Charest Offers Broad Medical Services in Fargo
Dr Charest proclaims long experience and advanced methods for curable diseases using X ray radium vibratory massage Finsen light and European and Eastern techniques. He claims cures for ear eye throat chest stomach kidney liver joint skin and nervous system disorders including deafness cataracts cancer and tumors without pain or surgery. Consultation 1.60 in Fargo North Dakota.
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Charest
Chicago
Europe
Paris
France
Fargo N
Fires in Two Days Hit Farm and Range Camps
The article reports rapid fires over two days destroying hay camps on section 16 139 105 and two horses of J B Stoddard tied to a manger. A third blaze wiped out sheep wagon and camp gear belonging to W D Forsythe on the east range, suspected incendiary. a herder saw a rider flee as flames began.
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J.B. Goldsberry
J. B. Stoddard
Mr. Goldsberry
Sentinel Butta
Noted Visitors and a Sudden Death in Medora
The Herald notes visits by Dr. H C Frankenfield of the U S Weather Bureau and O W Roberts at Medora, plus Marmarth warrants case and the sudden death of baby Wesley Hester after noon. The piece gossips about hunts, weather work, and local officials.
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Herald
Jack O'Bannon
Bud Devasher
Nellie
Medora
H.C. Frankenfield
U. S. Weather Bureau
Jand O. W. Roberts
State Weather Bureau
Pismarck
Little Missouri River
Custer Trail Ranch
Wesley
Hester
Mre
Dieser
Local Bank Seeks Deposits With 6 Percent Rate
Capital S70 000 advertisement invites visitors to call at offices for convenient access to checking accounts and time deposits paying 6 percent. Officers and directors listed include A. L. Martin president C. E. Barber vice president J. W. Anhis Karl J. Johnson R. E. Morrow cashier.
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A. L. Martin
Vice Press
J. W. “Anhis
Karl J; Johnson
R. E. “Morrow
Infant Little Tite Hesser Dies at Eight Months
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. WeHester, born January 1908, died September 1908 at eight months old. Rev. W J Brown of Dickinson to conduct funeral services with arrangements to inter the body near the home. A large circle of friends expresses sympathy.
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Hesser
Wibaux News Highlights School Plans Fire and Accident
Lumber hauling begins for a new district No. 2 school with Mrs Stragrum of Eau Claire as teacher. School starts with Mr and Mrs Baird and the Mistes Cook aid Scott in charge. A fire damaged a box car roof and frame near the stock yards but caused limited damage. A nine member committee forms to support farmers and stockgrowers and plans regular institute meetings, first likely Oct 16. Ivan T. Glidden of New York, injured when thrown from a light wagon near the W Bar ranch, sustained a fractured skull but shows signs of recovery.
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Stragrum
Eau Claire
Wis
Wibaux
Baird
State Institute
Ivan T. Glidden
New York
Wibanx
W Bar
Glidden
Hall Ranch
Marital hush as Ira Burkey weds Miss Bosserman in Dickinson
Ira Burkey and Miss Bosserman quietly married in Dickinson on Wednesday and returned the same day. J S Snyder and wife visited the county seat arranging county checks for bills approved at the last Board of County Commissioners session.
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Republican
Ira‘ Burkey
Miss Bosserman
Dickinson
A. J. Weideman
Aves Martin
J. S. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Board of County
Sentinel Butte
Isming Hands
Jay W. Brown
Jim Harmon
Little
Missouri
Chama
Hermans and Browns Prosperous Homestead Reported
Hermans and Browns homesteads north of Beach in Dickinson Territory report good grain in their locality during the Dickinson Prem.
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Hermans
Brown
Beach
Dickinson
Dickinson Prem
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