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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l033-Barton Yandenburgh 81 uE TO Arthur
T. Brice and William J. Flather. 70 secure John
NJ Jones. 5000, three years. 5 per cent. semi
annually. original lot H.
Randls Highlands-Joseph I. Clause to Albert l.
Martin and Oscar c. Brothers. IT., 70 secur,
United States Realty Company IS monthly
notes. per cent lot q, block g.
Square 672-Iulia r. Bush 10 Thomas Walker ana
James r. Bundy 70 secure Elijah II. Allen
$3.50. one 10 thr,y-siz months. per cent, semi
annually. part lot 81.
Square Ig3-Edrar Church e ux 20 Clarence /
Gessf0rd and Walter g. Davis to secure Franz
L. Davis $40. two to fourteen months, s pei
cent, lot l2s
Brightwoad Park-Julian d Green to Thomas Z
farrell and Harry u. Packard. 10 secure L. A
MCh0ney. 500. one 70 eight months, per cent
part lot 90 block g.
square sls-Nsllie Sullivan 20 Levi H. David, and
Rudolph y. Behrend, 20 secure Sarah Bchrend
5000. three years. pr Csnt, seIni-anuualiy, paT'
Square 5ls-NeIie Sullivan 10 Levi H. David. and
Rudolph b. Behreud, n secure Sarah Behrend
N.o0, one year, pr cent semi-annualiy, par'
original I0t ),
square ZjO-SIary l. Norton 70 American Security
and Trust Company. 20 secure National safe De
rosit Security. and Trust Company $500, one
two, and three years, peg cent, ni-annualiy
part original lot y.
square 7g7-Mariauna stanton % jesse II. Wilson
and J leo K0Ib te s0r-re james LaVtor, TINS
zee. Sc Co. one and two years. pr cent semi
annually. lots Is 30 Sd.
Mount Plaaut-Jo John II. Mahaney % Michael Ma
hauey and Peter a. DrIry. % secure Charles w
Dau X \. Curtin. and j. J. Rrosuan, t7s
tees. S559 one and two years. per cent. semi
annually north half Of lot g.
N0rth Ground. Columbian UuiYcrity-HaUy Ward
man and Harry 3. Wilson 70 Washington Loar
and Trust Company. % secure William J, Fen
trees So 60 three years, Ter cent semi-an
usally I0t S. block 50.
Square l103-ThoInas L. Carlin e 20 Washing
ION Loan and Trust Company, 20 secure Elui
table Cooperative Building Association, 500
lot L6
Connecticut Avenue Teuace-Max +. Williamson q
II y. Gordon and Robert +. Heater u seCuU
Fulton Z Gordon. Zl1650 one 70 tEs years.
NJ cant -erl-aunua---- lnt 50. s-ua-. l.53.
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Probate Court.
IrsTIcE Gould.

Estate Of Mary A. T. stockton. petition for pro
bate Of viii filed and order appointing Basil -.
Boteler collector; bond. 5000. Attorneys. Basil ID.
Boteler and Stanton & PcClle
Estate Of Julia F. Campbell order TO sell per
sonal property. Attorney, John r. Earnest
Estate of Emily Z. York letters Of administration
granted 10 Herbert W York: bond. 500 Attorney.
" ID. Hoover
In re Emma Wsnaling; order appointing Emma
/ Wsmaling guardian. Attorney. J. Il. Shields.
Estate Of Sarah A. Van Derlip; viii admitted %
probate and letters testamentary granted 70 Bur-
y. Edwards; bond. $500 Attorney George Francis
Williams
Estate Of Jennie X. Stickneyi order to pay over
funds Attorney =. II. Thomas.
Estate Of Charles J. Norton petition for probate OF
will fled Attorney. l. C. Williamson.
Estate Of Bridget Cudm0-c; viii dated March g.
1905 fled.
Estate q ChHstiana Dengleri viii dated May g.
1904 nlgd.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Second street northwest extenied-W. Riley Decide
81 uz. 90 District # Columbia, lots A. B. G..
block T. bingham Place. and lots %. 2. and
part lot .. block 3. addition % LeDr0lt Park
N7-TD
No. III \ street n0rthUest-Auna =. Brown e.
viz, Edward H., 20 James b. Archer. IL and
Eugenie !. Bernhard. trustees part lot l52
square 1876 SO
No. l5I2 Church street northwest-Joseph A Nc
Dudie e. AK. % james and Maria A. Ricks Dot
Sc square 1914 SO
Deauwodd HeiFhts-John ". Gregory et TX 10
Fannie WHliams lUJ g.. square 10. SO
bingham Place harles 5. Harrison 10 Archibald
X. GrimkC east hair LOO H. block T. SO.
Patterson street northeast between North Capitol
and First streets-Thgmas Walker e. ux. %
Julia r. Bush. part LOT 81. square So SO
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BANK PRESIDENT GUILTY.
Ocean County officials Made to Suf-
fer for Their Crimes.

