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The Washington herald., 1911-12-23
BY YE LOCAL SCRIBE.

Thomas W. Smith has a fine
crop Of Christmas trees on his farm
in Columbia road.
Eddie Walsh has a new recita-
tion. It is entitled And the
Other One Was Santa Claus"
A. J. PoSton says that he would
like to spend Christmas in Cali
fornia, but it's a little too late to
start.
Henry Evans remarks that +,
street during Christmas time re-
minds him Of the boardwalk at
Atlantic City.
Carl DroOp is going to begin
playing golf to-day, so as TO get
what he calls "an appetite" for the
Christmas dinner.
StOddard Taylor is doing his
Christmasing in a new suit, and,
belieTe us, it's as checkered as the
past Of a Pittsburg councilman.
o. J. De MOll, who has been
Yuletiding all over the place, an
nounces that he will go back to
business about the first Of the year.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

The government is still pegging away
at the shoe trust.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

The Manchu dynasty is trying to post
Dune it's fall until spring
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

Eddie Walsh has a new recita-
tion. It is entitled And the
Other One Was Santa Claus"
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

Thomas W. Smith has a fine
crop Of Christmas trees on his farm
in Columbia road.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

From the Elmira Advertiser.
The fruit of the Christmas tree makes
the children happy even if 1t does make
them sick.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

From the Omaha Bee,
Now. in trimming the tree, stop TO
think whether the fire insurance Is paid
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

Prominent among the twenty worst men
in the world is the deep-dyed villyun
who invented the Christmas necktie.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23
lotte IN. c. Observer.

From the Charlotte IN. c. Observer.
For the sake of stockings that will re
main empty through the glad season. cot
ton ought to go up a little this week.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

From the Charleston Evening Post.
Queer, isn't 1t, that as a ChrIstmas
present for the boy, a drum cannot be
beat?
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

Hesitating Father: If you cannot think
of anything else to give your big boy.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

Twas the night before Christmas,
Aud all through the house
Tum tumty tum Ii tum
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

From the CharlestJn News and Courier.
This talk about Christmas in the alb.
stract" makes US tired. As we'll talk
about money in the bank the day after
The Washington herald., 1911-12-23

Inc HaTTIsDITg ItTegTam-
Remember to play Santa Claus to at
least one person less fortunate than your
self-and don't wait until the last minute
The Detroit times., 1911-02-03
GRAND FURNITURE CO. GROWS.
Firm Wins Great Success In II Years
Bib Sale Starts Saturday.

Gratiot-ave. is fast becoming the
furniture center OF the city. The
growth OF the business in that section
is rapidly outgroaing the size OF the
establishments The Grand Uphol-
STEERING and Furniture Co., between
Brush and Beaubien-sts.. on Gratiot.
has steadily grown during the past Il
years. until now II occupies one OF the
most complete furniture stores In the
city.
Back OF the business. stand men
Known for their uprightness, inteK-
rity and ability. w. j. Streng, presi-
dent, and Z. J. Draheim. secretary and
manager, have gained a record Of IL
years OF fair dealing In the furniture
business. The good will OF their
patrons, backed by their guarantee,
Money Refunded II not satisfied" has
built up this successful enterprise.
The attention Of the buying public
ia called to their February furniture
sale, which begins Saturday, Feb. I.
Watch for their advertisement In
tomorrow's issue of The Times.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-03

