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Emmons County record., 1909-02-11
Mining Operations Soon to Begin.

/. Setback, Of Eureka, one of the
incorporators OF the now locally fam
Gus Westtield Gold lining Co, was a
Pollock visitor Wednesday evening
Mr. Seitzick brought several sampes
OF ore with him, that had been taken
from the Westtield property, and the
specimens were certainly rich in the
precious metal.
The company are firm in the belief
that they have found rich bed or
field Of gold and will Start mining
operations as soon as the ground thaws
In the spring, or is soon a, they can
get the necessary machinery on the
ground.
The company has already invested
considerable money in the project and
much more VIII be expended in fully
investigating and pushing forward the
wprk II opening up the mines
| This town is already expecting big
! boom from the enterpiise If every
thing turps out well, and a twenty
! thousand dollar lletel andother things
are talked of In an optimistic way
Pollock Progress.
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11

For proofs, filings, ETC., apply:to
L. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11
nAzELToN HAPPENINGS.

7fom the Republican. Feb. 5thl
W. G Hull was a business visitor at
the CapItalCity, Wednesday.
Fred Kaiser is hauling rock for q
new residence he contemplates erect
ing In the spring.
Mrs. John Baker and children and
Mrs. Fred Kaiser went to Bismarck,
Wednesday morning.
Dr. J. r. Snyder was at Bismarck
on business Friday and Saturday, 90
| ing up with Andrew Kalberer when
the latter was taken To the hospital.
| ID. w. Buckley, one of the old
timers of the Glencoe neighborhood,
was in town the other day and made
the Republican pleasant visit Mr..
Buckley has been resident Of this
part OF the country for nearly twenty
live years, but has decided that he
VIII move to Michigan in the near
future. We wish him success IN
whatever part Of the world he may
make his home and expect TO see him
back i'm Emmons county In less than "A
year.
I'he Roop residence wasquarantined
for several days, but the embargo vas
raised Wednesday, Norman and Hazel
had a light attack of diphahcria, but
are both entirely recovered. Mr. Roop
lcamc down from Bismarck last Friday
and was shut up on the home prem
ises We hardly looked TO see John ].
Kept in close confinement at any time
Of The year except during the height
Of the base ball season, at which time
The Linton doctors who have charge
Ot such matters always shut him up.
! *hen close games between the teams
9afe coming Oft.
Roy Gregory and Miss Ida Albaugh,
both residents of Pleasant Valley,
were married at Linton by Judge Car
Hey, Thursday, Jan. 2lst. The young
people are we'll and favorably known
Bin lIazelton, where they have a host
l0f lt9enis and well wishers who hope
! iiiry may live a long and happy life
4 W. understand the happy couple were
ltfeaLet u the usual reception upon
ltaeir arrival home, and that the efforts
0f 5eir friends ou'did all previous
isfgf4ls in that line. They will make
4 Ginlr future home on the groom )
fiFfn northwest u town.
4 card received By this Office from
4 ne postmaster at San Francisco, carly
this week stated that Mark Yeater
souGf Mr. ana Mrs w l.. Yealer Of
/ tilis pace was deceased. His feia-
tis4s here at once wired for further
sIinlfrination, and brother Of Mrs
leater vent to Frisco u make invest
igaii1is Last night message va,
freeeiyetI from him that Mark had left
\ ~0td a. rle postoilice To have his mai
i held TIL further orders, which was
about a month ago, and at that time
he was aive and apparently we'll. His
uncle ~as still looking for him and it
II seems that he is, in all probability,
stiiiin California. Just what reason the
postal people had for using the 9 de-
ceased in this case is hard TO tell.
Years ago the word was used to de-
note < ne away but that definition
has been obsolete for decade or more.
Marks many friends here are anxiously
waiting 10 hear that he is still alive
and well and that it was blunder on
the part of some one which caused
the card TO be sent out.
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11
Senate Passes lnltitiative and Refer,
endum Bill.
lFrom Thursdays RismarcR lr.bat

