davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09

Mrs. M. Moreiand is at the
bedside of Mrs. Collie Evans who
is reported quite sick.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09

Harry Garlck the poplar man .
ager of the local Telephone cX-
change, got his foot quite badly
injured Monday Evening by an
automobile wheel backing onto it.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09

One thing was Ger tain in this
election someone was bound to
be disappointed. 1t is he who
stands that disappointment most
gracefully that will be the most
admired by his fellows.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
9oit md 7cntidJlanO,


Ncnu es Sen 6nqldnocrN ecIafen
iollic uor Mei6nadten nad Scr often
@einai6 bcitimmtc Eoit ourA5mal'
ieit il hictet iid hit iolSeuoeR Iam.
piera Sclcgcn0cit, 5um 6eit Gin &c
bcus3eIhen nod Griiben gelmgen 81
lalicn En 0cr ndrbilcn gSuhe inb.
rcn iolseu0e Compiler uab europa
ob wcIde Goli nod6 gcuti6lonO.
NciIctrcid.llueaun uno gurcmbiro
g'ni1arieil mo Die Eiirfei 6ci0rOcrn.
oSreocrid S.~ nn GienItoe. ocu 5.
1r5cmDcr, iibcr 0loupcecr, .Sipns
oon" am 6. rc5ember lbcr Sal
mplt6 mo 9}otteroanl, 09er9ens.
f'or04 uno olInitco states bcioc
ihcr Norpeael um 5amitae sen 8.
gc,enbcr. sllle ifr Sieie Gonpicr
rritinmlie &oit mnB chien 1dg pur
gl6qang ser Tonipfcr III 9lcw yort
bis 10 llbr NIDenOs i'm bicligcn
0diipipoitamt nit amgqbe ocS gla-
mems SOS SdjiffeS eingfliefert Icin.
,.Narb0ra.cDec gir. /, 8. 3. II y"
Ciyofrg SsaN, sRuntaH, 4 1cs. 1916
Nrobiinr'Nallc, 5rcocsid' glue.
SidgtS ID EeniS. (De53,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
3Olleinno6mcn Ucrer6hcrt


Gle 3oaeiunobnen mG0rcno 0cr
lestcn fiuf IRonotc iporen 6obcr, ais
mo6renO oericl6en Reriooe oeS 8or'
ia6res, ood) 5ei9tc ser N1onat giooeni-
Der cine 9lbna6me bon beinobe $6l,'
600, uerglihen nit 9tooember 1918.
Gies miro oaour6 crfl1rt, sob Die
9tblieierlulg oieler i'm @oria0r inc
portirter @aureu ouiec6oltcn NOR
Den iuor, bis Oie GmpfGuger mo
@ericuoer naGmeiirn foniten Dab
Oie Sodeu Dor glus6rii6 Ocs arieges
gefouit poroen uoren llngeidDr
orei gicrtel ser bier oufonuuen0cn
@iiter fonrcn 3oairei eingeiiibrt per'
Sen, nno anOererieits bat oie Gir'
fu6r bon Spiclpaaren aus Teittid'
lono, Die ser 9Regicriing imner cinclt
6ii6iden @oiten @clo obgemorfeu
bat, iebt gon5 oiiigebort,
Tie @infii6r bon NiploIie aus
Gn6a bot ie6r 5uaenommen iwo
5tpor piro Oieier 9lrtifel fir bic nclic
@eieGidait sit @urtiS go1 5ur ga.
brifantion BON 9llfoGol iuportirt.
Iic @eieIliduit bea6ii6tiat, 8 0lil'
lioncn Gollors ouf i9re g(hloacn ST
berwenoen. glus orr Wioloiic miro
ein S0-pro3eiitigcr g(lfo6ol 6erge'
itelIt ino Der meiite miro mad frenl'
Oen SoitOern nus9eiii6rt.
9loditebenO iolsen 0ie 3oacinua0'
men ser letten fiinf Nlonotc, pcrgli'
den nit Dem gSoriobr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
8lpci ncncr i'm icl6en !NnMle.

