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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Gained Her Fears.

A Paris contemporary recalls q
story Of Nine. Victor Hugo and her
three children. One day she had
bought them some fruit, but when
the time came to distribute it Nine.
Hugo discovered that some one had
raided the dish considerably. She
taxed the children with the pecula-
ton, but each stoutly denied the
imputaion. The mother said, "Well,
my dears, / don't mind your eating
the apricots, but each has stone,
and if by chance either Of you
should have swallowed one you will
be i'll and perhaps die" ooh, mann
ma, DEAR" said the youngest child,
Adele, don't be frightened. l
have saved all the stones. They
are in my pocket"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
WINGED THIEVES.
sl1sss Inst Re- rsa Tables end osH
ceve0pe In eaype


Out At Germ, where al Cairo
has its rendezvous at the Sporting
club every afternoon in and out OF
season, there exist large colonies OF
kites and crown. No sooner are the
;ea tables laid out than the former,
Who have been perched, on the quiz
vive. on the adjacent trees. start
circling round and round. With q
sudden dive one OF these hawklike
birds viii svoop down on the table
he has chosen and pick of the
bread and butter and cake.
New arrivals in Egypt are al
WAYS disconnected BY these antics
1t matters not how many people are
seated around the tables. The kite
is no respecter Of persons, and on
one crowded afternoon when the
German crown princess Was taking
tea remember seeing no fewer
than eight tables swept Of their eat
shles by as many kites in the space
Of q few minutes.
These monster birds add to the
terror which they strike to the
heart of the new arrival BY the fact
that their fight is so sudden and
the theft is committed without
stopping. They describe . curve,
the lowest point Of which is the
plate of bread and butter or cake,
and SO accurate is their descent that
rarely do they leave or drop any
thing. An amusing factor in this
otherwise annoying situation is fur
nished by the crows, who invariably
act as scouts for the kites, and the
presence of whom. hopping about
the grass, always precedes one OF
these depredatory fights.
When the coup has been success
fully brought Of the crows evince
their pleasure by ear splitting caws
and proceed to follow the plunderer
at respectful distance, possibly in
order to express their unbounded
admiration in the vain hope Of OBJ
tanning few crumbs. On the golf
course the kites are source Of
endless trouble to the players-and
incidentally one Of great profit to
the golf ball venders-for it is no
unusual thing for your ball to be
Whitfield of just as you are making
ready to put after . record ap-
proach.-Cairo Cor. Pail Mall Ga
zette.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Hs Didn't Like k;nas.

AS narrated by Edward Walford
in his "Greatcr London Frederick.
prince of Males, sometimes visited
Alexander Pope at his villa. On
one occasion when the prince was
on n visit Pope. after expressing the
most dntiful professions of attach
ment, gave his royal highness an
opportunity Of observing very
shrcwaly that his (thc poet's) love
for princes was inconsistent with
his dislike for kings since princes
may IN time become kings. Said
his royal hishncss:
MIR Pope, ! hear yon don't like
princes.
"slr. beg Your PARDON
Well, then, YOU don't like
kings"
Sir. mus, own that l like the
hon best before his claws are
grown"
No reply could well have been
happier
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
The Connection.

t'The late Professor Corson Of
Cornell" said Cornell Instructor,
had little sympathy with the freak
ish philologists Of the modern
school.
81 once quoted to Professor Cor
son an extremely interesting and
odd analogy that had just been sng-
gested for Celtic word. He smiled
and said that the analogy vas
about as probable as that which
linked fish scales to shingles.
"a little girl, he explained, once
asked her mother:
care scales fastened on fish like
shingles on a roof
"SYes, DEAR the mother an
svered.
aeThey're put on that way, Of
course said the little girl, TO keep
the fish from leaking. New
York Tribune.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Tn. s,sn on tn. Church Door.