Anxious Ann: You are right. Too
,nucn powder IL apt TO clog the skins
sruptions. IL you try my spurmax
recipe ! am sure you will ind IL just
the thing. Dissolve four ounces OF
add two tsaspoonfuis giycsrine. shake
we'll aud let cool. Apply this inexper-
sive lotion 20 face. neck and arms with
palm Of the h. md. r SI gently Until nth
freshness and clsarness of the skin,
Il II also very fine for removing that
shiny look,
should be soft and vsivsiy. Worry
often causes wrinkles. but good
massage cream used regularly will corr
rect this condition IN = short short time, tim , Get
store and dissolve In half-pint cold
water; ana two teaspoonfuls glycertne;
stir well and let stand over night
corrects faulty compilations. and black
heads large pores and wrinkles soon
disappear This recipe Is inexpensive
any Mrs. un J. G liver spots and sallow COM
plexion are due TO internal conditions.
and what you require 10 good tonic
and system regulator. ind kardene
YOU can use. IL Is easy to prepare
and costs little. Get an ounce OF
kArdene at the drug store and dissolve
IN one-half pint alcohol. adding one
hhH Guy sushi' theh enough not va
ter TO make a quart. A tablespoonful
before each meal soon ribs the system
Of impurities clearing the skin and re-
storing the whole body TO its nor nal
healthy condition. -
Optic: The structure or the eyes 10
very delicate and because or their sem
sitiveness should receive careful alton
ton when they become dull and listless
or sore aud infiamed. A tonic Is as es-
sential for good eyesight as IL IL for
a strong. healthy body and clear mind.
anf II you will spend a few cents YOU
can make your own and soon overcome
YOUR troubles. Get an ounce OF crystos
from the druggist ard dissolve In a
tint warm water, then with a medicine
hropper put one or two drops in each
eye This IL harmless and quickly re-
lieves soreness and smartinR and gives
SPARKLE TO the eye.
Myra: II Is right you should be sem
The Detroit times., 1911-02-03

Tresses: ID Evidently your trouble
lies I'm the soap with which you wash
your head. and 1 would advise not
using II, for shampooing should inyiy-
crate he scalp. add iustre to the hair
and correct the scaly condition. CD
Dissolve a .easpoonful- of canthFox In
a tcacup OF hot water and pour a little
at q time on the scalp. rubbing well as
you do. Then rinse carefully and dry.
You will md a few such treatments
make the hair glossy and easy to
handle, while the scalp assumes It's
natural healthy condition.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-03

Fay: Il.was rude of your sweetheart
90 comment on your increasing hashi-
ness, but do not think he meant TO
hurt your feelings by his ungallant re-
suggest you can reduce your weight
and have a fine, plump figure, which
he will admire. Get four ounces OF par
motifs from your druggist and dissolve
In ~ pints hot water. then take a
tablespoonful before each meal. You
will find this the best flesh reducer you
can use, and IL In inexpensive, harm
less, and requires no dieting.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-03
Health and Beauty Answers

face. but Il In nothing TO worry over.
as II can be quickly removed. AZ you
will follow these ample directions.
Buy an ounce OF delatone from the
druggist and mix a little water TO make
a stin paste. spread thickly on the
hairy surface, and let remain two or
three minutes. then scrape on paste
and wash the skin carefully Tails
removes the hairs without injurinz the
skin. AMI while delatone IL a trine ok
pensive, IL does the work and Is not
as costly nor az troublesome az the
fatIent: Gray switches are quite ex-
persive. and before buying one 1 would
advise q treatment for the hair and
scalp which. ] am sure. Will soon re-
store your hair TO Its natural color
and healthy condition. A splendid rec
ipe TO use - the following: Buy an
ounce OF auinzoin from the druggist and
dissolve In half pint alcohol. then add
one-half pint OF water. and shake we'll
Massaging the scalp gently with this
inexpensive tonic promotes q healthy
erowth, Overcomes that dry harsh con-
dition OF the scalp, and restores the
hair to It's natural color and softnsss
II would also be well 10 use the can
throx shampoo mentioned elsewhere
In these columns.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-03