Synncrbolb ic6s Stlnoen fonoen
in Dem Soitie 9lr. 5, Si-Sumilton-
StroBe, 5pei 9rGnOe itott, Gos critic
Seier brad III sen MorgcnitunOcn
i'm aellcrgeicboB ocs SniieS ous,
mo lag iSrou Seoniettc 9ennet, ipcl-
dc Oen swtiten Stod beipobnt IN
tieiem Shlof ans pelhem lie ourb
oen Eoli5iitcn 9iaD eeriitteIt puroe.
Scr Oas 5euer entoedtc. Gas crIte
Stofuerf murOc itarf Ourh Oos
6euer in 0iitleiOenidoit gc3oeen.
Sehs StunOcn ip0tcr cntoedte Grnlt
&odion 5lommcn inn Seller, wclHc
iib pieOer nod Dem criten Stodwcrf
Ourd5uireiien orobtet ltnO niiBtc bic
ScIcripcbr obernoIs in glftion ire.
ten. Ser 5peite grono fonrtc iHnel(
inter Gontrole ge6rodt wer0en.
Ger gogger o@lf," wcl6cr 5il
Sporrops @oint Dor glnfcr licgt,
muroe oeitern Nlorqcn t6cilmeiic
0urdj 6ener 5erii6rt. Gen Wonnidof.
ten fonnte es uicbt gelingelL OeS 6cu-
ers Serr 5u uerOen rues6oI6 Elm
gllarnn o6oegc6en wur0c. Gos 90ih.
boot Cataract" elite 6cr6ci uuO
loidte sic 6Iommcn noh fiir5er gln.
itrcnaimg. Gie @ntite6inesurindc
ocs 9runocs III nidt bcfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
;Sralt Sitter acitOrtrn.

6rai S0a 9iitter bon 9lr. l02,
gloro @toOciro StroBe. sic om 2l
glu1ilit ipegen eincS Suit6rucbcS
nod ocm u, SSoicp6S 6oipitcl &C..
6raht lulroe, erlag geiieru @lorgen
i6rem 9eiben. Sic crrcic9tc Elm Sitter
bon SO Sa6ren imo iulrOe BON Ir.
Soolp6 giienberg be6anoeit che iic
inS Soipitol fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
Sir fin Seimgctrdnf.


0as ron Geo. @iint6cr ocbrantc
Bier lit oaS bclte. @icle 9eiirtbcilcr
bon Bier erfIdrcr Oab cs irgeno ci.
ncni critiIaiii9en ailsldnNiid1en Bier
Nlcidfonmt. %cro0a Sos 0ing iiir
0ci Nomilicn0c6rardl. SSeineS PRO.
ma better @cibniod ilno ie6r nG6r.
frditiq, Tireft bon ser @roicrei
oiirb bic ncuciten @foihincu o6ae.
iiiat. iuoOirtb allacncine Gcinheit &c.
iidert iuiro aiIte 81. G1one;
Wolie 20.
(SSuiiiS. S.1SJilpo. ToI (9tB)
N6opnfu'cn. hie Hrn ,,rcutGnru NprrrSsrv.
heuien" uidi rnnfinh paef nnrt0rlmhHia e..
talieii, llno grteten, oer Office bonUu Der 9cle.
pocH cbtr lMriIiliN WltUrllunn So madltn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
satSc etaOtheaiafcitcn.


Sn Ocr .0hIiif.9lfooeniie" 6ielt &C.
ilern gtadjnittag Ir. So6n ".
Slaua6ter aus @6ilaOclp6ia ciucn
iitcreiioutcn Gortraa iibcr ~Gie
Ao6rbeit ii6cr 0lerifo". Ger Sleo'
ncr bate Die oortiacu goroduoc gc'
ltan ihlOirt mo iproA fciieIno nno
bcle6renO. e6euioas beanhuorfcfe
Scr Reoner oerIdlicoene i6m ans oenI
Enblifim III gc5ug ser Wicrifo-9li'
Ioire eelleIIten 6ragen in treiirnOcr
gSeiie.
Phi Dem Baltimore 6rieo6ofc@
muroe geitern bon oen NlitglieOeri
orr a@IfS~ unb Der ,,Srcimollrcr"
Der @cihditSiii6rer Oes ,Eolacc'
96eaters" giQiam g. 9oaaltf 81
@rabe getrascn ipel@cr in iciier
@o6lrng, 9lr 30i0 Gn.g}dItimore'
StraBc einem 0er3lcioen erlegei
ioar. @etdnnte 96eaterIclic ans
9lcp yorf Soften iic6 5iir 9ccroigun5
eliaciincen
Or Srcoerid 6. 0owe. Gimran.
oerilr1s.GonIniiiidr poH 9l0D yorf
lutro morgcH 9(6enO BOT oer Pres
opteriat sociaI ltnion~ i'm .gcIoe-
ocrc Notcl" cincn @ortroo Tbcr oaS
Shcmn ,,9}ndb 0cm Mriea 90nS 2"
bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
S3asar in gaI6iaatOn.

