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The Grenada sentinel., 1908-05-23
School Fund.

On motion the report of the treasurer was
approved and ordered spread on the minutes
On motion the report OF the marshal and
sDrpad on the minutes On motion the re-
port of the mayor was approved and ordered
spread on the II inuteS.
The board met on the l1th or May, l9Ue
the same being "a regular meeting.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12

NEARLY . quarter Of = century hay-
tng passed since the initial number Of
what II now the Hazelton Republican
was published, II Is not strange that
the brief history Of the paper; as print.
cd In the Republican OF last week, IL
incomplete. Tic article states that
the paper wsS started by Jlickle T.
Frost. That IL incorrect. The writer
looked over tie Record files tile other
day and found that the paper at Wino-
NJ was started * the Wln0na Lancet
~ = gentleman named Shepard. lie
brought his material from Gladstone.
stark county, where lie had been put,.
lishing paper. We do not lind hix mi.
tlsls 10 the Record iiIc.. lie ran TIM
| paper about TWO months, during wh,ch
time there was . hot county .dtyi.inn
light. A bill had passed the lcyl.,..
turo authorizing the people of i.u.
mons county 70 vote on propxi,io,,
1os division In the middle on an east.
and west line. II divided, the uor,,
half was 20 retain the name Of Em
mons and ttys southern half was To h.
kn0wn m Wlp0ax county. The elect ia,
waa l,sld on March 20. 1885, and m,
csoposttteD WA dsfeated by the nar
! l1ow masvtR of tie. There were W.
/ peiltuA. places s~-osss 1t Winona aud on
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
Could Gee For l4im.eIf.

Clarence Foster ('Pop'), the old ball
player. was always busy sewing in his
spare moments in the clubhouse. Cos.
ter was handsome fellow and took
pride in keeping himself looking neat
and natty as far as his attire went, and
he was rs particular 40 an old maid re.
earding his clothes, SO was kept busy
doing the tailor act with the needle and
thread. One August Pop" was taken III
and was ailing for some few days. The
fact Of his illness got into the public
press and 80 became common talk
among the players. A few days after
the announcement was made that Fos.
ter was III the st. Louis aggregation
blew into the Washington grounds. The
nFst day Foster was discovered sittins
IN front Of the clubhouse. busy ut his
everlastin. sewing.
Hello. rop.' shouted Catcher Toe
susden. Il heard you were sick. bu
how are you now?"
well. joe" .carelessly responded
Foster rs he paused moment IN his
tailor stunt. Il have been sick. but iust
At present. as you can see for yourself.
!! happen to be on the mend."-wash.
ington Star.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
MAKING 4 COAT.
Thirty nine Distinct var;stiss % Work
by % Many Men.

Thirty nine Distinct varistiss o. Work
by % Many Men.
According to the United States bu.
reau Of labor, the old saw ut takes
nine tailOrs to make man" II filled
with miSinfOrnation, for In reality.
the bureau finds. 1t takes thirty nine
men Of different trades Just to make a
coat under the present system Of shop
manufacture. for the day when one
tailor measured the customer, cut out
the cloth and, with bis apprentices,
shaped It into finished and pressed
garment has practically passed. To-
day all one tailor may do through his
entire life Is to mark the place where
buttons are to he sewed On. Another
man never marks places for buttons
His speciality Is to mark buttonholes.
A third man spends the long day In
sewing on buttons. fourth In max
ing buttonholes. Men who sew sleeves
do not make armholes. The armhole
men give place to shoulder shapers,
and these last do not touch collars,
which are q distinct speciality. Even
the men who manipulate the tailor's
goose are divided into pressers Of
seams. edges. Innings. sleeves and coat
pressers, The basters stick to one tlis.
tinct speciality Of basting. and sep.
arnte functionary. the basting puller.
undOes their work. Even the coat
strap ~ separate province. 50 that
when the coat II finished 1t represents
thirty .nine distinct varieties Of work
BY - many men. And when man
finally puts on the coat he II wearing
the product Of 8l2 fingers and seventy.
eight thumbs. not counting the dlgfts
of those who sheared the sheep. wove
the cloth. dyed II, finished It, shipped
u and cut II nor the ink stained clerical
hands which kept Z book record Of III
the processes. Probably from sheep
20 wcarer the coat was handed By q
least 5000 hngers.--N New York Tribune.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
4 auesrise Per q. kilda.