Toms River, n. J., Dec. 2S.-After but
an hours elaboration the jury in the
trial Of Bank President Wilkinson Con-
rad, who was being tried for embezzle-
ment and retaining county funds while
collector Of ocean County, brought in 2
verdict Of guilty. AS a result Of the in
vestigation into Ocean County affairs,
the grand jury last May indicted, besides
the collector. some thirteen freeholders,
the whole board and one contractor, VII
liam T GarbersOn, of Toms River
Prosecutor Brown, with this verdict,
has the remarkable record to his credit
Of having the fifteen indicted men con-
victed or plead guilty. There are eight
OF ten indictments yet untrled against
Collector Conrad. and one against DIT.
OTIS. Of the board of frecholders.
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DEATH RECORD.

Ida A. Higbe, 81 Carroll ave. Takouaa. ss years.
Mary ShTieTes- 81 Girard ST. nv Is years
George E. Phillips. $50 h st. sw. years
Annie Gaskin. 1919 NJ st. NV, % years
James A. johnson. IA I'd ST. ne. 90 years
Mary Ridgely. zoos G. St NV q years
Samuel West 1ith ST. and Columbia road. "a years.
John II. Robey. Govt. Hosp. Insane. II years.
Anderson King. 81 q st. sw., SO years
Raymond Thompson, go Z St NV, . years.
Lille Manuel lzg7 Sd 81 sw. / year.
James A. Robinson. 1915 S7th ST. NV. 4 months
Alice Williams 2l2 t st. sw, . days.
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Circuit Court No. ?.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Russell vs. Washington Post Company; motion
for new tiRl flied and continued 20 next term.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Wilson q Barksdale defend
ants attorneys, Chaplin Brown. c. A. Douglass. and
J. Paul Earnest
Hopp vs.. Pickf0rd bond appeal fixed at Sl00.
Plaintiffs attorney. Edwin Forrest; defendants at
torneys. Samuel Maddox and II. Prescott Galley.
Dahlke Davis: term prolonged thirty-eight days
20 submit bill Of exceptions. Plaintiffs attorney.
II. Winship Whestley, defendants attorney, G. T..
Emig.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANG ELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH Scottish Rite Han. l3l1 e. street north
vest. Services u a. N. and 80 D. u sunday
morning. lecture By Bishop Oliver e. nabiu win
BE- Of the regular SERIES Of lectures teaching how
70 heal the sick through divine m-thals. Sunday
evening lecture hy Miss Martha =. Van Elast.
Testimonial meeting wednesday evening at ga.
Seats free All invited
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. IF
tenth and streets northwest Services sunday
I a. n. and 8 D. m subject Cod Sunday
school II a. II. wednesday. D. n Public cor
daily invited an seats free. Free reading rooms
in the Traders National Bank Building, Tenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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ATKINSON CANNOT GET BAIL.
President of Defunct Bank in Chi
cagO Admits Juggling Books.

