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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
Fire Tax Notice.

AS Secretary and Treasurer of the
Association of Cecil county, Md, here
by give. notice that under date of October
8. 1910. an assessment of IL cents on the
$Ioo. on per cent basis, all higher
rates in proportion, was ordered by the
Board OF Directors of said Association to
meet losses of Kalbach & Bro, E. P.
Mahoney, Anna R. Campbell, Chafles
Campbell, S. 7. Osborne, Ross R. Smith
and other small fires and expenses there
of. to be finally due and payable on or
before December 8, 1870
''If any person shall refuse or neglect
to pay his or her tax by that date. his or
her property shall not be protected by the
Association until said tax is paid.
E. D. cARHART, Secy. and Treas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
Notice To Creditors.

Thisis to give notice that the subscriber OF
Cecil county, has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county, letters Testamentary on
the personal estate Of
AARON ]. MICHENER,
late of said county, deceased. AL persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 14th day of April. 1911,
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from
any benefit of said estate. All indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 23rd day of September, 1870
AMANDA M. M. REYNOLDS,
Executrix Of Aaron J. Michened. decd.
Test: THOMAS B. MILLER, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
MRS. Mary Cooper.

Stricken with paralysis on Saturday,
Mrs Mary Cooper, widow of Samuel
Cooper, died without regaining conscious
ness at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas Hudson, at Hopewell Cotton
Works, Pa. The deceased was in her
83rd year. Two sons and one daughter
survive. The funeral was held Wednes-
day. with interment at Union M. E. GEM
etery, Fremont.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
John n. BrlckIey..

John 7. Brickley. son Of John W..
Brickley, Of olin, Iowa. died-on Sunday.
Oct. 80, aged about az years. Of ts6ercu-
losis. He spent several months in this
section few years ago, visiting relatives
and friends in the county. He was a
cousin Of Samuel M. Brickley, Of this
town.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
Mrs. Rachel Marshall.

Mrs. Rachel Marshall. one Of the oldest
residents in this section of the county,
died Sunday at her home at Battle
Swamp. The deceased was 90 years Of
age and Is survived by two sons and one
daughter, Cromwell Marshall. of Battle
Swamp, John Marshall. Of Baltimore, and
Miss Celia Marshall, Of Battle Swamp.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
DEATHS.
Miss Maggie BerrIcker.

Miss Maggie Berricker died on We'd
nesday. Nov. y, at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Chas. P. Fitzgerald. at Calvert, from
a complication of diseases, aged 90 years.
Her funeral will be held on Sunday, Nov.
6; services at the house at one o'clock.
interment at Zion M. E. cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04

One of the best lines of Mems, Ladies'
and Children's Sweaters ever offered in
Rising Sun, Prices absolutely euaran-
teed: Homer's well known Mems $500
Shoes now go at 5000. Your last and
only chance. Go to Bufington's.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
mrs. Albert Battersby.

Mrs. Margaret Wharton Battersby,
wife Of Albert Battersby, died at the home
Of her father James H. Wharton, Chesa-
peakes City. Wednesday night, Oct 26, Of
typhoid fever. Her husbandNand two
small children survive. The funeral was
held on Saturday, with interment at
Bethel cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
Order Nisi.
In the matter of the settlement of theesta Q
David, Maher, deceased
In the orphans, Sour. q osoIl county.

Ordered, this 18th day Of October, A. d., 1910.
that the sale of the real estate of David Maher,
deceased, made and reported among these pro-
ceedings by Annie Dempsey, executrix, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown ON or before the
2lst day of December next; provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper,
printed and published in Cecil county afore-
said, once week for one month before the
18th day Of November next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
w. H. SINdCOE.
r. MERRITT.
7. s. MILLER.
Test: THOMAS B. MILLER, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04

Let every person against license come out
and vote on Nov. 8 and make the majority the
biggest ever.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
Notice To Gunners.