Ter 5peite oieier glrt miro BON 3. bis
10. 5e6ruar itottfinoen.-@rdiin
bon 9ernitorfi miro wn6ridcllr
lid oos @rotcftorot ii6ernebmcn
Gor6ereituugen in 9roBen'
NlaBitabe getroffcn. Eiingtnl'
&apelle cou5ertirt.
GS miro ols iider ongenonnclt
OoB bel Dem 3tpeiten 9war, Der pom
5. bis 10. 6ebriior bon sen Gcrcini9.
ten oeiltihen @eielliHoftcn bon @oi1'
ington in ser Gonpentios-Solle 81
@unIten ser @ittmen tn0 @oiien Der
GentroImGbte obge6olten iperOcn
ioll, sic &opelIe oeS eritcn Gee
botoiIlons, oos lid bel Siinatai III
China 5u 9(nfong oes arie9es 10 ic9r
dusge5ei6net 6otte, mitipirfcn miro
Iieie glnfiinOiglng purOe bel scr
jiinglten &eriommlitng Oes Sanger
bunbes~ BON Wlortin @ie9ono, OenI
9rGiiocntcn oes @entrolopereins, &C.
mo6t.
Iie Ntitglieoer ser &dpclle iplirOen
no9 ser Siington's bon oen Saba
nern internirt ipdter o6er uiiroc ib'
neu GrlaubniB crtbeilt, mad glmcrita
5t reiien no Oie aopelle eine Gon'
5ert.1our mtcrnnbm.
@orbereitin9eu in groBtem WfoB'
itobe iinO ieet ibon int @ongc lmo
6ei Oem 9o5ar perOen berborrogcuoc
Tamen ser oeuti1cn @ciellitoit ole
2eituug BON gcrfoufsbuoen allcr 9lrt
iiberne6nen. @s ioll inter onoercliI
ein Sinoergorten eingerihttt per'
sen, mo sic sen 9o3or beiubenOen
0liittcr lire alciuen inter glufiiht
geleruter @drterinuen loiien tonuclt
Tes g(ben0s ipcr0en Son5belilitigun'
gen fir 6os iilnge 8olf a6gebolten
perOen
@rdfin bon 9ernitorfi 1T ciHc scr
G6renmitglieoer nnO miro iid luo6r'
ideinlib ottib betbeiIigcn.
Scr 0icminn ans Dem 9InitcrncRch
bonn Gamcn-gG6Osrein in Der ScB'
nnnn.Salle gegebcn, lit bic cine
Ginna6me Ses Snbres 5n wnnitcH
Der @flcsliuge Srs bieiisen 9cntIdl'
thnns. (0ca3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
gpSdlcntlid,r srieiliite.

On 6cii9eu Sauptpctant lagcrit
carbpdiihe @riefe fiir iolocnoc Ger.
iDncn nit ocntidflir0enocn glarncn.
1r. g. Q. glrnoIo, Sncob Iorid, q.
@riinberg, Sc1u Corldl, @oriIine ".
SoImo. gliOrem Step6ens nno Noel.
pbus gSinfis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
Ter gScltfrirg Bentt Dor eiucm
SaGr.

Sin iteucr 5icg Der 1iirtcn
iiber sic sngldnoer III Nieiopo.
tamicn 6rinst ibucn iue6rcrc
@unorrt &eiongerc 2 Sanonell-
bootc, , belooeue 9ran5portitiiie
mo iouItiae wert6bofle 9cntc Elm.
Die britiiben Iaiupitr .,Diio-
leoon~ uno .glac9eoo" uno Der
iruh5oiiidje Cantpier ygllserien"
(5uIamncn 5000 Ionncu) per.
ser pcrlcnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

gelcaraphiidler Mcttcrbcridlt.