Chicago, Dec 2S--Charges against Pres
ident w. J. Atkinson, the defunct Lin
coin Bank president, of Morton Park,
were ordered taken before the grand
jury.
The proceedings thus far, having taken
the form of bankruptcy investigation.
have been handled by Federal officials.
It viii now. however, become a State
case.
Atkinson has admitted bad investments
and Juggling the bank books. He was
locked up yesterday on a civil warrant
and has not yet been able to find suretes
on, 4 SIS 600 bond
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GEM THEFT OF $4,000.
Electricians working in Coffin Home
Believed to BE the Robbers.

Electricians working In Colin Home
Believed to BE the Robbers.
New York, Dec. 2S-A jewel robbery in
the home of Edmund Coffin, ut 3 West
Fifty-seventh street came TO light to-
day through William NJ. Mcclure, an
electrical contractor, Of IS West Twenty
first street, who asked the police TO find
the robber
From the list Of missing jewels the po-
lice believe that the loss viii amount TO
more than $4,000. No report was made
to the police by the Coffin family
The jewels were stolen some time be
tween December and 5, and sus-
picion pointed 10 several of Mcclure 5
workmen, who We're installing electrical
connections in the Coffin home during that
period. II is understood that some of the
missing jewelry has been located, and
that an arrest may shortly be made.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. Sixteenth ard C1rccran streets
northwest The Rev. Frank Sewan y. D. pas
TOT, VIII preach az u a. H.. The Sermon u the
Clock" Sunday school 1855. Evening service and
lecture. 20 J.. m. On Christianity Of To-day"
SpiTituaiism and psychic research. What have
they accomplished and wherein have they failedg"
Al cordially invited
The Curse Upon Canaan" subject If address az
the Nev-CbUrch Mission 1872 r. street northwest,
second floor, az p. Do. All are cordially ia
yited. Questions on BiHIical Interpretation an
sHerad after the close q address
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QuIfcIninas.

Square I25s-Piilip Walker ct al to Anna z. Brown.
part lot is2, So
Squares 10 and 3s7-Thomas 4. James. trustee, 10
John Dixon part lot A. square I79. and part
original lot g. square 3s7. $40.
Square i3l-Whitefeid McKinlay et al. % J. e.
Kennedy Campbell. lot %. SO
Square l0sS-Estelle A. Miller 10 William II. Den
MS executor and James 4. AlcComicf. lots
and SIG.
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LEAVES $4,000 TO NURSE.
Victim of North Dakota Wreck Re-
members COIOred Woman.

me HibEEN NNtNANN
FL Pas0, Tex, Dec. &--Tne viii o.
D. J. BeTCsford who was killed IN a
wreck at Enderlin, n. OAK, last sunday,
was found at the First National Bank
Yesterday The will was made IN 1896,
and after devising $4,000 TO a col9red
woman who nUrsed him through an at
tack Of yellow fever In New Orleans
several years ago. the rest OF his estate
is left 10 his three brothers-LOrd Charles
Beresford, Marquis BeresfOrd, and an
other brother, now dead. The value Of
the estate is S1.C00,000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-29

Balderston vs., Wolf: Judgment verdict for
plaintiff for slg.S2 Compartments solicitors. W. G.
Balderston J. !. Peyser, NJ. ]. Colbert. and II. T.
MOuton defendants solicitor X. l. Montague
Van D0hlen vs.. Ellwood. judgment on verdict for
plaintiff for possession Of property and damages Of
cent. Compliments solicitors. +. II. Thomas and
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CHRISTIAN.

