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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-10

seventy y-live head ealte which wll
be left ca the place "a takes i'm
mediate posscssi0u
Ex-senator BAKER w.ssup from 1.-Two.
ma Yesterday with 4 load Of nax and
took home few barrels of ldlm p s
best. llisNaN yicldsa fealte isaSlts s
per aero.
Herman Olson, the brother Mrs
j. @. Otterson. who has been Hee tog
two months past and made aany
friends, left this morniug f0r MS lAme
at sheldon, this state
Ray Mofford is elc young baeheaG
farmer Who ism sorly Last spginss
he rented some land cat toward l.ix0-
ma belonging II a. a Jjmkin Uf kel
logg, Mimi, and this fall tllrishea a
little over fourteen bushels oi il.lN Ver
acre.
While Coming 81 sowu last l6fidas
Capt. Rumball had an accident ilett
SO'''Nt 'issNN ''NNli f'Si iNNtN, Ralf Ntl3kstl,
however, resulted only la a hard fill
and few bruises for Our pG liena
The railroad and the Wagon road are
parallel for some distance, and, is the
captain was cruising IN that latitilae
with the family mare anl pll~top. the
passenger train came up behind His
craft, the old mare ycofed from her
course and headed across some MtalS-
ing The lone mariner lost control OF
the rudder and WAS thrown complete
ly out OF the pilot house. White the
captain was stranded, with no lite
prcservcr at hand and waiting lel II
chance to hail passing Ship, his dlilt-
ing craft was sighted by i farmer ,al
horseback, who overlook it and toweG
1T back TO its owner IL Was ame-
What damaged ln it's upper decks, but
toated safely into port at !!azellen
where it was in dry dock Il couple ~
hours tor repairs The clptan is
slightly lame from the experience, Int
otherwise uniniured
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-10
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.

From The Republican. Sept. 18th:
Martin Appert is having new barn
built on his farm west Of town.
The Myers brothers have returned
from their sad mission TO Minnesota.
Mrs. Emma Cotton is over from
Braddock, the guest of Mrs. j. +. Sny-
der and other Hazelton friends.
Mrs j. c. Klabunde left last evening
for her home at Aberdeen, after hay
ing spent few days here ON business
and pleasure.
Mrs. W. l.. Yeater was the lucky
holder OF ticket number 1856, which
won her the set Of dishes disposed of
by A Z. Klabunde.
Section Foreman Thompson las
been doing some more excellent work.
and soon that ~ T.. walk from tile de-
pot will be reality.
| Il. NJ. Jones, the carpenter is
mourning the loss OF pocket book and
| sl45 in cash that somehow separated
| itself from him some time since Satur-
day
1t is reported that John Stanton
thrashed eighteen bushels of lax pei
acre on his homestead, few miles east
of Hazelton. This is the best yet re-
ported.
| Mrs. Geo. Suverly, Of Gayton, isiin
receipt Of a letter from a relative at
High River, Canada, stating that a
fall Of eighteen inches Of STOW covered
that section last month. Is that the
sunny southern" country we see ad.
/ vertised SO muchs
E. +. Savage was over from his Lo-
gan farm yesterday and closed deal
for Mrs. J. c. Klabunde's ranch. north
| Of uazelton. The lease includes about
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-10
At Church's Ferry.


Three robbers entered the Church :
Ferry bank at an early hour last Mon
day morning, blow open the safe and
escaped with between 5000 and &c.
600 In currency, after exchanging a
fusilade of shots with several citizens.
So far as is known none of the robbers
were wounded.
The first intimation of the robbery
was at.2:3O a. M, when a terrific ex-
plosion alarmed the town. Windows
we're shattered i1 sll adjacent houses
Several citizens hastily dressed and
went toward the bank. They were
greeted with asvolley of pistol bullets.
They took cover and returned the fire.
A second EXPULSION soon followed tile
first, and then the burglars, three in
number, ran out Of the bank and made
their escape. They were not pursued
by any Of the citizens
The robbers entered the bank build
ing through rear door, and evidently
blew the safe with nitro -glycerine
The safe and interior of the bank were
badly shattered.
The bank is fully insured in the
Ocean Accident s Guarantee Associa-
tian. The North Dakota State Bank
ers' association will offer a reward for
the arrest and conviction of the crimi-
nails. The robbery was the boldest
ever known in the DEVILS Lake section
Of the state, and was evidently done
by an experienced and desperate gang.
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AROUND THE STATE.

