r
Mrs. Arthur Webb and children ar
rived here recently for a visit at the
Benjamin Webb home.
r The Richatdton Camp of M. w. A.
will give their first annual ball the
night Of December 3lst.
The Dickinson press., 1913-12-27

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