NINTH STREET. 9Th AND D SITS. Ne, REV
b. Z. Utz. supply pastor-SeUices II a. n and
Jas ?. n uo4-s&S-u
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Services with
sermon. F. y. Power. II and 80 leyeEiug. Illus
tratedl, The Worlds Chamb.r II Horrors. sun
day school 915. Christian EEdearor. 80. Come.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, Columbia road and Fourteenth street
northwest. Rev. M- Ross FislburH. pastor. Ser
mons. Ii a. u. iy ReT- Arthur IL Little. Pm.
D., and Z 10 D. m.. by Rev. Isaac CLARK. j. j..
$50 a. u. Sunday school 3 p. ~, Junior En-
deayor. go p. III. Senior Eudcavor
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Tenth
and u streets northwest. Rev C-lries II. Everest.
d. D, acting pastor. II q. NJ. public worship
with sermon. D. m. public worship with ser
mon. Music b. quartet and chorus choir led by
Dr. J. ". Bizch8f oreaHisr $50 a. a.. Sunday
school. Gas J.. H., Christian Erdaar0T.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, corner Fourteenth and L
streets Ulysses C. Z. Pierce. minister Gas a.
n SUNDAY school and class for the comparative
study Of religion. 10 a. H.. Unity Study class u
a. H.. morning service, sermon By the minister.
80 p n, Young Peoples Religious Union.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANLINE NJ Z. CHURCH, Ninth and z streets
northwest Carl O. Doney. pastor. 80. Sunday
school. II. preaching The Victorious Minority q"
80 Epworth League. 7 30. preaching. Spiritual
Suicide" a cordial welcome 10 all.
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In re Suitzcr < Ia Porte; order appointing
Joseph Solomon receiver. bond. 400.
In re John q. keCnc: discharge ordered.
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NON-sECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple. I1.2
Ninth street northwest. Alexander Kent pastor.
VIII SPEAK al HIS. SUBJECT Ring Out tEe Old;
Ring in the New" Seats free. AL welcome
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER Thirteenth and
streets northwest. Rev. John Van Schaick r..
pastor Morning service Il s. Rev Martha A
H0rtIe on "Chautsuqua''
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Austria-Huneary suaers.

Vienna, Dec 2S-Heavy snowstorms
b throughout Hungary for the past
three days have resulted in the death Of
number Of persons from freezing.
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Works Nine Years on Dress.
Mexico City. Dec 2S.-After niue years
work. Sonora EIson. Of Angus Calientes,
has finished a dress valued al $4,000
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Equity suits.

No 267si William L. K00EZ vs. Hiram H. Nj.
ley ct al to substitute trustee. Complainant s
licitors, Sheehy & Shcehy.
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

THE NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
Meeting &c Rau=calr-s Hail Ill- Connecticut ave-
nue.. SUNDAY. % 3 g. L.. Mr.. L. e. Douglass Of
New YORK. VIII speak, subject The Triumph u
Optimism MONDAY meetings from Z tiI I--5g,
al reading room. All c1rdia-g Invited
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

SECOND. Twenty-zecond street. near Q. Rev II.
Naddeli Pratt. pastor Sermons hy pastor az II
a. n. and As p. ID. All seats free.
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Law suits.

No. 1901. Julius HeTtzberg. appellant. vs. William
HOllaudeT
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Notice,

Tho Offices q the Recorder o. Deeds and REGISTER Of
Wills vii be closed n noon Monday. December 81
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

On Tuesday next. New Years Day. the church
commentaries the Circumcision Of our Lord.
Masses VIII be celebrated in al the churches, at
about the same hours as on Saturdays and Benedic-
ton Of the Blessed Sacrament viii follow the last
mass. where vespers IS emitted.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
To Prevent Cut.Worms.