9lus ocl iibrigen @inocs-@etter'
@cobo1tnnes- Stationcn irurOen Die
foleenoen nieOrisItcn 8enlperotliren
oic um 5 llbr gcitern gl6eno berrI6'
ten, beri1tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

gsicmunS, Scr Sutcrciic unS Ntit-
osfi6l Tiir sic Oer 6ltcrn bcran6tcn
SlinScr 0cOt, iolltr cs uerIGnmeh Sas
sIniterncItn OeS Snmch.glGGDcrcinS
OcS 9cntIbsn Ndiicn6nuieS Witt.
mOd ilnO 0Onurritue in Der gr6.
nlunn-SuIIc 81 beimdcn. (De53-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
sine 2t0rnno bon a6normalen

Cine Storing BON abnormalen
G6droftcr bcocdt g(losfn, inter pels
der cine 9oroneterleirng BON 1852
,3oll in 5itfo am Sonntag Wlorgen
grnonmeu wuroe. Ticier Iritd Del
itc6t felt eiuigeu Iagen iino bat iif
IN perlninocrter 5orm ourh oen
qan5eu mcitlicben 16ei( ocs 2anOcS
oisgeOe6tt. Sm oitlitbcn Ebeil Ocs
9anocs fiel Der Grud ie6r ibnel.
ssu Ben pocifiiGen Stoateu sine 9ic.
zen felt sSreitog uieoer inO Bat liG
oericlbe bis sur noroliden @lotcolt-
gcaiou uisgeoc1nt. Gtarfc Stiirne
berrihtef an ser aiiite Tieie St0-
rung Bot iit inn Snueren in Der
;Sorn cinn itci9cuocn FcmpcrotiIr
bcrerf6or gcrnadt ipclde iest cinen
normalen 3uitono anninInt.
sSll T6cilen oes nlittleren McitcnS
iuuroc Sic 6obitc Eeuperotur cincS
Ee,cmber 9leforDS gcleien alores
uA0 purncs @etter iuiro ON Dldlls
top umO Iicuitag iiber bic inncreu
0iItriftc oitlih oes Nliiiiiiippi regic
rem lpd9rcn9 cn oeu Siiitcn Stao.
ten din Ticritog udrncres @cttcr
5u Dcrjeidnen fem miro. Scnte
mcrocn III oci mittclatIautiidca
@tootep lutolc 9lcecn nieoerge1cli
lmo lionto9 9Ibeuo oOer Nlonta1
9}adt in ocn gleuenglonO Stooteib
uclc1ciu iuormcs @citcr ani Gicn.
TOO ioI0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

rECnu mas STR Ocn @rringtcn
nntct oicicu Wntcs gctban, OaS bnbt
Sbr mir oct6aa." 9cOrr 9entIdlc
loatc Oieics Gprndes einacOenf icin
nnO Oos glmIteruciIcn OcS GcutidJcn
g9aiicuBouics in ser 9c6mann-Sallc
nm 6. nu0 4, Os. WltS. beiahCn.
(Ic83
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
sel6itmorOOcriadlc.