All persons are forbidden trespassing on
the premises of the undersigned with dog or
gun, and all SO trespassing will be liable to
prosecution.
J. G. Richards.
~ Additional names will be published in
this list until January LIST for Is cents each.
Trespass Notices, printed on muslin, on
sale at this Office.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04

Groceries keep flowing in, among the
striking features is York Buckwheat
Flour. This special lot goes at sass per
hundred, at Bufington's.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
For Sale.

1.-TWO SOWS about one year old,
I Poland China stock, one with
and the other with ? pigs. two weeks 49,
R. K. RAWLINGS
Port Deposit.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
CREDIT AND POWER.

Many of our successful men
ascribe their "start in life to
the day they opened a bank
account.
Credit and power can be
welded in the commercial
world by means of a Bank Ac-
count. We invite you to begin
one with US.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
May--smlth.

Mr.. Benjamin M. MayNson Of the late
Col. VIM. H. May. of Elkton. and Miss
Gretta Smith, of Hartford City, Indiana.
were married Oct 90. at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. H. B. Smith, on
West Washington street. Hartford City.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Sheldon, Of the Presbyterian Church.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, sister of the
bride. acted az bridesmaid. and William
Howard May. Of culebra. Panama, was
his brothers best man. They will reside
in Woodberry. N. J., where the groom
holds position with the Du Pont Powder
Company. W.
FrenCh-Avery.
Miss Martha Ann Avery. daughter of
Mrs. Walter E. Avery, of New York. for
merly Of Elkton. was married Oct 26. at
the brides home in New York. to Capt.
John Williams French. U. S. A. The
hide-elect is daughter of the late Rev.
Walter E. Avery. of the Wilmington M.
E. Conference. and granddaughter Of
the late William J. Jones, Esq, Of Elkton.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04
Shoe Repairing.

The undersigned has moved his Boot and Shoe
Repair Shop to the room adjoining the Post
Office and Is prepared to do prompt and satisfac-
tory work. Yourtrade solicited.
WILSON P. MAHAN,
Rising Sun. Nd.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04

4 Cecil Farmers Phone.
Cor. Queen Cherry St.. RISING SUN. ND.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-04

Agent for the Institute Laundry. Port Deposit
Shipments Thursday morning. returning Friday
evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Mmbra int @crtbc bpn $4,000.

Wand tier. N..S.. 10. MGrs.
= Iili ciilcr gil9cltuur IN Canada
bot fiir5lid) Cit WoIer Don bier Elm
Stiif Mnlbro bon SO Yilulb i'm @cr.
tie bon $4,000 gcin,oel,, ncld)es
in Dem ct. 9oren5 6llib id,lpamm
mo bon ibm ullb ieiilcm i'm beglci.
tcnben grilber 5iicrIt fir Cit Sbicr
gcbolten niiroe, 10 bnB lie Srpei
Sfiiiie bnrouf obgnbcn. Snl DENT.
iden Staats. 2nboratorium in Son.
corb, mo Tie ibrcn Tunb porpicicn.
erii,brcn iie crit, melfen Sfas tic
bciaben. ambrn lit cine %slbionbc.
rilns Der mdllnlid)en @oliiitc, mel
dc cine fcltc burhiidtiGe oidiorbcne
Wafie bilbet. leid)tcr mic @oiicr lit
mo bel Der grbibuna cincn i~turfen
8eruf entmifeIi. gnlbra miro CUR
'Scrlteuun9 bon Tnrfiimericn, oils
Wcoifoment urb sur @iirSuna Don
Wein benlltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
GedJtsuerbinblid)feit firdlidJcr Sc
Iiihbe.