Myra: IL IL right you should be sem
.itive about the fuzzy growth on your
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05

nj and lots ; and /. la-l2s-77i. sl.eo.
Edward NJ Larvlck and wife ct al.
to blanca |. Schoonover. lot :. block
4, Temvik $500.
Adam Meier and wife 10 .losep.l
Weiges n hi of 5 qr and 5 If Of i
e or q lSo-.i. s222e5o 90.
tred j Pie; and Wife ct al
Friedrich Pfeifer lots |. ; and &
block !. Hunter Firs, addition d
Linton s5oo.uo
Thomas John nrayton and Wife te
NlkolauS Ileisler. lot Is. block -.
Hunter First Adii,ion ia Linton.
100000.
Katie Hagsard and husband d
Andreas Richter n " lr Of S0.ls22- Is
$4,000
Zen W. llaggard and wife to 4. y
Drake and y. Z. lSNam. c hf If ne or
" or of n 8 qr and eql Of II N d
of 3O-lS22- =. sl.oo
Aldo West and wife 70 ] lacal
kalberer or of q lsi9..1. 5000
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
POLLOCK PICK UPS.

John. Bader and Guy Nlien Mere.
down from the north country yes
teriiay To deliver some cattle
Glide LoutzenhiSer has returned
from the central part Of North I)a-
kota. whore he and Elmer Fiddler
put up several tons Of hay. Elmer
remained to work during the thrash
ING season.
Christ. Wittmaier's thrashing rig
Is at work on the river farms west
of town this week. The wheat there
Is yielding from ten to twenty bush
els per acre, and a large part of 1t is
beng sold for seed TO farmers liz
ing in other parts of the county
Harry Fiddler reports that his
brother, g. l.. Fiddler, who has been
in such poor health for the past few
Years and who is now taking treat
ment at Hot Springs. s. d., is grow
ing somewhat better. and is able to
walk with the aid of erlltches.
Thos Ryckman recently received
letter from a brother who settled
near Moose Jaw. Canada, few
years ago, in which his brother re-
ports that black rust nearly ruined
the crops in that part of the coun-
| try Quite a number of former Pol
lock people have lately settled near
Moose jaw.
Heaven he p the man who thinks
he can dodge enemies by trying to
please everybody. If such an midi
vldual ever succeeds, pass him over
this way that we may have one look
at his mortal remains ere he VAN
fishes away, for surely this earth cam
not be his abiding place Now, we
do not mean that one should %
| through life trying to find beams to
thump and knock his head against
disputing every man 5 opinion
fighting and eIbowing and crowd
ing all who differ from him That
again, is another extreme. Other
people have their opinions; 50 have
| YOU. Don't fall into the error, oil
surprising they will respect yoJ
if YOU turn your coat every day, Z
jmatch the color of theirs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
CHANGED OWNERS.
List Of Emmons County Real Estate
Transferred Since Our Last
Published Report
Receivers Certificates

United States to silas W. Higley
W hf of e or and Inf of 8 or OF
l4-l36-7s
United States to Hans Peter sor
ensen. hf of $ e qr and S " or of :
e or of 34-la-74
Patents.
United States TO Jacob Fuhrer, I
e or of 32-l29-75.
United States to Stephen Gifore
Nickel. 5 g or of n g or and lot OF
1.l34-79 and lots 6 and { of 6-l34-1s.
United States to Nikolai Aasen
W h of $ W or of 24-l36-77.
United States to Albert shepersky
S e or of Ia 1886.
Warranty Deeds.
Henry F. Camp to Hiram Riley,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
Oicpnblicln. sept