~ O0GptJOo WOr Ots sNssoos
The Inhabitants Of the lonely isle ct
81. KiIda were astonished one winter
some years ago at the appearance Of
great blood red. conical object floating
On the Wild Atlantic pillows to the
westward Of the isle. With much dim.
Guilty the derelict was brought to shore,
and % the st. Kildans had never be-
fore seen such queer looking thing
ana could make no gusae as to its par.
pose or place In tho scale Of created
things they INDUCED In Wild visions
OF ito valuable nature. But when the
factor came across on his yearly visit
from the neighboring but distant Is
land Of Great Britain hs identified Il
o. I great iron buoy which. It subse-
Quently appeared. had broken away
from III moorings 10 New York harbor
and drifted In the gulf stream across
the Atlantic It had taken two years
ln the passage.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12

OUE vElESD. the Hon Patterson, is
much worried IS 70 what has been
doDe with the fire-wztef taken bJ the
sheriff At various times under the pro-
hiblts0n law. The gentleman knows
very sell that the stun is I'm solitary
confinement" in cell At the jail, and,
Whenever Sn order shall be received
from Judge Winchester ordering its
destruction, the same will be de-
stroyed- This innuendo and inference
BY Col. Patterson Is about On = par
with his paragraph . couple Of weeks
ago 70 the effect that the sheriff had
drawn sG00 from the county at the
January meeting Of the commission
ess. Not word in It Is u the sheriff
having drawn anything he was not en-
titled 70, bat IN attempt to create the
impression that Sheriff Jsnes had re-
cetyed something To which he was not
entitled. Not word in the para
graph as TO the duties done by the
sheriff by which he had earned what
WAS given him. No effort made BY
Mr.. r; TO inform his Yesdefs that ev-
cry item of the bli1 was thoroughly
gone over by the gentlemen composing
the county board, who certainly would
not have given Mr.. Jones cent which
did not belong to him. We fear
Charles, that you wrongly size up the
intelligence Of your readers when you
imagine that you can injure the
sheriff in his campaign for reelection
by publishing paragraphs Of the kind
referred 10. 1t would be better-if
you know Of any illegal action on the
part Of any county ofiicer--to come out
with It directly. This you ought to
do II you know OF any wrong dobe by
any one Of them. But mysterious
inttmations cut very little Ice with
people who believe in Square Desl.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
COIN NOTICES.

f{esseaa GHA4 Nt<o . joy - S1e
cynsss anS crsties-
A enE.eczsoa q sssEa rzo.toes S1shesed
b an l.4zi17 ssuels1s- -A,oeSsgo Scar
latti- E4s r1bzE<tea in Iiaesva. "A
Italian re...1scal S.ar.asu Is cf the
opinion sAss sreA Inscriptions though
Hot tasensesi to be cyukral. too often
adEs. u snca An Interpretation through
tie irresistible habit Of the public OF
ignoring tie intention Of the designer
ard applying the motto 20 he coin II
seH-
Thus when Charles IL. king Of The
two escslies. bad engraved On his sfl-
ver drcat the LAtin words .Cnus non
sumcit,- meaning One Is not enough. =
al the World insisted on foegettins
that tie king referred to single scep.
ter and enthusiastically agreed with
him that cne ducat wasn't-enoush for
any cue
On the cnnrxry. storm Of iruolcal
opposition was aroused when Louis de
Bourbon, king Of Etruria, in the early
part Of the last century inscribed wi.
deant Pauperes ct Lactenturs' on his
coins. The words mean Let the poor
zee and rejoice" and Of course every
one wanted To know why q poor man
should rejoice at merely seeing piece
Of money
On the parai coinage Of 1873 bearing
the arms Of Gregory XIII are the
words sEt Super Hanc Petram" (And
upon this rock. OF course the pope
and the artist who designed the coin
meant the words to refer to the papa
c., bat the evil minded applied them
50 maliciousiy to the coin itself that
the issue was speedily stopped A sim
ilar opportunity for evil tongues was
Afforded when the Knights Of Malta
coined an issue Of dollars With the sign
Of their order, the Maltese cross, and
their motto. In Hoe Signo Alilitamus''
Qn this sign we combat. The ribald
affected to take II as q confession that
with them money was truly the sinew
q war
A Venetian. lira dated 1874 has the
somewhat ambiguous motto In Tibi
Solo Gloria" CTo thee alone the g!o.
10. A sequih coined BY Cardinal Rec
gonico in 174 bears the words s.veni
Lumen Cordtum," or Come, thou light
of hearts" Clement XI. issued coin
with an image Of the Madonna, with
the legend "Causa Nostrae Laetitiae''
cause Of our Joy, and . Venetian
piece With an aliesoeical figure Of Jus
tdce, with the words 'sNostra in hac
elicitas'' (Our happiness In this. All
Of these inscriptions were irreyently
diverted By contemporaries from their
true object to the money Itself
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12