. This Door Is Open is the sen
sible little sign which appears on
MASSIVE door Of one Of your well
known churches said visitor to
New York. Now, while many
churches II tbs. Of our large cite.
nase ]. practice nowadays TO
keep the church open for certain
hours each week DAY, as a matter Of
fact The stranger often tries one or
more Of the heary doors and goe.
away unable TO find just what par
ticular door happens to be open
This Door Is Open settles the
whole business. II is simple, sen
sible and saves lot Of embarrass-
ment and fumbling With heavy
doors. II struck me as notably
thoughtful little sign. New York
Sun.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
A Hunting Story.

An old backwoodsman that Abra-
ham Lincoln often told of had very
heavy, overhanging eyebrows and
wore big spectacles with brass rims.
One day he came rushing into his
cabin and, Selling his rife, aimed
it carefully through crack of the
door at great oak tree that stood
near and fired.
what is T." whispered his wife.
A wildcat, Sairy," he said excit-
edlv, "an' l missed himl"
He hastily loaded and fired again
and then again.
"Now, hold on, Joshua" said his
good wife. 'l4et me look at you
Why, laws-a-daisy, it's nothin' but
a little bug on one o your eye
brows Housekeeper.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
ExpIainNd.

Il thought you told me this place
was SO healthy that nobody ever
died here objected the p.ospec
tive purchaser to the real estate
agent.
q did, and III stick to it,"
9TH bet you will. You also told
me that people in this suburb didn't
have TO pay grocery bills, because
the ground raised their vegetable
for the
u told you that too"
GLOW do you account for the fact
that one Of your prominent citizens
died Of starvation yesterday"
ssrhat was a doctor" cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
No Objection.

The pale young man with sheep
ish eyes glanced timorously at his
fair companion. They had sat to-
getller in the conservatory for fully
five minutes and had hardly e1-
changed a word. At last, in dcs-
peration, he diycd his hand into his
breast pocket and brought out his
cigarette case. "Do you mind, Miss
smilax, if / smoker" he asked.
"Not in the least" replied the
young lady sweetly, "if you don't
think it will make you illY-Pi1s-
burg Press.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28

rh<, Fern sAe .JsnaA Geo. osssl
Posture q Sleek lsfaAA

The .'.lo1kh gate y the most
>sr.2-Ss.. ls feature 0. Block island-
/. SANDS 5. what was intended 10
IL The .l-.ncs-ssl entrance TO the old
Pune ::s.--.rss.aai. ], h4s hcen there
ns.a-.x Aas ce1l-y Aod a< coz
..ase5 u ne rEo ssvAonck Of the
s,.-ess, vaAis Tn. ever was CAT
sr-ea :. Ire waters shout Beck
lslsa5
oas CIR 4 TIE loar ago ssvea
Slccs islanders we're ous sroNIasa-
M Tbs we-5ssh Is hueies viii
ha-.oaas aol .4ekls nncA he sane
6 IL vaass Vel oas Ct sss tins
l-..le S-sv ssu the sporting .. q
zig psxls kn6 gave ch1ss A.. q.
.asl ware cl6 tine va1sers and
La 7lzyea TIE game from Rlcck
ISLAND .a- ID 70 the ICY seas be
voai ne 7.ala- ei-cle. They c7e?.
ID o. Tie ,eysashan and 50 cafcu-
lated their approach that when be
rose 10 blow again the fountain Of
water spou.ed hardly boa:'s length
away. Two harpoons we're planted.
and the whale sounded-sank deep
in tie water and tired to run away
and I'd himself ef the big ha,bs
that were ,ortu-ing him
The v,.leboat with It's crew Of
seven men sped through the water
with the speed of a hrdroplane-
When the whale rose again third
ha-poon gave his deashblov to
him. When they toved him TO the
shore and dragged him where he
would be left high and dry at low
tide they found tia, he measured
more than a hundred feet In length.
1t was good days work for these
fishermen. Each Of them made
enough money from his share Of
this whale to keep himself and his
family in comfort for year They
considered themselves lucky and SO
cut out the two great jswbones.
One Of the Paynes begged them for
gateway TO his iarmstead, and
they were set up there.
Probably the Block islanders Of
! those DAYS had heard the story Of
Jonah and the whale, but had paid
scant attention to it. By and rs,
i however, they began to recall that
Jonah vas an especially unluck,y
, person, or at least his name had
become a sailors synonym for mis-
fortune. So strong did this feeling
Of distrust of the gate arched over
BY tie whales jawbones become
tina. they had not been in place two
summers before there vas not an
inhasitan. on Block island who
could BE- persuaded to pass through
this ..Jonah's gate" as it came to
be known So the owner Of the
property fastened II up, and it has
remained unused from tina, day TO
shls.-Neu York Press.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
What. Lett