\ >pondent in Dakota Farmer:
Every year lots of corn j, lost On &C
count u the destructive cut-worm.
For Years | have used With good sue
cess the following recipe: 4 cupful
Of kerosene TO a half-bu>hel OF >helIed
corn. or enough to thoroughly wet it.
and lthen plant. If the wet corn
interferes with the mechanism of the
planter. the corn can be kerosened a
day or two before planting. and let
dry. Turpentine is as effective as
Kerosene. but is much more expensive.
This is IA cheap remedy. and no farmer
can afford tie risk of losing his corn
crop on account of the little expense
there is for oiling the seed corn. The
turpentine or Kerosene will dono harm
to the seed. II will not prevent go-
pliers from botherering the corn.
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isn't This aLihel2

Frank Bryant sends Us u marked
copy 81 his Napoleon Homestead with
the following covert libel Of we" in
its final clause. We'd like to have
the young Bonaparteyille chap under
stand that Charlie r 5 paper refers to
Us as "a statesman. And Tom Reed
said statesman was "a politician
who is dead But here's the libel:
Some newspaper men are terrible
liars. In writing OF cyclone out
west one OF them said it turned we'll
inside out. cellar upside down,
moved a township line. blew the
slaves out OF whi>key barrel and left
nothing but the bung hole. changed
the day Of the week. blew mortgage
OFT a farm. blew all the cracks out OF a
fence and knocked the wind out Of Il
politician
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03

IT is reported that up nortl q cam
didate went around the county and
obtained practically all the signatures
OF the members OF his Iarty, 80 that
another candidate had difficulty in OBJ
tanning the legal number of signer>.
Whereupon several newspapers who
don't like the primary Law point the
finger II Scorn at the entire statute
The Record would call the attention OF
these gentlemen u, the fact that no
statute that Introduces radical reform
is ever perfect In its original draft. 1t
took q number OF amendments by the
Australians before their ballot Jaw
was in consonance with their ideas of
what it should be Undoubtedly there
are many defects in the primary law,
but experience will show what they
are and they can remedied. The hog
cling OF signatures above referred To
can he prevented by limiting the sig
natures To the statutory requirement.
with perhaps few added TO cover
any possible mistakes or objection to
names on account OF the signer not
being OF the same political faith as
the candidate. The primary aw has,
We belive. come to stay, and politi-
clans OF all factions should recognize
that fact. Instead OF Knocking at its
defects. it would be the part Of wisdom
for the newspaper men when object.
ing t. such defects. to point out
methods for the laws betterment
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
POLLOCK PIckups.


Matt Langlier was taken u his
home a, Glanayon. Sunday. He cam
not as Yet walk. but is improving very
rapidly and Will soon be we'll again.
Fred seymour has resigned hi, posi-
ton as lnail"cigher on the Wishek-
Pollock route and Clement Frouty has
been appointed for the remaining
thirty days. Clement began his duties
Saturday.
jesse Payne. the tree man. is busy
setting out box cider and evergreen
trees In Pollock thi, week lie has
set out about f,rty On tie school
house grounds. There Will be a row
clear around the block, beside, a row
on both sides OF the walk lea ling TO
the front steps.
Active work is now in operation on
the road-bed from 1;lenhlm 10 tile
mouth Of the Grand River where the
Pacific extension ~ the Milwaukee
will cross the Missouri. This will
leave Esarts sitting in the shade of
thc old apple tree.
Joe Van de Notste has started his
big steam breaking outfit u work on
land owned by Weinstein Bros. 1, mile
east Of town. 1t is not working very
well as yet. but Joe expects 70 soon
have II running smoothly. He will
certainly turn over the sod il the ma
chine proves satisfactory.
Johnny Busby is again out Oh the
street after little mi>f,ap saturday.
He was unloading brick at the rail
road yards when his team became
frightened and ran away. .Iol,n was
thrown on HE dray wagon and Sc
yerely injutcd ia l!5s eft hip and side.
lie "as confined % his bed until yes
terday
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Methodist Episcopal

Sunday services rs follows
ing at Ii "A. In. Subject l'f
Lives In and About l-illt p MI
Shall BE Done for Them. Z" Ihepi
will answer that question: "
certain terms. lie is nai oM
anybody and has no padl9,
mouth. Come and hear lor Sc
Sunday school al II NJ.
Evening preaching hour cieei-s
5 O'clG cs. Subject Of >ermafl Y
Are the Proolsof Mans lnnu6
a most interesting subject
and hear it. +. NJ. HAYES. i's- 8
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03