lDIAutU4 upN% iNtVk.
5o6n ). 9ca Ocri6ludt Dor Oen q(u-
gen iciner @ottiu mO 5o6nc5
Orci Gucdiilbcr,Idblcttei.
geiinoet iid in 6aoenflidem gu
itanSe i'm @iercD Soipital. m 3.
9uoelSfi witroe bcwuBtlos in
@os.oeiiiaten 3ialner oeilinOen.
9lus nn6cfdmltcn @rinl0en Der.
iu6te eeitern 0loGmittog ser 81
Sabre cite Slltider Sobn 8. 9ea
oneeblid ieinem 2e6eu gemaltian
Gin 3iel 81 ieben inOem or Orei
GuediiIOer-Eobletten ju iid nabnt,
unO iebt in 6eoenflidem 3uitanOe i'm
Mercp Soipital onrnieOer liegt. 8cl
ioB nit ieiner @ottin Clara uno iei-
mem Scbne @iaiom in einem 3imr
mer iciaer g9o6nung gtr. 2010,
@eit.39. StraBc, ols er pioeIi6 Ole
Eablctter por5og, oieieIbcn beridhId-
te ilnO babel gedlIBert 6obel iol, oaB
er oeS 2c6cns iiberoriiiii9 iei.
Die Dei,iir5telt glngeb0riJen rieien
iofort cinen 9lr5t 6erbei ino beuod.
ri6tistan Die @oli5ei pelde fiir Oie
lle6erfii6ritng Ocs Nlannes nod ocnl
genomitcn Soipitol Sorge trugen.
Scr 3uItouo Oes @rfranftcn, ser, mie
oerloutet, felt cinigcr 3e;t frdnflih
gcpcicn it, muroe ais beoenfli1 be-
5eidnrt.
.llnfoll oDer SeGbitmorO 3.
Iircb intcniipen Gjoseeru9 olIf-
mcrfiam grnadbt, orone 9eitern 9tad-
mittog Gooio Goldberg, welder i'm
Souie glr. 339, .StroBe,
mobnt, in Die &obning oes 3eItic
Ruoclsfi I'M gleidcn Saiiie, woielbit
er &uoclSfi bepuBtIoS in oenl Gor-
oer5inmer ouifano unO cntOeite,
ooB Der @dsbnbn oes &ohofens meit
oufgeOrCrt mar. Goldberg benadrid.
rittigtc lofort eincu @oli5iiten ser
ocn Ealnotor ser @os.@eiellidait
ber6ei bcorocrte. o.. 9lpporot fam
tauA oui Ocm idlcuniaitcn @cec an
unO oie So6oerit0nOigeu or6eitctcn
IGngere 3eit, c6e Der geipuBtloie Elm
flcineS Se6ens5cihen bon iid go6,
moroui sic lle6eriii6rimg oes 0lan-
nes in oer g(mbillon5 oeS mittleren
0iitrifts nod Dem Dlercp Solpitnl
criolgte. Sier wurOe ser 3uitanO
Oes @rirdntten ais ie6r beOenflih
be5eidntt. IS fonnte nod niht fcIt-
geitcat merOen ob oem &orfall Elm
llniaQ roer elm Sel6ItmorooerIib sll
@runoc lieet. 0hloelsfi iii ein Sou-
iirer, mcl1er aaeine po6nte. Die go
li5ei parihloB Die @o6mne mo
6ra6te 6ie @crt6iahen ocs Monnes
na6 Scr nittleren Boli5eiitation. Ger
@iann lit 81 Sabre olt mo aus 9iuB.
lano gebiirtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
eunnenanf. nnb llntrraann.
SInt6
gSettrramsEdlten.

Stir Nlarplano rmo ben Iiitrift
Columbia bente tlor uno wdrmer,
mdBiae iiI0Iihe gin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
en- nut Dem @oriabr :

Gotaf $B76,94O.f7 $7003l9.79
3una5me tiir 5 Nlonatc $23.l03.6S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
NNH0cS. EcpartCmcnt fiir YanOwirt
-0etter.gnrcat.
gScridIt SeS @dItim0re g9cttrr6Mrcans

Ger 6cnbtigfcitsgc6aIt Ser 2uit
NOR 6S &ro8ent Inn s llbr @lorgcnS
ino 60 @ro5cnt Inn s llbr glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

MtUnntnleN, W. Dtn ,.HeNlidlgn Norgelpou.
oriiitH' nlpl pAnttluh ODtt nuftaSlaaAnl0 ~.
uAlleni lsno geuclen, Der Office BAYOU Dgt 1rlt.
vuoH uoef lmtiitIln 0lIttusllnHg 6A ma0eN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

GAS 9(nfcrnciicn Oes 9citidDcn
@aiIcn9anics finbet |aittDOd nnO
0uuncritos Sicicr 8Odc in Der 2eb-
mann.Sallc itatt. (Ge53-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
GMiHsfarten

oon ino md GcutiblanO nnO
DcitcrrciA.llngaru iibcr &ottcroam
lio yicn.gort @eIOlcnoitngen nob
9uropa.
Sbco. 3. Gicner Il So,
217 Eit.SSaltimUrc.Gtr.
tDa6r5i3--) 243 Giib.ytOaOiodD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
ogoltimorrr NoDcrn Scr
elm"

slm 5onntnA zen ~ IeieHbcr
6dlt Ser .galtlnterer Vabcru Ger
cil", Scftion Oes a9apcriitet gta.
tionol @nnocS q n. iein groBes
g(GIicriroItci III Ser gghite Sdu ali
Der goufitraBe o6. Eic 9aDcru Mi.
len ne6en @eniiit6lidfcit oub cnctn
SIuiteriteiicn @eihnadd ab5ugelOin'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

2ior1cn iinOet BON Dem Srducr.
1aliic Jir. 1902. g9ooobropf- 2luelrlc,
Sic 9ecroiaina oes i'm &C. 2ebeiis.
ia6r geitor6enen Barriers IreOerid
g. @idc oli ocnl o@rccltmolnt.
S5ricNOoic" iioit. Ter Nrriiorbcnc
ipor ans GcitiblonS eebiirtio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