Cutler, go, 10. WGr5. - Ton-
Der Aniidt mlsgebelto, bob firdlli6e
@elilboc eiltet red,tlid)en slniprud
bc9rilnoen, bat Der Tcrpoltln,gsrotb
Der Yrcsbptcriollcr.airf in Mtlioop
Greef gegen ben Gonitnblcr 9cnlllel
Stillipo8on III slippery Nod Comm.
hip, neld)er ollf Oieicm @cgc Die
3ablrng bon $t1.S0 pcriprod1eu
botte, bic geridtlifc Gloge cil,ge.
reidjt uno ein pcrurtbcilenoes gr.
fenntniB eritritten. Der 9cflaetc
mil icbod) iest III boberer Sl,iton,
nod geltellb MAIDEN, bob om Sonll.
tag genlaftc 3uioacn oicier S(rt nid,t
geridyhid) geltcnO 9entad)t meroen
oiirfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
1900 SUB h o Of.

Wtontc Carlo. 10. WGrS. -
Ser Ipiatifer Hougier belperfiteli9te
9e'tern ei1en groBortigen Slug. Gr
lticg bis 5llr Sobe BON 1900 SUB ori
unb beid)rieb iiber Der See ltl,b ben
Srtldoften 5lpilfen Wtonoco NM Gap
Martin orci groBe &reiie.
Ncun Monotc iir Garcn
Wartin.
2onbor, 10. Mars. Ger
&unItfritlfer Gnrelp Mortiil lit Der
Terulltrclnlng BON @eloern Der f0-
niglid)cn 8ciclifoft britiidcr Stint.
Ter lhuloia befunoen mo 81 rclll,
Mpnoten @efGngnib pe%rlirtbcilt nor
bcn. Wortin lit SefrctGr scr &iiril-
lergelellIdaft ~gelueien.
@cnt9 Grnfit fIr Berlin.
9erlin 10. MGrS. - Sic Stoot
Berlin miro porolisIiftlid i'm Sabre
1910 nod feline bebcutcnocn Ginnab-
men aus Der @ertb5uluadsItcilc 5ic-
ben, ba i'll Der y@naoenfriit" bon eis
llcr Wodle bon Mnnabne Der ltGbtis
lden Stcllcrporfa9c bis 5lln Snfroit.
trctelt bes @clcses ricliec Sronsof.io.
llell IN @rlnbeiaentblm ppr lid) &c.
oallQcn limo. Gle Id~hucbcuOcl1 Sc.
lddftS l(ntcrbanblitnget Iino fat
oirdlpcg ST Gnoe gebrod)t iuorbelt.
Gle S~nuSbciiber befleibigtct iid) &c.
lpalti9er Gle uto bc9ltii9tcn iid III
pielelt 3olcn iogor nit a%eringerclt
eillltabrlcl', mir nm Der 3uipods,
Iteller 81 cltgcben.
Moh ldobt Die ltebcrtrogungclL
bic IN gouplGben l,i,o Sai,icrn IN ser
3luiidenjeit BON Der annabme Der
Sorlage bis ST Ser Itaatliden 8eneb-
migung oeS 8eictes Dor lid 9ega,-
gen liilo, auf $25,00O,0O0..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

i%loornnter @rll6 beS GcrtrollenS 81
Den &ereinigten Stootcn.
IS brolld)t nitt crit oui @rltno
upn WittbeilunQen aus benz Staatos
Gepurtement geiaqt 81 Derbeu, OaB,
bate 8roBbritnnnien Dem @ori6Ioge
bcS .britiiden Spnbifuts", Del6es
bic Gingan9S e~rlpGbntcn @~nnfbGnler
cinibIoB, 5ugcitimmt, HltBlonO unO
Sopon ibrc itnpcrih0nlte @nltung
ge9ca boS Stoots-0 cportcmcnt lu10
Yr6iibcnt Eait i'm Serrlen Often nic
cingcnomncll 6aben ipiirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
SduciSiae Sapaner.