A corn-salve doctor did a big busi-
ness at Cooperstown.
jamestown is developing into a
truck-gardening center.
According to the Pioneer, there is
not pauper in Mandan.
Since the bank robbery Medina has
put on night policeman.
Dickinson wants north and south
railroads from that point.
There is an enthusiastic movement
at Dickinson for a new park.
a Finlander at Bisbee became in.
toxicated on snuff and Hoffman drops.
Mandanites are rejoicing over new
furnishings and fixtures for the post.
Office
The Budget found a belated wild
duck. with some very young birds
near Adams.
Travelling grocery agents have beer
buncoing the farmers in the vicinity Of
DEVILS Lake.
a feeble minded resident of Bowdo1
attempted to chew up one Of his
brothers. ears.
The work Of harvest hand in hi.
efforts to raise checks at jamestown
was too coarse.
The convict Page, who escaped from
the Bismarck penitentiary, has no,
yet been recaptured.
4 Julius Benson, OF Rolla, thinks this i,
a pretty good year for the-farmer mar
4 and he has reason. Mr.. Benson'l
ledger shows 1900 bushels of durum
wheat from 225 acres. 1900 bushels Of
oats from 100 acres 1900 bushels Of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-10

t the lowest possible prices-for cash only.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-10
MARIE MUSINGS.

Cores spon,!encrof,hr Record tot
Miss Hannah Hanson is having .
new frame house creeted On ller homes
stead
The j. II. Reamor farm has been
purchased by the Palmer family. ftom
WalwoIth county. S. ID
The Rev. S w. Hover viii preach
his farewell sermon ut the !'airvic3
Sabblth.school next sunday
The family of Merchant I1oe.l ae
companicd by Miss jennirIalpot Wtge
down from Broty sunday and visited
in Marie.
Miss Carrie Maggie departed Hsa
Thursday for Andnyer $. y whore
she was called bg the ILLNESS Of W.
youngest brother
Mrs. Mulllgan arliyed On Saturday I,
Milwaukee train from southern los I,
and will visit her 5r9tiai and sitee.
John and Marie 'lrieg
Frank laszkowlal tile pionee vel
driller was down fn0m I;lsm{Igl IN
his automobile last saturday, io0lsitg
over the prospects tor water o. The
farm of George + Gregln.
Mr. and Mis-. Ina Perkins, NIip nave
been spending some days visiting With
Mr.. Perkins mother and sister, Mrs.
VIM. Schwab and Mrs. Clas Green,
returned to-day 70 their nome II Gro
ton. S. d. u. Il;AAt
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-10
Postofiice It 0alchutt .

Last Sunday morning the safe in
the store of Elnor Void, postmaster
and general merchant at Galchutt,
Richland county, was blown open by
band of robbers at an early hour and
800 in currency secured. A number
Of valuable papers kept in the safe
were also taken.
AS usual, the robbers left no clew.
That the tuieyes did not make a
large haul is due to the fact that a
considerable amount of money had re-
csntly been paid out.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-10-10