Nor only IN this part Of the world
Is the farmer dependent on .ihe
weather for success. Tie pfubabjl
ltles as 10 rainfall aud freedom from
Insect pests. fungu, growtlis and
liall-stnrm> are uppermost in hi,
mind from tile time the ground is
ready for seeding IN the spring un,jl
the grain ], ia the biIs Favorable
condition., at planting. greatly
essen tie percentage Of chances Tor A
poor crop. II may I've that. althnuyl,
everything seams favorable when
HE crop is put m. change for the
worse come, latter. PA, i, * ~,
often ia il.ese pats that i, poor crop
results in season where Tie precjni.
,ation is such at planting ,ha1 me
seed sprouts quickly and ne moisture
enables the sprouts 10 soon deviation
into vigorous plants. We do ~, "a.
member VI having known ~ 4 se..,,,
in North Dakota, during A residence
here Of TWENTY-FIVE wears When ,n;,,.a.
were in better shape ,ot tho cr,,n
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03

In was too bad that Maxim Gorky.
the Russian novelist and revolution
list. didn't have gumption enough u
leave his mistress at home when he
crossed the ocean To this country.
The lady name is 1Andrieva Madame .
and she is said TO be q talented actres,
and also IL leader among the reyou-
ttonistS At first the couple were re-
ceived with open arms in New York.
the public not knowing that the lady
was not Madame Gurky. But. when
this fact came tn light. the pair werc
dropped like IA hot potato. 1t is TO
be regretted that Gorky did not come
alone. or that, il lie must have female
company, he did not bring his de lure
Wife withhim. lie is a great man and Il
devoted patriot, and he could, unduubt-
eddy, have done much good 10 his OBJ
pressed countrymen while here. as he
Is an able lecturer. and has had
abundant experience of the horrible
cruelties that have been aud are being
inflicted upon the Russian leader,
wilO seek 10 establish 4 constitutional
government but the American PEG
pie will not stand for free love. even II
It's disciples are otherwise worthy.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03

SENATOR MAYNARD CRANE, candi-
date for reelection in the Sixteenth
district. prints long rigmarole as TO
what he will doand what leave undone
il the people will only send him back,
in spite Of the fact that by rights :"
the nomination should this year go to
Steele. the other county II the dis
trict, according to a tacit understand
ing between the republicans Of Griggs
and Steele in the past. The cranky
Crane says more in his platform
than he said ~ did in the last session
III the legislature. He is one OF that
peculiar species 81 politicians that is
willing and anxious u question the
motives Of any one who doesn look
al things political as he does. Crane
Sofabout as muchuse tohis district in
the legislature as bronze fgurehead
would be Ia SmUkehouse
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03

In this issue Of the Record We pub
fish timely article taken from the
Dakota Farmer. 1t sounds bugle
note OF warming to farmers against
purchasing, at tive or six prices, un-
known stations from strange owners.
The article also handles without
gloves those persons who allow them
selves TO act for hire as stool
pigeons in the sale of such animals TO
their nei1hborS.
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Herd Notice.

viii take cattle and horses to herd
at my place the Arnold Ranch). about
eleven miles north Of Linton. during
the season OF 1905, Plenty OF water
and grass. Season runs u Oct. LIST
Prices: Cattle. sl...5 per head: Horses.
IS per head OLE INVERSION.
mv3- lul Pos,o.fice Brufy. \. ~.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03

An unsuccessful st-sinPt w4s nAa'
% blow the safe in the t'alaisss q
Merchants bank al Hnata f'Nief
was secured through a ieil Nlls'iaM
the building and an effort was iaa
to bore the safe. The feifs'ss &
either frightened awa> by Nes iig
or gave up the task as hopei'.s