A prominent citizen had just
died. As is usual, the townsfolk
we're standing on the street corners
wondering how much he left. Some
of them put the sum as high as
100000, but others argued stoutly
that lie left not more than S25, 600.
A politician, notorious as man
who wouldn't pay his bills, listened
to several of these discussions.
Then he said:
Il suppose when l die people viii
be standing on the street corners
just like that and asking, 4 won
der what he owedy" -Saturday
Evening Post.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Notice of Execution :.

Whereas. Judgment was ren4.
18th day of September, a u. 1871
in the District Court, SiSth is
trict, for the county OF F,uuae
North Dakota, between fHHt
Company Ia Corporation} pa.
p. Muenz ct al. defendants, N H.,
said plaintiff, for the SUN nf 81
pears by the judgment roll iinai
fee OF the Clerk OF the Di>ffirt
said county of Emmons, auc In -,
ment having been docketed 10
the said Clerk on the 18TH tiaS
Der, A. ID. 1911, and further Ras
said judgment is secured Il, j
lien on Lot IL, in Block i H. lie
Hague, Emmons county. North l44s
that said property be sold III isl,,7
OF said judgment and the ptoc..iiS
in satisfaction OF the costs Of
and the said Judgment.
Now, therefore. notice /, h,is
That, by virtue of AN execution -
on said judgement out OF ,h. uli
| Clerk OF the above Court dated ~.
OF December A. ". 1911 commsau.i4s-
dersigned, Sheriff OF said Em,rot.
| to sell said Lot II, in Block :. la i.il.ss.
Hague. Emmons county. NortA IiAsus
| satisfy the above judgement arl Il
the proceeds OF said sale, the uaaes
| front door OF the Court House h
| North Dakota, county II EmnaJ-
| hour of O'Clock y. M. On TIN, 10Th e5,
uary, a. ID. 1912, the allow. Dis 'iis
| property to-wit:
Lot III, in Block ), in the toNi
Emmons county North Dakota
| Dated this 9TH day OF December
| Sheriff, Emmons County NorlH /.
Lynn s Coventry, ti,-7- e.
Attorneys for Execution ,ieG4fs1
Linton, North Dakota
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
q Risk.

The doctor looked at Miss Cam
bridge with his most professional
glance; then he made her exhibit
her tongue, gazed down her throat,
felt her pulse and sounded her
lungs.
s'You've taken . severe cold" he
said. "Were you exposed to any.
draft yesterday, or were you care
less in any way that you can re
member which might account for
it!"
II don't know" said Miss CAM
bridge thoughtfully, ''unless my go
ing out to drive yesterday after
noon without my epectacles would
do it. l felt at the time it was IL
slight risk, doctor" Youths Com
panion.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
a Few Directions 10 servants.
~ ca

Lean SWl1I QdQ eOmeL0lO& 10 say
concerning tips in his ironical 'fDi-
rections to Servants." "When .
gentleman is going away after din
ing with your master" he wrote in
the section Of advice to buffers, ssbe
sure TO stand full in view and follow
hin to the door, and as you have
opportunity look him full in the
FACET may bring you a shilling.
If the, gentleman has lain q night
in the house get the cook, the
housemaid, the stableman, the soul
lion and the gardener to accompany
you and stand in his way in the hall
in line on each side Of him. He
must have less money or more con-
fdence than usual if any of you let
him escape. And according as he
behaves himself remember to treat
him next time he comes"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Just . Human Being.