of flax from 50 acres
The Mandan Pioneer roasts q brace
OF city officials who talked against the
Morton County fair.
Lecture bureaus have made con-
tracts in lot of towns In this state
for winter entertainments.
Around Mohall The sports are hav-
Ing lot of fun chasing wolves and
foxes with pack of hounds
The pumping OF the water by the
big pump at the Williston irrigation
ditch was begun Monday afternoon.
The cutter ON the folder in The Bis
marck Tribune office is acting up al
most us badly as that on The Grand
Forks Herald.
The Minneapolis millers put up
quite howl when they are caught
grinding North Dakota durum wheat
with the other kinds.
Senator Hansbrough could not ac-
cept the Invitation To accopany The
Roosevelt party down south, as he had
several speeches promised in this state
At Balfour man attempted to
climb over moving train, aud 4
brakeman managed to pull him from
In front Of the moving wheels after he
fell across the rail.
John Wassen, of Ambrose, killed a
pelican that measured seven feet tive
inches from tip to tip Of wings. May
be it wasn't pelican, but an angel
that had gone astray.
At Rugby farmer purchased some
coifee from u catalogue house, and
then had the nerve to go to local
store and request the use of the big
coffee mill to grind it,
The DEVILS Lake journal busted
its press and thought that it could not
be repaired till extras came from Icr-
sey City. \ local mechanic was APP
pealed to and soon had the old thing
running
Buns soaked with drugstore booz
make gun-pays and pull off fist fights
in Bismarck-the town i'm which TIL,
methodsof IIonnesjon and Andymllel
have compelled the population to sub
stitute whisky for beer.
AT Bismarck, when people are forced
TO sign the druggists books to get a
drink of booze, the Palladium states
that some insist that their complaint,
are "Pollockism," "Burkism, NC
Cucism and SIGH. Forum.
Some state papers assert that they
will have to go out Of business unles,
they can obtain printers who arc NOR,
competent and reliable than those
from whose services" the complain
ing publishers have recently suffered
The Oakes Times believes in haImo
NY, and thinks the nomination OF
Treadwcll Twitchcll for governor is
the way TO get it. The Times calls
attention to the record which Mr.
Ywitchell made in the house last win
ter, and to his general qualification,
for office.
Hazel Brennan, twelve -year-olC
girl residing i'm the Turtle mountains
near the Carpenter postolllce, has beer
neither absent nor tardy for eighteen
consecutive school months. Asschoo
is kept only six months in the year in
that district, her record for attendance
and punctuality is perfect for three
years.
1t is reported that the county com
missioners OF Ward county, TO get
even with some undesirable citizens
who have been tampering with the
county's wood pile, caused holes to bo
bored and dynamite inserted in sew
eral sticks of the fuel that had been
sawn for the stoves. Which act is a
felony under the laws of this state.
uL1EI MnN ukDDCNINnC
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paste them together.
Take small piece of the bright tissue paper.
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The Gypsy Kettle

ITO make Gypsy kettle. take half of an egg
L shell and bind the edge with strip of tissue
paper, FASTING the lengthwise half of the strip
on one side, and the opposite half on the other
side of the egg shell; then cut a narrow strip
of writing paper for handle, glue the two ends
of the handle on the inside edge of the shell
exactly. opposite to each other Gig: y.
Tie the tops of three slender sticks together
and spread them out tripod fashion Wind
string in between and about the different sticks
to keep them in position Gig. y. See that the
tripod stands steady and strong; then bronze
the outside of the camp kettle, handle and all !;
when dry pass slender string under the ham
die, and tie the ends of the string together over
the top of the tripod.
The Gypsy kettle can be used as an Easter
gift, or it may be filled with sailed almonds or
candy and used for a luncheon favor.
If you would like fire under the kettle, cut
flames of scarlet, yellow, orange. and black
tissue paper. Mingle the paper fire in with
few small twigs for logs, and scatter little
crumpled bits of black paper in and near the
fire to represent charred pieces of wood. Glue
the fire on a small piece of mixed cardboard
and set it under the kettle
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The japanese Gong

L affair made of three egg Shells each with
small hole bored through the center of the
top. Have the lower gong of the larger half
of an egg shell, let the next gong be smaller,
and the top gong still smaller. Bind the edge
of each shell with scarlet tissue paper and
bronze the outside of the shells down to the
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ing them to extend trife beyond the edges
Zig. ny. if YOU wish to use the barrel for a
candy box fill it before covering the top.
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The Devils Bible