ltrom thursdays bismarck rfh4ne
The initiative and referendum tur-
nlshed plenty OF interest and singc'
Tor the proceedings OF the senate Wea
neSday. The Plain bill, providing fel
Initiative referendum without appli
cation to constitutional amcndnents
came up for third reading senator
OverSon precipitated the struggle oveI
the bill when he moved to rccommity i,
10 the committee on judiciary, ffom
which ii was reported on Tuesday
Senator Plain objected any rcrummit.
ting OF the bill and roll call was de-
manded on the motion to recolnmt.
This resulted In the defeat OF the mo-
the by a vote OF ~ to -.
The bill then came before the senate
on third reading. Senator Simpson
offered an amendment to include con-
stitutional amendments IN the hiM.
making II practically the same us the
Uelani bill that was defeated Ia tie
house several days ago.
Mr.. Simpson made vigorous ana
lmpassioned address in favor of this
amendment. He said the people oi
the state could be trusted and that
no bill should be passed giving To part
OF them any rights that were denied to
any other part He felt sure that pro
hibittoD on which the constitutional
provision was opposed, would carry by
larger vote than before If it We're
resubmitted. AT the same time the
bill without provision for reference
of constitutional amendments, was
not fair and just bill.
Senator lsessesen thoroughly ap
proved the amendment offered by Mr.
Simpson and eluquently defended the
proposal To give the people The right u
propose constitutional amendments as
we'll as laws. Senator Purcell took ex-
ception to some remarks which had
teen made by MIR. Simpson regarding
the constitution Of the state. and
warmly defended that document but
said that he felt in favor OF the pro.
pOsed amendment OF the bill TO permit
initiative and referendum onconslitl
ti0nal amendments. Senator steel
Thought there was difference be'wccn
statutory and constitutional law and
that the amendment OF Senator Simp-
son should not be adopted. His state
ment that the people now had right
to vote ON constitutional amendments
brought out an inquiry from MIR. Simp-
son and Senator Purcell as TO low They
had such right, when il wa, nece>-
>afy first that two legislative assem-
blies grant them the permission.
roll call was demanded on the adoption
Of the amendments and they were
adopted by a vote OF p TO 20 A mo-
Htion Of Senator Davis TO recommiL the
amended bill was lost aud the bin tin
ally passed by . vote Of u TO 20
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11
EinaI Proofs.

Following are the final proofs made
on Etnmpns county land the past week
Ihe last two named were witnesses.
Heforc l.. \ Weathcrby
Rn>sel c Rnrlingame. Swqr Of B.
~ y John ~ Davis and Thee Il.
Mcinhover.
Charles T. Brooks Seqr of " an.
neqF of 5 " ar and lots ; and t OF l.
1850 q + lsurgc and John Tough
lphn u nbcr $ ar of n ar. e
III 9l 5 ar and $ qrof cqr " 30
80 G. q Putnam and Anton
Maiden
Anton MAIDEN. Lots 3 and \ OF 30
lio. $ and hi ol of = G ar Of 30 100 70.
&c q. Putnam and John u. Timber.
claui O. Ward w hf OF u W. ar and
hfoi sw lr az lo-l3.-777, Roy A.
Ncatcr and Martin Appcrt.
Adolf G, Staak N wur OF 24.l35-
-, lanes H. Holt and William Bcse-
lcl
Hetorc e'narlcs H. Carlcy
Anton Rcinbold. hf OF $ . ar and
n hi OF 5 " qr OF "a l30-7s w. S. Free.
man and George Achcson.
thtislian lleer S III OF S e qr, N W ,lf
81 elr and c ar OF $ " ar OF le-l;e-
y q \ Ilcrolz and Herman Back
aaus
LYDIA \ over Scqr of lo.l32-;s.
t'eorgc W Bulge aud o. T. Burgc.
Adam e Os,ram n hi Of n q ar. 5
" lr of n qr and S c qr OF II W or Of
2. lsl-,S
Before Il. q Rocks
o Letncr Il hf of n ar and c hf Of
s G M of II l35-79. Wesley Baker and
Charles Clark
lulianna Bieglcr. S hf Of IA " ar
and lots 3 and I OF l3l-7s. Johannes
schumacher and Joseph Vcttcr
Wilhelm l.ipp. n ear Of l2.l3o-76.
Adam Thomas and Joseph Baumgart-
urr.
Bruno ScheI!. u hf Of Sc ar Of 2s
and II hl OF ne ar OF 33.l3o-7.,. George
Nolk aud Frank Frison.
Helen Bilz. Ehf n W ar and c llf OF
5 " ur Of 2s l32 -. Jacob .IanguIa and
and Anton Kelsch.
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11
Necktie Social.