Ser Snmra.glG9oerrin Scs 9eAt-
idjcn @uiieu6anics eriuartet Den BE-
iluN Scs 0ieiisru 0cntidlt6umS nm
Wlitimpd nnS 0Onucritas SicIcr
gscd)c III scr ScGiuann.SolIc. Gr
sicbt Oort oeS ja6rlidjc slnitertciien
ii 0juniteu Der slnitalt. (Dcs3- J
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-22
Sleds have been used mostly this
week for bringing grain into Dickin-

Sleds have been used mostly this
week for bringing grain into Dickin-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hanson enter
tanned few guests at sleighing
party Thursday evening. The ride
was followed by a delicious chicken
dinner at the Royal Lunch.
w. A. Mcclure is spending a week
or ten days looking after the inter-
ests of the First State Bank at Dunn
Center, going around by Mandan.
Mr.. Mcclure is president of this bank.
The ladies of St. Patrick's Cemetery
Association are well pleased with the
results of their big supper on
Wednesday evening. They cleared
about $115 which will go toward the
improvement of the cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sorber and
Mrs. Sorber's mother, Mrs. Ida Law
renee, autoed in from north Of Glad
stone the latter part of last week
in the new Sorber car. While in the
city they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Dietsche and
Mrs. Mary Turner were visiting at
the Pearsons at Anaheim, California,
last week, making side trips to Long
Beach and other points of interest.
Their permanent address is 700 w.
First St., Los Angeles.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Coffin
were beginning to move into the new
Episcopal rectory the latter part of
the week. The plumbing in their new
home will be completed in just a
short time and they expect to be
nicely settled next week.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-22
LOCAL NEWS

The J. US were entertained by Miss
Esther Ayers Thursday evening.
A son was born Friday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Petricka of this
city.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Smith Of Beach is reported seri-
ously hurt in fall recently. Mrs.
Smith is expected down in the near
future.
A large number attended the dance
given by the Lady Maccabees in the
Elks hall Tuesday evening. The
music was furnished by the Dicl:in-
son orchestra.
Attorney B. o. Angel went to
South Heart and the country north on
Wednesday to fix up some legal mat
ters. He found that runners were
better than wheels.
The many Dickinson friends of
Miss Bessie johnson, who taught
here for several years, will be glad to
learn that she has completed her
course at the Valley City Normal
and is now teaching in Aberdeen, S.
d.
H. E. Richards, of the Golden VAL
ley Progress at Beach, was week
end Dickinson visitor, en- route on
one of his frequent trips to Bismarck.
Mr.. Richards is an expert machine
operator, and besides assisting his
two brothers at Beach, he often finds
time to do little work with one of
the papers in Bismarck. Sunday he
was to be present at the great Knight
of Columbus gathering at that place.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-22

For Sale Northern grown 1914
Yellow Dent seed corn at $4.75 per,
bushel. We have a limited amount of
this corn and anyone interested should
order at once. Sacks % cents extra.
Schoepp Bros, South Shore S. Oak.
adv. 1-15-2p'
Sergeant James Boone, U. S. army
officer, who was scheduled to give in
struction to the members of Com,
pany K last week, was unable to ar
rive on the date specified, and as
a result the dates have been post
poned to Monday, Tuesday Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week, Jan
uary Gath to 9th. Members Of Co.
K will please keep this in mind.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-22

G. P. Keiter, the directory man, did
not get away on his trip out north as
anticipated a short time ago on ac-
count of the cid weather. He expects,
hwever, to 60 out the first Of the
coming week. He has just finished
completing his information for Stark
county. f
Mrs. E. E. Anderson entertained
the Agenda sewing club at her home
on Fourth Avenue West Tuesday
afternoon. At $50 the hostess served
her guests a neatly appointed three
course luncheon. This was the first
meeting of the new club and the
ladies plan on meeting regularly
every week hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fanzen of five
miles out Of Sentinel Butte, arrived
Thursday morning with their 49,
months-old baby, Alfred Edmond,
who was Immediately placed in st.
Joseph's hospital for spinal menen-
gifts. The baby has been ill only
two weeks, the case having seemingly
developed from grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Brown, who.
have been in st. Paul for about
two weeks, Mr.. Brown doing secre-
tary work for the Conductors Union,
are expected back Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, accompanied by the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Archie Dingman,
may possibly go to Florida for few
months in the near future.
w. Z. Richards left the first Of
the week for Washington and Texas,
stepping en- route at Bismarck. Mr.
Richards went to Washington to
consult with the department Of In
dian affairs with reference to stock
leases on the Berthold reservation.
He will spend a week or so with rela-
tivesl and friends in Texas before re-
turning home.
The Dickinson press., 1916-01-22