The phra1e Thanking you in a.
t1cipation' Il now becoming common.
I think 1t Il one Of the meanest ever
invented and one Of the most insult.
ing, for 1t implies that, however much
paiRs the worker may take, he win GET
no thanks for It afterward. Why
should he? He has been thanked a.
ready. It further implies an imperi.
ous and insunerable demand which
must and shall have immediate atten.
ton on pain Of being considered NO
gentleman. Surely no one who really
respects correspondent ought to em.
ploy this touting bagman's phrase
Professor Skeat In London Academy.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
A Superior Drand !.

Mrs. Jenkins My little boy's cot the
measles.
Mrs. Tomkins- So has mine: ho not
Il froni the grocer's children.
Mrs. jenkins (lisdainfuily) oh. wy
little boy got It from the clersyman's
children. London TIT .Bits.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12

TnE Cooperstown Courier has the
following definition of North Dako-
ia insurgeHt: "a member OF the fac
tion of the republican party that is
striving 10 get control Of the Official
loaves and fishes. and, II they can't,
will strive to give them to the demo.
crSts
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
eueoeeled.

aaddis -xpp don't assn to hsvs
made vsa satisfactory Impression "a
Borem. Ceverley-I tried very hard
to do 80. Gaddie- Well, he told me you
didn't impress him a. . man he would
care to aSsociate with very much.
Cleverley- Fine. That's very satisfac-
tory. It's the very impression want
"a to make Philadelphia Press.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
For ReDreeeotafiye,

To the Republicans Of Emmons County:
hereby announce myself candidate for
Repte.entative from the Twenty Sem
atoltsl District (Emmons and kidder cOun-
ttes) TO the Eleventh session Of the LeRisia-
tive Assembly. Ny candidacy is subject to
The viii Of The republican voters. IS ex-
pre9eod at the primary TO be held next June
Respectfully, DARWIx 4. sTREErER
LINTON, March 10, 1903.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12

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eaaps God an.Ehinz regarding it 10
Tie E4oyed Sses- zod ur5te respecting
il ensy from memory. In the spring
q $50 Nr. P1.seBan SID The paper
20 The Recosd pabsiStes, /; having
tsesn Doved 10 LDtoo from winona
and sbe name changed 20 Emmous
County Rergblicao. The writer
moved Il 20 Bszddacx ard hired ". p.
ThursIos. tbsn of Eureka, S. D.. to
rCn is- He made = success Of It from
tbs srst- II vzx sod By the Record
nzn ~ ThGIston in The fall of 1888.
In i&e be moved it to the new town
os Hzzeiton. II viii thus be seen that
the ReDubiiran is just Completing is
tsen:s third rear. the nrst number Of
the Lancet having been issued March
ogh, 1856. The Records frs: number
hszrs date u June To- 1884 Some day
komebody will write q history of En-
no0s county. and II is veil to get
ezriy historical matters zs nearly
as possible while those Who
kDow cf them are alive.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
Too EASY.

The Union banN OF st. Pctersburs
nas y MS own police service One night
tue director was sleepless He won.
dered whether the bank police were
really trustworthy. lie CONCLUDED, tn
make trial He disguised himself
snu rushed pistol In hand. into the
Oank vault The police were ysn., for
no'nlhg' They looked on uustty
Wnlie the director pocketcl . o,n ono
IuD'es and carried ,hen. away since.
then no one has seer ~ ,i;..,.,.., = 80 :
ElMpllcIssimus.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
Notice q vlllaee Election.