81. Souis, Mo., 10. Mdr5. -
Ter fIr5lid gum gotidaftcr fir Scit-
reifslln8arn ernannte Niharo &.
aerens bat iif biz jest pergeblid) be-
miibt, III @ien cine puiienoe @ob-
nung fir iid utb ieiite Samilie ST.
fitoen oa DER iapaniide 9cianbtc
Die 5gSobnln,a aemietbet bat. iueIde
iein gmtSpore1neer lime bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Sempcrcnslcr aeidlaaen.

seattle. @aib., 10. Mar5.
Mad Ser sriommen seiteaten 3ablcn,
ansaben iiber Die seitern a~bsebaltcne
Wabl bat Der republifaniideMap
Ganoioat Siram 6. Gill, melfer oui
elmer III Der Sdanffrase Iiberalen
Hfatform itano. ieinen oelnofratiiden
@eslier @iaiam S. Moore nit elmer
Woioritat bon nift pollen 1000
Stimmen seid)lasen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
@eri66nnng?

@onia as Gitn DO, Q. Of0r6.
-Nadocm iopobl Sobn i. Guoabn
mie ieine @nttin erflGrt bubelL 0aB
lie nift sic glbii6t bobcuL cine &lage
oui abiolute ober particle Sdeiolng
ibrer Che gegen chamber nn5ultrens
gen. ipreden jest 6rcuulbc ocS Eoa-
res Die Inli6t aus, ooB cine Gcr'obs
ming oeIlelben mo9lid icin miro,
lpenn iih Die beioericiti8en @emiitber
crit ein welig berubi9t bobcll. Gielc
Mnnobmc itiibt iid IN Der Sanptiafe
nlli Die innigc 2ie6e, nit rpeld)er Die
beioen @otten an ibren pier &inoern
bGngen. Gie Glloobps beIiben cine
idGne 3ildtform, pclfe einigc Wci'
len BON aanioS Gitp belegel lit, uno
Die Sreunoe Der Samilic gloubcn
OnB lid beioe @atten ilod) Oeriel6cn
begeben unb BORT Sergebrng un6
Sergelien iinben mcroen. Sntime
Sreunoe bcs EooreS p~erlid)ern, ooB
iif 6rau GuoabD bodItcls elmer Sn'
oisfretion l6ulOig mod)tc, unb ers
fIaren, boB ben @attcn min0citcn$
Gin Sbeil Der SdJrlo %trefic, inoem
er leine Somilie perln6ldiigte. @0b.
reno iSrau Guoabp lid iebr eingcbelo
ilber ben Soll allseciprod)cn bat, bu.
ben iopobl Sere &iaiS, Der bon Gl,
oabp ongegriiiete gonfier, mie Gu-
oobp ielbit 0ns tiefte Sdneigen iiber
Den Sorfal beobnftet.
Ser obnung? - Nie, Iugt
Satin.
@Gbrclio Die 6reilnbe oes Ghepoas
res Die l(eber5eltgung mlsiprehen
Dob ollh 6rou Gubnbp cine &eriob.
ming mllfommcn beiBen piirbc, CT
licb bicic bcutc cine empbotiidJe Gr.
flGrultg, IN meldcr lie ~firnogiebt, ooB
lie nll cine iolfe nidlt oenfe. sd
hnbe- oQe bic 9rutolitGten ertroacll,
Die cine Sroll ertragen fnnn," iogtc
lie, i'd fam ME iuicOcr nit inn
lcben. g6er i) nlllB cin !Seim iiir
meme ainber, meme orrlell, fleincn
Slcblln9e, oufrcdt crbnltcn. Wtein
&ater, General Gpruin bon SnluGa,
bat Die pollitGnbiAe 2citlung mciner
Nngeleaellbeiten iibernommen." -
Sran Guoobp biftirte Damn cine l1ll.
gere Grfl0rltng IN meld)er iic betont,
oob ibr Gerb0ltnib 81 3crc j. SiuiS
ein uolig manufacturers geluritn lei
ltno Der 9lngriif ibres @otten olli oelt
Sanfier Die 5Dnt zines nid)tSmiiroi-
gen Seiglings. 9tur eil @ohniinni-
ger fonne ibrc 9c5icbungcn ST. ellis
III Iflcd)tcm Slime qcbclttct boben.
- Sillls crbolt lid, id)ncl bon ieinen
%crlcblungcn. Gr bat cine quite Nod)t
pcrbrod)t ulb miro llad) NnIiht Der
acr5tc bnlo frGitig gellllg icill, nm
aus ocm Soipital mad, ieiner @ob-
ming iiberfiibrt peroen ST. f0m1ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