There will be a necktlc-social at the
home of MIR. James Jennings on Fri
day evening, Feb. 10Th. Each lady will
make a necktie out of the same mate
rial as that of The dress that She will
wear is made, aud the gentleman buy.
ing the tie is TO eat supper with the
lady who made it, previdiug he is will
lng to pay from 30 cents TO SO for
the privilege. The proceeds Of the
supper are intended for the bcnifit o.
the pastor of the NJ. T.. church.
j. III. JENNINGS,
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11

him when he returns to the land o.
our Cousin Jack
Clifford Sims accompanied the Aber
deen Juveniles up Monday and
acted as referee in both games.
WANTED Two stone cutters, three
stone masons and two first class car.
penterS, must be first-class tinisherS,
Write f.. y. Fogle, contractor, Lin
ton, n. Oak.
Miss Frances Petrie came up from
Aberdeen Monday TO witness the
basketball game between the Aber-
deem Juveniles and Linton high
school teams.
News reaches us Just as we we're go
ing to press, that father John Johnson
OF Emmonsburg, died at an early hour
to-day of old age. having been sut-
fering from Il weakness OF the heart
for several years Obituary next week.
Charles Witze aud Miss Myrtle
Harmann were married al the home
Of the brides parents last Thursday
Both, the bride and groom. are we'll
known young people of the Dale neigh
borhood and their many friends oin i'm
wishing them a pleasant aud joyous
married life.
Or. L. w. Britts, father of \. NJ.
Britts, left to-day for visit with his
family at Brownsville, Mimi. The old
gentleman is an experienced veterin-
AIRY surgeon and he Will return with
his family To Linton as soon as he dis
poses of his property in Minnesota To
continue his we'll established practice
over large territory here.
The Ladies Guild will give a social
and dance at the Linton opera house
on the evening Of March 9TH, to which
he public is cordially invited. a feat
ure of the affair viii be the plain tui-
let OF the ladies'. as il will be "A so call
ed s'calcO dance There was no spe-
clal mention made by the committee as
to the wearing apparel of the gentle.
men, but they are requested To bring
the price of "A ticket The ladies' will
serve supper at the hall.
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11
Another important Business Change

Another important change in the
business circles Of Linton was consul
mated, last Friday, whereby Christian
Wolfer becomes the sole owner of the
Gus. Datiinrud hardware store. Mr..
Wolfer, will movchis entire stock OF
general merchandise, from his old
quarters to the new stand he has lust
purchased, and Will be ready to wait
ON his many customers by the end OF
next week, MIR. Wolfer is one of the
oldest busines, men In this village aud
has been very successful up to the
present time, and the Record Joins
with his many friends in wishing hi IN
a prosperous future.
MIR. Datlinrud has not yet decided
what he will do ia the future though
il he remains in Linton he will probtb-
ly embark in some line of business in
the spring.
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11
Aberdeen juveniles Win

Prof johnson, of the n. N. & 1 s,
and his crack basketball team, The
Juveniles. arrived in Linton on
Mondays train to defend their
title against the high-shool team Of
Linton.
The game was called despite the
awful storm prevailing, before fair
sized audience at the opera house at
$40 p. M, aud the game had hardly
started before our boys realized what
they were up against. The Linton
lads fought hard, but were simply cut
classed. The score was 60 to 10 IN fay-
or of the Juveniles. y
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11

waaNee to-day and will attempt to
make their round trips Whether they
MI be able to do so remains to be
seeu
'lnc eastern limit OF the storm is at
Nenteysleo 10 the west there is snow
n Miles city, but there is no storm.
> there is here. In fact, Aberdeen
seems to be the center OF the severe
Part oi the gale
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11
Charles PaulsOn "a umpire.