Zeke was on trial for stealing
Colonel Todd's chickens, and over
whelming testimony had been in
troduced by the prosecution. Call
ed upon for his defense, Zeke said:
"Well, sub, jedge, y see, it dissa-
way: Eff Colonel Todd will keep
dem coach an chiny pullets, what
has yaller laigs an fedders down
dey laigs, an he keep dem in dat
henhousc, which is smack on de all
ley, an de henges jes' droppin' frum
de do, an he done fergit where is
de paddock, y can't blame me-Ps
jcs' hooman bein'"-St. Paul
Dispatch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Points o. piNsrense.

a young heiress with penchant
for farming was explaining at
length the many difficulties she en-
countcred in pursuing her fad. Il
really am a farmer" she protested.
and then added regretfully, cal
though it must be confessed that
almost all plant I lose"
"Therein differing from me"
courteously rejoined her table COM
panion, a rising young physician.
"for l find in my case that all lose
I plant"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Notice of Mortgage Force,

Notice is hereby given 1ha, rs
mortgage executed ana ceilyer,.s
Milham, unmarried, mortgact4r i@y
conner Company, MORTGAGE tis.;.a
OF september, A. H. l.st. afi 81
ord in the Office OF the E.-sfsi,s,
for Emmons county, North naA
lst day OF Decem ber, A. u res
and ten minutes "A. m, and ftcet.,.-5
II OF Mortgages, al page PA
by q sale OF the premises Ii >utA
and hereinafter described. al ;l.
OF the court house. In the cnur;y
and state of North Dakota. a
= o'clock ~ M. or the 10ii Ira
\. u. 1872, 10 satisfy TIL. aIfHuI.f s
mortgage AT the date pt sac.
|. The premises Described ia sts
and which viii. he sold To sats>,A
are described a> follows
The north halt % the >Dn'A4e,Is,
Section thirteen (l3, aud liz .5,4
southeast quarter III section. iui4ts
Township one hundred ihiiiv f
Range seventy eight t.>l west IN
NJ, in Emmons cousty, NORTH o.
coutaiuing one hundred aud siNrl
cording To the government ,urv,sN
There will he due on such rnori.
date of sale the sum of -. H. tx ems,
costs OF this foreclosure
Dated IT Linton. n. D.. this lsth
cember, 1911.
j. u. NEWCOMER 0Nii.A.s
| (decl4-jan1s)
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys for Marty age
Linton, North Dakota
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
NE DID NOT POUR.
And eartlstt's Career .. an Orator
Ended rhsn and There.

eU0O0 unOU 0O0 uu0fes
Fourth Of July oratory, no less
than our other observances OF the
glorious day, tends year by year to
become more safe and sane. 1t was
through the extra 'highfalutin'
quality Of his eloquencc, in day
when it was still usual to let the
eagle scream pretty loudly on such
occasions, that Thomas Bartlett.
Jr., of Vermont, at one time Il really
noted lawyer, was disappointed in
his ambition to become shining
light in congress. He was addicted
to grandiloqucnce, and when he at
tempted one year to deliver u
Fourth of July Grafton at st. Johns
bury crowd of riotMns Dartmouth
students interrupted his cxtrava-
CANT SMILES and flowing periods
with tin horns and finally broke up
the meeting in disorder.
In the circumstances the sym
pathy of tho public would assurodly
have been accorded to Bartlett and
its condemnation 10 the disturhcrs
had he preserved dignilicd silence.
but unfortunately he wrote n letter
Of rcmonstrancc i'll exceedingly bad
taste and temper, which provoked
in turn cruelty clever reply, in
which oil Bartlctt's foiblcs. phrase
ology and personal rccnl'ari''cs
were held up to mcrcilcss and bril-
liant ridicMlc. lilo was made ~
laughable figure, and. worst of all.
q copy Of tho article was laid ON I he
desk Of every member Of congress,
TO which Bartlett hnd recently been
elected, at tho opening Of tho pcs
sion. Tho members were in no
mood to takc him seriously when he
roso to mako his frat speech on tho
floor Of tho house. lilo tpp,rcd to
defend a propagation which lnd juai
been vigorously attacked
"Sir," hc began ,mprcsA,vcly.
"wcrc IL not for tho rMlca or t,,
house ! would pour upon tho oppo
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Real Estate Foreclosure !