Notice Y hereby given that an election
VILLAGE OF Linton ON Tuesday, the l7th day
OF March. 1905, between the hours Of O'clock
9: u. ana O'Clock p. M. for the purpose Of
eIecting the following village o@cerS: One
trustee from each district In said village,
ana clerk, Assessor, treasurer, marshal.
and Justice OF the peace.
E. II. SMITH.
Village Clerk
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
PaiNfullv Naeural.

pIaywrieht-Is her acting natural:
Manager Enthusiastically S:.nral:
Wy. when she appeared as the d.sins
nother last night an Insurance agent
who has her life insured for S25,HcN
end Who was 10 the audience actually
eaInted. Tit Bits.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
Ancestry.

Don't step hard ON struggling mor.
tai because his grandfather once rob.
bed stagecoach. None Of ~ can "a
too far back In the family record with.
ont shIver Of apptshensioa. Man.
chester Union.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12

state of North Dakota, ,ss
County q Emmons, -.

county q Bmm0h8,
In District Court: Sixth Judicial District.
Fritz Nickel. plaintiff. vs. A. ". Kamke, de-
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in the above-eutttled action, OF
which . copy Will Be Aled in the ONCE Of the
clerk OF court Of Emmons county. at Lin
ton, y. D.. and to serve copy OF your an
suer TO the said complaint on the slbscriber
q his ONCE in Linton. In said county and
state, within thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive of the
day Of such service; and. in case of your
failure 70 appear or answer. judgment Will
30 taken against you BY default for the re-
Dated February =, A. u. 1go0
slmasl2-apl6l GEO. w. LYNN.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Linton. N. D.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
m IN the ran,0v.

Aectc. rshortsighted) We'll. Richard.
lard Mt work. eh: Let me see, you are
Richard, aren't you? I.aborer-No. cir.
OF be John, sir. You 'ad tho pleasure
. buryin' Richard last week, you n.
member. LONDON Punch
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
.his Ru.h.

soy lreadsng'- She threw !..rsel: IN.
70 the river tier husband hnr.c.. ~
stricken. rushed to the bank- Teach
g cutting lD Why did the husba nd
sosn TO the bank? Boy-Please. cir. to
y. u tho insurance money. London
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
Fer Cosaey Treasurer.

To the Republican Voters Of the County Of
EmmonA:
I hereby announce myself Is q candidate
Tor the ONCE Of treasurer OF Emmons coun-
y. subject TO The will OF the republican
voters 20 be expressed 1t the primary elec.
90 20 Linton to reside and give my entire
attention 70 the duties OF the elRce
Respectfully. gro. II. NARANoRE.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
Contest Notice
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Seaslst hnsSesteas. Estry y ~, ~ 'estant
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NJ - 40 eltry thai said a.ys',, anai.-
n4S conelnued sos n.ore t!.sr - ~. ,neni
pIIof 70 sss Sling o. sad a.4.ls,-,. .e.onihs
sO ss0Ettnnes- AHd thz. Aa.1 .se4 ~ .ss.st sti
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g ent 10 tie asny u navy 5. ,fs ei Ip pioy
= axes n Kline OK Ezr said ;,.,r{s. y y tlited
~ Hotane0 70 appear rss p<51t IN, = uefe-
ice nee touching said alesattr, =, ~ lsr sv-
= 70 On = PM < i<ss. beso.s I. 4 Ws.,,locS .,ocS i
~ tuite0 states cora ...s5s5r,s, y "a her :
nee IN Linton. Nsrth Dsxcss er'd rs q !
nearinx viii s,< held a. - 3'c,c... a. nnal
April 10. tsss4- before the rs-ls;e. :, ~ a. on
cstver as The United >t4,ss go Ssa a fe.
me said consestaT.. harm. t-
aMdavft fied Ijecens,-r Il ~ proper
facts which shDw shs.t. atte- A.. II. ~ .ofth
pe10nai service Of this no,lss ..oce
mace, It Is hereby ofcsrei :.re 1913. lsos oe
tn1t Sacn nor.cs be zsv.n ryy -, I've s'-.eu
publication JOHN sATTrpiI-Sapp Sappef
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
TomoRRow's BIRTHPLACE.
Line In shs- paeiHe Whsrs .s ohakss
Hands With Yesterday.