SldIIcS I-6uISOH 6S uMpIIc
On account OF no trains running be-
tween Aberdeen and Linton Tuesday,
the Juveniles were obliged to lay over
a day, and another game Was PLAYED
with the same lineup as the nigh be
fore. The Linton boys went into this
game with a lot of vim, but tile IN
veniles showed our boys few tricks o!
the game which were not exhibited
the evening before, and the rcsul, was
a score OF GA tos
The Juveniles left on wednesday )
belated train escorted u the dep I by
a number OF the pupils of the high.
school who wished them success IN
games for the remainder pall Of The
season as they had in Linton
Emmons County record., 1909-02-11

NOTICE Having disposed
Of my business all accounts
must be cIosd at once.
Please call at the store whore
. receipt will be given.
JNO. y. FlAhERTY.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29

DRUG
SALE.

1t would take a page to give you
an idea of the great values
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29
Business Locals.

Prompt service, and quality guar
anteed, on everything you buy at
Simpsons market.
Lightbody's famous headache pow
ders, the guaranteed kind, at Samp-
son & Avore's only.
Nine Des Roehers' Hair Tonic and
toilet articles are sold at the manicur-
ing parlors, 73 Water street.
F. P. Moore continues the business
of sleigh and carriage painting, sec
ond floor of his repository, Water st.
For sale: A fax wheel one hun
dred fifty mine years old and good
one. Write to lock box Il, North
Anson.
w. II. Norton, the automobile man,
sells new and second hand cars. Bar
gains to suit everybody's purse, from
500 up.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29

100 new Belts; White Wash Belts, Lea
ther Belts, Silk Belts, Persian Belts and
Silk Elastic Belts in black and colors at
25c and SOC each
200 Ladies' Collars, lace and embroidered
Linen, II 1-2c and 25c each
New plain and fancy Silk Scarfs, SOC to
so each
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29

S. E. Andrews of Bingham, who is
prominent among Somerset Lumber
experts, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Richardson of Lewiston
was in town over Monday night, the
guest of her father George II. Pishon.
Mrs. E. E. McNeelie is passing a
few days this week at the Seguinland
Five Islands the guest of Mrs. R. T.
Patten.
Mrs. Lottie White and Miss Lena
M. Bellmore went to Bangor last
week where they are to spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
A. R. Smiley goes to enduskeag
this week to return with his wife
who has visited for four weeks with
her people in that section.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29
THIS WEEKS ARRIVALS

Another Lot 100 Pairs of White Muslin Curtains in
styles at 39c, Soc and 75c pair
Another Lot of those Suit Cases, $780, S1.25 $3.50
and $500 each The Mating Cases at LIS and Sis
especially good sellers they light and easy to
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29

We can save you money, give you
the best quality and lowest prices, and
we are handy for you to call
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29

Benson sells pure ice cream by the
plate, pint, quart or gallon.
Book your orders with w. H. Nor
Ton for ride in his Stanley steamer
WIZ take you anywhere, one mile OF
ahundred. Prices reasonable. Tele-
phone. Sill.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29
Maine Central Railroad Co
Old Orchard
Excursion
Sunday, August 1st


Train will arrive at Old Orchard Beach at
1l.45 .. M, Before the Bathing Hour. Hun
dreds In the surf together. Come on in, the
waters fine 4! Cool Off Eat Shore Dinner |!
Have Good Time Returning leaves Old
Orchard at 6.36, p. M; Portland 8 p. m.
f. Il. BOOTHBY, Genl. Passenger Agent
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29