THIS wonderful volume is in the royal library
of the royal palace of Sweden. 1t is
huge copy of the Bible written on three hun
dred prepared asses skins. One tradition
says that it took five hundred years to complete
this copy, which is so large that it has table
by itself. Another tradition asserts that it
was done in single night, owing to the assist
work was completed gave the monk a portrait
of himself for a frontispiece.
However true this may be, there can still be
found the illuminated likeness of the King of
Darkness adjoining the front page of the work.
This book was carried off by the Swedes. during
the Thirty Years War. from a convent in
Prague.
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A Bell with a C1apper

FROM another half of shell you can make
L bell with clapper that will swing and strike
against the sides like a real bell
Begin making the bell by binding the edge
of half an egg shell with tissue paper and
fashion handle of writing paper. Fold a
and one and half wide, crosswise through
the center; then fold the double paper length
wise through the center Gig. 81. Cut out
the handle according to the lines on the four
layers of paper Gig. 81. Open out. and
you will have Fig. g. Fold this crosswise
through the center along dotted line, and
slash up the lower edges to the depth of
quarter of an inch Gig 10Y.
Beginning at the top, paste the two sides of
the handle together but not the slashed ends
Berd these out, cover them on the under side
with very strong paste, and fasten them out on
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The Egg Barrel

THE egg barrel comes next. For this take a
1 large egg shell. brown in color, and make a
good sized hole in both top and bottom: then
cut two circular pieces from white writing
paper Gig. 13). Slash each one all round the
edge and paste one paper on the top and one
slashed pieces over, and fastening them down
tight on the outside of the shell Gig. 14). Mark
lead pencil lines from the top to the bottom of
the shell to represent barrel slaves Gig. 80.
Cut narrow strips of light brown tissue paper
top and one round the bottom of the barrel
over the slashed writing paper. Paste two
more hoops on the barrel at short distances
from the first two, one below and one above;
then cover tI o paper disks like Fig I6 with
top and one on the bottom of the barrel, allow
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DOy HldkeS d lcdtHeI SuCkcf.
Paste the paper over the knot
down tight on top of the exact
center of the shell.
Make a network over the
upper half of the balloon by
FASTING narrow strips of gay
colored tissue paper diagonally
across and round the entire
upper half of the shell. Gross
the bands with others. of the
same paper. Make six narrow
strips of the paper, and paste
one end of each strip on the
lower edge of the network.
allowing a short space to inter-
vene between the strips: then
paste a band round the shell
where the network and strips
meet. Gather up all the loose
ends of the hanging strips and
,gether.
I x>,aoa IS %6a h1,r,I% f,ee,,a ,ora~
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SOME NOVEL EASTER GIFTS
WOMEN CAN MAKE FROM EGG SHELLS
By Lima Beard ~.

