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Dawson News Boy from Dawson, Nebraska • 5

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Dawson News Boyi
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Dawson, Nebraska
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5
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-tf MITES BEDBUGS Great reduction on wall caper 8 rollsfor 25 i Drug store Old Experience II Austin a civil war veteran of Winchester Ind writes My wife was sick a long time in spite of good treatment but was wholly cured by Dr New Life Pill which worked wondors for her healtn They always do Try them Only 85c at drug store Are you net troubled with lice mites or bedbugs about your chicken coops your barns or stock yards? Hare not your chickens been dying from so called or when in raaiitythair life is being taben by the most destructive of vermin mites? Over half of the pdiultry which die from if only examined after death would be found' to be covered with vermin Now mike a thorough investigation of your poultry yards and coops and see if you do not trace the death of your poultry to somS other cause than and if you find that your premises are infested with lice or mites come at once and get a ehn of Fentons Vermin Destroyer which you will find easy to apply and an nstant death to ail kinds of vermin For sale by A TTEHEN JR Have you seen the new store? "Sh hose? Johnston Sons Wheie? At Falls City Nebraska What? Dry goods and groceries Wherefore? You shpuld see them and orice their goods before you make your snring our chases Why? Because they will sell you the best goods for the least nrice See them and be convinced JOHNSTON SON Falls City Nebr her At LOCAL Try the Dawsen flour They are grinding old wheat at the Dawson mill Dawson will celebrate tbe glorious Fourth (Supervisor Hummel was a passenger to Falls City Sunday morning Earl and Pearl Stitzel are home from their visit at Auburn Miss Olive Stewart entertained sister from Salem over Sunday Lee Iiolejack and family of Verdon were Sunday visitors in Dawson Alexander was in IPalls City between trains Monday Walsh of Humboldt was greeting oid friends in Dawson Sunday Jas navis and Harry MoConnel were down from Humboldt Monday Riley was numbered amoagthe sick a couple of days the first of the wek Alfred Hern and family of Khu- bei't were visitors at Sunday M'es Bessie Graham went to Salem "Saturday evening for a brief visit with friend Humboldt Mrs Mary Hlavaty a Owing to the heavy rain last Thursday the crowd who gathered to witness the Spy" presented by the Humboldt Dramatic Company was not a large as it would otherwise have been but those who attended were well with the production and all felt that they got their worth Each actor was a6tar in tlieir own line and the specialties wera especially fine The play was given undar the auspices pf the Dawson band Ezra Gates who has been working for 1 Cla'hcy1 since last spring was taken quite sick over a week ago and for a while his condition was dangerous Last Sunday he was taken to the Gardner Hospital at FalK City where we understand he is getting along nicely Dr Burgher ac companied the boy to Falls City A large and appreciative congregation listened to the lectures of Mrs Minnie Grinstead state lecturer of the at the Evangeilaal church last Sunday Mrs Grinstead is a fluent talker anS delighted her hearers From here she went to Hum boldt to deliver a discourse Sunday evening Tom Coleman and wife of Omaha were the guests of Mr and Mrs Will Fenton a few day the past week They were returning from a two weeks trip to Denver Colorado Springs and other Colorado points A Full Line of Furniture visited her brother the last ot the week Joseph Rieger Agent for The Olds Mobile Also the Olds Gas and Gasqline ENGINES When in need of anything in bis line let him bear from you ganrjBMi in iiiu-aaiKtccaBsgstB Mrs Enoch and MisS Minnio Mur phy were from Humboldt Sunday visiting friends i II Belden went to Lincoln Friday and visited his daughter Mrs ira Fe tony till ay Master Morgan Walsh returned to his home in Humboldt Sunday after a weeks visit with friends here ip Xhos' Murphy came ever from Sifabert Sunday