Square and Long Chiffon Veils all coors
at 81 90 and S1.50 each
A large new lot of ladies' fine, light
weight Summer Hosiery in plain lisle, lace
Isle and embroidered Isle. All colors,
black, tan, brown, red, wine, pink, light
blue, white and gray at 25c aud soc pair
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29
Xsw ADVERTISEMENTS

xo,ce-pennis Leo.
Norusaie--t \. Strout.
Iol T,nt-A. lieseiton.
folitr.ion--M. fol {. X. K. GO.
Exe,u, .|naymond Il. Kicker.
Ao.,V Tor Sale-E. A: Strout.
slsslIarday sPseia,lsrMaesssrSSeess. s,,s-Nassi Ses.
LahTNr,'g ~ale-Sampson Il Ayore.
onl Marx .Down-Ira A. Norton.
finai nH,'siness College-F. l.. Shaw.
shdiw ssihiisulnmer miner Novelties-W. p. ordway.,,
Miasu'in Misa,s,i and Saturday-Jewett d Pennell.
Frid"ii ;trinl and Paris Green-Bucknam S.
Be, Blne removal sale-Dyer Dry Goods Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29
Notice,

The law Office of Forrest Goodwin
will be closed Saturday afternoons,
during June, July and August.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29

Pretty Lawn and Challic kimouos, 25e,
SOC, 75c and Sl.oo for the short ones; 75c.
S1.00, 81 so and $500 for the long ones
Fine Scented Toilet Soap, 5 cakes in a
box, the regular CSC grade only 15c box
100 boxes Fine Linen Paper and En-
velopes in the new shapes, regular 25c
grade 19c box
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nre- ueait unfseu -. niue gaze cun-
ceEtnl-esl On lla1.
The thing 81 son - DO. she said.
- 'o an asia 5lle night ani
throw me h1em aad drive -
both % rla lar50u I'd hate y0u f5r
II IS muc- a. III 0ve you. bat I.I
maze You d Interesting wife.
Il may Do that yerr he said liftsng
his head from his hands.
You've redr 10 10 II IN. she ob-
served. the way, you're 10 take me
IN - dinner. as sou did the drst night
Do gJu remembers asked Grace Fer
rail ten asked her again today
HeighO Il was years ago WASN'T e.
that / drove Up 70 the station and saw
a very attractive and perplexed young
man looking auxiouSiy about for some
body TO TAX, hiur 90 Shotover? Ahen
The notorious Mr Siward Deur. I
didn't mean To hurt YOU You know
X silly Aarn't / have my little JOKE
about your badness your redolbab
badness Jf reputation? There, You
had just be er smile How dare y0r
frighten me 5v making me think I had
hurt You Besides, you are probably
unrepenranr
She watched him closely for mo-
ment or two, then, Are you unrepent-
anti
a bout harp
about YOUR general wickedness-
about hesitated-"a about that girl
for example
what giriT' be asked cOldly.
THAT reminds ME that YOU have
told me absolutely nothing about her
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A PROPER TITLE
FOR THE Welded
SHALL MARRIED MEN BE oESIG-
MATED is THE QUESTION THAT
coNFRONTS LEGISLATURE.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.--What sort Of
title should a married man bear? A
State law may decide this question II
the proposition put up to State Sena-
tor Samuel Ettelson goes through.
The Senator has been approached by
a number of unmarried women, who
say that married men are constantly
imposing upon them because it is i'm
possible from a plain introduction Of
Mister" to tell whether they are mar
ried or not. Senator Ettelton is con
sidering the matter
The married men ought to be seq.
regated be said An unmarried
woman IS Mis-, married woman
Mrs That arrangement is satisfac-
tory and & calculated to promote bar
waay tatun The sexes Now, il the
ming wrts one way why won't it
work PIE other way Let us diFeren-
tlate between the bencdicts and the
h7ch 'crs Let Us max it a felony
for a married man 70 use a bacelor
title. The change viii be for the good
Of society II will be a btlwark for
he home. II will protect susceptible |
ladies. II will also abol- I
sh at one blow all the married firts."
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TWAS A GLORIOUS VICTORY.