Frank J. Ridl and Anton Maresh of
twelve miles northwest of the city
drove in Wednesday. These farmers
take their grain to South Heart,
having about half of it already
hauled. Mr.. Ridl has most of his
plowing for next year already done.
H. E. Skauge, well known Taylor
banker, stopped off No. Thursday
morning, en- route to his home from
st. Paul, where he witnessed the
Gibbons-Ahearn fight. He did not see
much fighting, however, as young
Gibbons, the St. Paul champion,
knocked Ahearn, Englishman, out
after only a minute and a half of
fighting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-02

1000 acres good prairie land, well
watered and fenced, miles from Mid
dleburg, no blackjack or post oak, 40
per cent suitable for cultivation
price, $3.50 per acre.
200 acre-stock farm, 12 miles from;
Chickasha; first class Improvements
zoo acres in cultivation, fenced and
cross-fenced; price, s1S per acre.
700 acres fine smooth Washita bot
tom near Chichasha, 1 miles from
station, good tenant houses. This is
the best large farm offered for sale
in Grady county; price, sS5 per acre
GAO acres on Wild Horse creek, 10
miles from Duncan, 220 acres goof
bottom. 40 acres in alfalfa, 3 sets o.
improvements, fenced and cross-fenc-
ed with hog wire in different pas
lures: price only 500 per scre.
300 acres on Winters creek, good
g-room house, large barn, orchard, 200
acres good bottom; price, $50 per
acre.
200 acres lies from Amber. 10
acres in cultivation, 40 acres bottom
fenced hog tight, living water new
4-room house, good wen and barn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-02
BARGAINS IN LAND

price, only $25 per acre; small cash
payment, balance like paying rent.
100 acres first class level upland
very well improved, miles from
chickasfa price, $3.50 per acre.
100 acres, 5 miles from Chickasha
IS acres bottom, only fair improve
ments. This is a snap at $3,25O We
can loan $4,000 on this land
40 acres one-half miles from eitJ
limits. improvements worth sS,5O0OOi
price, $4,000.
CITY PROPERTY.
We have number of good homes
for sale cheap for cash or on easy
terms. Will be glad to show you any
hour in the day.
FARM LOANS.
We can make you loan for | u
10 years on inherited, probate, o.
homestead title Will examine youl
land property on application and yo'
can pay your interest at our office
At the time OF year that suits you best
In fact, we have a loan proposition
that is as good as any to had in Okla
lloma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-02
Has Used chanberIain's Cough
Renedv far % Nearn

"chamberlalns Cougi Remedy has
been used In my household for tie
past twenty years. ] began giving il
&c my children when they were small
AS a quick relief for Group, whoopine
cough. and ordinary colds, II has no
equal Being free from opium and
other harmful drugs, never fell
afraid to give it TO the children.
have recommended it to large mum
Der of friends and neighbors, who
have used 1t and speak highly OF it.
writes Mrs. Mary Minke, shortsviIle
y. Y. Obtained everywhere.-A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-02
FOR cHiLDREN's COUGH.

You cannot use anything better for
YOU childs cough and cold than Dr.
Kings New Discovery 1t is prepared
from Pine Tar mixed with healing and
soothing balsams 1t does not contain
anything harmful and is slightly lax
alive, Just enough TO expel the pois-
ons from the system. DR.. Kings New
Discovery Is antiseptior- Kills the cold
germs raises the philegm iooseas
The cough and so0thes The irritation,
Don't pat off treatment. Coughs and
Colds often lead to serious lung
troubles. 1t is also good for adults
and the aged. Get a bottle today
All Druggists.-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-02-02
From our New Primer.

Why is the poor woman crying?
Because, although bride of but
two short weeks. cload ob-scures the
honeymoon.
How did the cloud originate?
She asked her husband ii he loved
her still
And the brute said she had never
been still long enough Tor hia TO find
out,