Notice is hereby given thai ,ila
mortgage executed and delivered isg
Berreth and Barbara Berreih iiu>A
wife, mortgagors, to Franz rrc>1. ,l3i
dated the 2lst day of May. alu ID
for record in the Office uf tue
ter Of Deeds in and for lse
OF Emmons, state of NORTH o.
on the 2lst day OF May 1910 iua &.
in Book % of mortgages, at page 8yi Is
foreclosed by sale of the premises
mortgage and hereinafter deseriicsj
front door of the court house IN Inns
the county OF Emmons, state o. Nsfi
Ia. at the hour of 2o'clock p. nlana IS
day Of January, lai2, to satisfy the VI
due upon such mortgage Oh Tie 4i45
The premises described in such
and which will be sold to satisfy
are described IS follows:
The southeast quarter &. f
twenty (3o). in Tow nship one nu,a.n
ty-one ODD, north, Range severe,
CD, west OF the 9TH 7. NJ
There will be due on such MORT
date OF sale the sum OF Sio.-- exc
the costs ofthis foreclosure
FRANZ Dl :
!dec2l -jan2O MI
Lynn & Coventry,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Linton, North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Tony Weller's Advice.

"Nnd how long" he asked, "havc
You horu u widow 2"
oh" shc replied. with hlush.
NV N'ar was up Yesterday. nut.
indeed, didn't suppose yon were
10 Hns'ena. dcares, You must giy,
me Y month NJ least TO ssct ready
When he got outside again, he
murnurcd Ia himself
Now know what old Weller
meant, +"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Maxhs He Maant Wall.

GLOW shall ! have my photo
graph taken?"
81 would caution you by all
means to keep your feet out of the
foreground, my dear"
No wonder they no longer speak.
Seattle Post-Intclligencer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
HIS QUAINT SIMPLICITY.