@rafen Sans b. EfCil, Sauptmann Il.
Gompognietef I'M 129, Snfanterle'
&egiment, iein Gnoe errelht. - Ger
@raf m,troe BON 0en gntlugen sur
&erlcitung gum Meineio uno Der
pcrleumberiiten gelei0igrng freige'
iproden. 9os ariesgeri6t orbnete
Ginitcllung oes geiummten Serfab'
rcnS on. Q
@raf Gieil NOR ~beid)uloigt luoroel,
III lcinem ebciheibun9apro5eb gegen
ieine critic Srou Steioltie, Geb. SCENT,
God)ter bes Sch. @urratbs 2uOmiJ
SENT IN Berlin, 3elgen 5ltm Meinelo
perleitct 81 baben. Die @rdfln Stcs
iulic bebolptete, nob fortgeietteItib'
bonolungtn Seitcna hires Wanne@
lie 5llr Sllift aus ieinem Sallle BE-
mogcn nno Den NnlnB 5it Dem Che
ldleioungsperfGbren 0aber. III mel.
dem Gerfabren lie MIR allf @rllno
ongcblif oErd cen Solptmdnn BON
Ffeil peronlobter unrid)tiger Irsla.
gen hires GienitperionolS olS nit.
i6ul0iger 5beil crfl0rt lporben iei.
Sic gcihieoenc @r0iin trot tuieber-
bolt nit Gingoben al Die 9cb0rocn
heran, Die idlieblih ben Grfolg bat
ten, OoB cine llnterilld)llng ongeoros
net ipur0e. HadOcm Ser 8rof eilen
Northumberland unternommcn bat.
te, erbo6en Iid 3meifcl al ieiler 81.
rchnllnasfGbi9feit un0 er mllroe 5llr
9eobndtung ieinee 8eihites5llitans
ocS in oas goiener @orniions.2o5o.
retb gebroht.
Geranoerungen i'm Oiplo.
matiihen Glen it.
Ser oeutide @cianote IN aopen'
bogcn, Or. @iftor 8rof Senfcl, 6rbr.
b. Commensurate, id)eioet ans Dem 81.
plonatiihen Tienit. Gr befleiOetc
Den Roiten in 90nemorf ieit Dem 13.
Sebrl,or bes SobreS 1906 uno ltebt
i'm So. 2ebenSiobre.
@raf Eaimuug bon GourtuleS, bis.
her S%ielltenont I'M @nrbe . Sdiiben.
Battalion 81 @roB,2 idterfelbc. lpel.
der 3llr Diplomatic iibergetretei,, lit
sum britten Sefrctdr Der oeittihen
Notldnft inWnibington crllnnnt nor.
ben. Gr miro om Somltng mad, ben
Der. Staoten obrciien. 8rof Hoi,
NUMB lit ont Z. IuguIt 1882 in @eni
geborell.
IngebIi Of = Shameless Norbs
0eutdGn Slopo unb
nSdpdd" bcmentirt.
0encrnloircftpr 'Seincfcn bonn
Norb0entiden Slopb ocmentirt IN Der
cncrgiifiten gSeiic Die bon Nem.Dorf
ms perbrcitetc Mcloulh BOB or bel
Bent 9efldJ Ser aGncific.&ilite Die Gr.
rihtung elmer beionoeren Clinic Son
SranciSeo- D%ofbfniIfn ditgefiinoat ia.
be. Sr. Seinefen ~crflirt, bub CT ipe.
ser Die Fociiic-&ilitc beiuft, nod bic
ibn1 III oct Mitnb gclegte SlcuBerung
gctbnn babe.
Ter alliiidltsroth Der rSontblrg.
Irnerifa.Hinie" iteIlt glcit5eitig cine
@orIemrelonng III N6reoe. Hodr Die.
Ier Weloung ioQte es i'm Ylone Der
groBen StiiffobrtSs @eieaihoit lie.
gen, ibre IftIen llnl Den 9ctroa bon
OreiBig MiLioncn Wfnrf SIT erbober,
mo lid) nit onoeren Sinicn SIT COMO.
lioiren,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-26