accompanied "by-sirs li A Tiehen who bad been spending the weejk there' Mr Fred Fisher and Miss 7rv Marb were hewn from Humboldt between trains Sunday- the guests of Mrs Hill Uncle John Stalder was over fom his farm on Fourmile Saturday aud took occasion to call aud renew his faith in the News Boy Will Fenton has invested in a fine new family carriage and he now has one of the turnouts in in town Every Dawson home should use Dawson flour Mrs Sterns pf Humboldt in company with Mrs 0 15 Smith made this office a nleasant calLFridav after noon Mrs Buser and daughter Gladys went ta went Salem Monday to visit her daughter Mr? Levi Kinsey Newton Draper returned home Moa- day evening from Springfield Nebr where he ha been working for some dfime Miss Mamie Ryan returned home Friday from a few weeks visit with relatives and friends in Auburn and Omaha Mrs Dennis Cagr and little daughter Catherine were down from Te-cumseh during the week visiting Jerry Fenton and family Ray Linn' and frupily and Gso Turner and family returned to Humboldt Sunday after a visit with A Albright and family Joseph Rieger and wife are rei ub-y ing over tbe arrival of a baby hoy who came Monday rporaing to add-brightness to their home Through the kindness of his sister Mrs Gentry Cade of Robinson Kansas will read the News Boy in the future Quite a large number from here attended the baseball game at Nims City Sunday between the Stars and the Rabetha teams John Smith who travels for the Deering Company came home from Lincoln Saturday and was the guys of friends till Monday Oscar JValler was in from Alliance Nebr during the Weak He has a position with the as brakes yuan on the Alliance division Miss Mamie Riley held tha lucky number that drew the beautiful but-tenburg centerpiece 'that was off last week Twiuty-onj Was the winning number Miss Edna Goolsby who has been working in Lincoln for sometime has been quite sick with appendicitis She has recovered sufficiently to return home for recuperation Mesdamos Cummings and Jefferson- returned home Saturday from a Week visit with relatives at iiurcliard alley were-aoeompauied by Mrs Mary Carver who will visit here a short time If you want to buy trade or sell a farm busineae or other property if you want to borrow money or have money to loan see FENTON DAWSON NEBRASKA wheat harvest has begun and on all sides can be heard tbesoucd of the reaper The wheat in this section was greatly damaged by the 'recent floods but still there will be a large Dave Kean returned home Monday fuom Okland California where he had Jpsen called to the bedside of his mother who died shortly after his arrival there He was accompanied by his niedb Miss Sadie Legris of Oaki ml who wiil spend the summer here" Last Sunday morning at St Mary's the sacrament of first Holy Commut-was ak! bilwretered of five boys and-girds The services were beautiful and impressive 1 ihiidren marched in' a from tlie parsonage to the church carrying -lighted car: -s ind the girls dressed in While white Wreaths and veils -'irt i-L center aisle they sepa rated rnnkij -passage through whiah the Father Corcorarnaml the altar -boy passed to the sanctuary the -elation of Mess child-- i rase their baptismal vews and i Corcoran preached an nl i i U'CrTttPT Holy GLOVES I AT Picture frames made to order Fine lot of monlding on hand 50c 75c and $100 JOSEPH RIEGER rs I l- i Our store is headquarters for th most thoroughly ip-to-date line of Merchandise Aie you going to build? I am urecared to furnish plans and estimates on all modern buildings A Architects Blue Prints at reason to be found in th city HEIM able prices EWIS Cali and YOUNG CARPENTER AND BUILDER DAW HON NEBR PilOXK 11 -'A tr Depressed has fnxjnent hprdachco ctse of nerve nai' Uty t0 sJot'P well a foellng -Us no: necessarily gome dire Icsuiie It Liver IW1 to get te-dny at your drugguta a nottle of HER SINE quickly cn 6 etirc-lv restore tlserXKSnt "it 50 Csq ALL DRUGGISTS IRA DRAPER Maker of GRADE VIOLINS! lie graduating a DA SON 1 repairing neatly done NR BRA SKA los-j by every one present rs childria who wore ia the class.

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Pages Available:
3,991
Years Available:
1888-1909