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,=----r. VIC. EEra MetL-1ac:. aao
JUS. ss.a- l.'?anie- canss,.-s,-is.- q
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III aaI- .ar1 ~ -na-s v-h-Eet-
~ TX ass1es- I1a--,arz--se..1- ss-as
LIT + E-Iara- dresses :. sore
.4a1,.= aoa vss-.-sr .aas LIZ
M 111e = 81---s,i<-, ~
---s-r.ls- sGss -.ss Tlss..- :
s.c13s -ks = lara :'ss-.ssa- =
-- 6s-.s-.-s-.
NJ, g vs- INV s..-.. ak-s-
ASKED LIE es-..-,s-s-, ..i1f-
II .ass perhaps 7 II Ilas1s
s.-tare. z3ea. X discovered sa1ss
rsa.us q 81 sc.-L-T q acoo1a.tls-
-1s?p;,y. ao..-lg. rs?l.s-
tie applicant.
Who sen. vo1 s.ere
no one
well, who's rou- congressman:
To whom can you -ete, ne
4 know no Congressman"
".And you expected 70 get gov-
ernmen. position without quallsca-
ton for the position and without
Endorsement or baceng Of any char
actess'
81 think ] could learn Office work
here, and the salary would be a
great help to me in my literary ca
reer."
ooh, you are writer, are you:s
What's your lines Poetry, per
haps:"
Il try to write poetry" confessed
the visitor.
"Got any of it with you:' asked
the comptroller, now considerably
amused. "If so let's see it,"
The poet-naturalist produced q
song redolent of early spring. 1t
treated of the chewink, the oven
bird and the Carolina wren, with
dainty reference to forest violets
and hcpafica.
"This is great" commented the
comptroller. cts right out Of the
woods"
(Which is more than can be said
Of the author" obseryed NJ Bur
roughs, thinking Of the world Of
finance which he was seeking to in
wade.
The comptroller laughed "And
is this all YOU have in the way Of
credentials Z"
q have some more poems a.
home" was the bland and sincere
reply.
In much merriment the comp
;-oller summoned an assistant.
-Hs.s': -ae 1os, astonishing IL
s-.G1ss .. -sen1onsneaz l hare ever
s-4s.s---.s.e1 u vuo..c life said he
I-a. IL. 3Fs- lae.e applies for
EeTernma-. s..-s:.asa, sa5 liz ealr
s,zess-s L csa Lame arg t.s muaes
lss sals department. l. 70. po.i.-
:c.al, and so1ehoE In inclined 10
PIT ts.e fellow 10 rorE- ] Ell capt.
waited By the mans nones, SIN
plicitv."
50 John Burroughs vas Sc. 10
work as treasury cla-.. No ap-
pointrnent ever before he'd been -
cured on such bass, and 10 one
since has had the temerltv in ask
ing for government job TO cite
song birds and wild flowers as his
only references.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Tn. caMsa1

The other morning at the break
fast table Mr.. Skillings, who was in
q highly satisfied mood. remarked
10 his wife:
"What if I were one Of those hus-
bands, my dear, who get up cross in
the morning, bang things around
and kick because the coffee is
cold?"
why" responded Mrs. skilings
sweetly, II would make it hot for
YOU"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Tho Unexpocted.

The automobilist had stopped ut
the humble cottage for drink. On
the table lay a penciled sketch. The
stranger looked at it with interest.
"Why, that's quite good" he said.
"Our son drew it." the woman
told him.
Indeed! 1t certainly shows
promise. The little fellow should
be encouraged. I'd like to talk with
him. Where is hep At school"
"No, sir. He's in New York.
I'm New York;"
eyes, Sir. He's been magazine
illustrator for ten year" -Clcvc-
land Plain Dealer.
-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Her Interpretation.

"And he said he was willing to
die for me?"
Not exactly in those words, but
that was the impression he was evil
IDENTIFY trying to convey.
"What did he say?"
He said he was ready to eat your
cooking any time you said the
word" Hot OF Post.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
Bids for Deposit of County

The County Commissioners of
county, North Dakota, invite s.l.is
sails from the banks OF Em,ntu>
the deposit Of the County >inkiu.
said county from January ), lai-
1912, and the Seed-Grain SINKING
period OF one wear from .lanl..
TO January 3, 1878.
Proposals will state VIVA, rate ~
Will be paid for the depes., ~ ~
funds, interest payable moniny
Fidelity bonds Sill lie reisa!fs
successful bidders.
Bids must be marked Bids f6r
County Auditor. Linton, NORTH 1iass
will be opened a, . p. III Oh fav>as
AIRY >. lalaa
The Board reserves lie r..l
any and AL bids.
Dated at Linton. NORTH l,sSoss
day of December 1911
tdecsl-ss, cum,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-28
nents of this measure the vials of

my wrath
He was interrupted. Mr.. Polk Of
Tennessee was instantly upon his
feet and with a voice Of eager SYM
pathy moved 'that the rules be sus-
pended and the gentleman be al
lowed to pour,,"
From all sides and all parties such
an ontburst of laughter followed
that his career rs an orator in the
halls Of the nation was ended there
and then. outh's Companion.