whils-ls looked as though the I'm
tons might retrieve their defeat u
the day before bat soon thereafter
there was another look coming.
and at the end Of the ninth lnning
the score was I 10 There was a
fierce wind blowing the All was
full pf dust. even if that article wa
scarce in the local pockets. a big
black prophetic storm cloud doomed
up N the north. and everybody
IN general and lantonises ~ llattieu-
lar was uncolnfortah'vand i'll It ease.
and everything Combined a. make
the day a Very disagreeatlIe one for
PLAYERS and fans Isut tire sui iect
brings UP sad memories hence sc
drap u. as We used o aN N Ms
souri,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-26
Base Rail- Notes

South Dakota sent i lug crowd Of
fans TO the snndaS game There
We're eleven autos from Pollock and
five from lIerscii
There was a big crow 4 down from
lia2elton Saturday and il WoMld
have been larger Sunday had il not
been that lla2eton Was playing Me
kenzie on is home grounds that
day.
The lintons play eediiell al Red
field to-day and to.morroW Then
the Redfeds and the home cllb will
retun by Saturday train and play
Iat the Linton grounds SATURDAY
Sunday and MondaN afternoon.
Redheld is said to be a fine elnb
Sunday was a great las for one
sided baseball scores IN these parts
Besides the lil game at Linton, the
Strasburg nine, on the Strashurg
grounds, lost to the Pollock team
by a score of 4 TO Q, and Mckenzie.
in the Hazeton game. lost by II too.
The I.lntons went to Aberdeen
Monday and played the nine Of that
city Tuesday and "Wednesday They
lost both games, TUESDAY the score
was 10 to j in favor Of Aberdeen
Flanagan pitched Yesterday it was
= to o in favor of Aherdccn. with
Ellert pitching. None of the painful
details has yet reached inton.
The Linton club has been unfor-
tunata With the first Linton game
a tie in the ninth inning with tho
bases full and only one man ont. and
with the Iintons ahead IN the first,
fifth and eighth inning IN the mt
tial Aberdeen contest, it seems that
good luck ought Ia have come our
way at least once. But yesterday q
game of 20. although fernlnst
we'uns, shows that the home team is
getting down to business, and they
have nothing to be ashamed of IN
their first series With the stars OF
South Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-26

We, the undersigned, citizens Of
Moorhead, take pleasure in saying
that when Irot II u Nal L be
came mayor Of this city he made
clean weep Of ganhang mtd VINO
room that he closed the houses Of
bad reputation ndkcpt them closed,
that he compelled the saloons TO
close nights and Sundays according
10 law, and that his administration
was a decided success The above
is from a statement signed by eight
cen Of the leading business men Of
M0rhold Aakcr is now republican
candidate for governor Ads
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-26
The Sunday school Convention.