Their rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn.
5 ra s lifa has been saved. and now
Ir ~a-s New Discovery is the talk
te teWn COZ has Per er
n deadly lang hemorrhages. II could
moi work nor get about he writes.
"gad te aQt.Cs ] 10 coed. bat.
ftar using Or Kings New Discovery
three weeks. feel like a new man.
and can DO good work again" For
weak. sore or diseased lungs, Coughs
and Colds. Hemorrhages, Hay Fever,
LaGrippe AstNa or any Bronical az
lection Il stands unrivaled. Price SOC
and 800. Trial bottle free. Sold
and guaranteed BY all druggists.
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''There is nothing to tell" he said
in a tone so utterly new to her in its
hnality that she sat up as though lis
tening to an unknown voice.
Tone and words so completely ex-
Guided her from the new intimacy into
which she had impereepdbly drifted
that both suddenly developed a sig
nifcance from sheer contrast Who
was the girl. then, Of whom be had
absolutely nothing to say2 What was
she to him? What could she be Ia
him-an actress, a woman of com
mon antecede nts? She felt little irri-
tated. little Inundated. a little hurt,
and took refuge in a silence that he
did not ofea TO break
Early twilight had fallen in the
room. The freight grew redder.
Sylvia" he said abruptly, reverting
to the old light tone limiting of the
laughter III lis eyes which she could
no longer see. suppose. as you sug
gested. did ambush you-say aft
the opera seize y0I under the yer.
nose Of your escort and make madIy
for hanson p
Il know Of no other way" she saia
aemurely
Would you resist physicallyT
Eyes, would If l were going to
surrender at once | might as well 20
of to church with you now"
"Wennisten church, he said prompt
h. "Pll order the motor"
more snugly by the FIRE. Suppose it
were our FREE" she smiled. There
would be a dog lying across that rug.
and a comfortable Angora tabby doz-
Ing by the fender. and-you. cross
legged, at my feet. with that faseinat
ing head of yours tipped back againss
my knees
The laughter in her voice died out
and he had risen, saying unsteady
Don't. II can't stand that sort Of
thing, you know"
She had made mistake too. She
also had suddenly become aware Of her
own limits in the same direction.
Forgive me, dear! l meant No
II know After awhile a man finds
laughter difficult"
Il was not laughing Anything
was only pr ending to be happy"
Your ha piness is before you." be
laid sullenly IL
My future, you mean. You know |
I'm exchanging one for the other And
Iome day you will awake to the in
amy of it. You will comprehend the
Iepravity Of the monstrous trade
made And then - and then" = she 1
'assed one slim hand over her face
then you VIII shake yourself free q
rom this dream Of me; then, awake {
1y punishment at your hsnds win be- s
in. Dear, 10 man In his right senses :
an continu TO love a girl such as
m"
After a long silence. DO you th'r'
efore the year Is out that you mis
3 granted enough coursge?" be a~ke
NO sAa. not even pray for
rant what IS offered me He M
ave stopped me lie did NOT
ow what IS there on earth 70 p i
le7 Love cannot Common dec n,
nd coura Y cannot Fear OF your
lppiness and mine cannot No II
ie certi.ll Of your contempt NJ
ay Is powerless to halt me no. a
,uld not loye-I am utterly incapable "
loving you enough to balance the az
icriGce. And that is final" - -
. a.
Grace Ferrall came into the roor' ar
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MEMPHIS STARTS
COSTLY STATION

NEMPHI& Tenn Feb. 17-An
doubt Of q location Of q two million
dollar station of Gould and Hartman
lines WIS dropped today when ground
was broken at Iowa and Willoughby
streets.
Thousands of dollars have been In
vested in real estate In surrounding
districts by eastern and northern cap
ital Local spectators were kept in
the dark on the location.