binding. Make a knot in scarlet worsted
string, and thread the other end through the
largest shell; gently pull the string until the knot
rests up close against the inside of the shell.
Make another knot in the string short dis
lance from the gong, and thread the free end
through the middle sized egg shell; slide the
way thread the third gong on the string
Fasten three long slender red worsted tassels
on and near the end of the string, Make the
tasses of the same red worsted used in stringing
the shells. .
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CnrOuRn Cne SHANK OF the DuCCOn,
that it may hang on the loop of
thread. Pass the needle up through
the same hole in the center of the
paper, and then remove. the needle
Zig. Ia). Adjust the thread so that
the button will hang almost to the
bottom of the bell, and lay the two
ends of the thread out fiat on oppo-
site sides of the paper. With strong
paste fasten the paper and ends of
the thread on the inside center top OF
the thread ends coming between the I
the shell. /,
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Il
and in it's center place a
weight about as heavy as
two carpet tacks. Fasten
the ends of the paper to-
gether, and attach this little
baglike arrangement to the
ends of the hanging strips.
The strips represent ropes,
and the weight takes the
place of the car. You can
bend out the paper cover
of the weights to resemble
somewhat the basket of a
real balloon.
Pass the thread of the
balloon over the chandelier
or some other high support,
and let one of the children
hold the loose end and
gently pull on it with a
swaying motion which will
cause the balloon to ascend
slowly in the center of the
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room The black thread being practically
invisible, the balloon will seem to move grace
fully without aid.
You can use this idea for the table center
piece at your Easter dinner. Make a number
of balloons, and fill each one with bonbons or
trinkets through the lower opening, which
must be enlarged only sufficiently to admit of
very small articles being placed inside. When
open hole, and set the filled balloon upside
down in small napkin ring or some other
thing which will hold it in the desired position
until the paper covering the hole at the base
is perfectly dry. Or they may be suspended
at different distances above the table, hanging
by black threads from the chandeliers.
If your china is in white and gold. use all gilt
paper over white egg shells for the balloons.
Goose eggs may take the place of hens eggs
for any or all of these designs.
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v7HEN making Easter gifts of egg shells,
" remember that the shell of fresh raw
egg. used Immediately after removing
its contents, can be handled better than shell
in any other stage, the fresh egg shell is less
brittle and therefore easier to manipulate If it
is necessary to keep the shells for day or two,
before using soak them in hot water, to render
them less likely to crack or break while being
transformed into Easter gifts.
An original little novelty, and one of the
prettiest made from an egg shell. is the pine
apple Gig. ~ Select dark colored egg, and
with fine needle bore a hole in one end by
pressing the point of the needle against the
Shell and twisting the needle round and round
When the hole is made, enlarge it by inserting
a coarse needle and screwing it round many
times. Make hole in the other end of the
egg in the same manner; then empty out the
contents by holding the egg to your lips and
blowing steadily through one of the holes.
With a pair of small sharp. scissors cut both
holes a trihe larger, making them about a
quarter of an inch in diameter.
Wash the shell, dry it, and with lead pencil
mark diagonal lines entirely round the egg
Gig. ~. Cross the first lines with Others run
ming in the opposite direction Gig 3. In. this
diagram the cross lines have not all been made
space being left near the base that you may
more readily see how the work is done After
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top of the shell. The handle must stand up
straight between the two side extensions
Gig. III: .a
Use shoe button for the bell clapper.
Thread a coarse needle with heavy black
thread, pass the needle and thread through
the center of small piece of writing paper.
allowing one end of the thread to remain ex-
tended above the paper; then let a length of
thread fall below the paper and run the needle
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The Fairy Balloon

YOU will need whole white egg shell for the
L fairy balloon Gig 1o). Empty the shell,
and let the large end form the top of the balloon
Fasten long black thread securely on the
center of the top. Thread a needle with black
thread knotted on the end, and run the needle
through small circular piece of writing paper
Shove the paper down on the knot, just as
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strong paste, glue, or sealing wax. Cut more
foliage for the bottom of the pineapple, paste
it on small disk of writing paper Gig. 81. and
glue the disk on the base of the fruit.
To insure fiat surface on the bottom, that
the pineapple may be certain to stand erect
base after the foliage has been glued in place,
and you will have charming little miniature
fruit. which can safely be packed in raw cotton
in wooden box ready to send any distance
You might make number of pineapples to
serve as favors for your Easter luncheon or
dinner. The pineapple can be filled with
small bonbons or some little trinket. like a
string of beads. When used in this way it will
be necessary to make the hole at the base
larger and place the small gift inside before the
shell is sealed at the bottom.
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all the lines are finished use
water colors and paint the
lower angle of each diamond,
formed at the intersection Of
the lines, in orange, yellow.
and red, following the color
ing of a natural pineapple.
For the leaves, cut long,
narrow, pointed leaves from
tissue paper of varying
lengths, in different tones of
green. Bunch them with the
longest leaves at the center,
and twist the lower ends to-
gether Gig. Al. Plant the
foliage in the hole on the top
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-25
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What Heap Of Happiness Il Would
Bring 10 Guthrie Homes.

What a Heap OF Happiness Il Would
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Hard to do hOusework with an ach.
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Brinss you hours Of misery at
leisure or al work.
II women only knew the cause--that
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kidneys
'TwDrld save much needless woe
Doans Kidney Pills cure sick Kid
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