The F,mmons County Sunday
School Association held its annual
convention in the M. T.. church at
Linton on Sunday, May I'D There
were twenty seven delegates present,
representing sixteen different SUN
| day schools in the county. There
were five schools not represented.
The Rev John Orchard, the rctlr-
led state secretary, was present and
rendered a chalk talk at the morn
ing session, which was very instruct
i've and was greatly appreciated,
especially by the children His adj
ldress on Teachers Framing in
the afternoon and ~ Christian
Couture in the evening were also
very instructive as well a. soul
inspiring
Mrs W. Il Augur $ address ON
The Boy is worthyof nuchpraisc
The Rev. Sidney T Hammond Of
Hazelton delivered q splendid adj
dress on Young Men
1 Great credit IS due to the children
and young people, and especially he
| Misses Nora Greenwood and Rachel
Green. Mrs. G. s Lane 'organist)
land others who assisted in training
1 the children The different Sunday
lschools were represented by their
Irrespective delegates as follows
Dale, d f. Ryckman
| Kintyre and Cherry Grove. Req
w r. Angur.
Aazelton, Rev s Il Hammond.
Pleasant VALLEY, Rev W. 4 Riley.
Hartford, Mrs A NJ Wcller
Peery Mrs Letter Kriggle
Evergreen. Mr. " J Benedict
I,raddock. Mrs W y Augur
Winchester, Mrs G n Bucl
Omio. +. o. Nickel
Linton, Rev Il. j Sachtjen.
Four German SUNDAY chools Rev
A. A. Boschee
The officers elected f9r he onsu-
ing year are as follows &, 4 Her.
Oh, president = " l1ycsman Dale,
| secretary; /. II l'rigele IazeIton,
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WELL. Qualified.

w NJ House. republican randi
date for secretary Of state, whose
paper, is receiving many very favor
able notices IN the state press He
Is !, stamch republican, is we'll
10 I'LL the Office. and is re
eeiNlng the very general indorsc-
mont Of his fellow townsmen and
the citizens of Richland county.
whore hcliyes. Church 8 I,crry Sun.
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Came to my place. seven miles
southwest Of Linton formerly the
Roy Garlcy place., May / 1910. a
hay mare about twelve years old ;,
All of her feet white, white IN fore
head branded with IN brand
.o@nc, can haze animal by proving
property and paving costs
Jaeo, /iogelr. Linton, N ~
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commencement Exercises.

The regular annual commencement
exercises of the eighth grade of the
Linton public schools viii be held
Friday evening of this week in the
opera-house. The exercises will be-
gin at s p. m. The public generally
and the patrons of the school espe-
cially are cordially invited to attend.
Following is the program:
+ Invocation Rev +. J satchien.
. chorus orr Jack
8 History and rrophesy Of The class -
lglo ellen Turner
y6.aI solo The May Morning.
c;pneyicve Braddock
< Essay Later-Day lfventicns
nonid NJ Paul
d, iloub!eDuet The Land OF the swallows
Ramona parkhurst. floy clayton
Hazel and Laura Petrie
q Essay. Neglect OF Litiie Things.
May haven.
no -os III All Moons We're Honey Moons
Mrs O. smith
ID Naaress: ~, /. -tteeter
Il. Presentation q Diplomas
County superintendent il'in,on
IN ,nous. on. Italia. Italia IsiNy''d.
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TAKEN lfl'

Iaken W by tho Undersigned on
my premise near Dale, t.ntnons
county n b., a black marc Weigh
ing about SOopound She Is too ssild
10 BE- examined for age, ripht ear
#cut ~ 10 visible brand came to
tins vicinity the second week IN May.
and has foalcd since coming here.
0Nner viii please call prove prop
ert}, pay charges and tax the ani
NAL away NJ a Scott l)alsa " ~
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FOR SALE LAND.

have for sale a half-section Of
land. situated four miles southwest
of Fort Yates. About l6ll acres Of
il can be broken and the remainder
is good pasture land The price is
sll the acre. with $1,000 g 5000
down and the balance on twelve
years timest I, per cent.
E.W. Chase, Linton y y
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The sunday Game.

In this game the Lintons had Wal
enius as pitcher He had arrived
in Linton the day before. and had
had no time for practice He did
very well at first, and then the Aber-
deems began 10 bat him heavily
For while although a very short