Line In de PaeisIe Whsrs lt Shakes
Hands With Yesterday.
Most pe65e who have rad Jules
vernes Around the World In Eighty
Days" Will remember how narrowly
the travelef missed his bet, having for
gotten that "a following the sun from
east to west he had gained one day.
When one crosses the Atlantic from
london to New York he gains rather
more than half IN hour each day.
From New York to Chicago another
hour u gained, another to Denver, an
other to San Francisco, which II reck-
ouing time eight hours later than Lon.
don and Of course the best part Of .
day later than Shanghai and Yokoha-
ma. In crossing the Pacific there
comes time when the day begins,
where yesterday and tomorrow shake
hands and where the traveller Is cheat
Cd out Of day In his life.
In mid Pacific, going west, one skips
from Sunday to Tuesday. Going east
hs has one day Of the week repeated
two Sundays or Tuesdays, a. the case
may be-
The line the cAanging day q not
straight o1.S The iSlands in the Pa
cidc take their time from the continent
with which they trade and from which
they were discovered. Thus the line
Of the charge xiezags down the Pa
ciac from Soufh TO north, dodging be-
tween the isi1Ads.
Hence It might easily happen that q
ship which has already skipped = day
would reach an island which clings ia
San Franci1co time. In such q case II
would be Monday on shore and Tues
day on the ship.
Il the ships Jolly boat~wers lying At
. wharf, 1t would bs Monday on the
wharf and Tuesday on the boat.
And II person lives somewhere
near the line he can get sailboat and
visit yesterday and tomorrow In the
most delightful fashion.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12

A naas coaventsca Of the democssss a
Emmoes county Will be held In Linton,
NORTH Dakota, on the 18th day OF March,
~. at O'Clock p. N. for the purpose OF
elecstnG seven delegates 70 the Democratic
StAxe invention TO be held u Or and FORKS,
n D., on the 9sth day Of March, 1863, and for
tie trAnSActt0n Of such other buSinesS as
nay properly be brought before t. All
tend
Bv order Of the
DKMocRA1Ic Coux1r
CEkfRAL COHNIrYEE-
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
Occasions do not make man either
etrong or weak. but they show what
- is.-Thomss . Kempis.
EereeI 81 Hahit.

"what are you in such great hurry
6ee!"
II am going to the funeral Of my
chief. and there II nothing he hates
like unpunctuality." Londsn Tele
lfanh
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12
lona pislaase VYasaerx.

knlcker- Some Jokes can b carried
700 Tar. Bocker--Yes: for instance,
su Smitls cottage II seven miles fro0
'oe station New York 0un.
Emmons County record., 1908-03-12

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t,,e rs.ioo-n,.e.. .ye 80 f,a. xIse 81
~ a,sr,ort The,s fz.zt., r., ~ = err.
,eesLn ~ or.csnetx Tf,ere st,ousd ss
40. ,x.h.m .,s ss.x...,... ,ta .,..t,a-
a,.eex sx,0ht IN .e mnxed 4. more een-
t,.I notntn I. ds<4 M. cr.. in er-
eess nf 6f,r>n N .~en.r aoE.a,s On ~,
ave,.r. tn ~, ,l,e .rcenxI. nys vst ing.
o,sce Ard in ,~no,,gir ~heYe
enve,nm<n. * ta.ed M ,t,e Voice ~
tl,e nennle ers,v f,c,,;,v .Ixu,td ~
given TO them 70 attend aa the ,s,lss
Ana 4, does M, ,ook ~esI n 90 t.;a
cnnnt, III. rmmo,s c.x,fn. ~, m,.,e
votes Than counties haiY The size ~i,i
H. noonlatino tm, -i,h NOR. ,y.,l,nu.
nl.ces Am there aye conu,ss.innsl
t,vnshins IN such count, We give .
fev e,.mn,es.
Burleioh cymntv hv tho lag, fedora,
....,,. "a cna, .>..s,a 80 p-a.
gao Ki.m.,ck con,.,,.d s,,o -, ~.
Ru,l.,vh conn, = ,@,,.I lesvi,, s-e, T.,
the country The,. no ,.,,,;aa
nl.c.. n p,sn. ,.L .aa - - w. .,.,,s
outside ~ rs,xm.,ck hv ~. ,,st f.,,.,.,
.,sn.n. M, much ,,,,.,s ,,,.a ,,.lr 80
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