Miss Frances Paddock returned
Saturday evening from Little Falls,
Mimi. where she was called a week
before by the death of her father.
Mrs. S. +. Wright returned home
Monday evening from an extended
trip to Denver and other colorado
points. where she visited relatives
and friends.
Last Thursday a very important
business deal was consummated in
Hazeton, whereby +, Z Wernll.
Junior partner Of the firm of Gel 4.
Wernli sold his share of the husi-
ness TO a. l.. C,eiI
+. +. Crawford is suffering from
am attack of appendicitis. being ta-
ken sick Sunday evening While the
attack is moi severe enough TO
keep him from his work, his phSsi-
elan advises an operation before he
matter become more serious.
Frank Craw ford sold 4 team Of
Pcrcher n mare. and a couple Of
spring colts this week for the tidy
sum Of $40. The purchaser was a
man named l'reen. from mp north Of
Bismarck, and it is said he was eN-
ceedlnglS We'll pleased oyer his bar
gam.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II iiiiggle mo
tered To the Capital CitN SullaA t
be "a the ground MondaS and AZ
sist in arranging the Einmons caun-
Ety exhibit and take in the opening
day tuesday Ii is Nh. l,.igglc I'M
Etention To spend considerable time
I in Bismarck during the opposition
tohoom Emmons county
The deal is closed for the sale Of
/ the l'eatcr hotel To w. Is Aheiras,
of Dale this county The paper
were drawn Up Tuesday, and but /;
few minor details yet remain 10 be
settled. Mr.. AndruS viii take pcs
session on October 18th, and expect
10 open UP a tirst-elass hostefy
with a cuisine and service that vii
be eqllaIed by none in the county
Mrs. III. a. Armstrong went te
Bismarck Tuesday morning. Re
turning that afternoon she brought
with her Mrs. j | Roop, who ha'
been very i'll at a Bismarck hospita
| for the past thirteen weeks. While
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
IN TOWN AND OUT.
. vas down from Ha-

ksls was down from Ha-
Jay
C-lell.s can be seen
the vicinity of the Big
schiIling and son, Eu-
.- Ia Bismarck Saturday.
Monday.
u I. Barger and son are
sr parental home in New
Nis.
AUS. who was formerly
the Linton Bazaar, is
u f. Petrle.
er Briddell has been i'll
days with diphtheria.
treating her.
ers of the Embroidery
at,t to the home of Mrs.
this afternoon.
Aeation Caps made to or
neW order of hats in this
NJ. Nm. Raven 4 Co.
man returned Monday.
II from St. Paul. where
rial carloads of stock.
nathan went to iceland
attend the funeral of his
He returned Tuesday.
fraey of Dale. came Sum
Brief visit with his son,
m eg vent to Bismarck Mon
Ga
58 Armstrong returned
from a business trip to
v and other South Dakota
M HOMER and wife to Niko-
ar. ots b and Ia, block %,
u First Addition to Linton.
obermeier and wife have
- from their trip to Europe.
All So again at their Armour, S.
I,aisden of MINNEAPOLIS.
4, here last week and is en-
brakeman on the N. P.
for iaA days.
.tterson John Flaherty
ut M families, of Mcintosh,
6a Luton by auto, Friday, re-
gra .aday.
paying business in live
No akota town to trade for raw
aas.e-sac.ion of land. C. n. o.
Sea. Bismarck. N. ID. (oc5-26.)
l5ia @Wens, of Mcintosh. came
81 liW9a ast Saturday, and accom-
panisi ae band to Bismarck. John
na. released the Mcintosh Chief.
NeNs has been received that Mrs.
W,as6 WY is recovering, and that
s.is flsa. 5e able to return home next
ge,f he is in a Bismarck hospi-
@
i Record expects to have a
Nat Aere by next week. so that
W. nee more be able to get out
The er on time with it's usual
amg II home-set matter, and al
atr3 to the job work patron
a8g 20 court being in session;
tea institute running, and the
aa commissioners transacting
e0fut business. the local hostelries
| ase running over time feeding the
F9Hi While sleeping berths are
III premium.
There was mistake in last week s
l'es r.! regarding the case of Mac.
deNaii IS. SHEPPARD. The item
slases lllat the case was taken by
eAaage 4 Venue from Justice Wag-
HeF austice Britts, and decided in
laY9 ! Macdonald. The case was
MY aeieed.
Ai informal reception was given
. WE pera-house, Tuesday even.
ia tor ihe teachers attending the
lasitIite The children of the
4'iis ~ grade sang several songs,
aliel games and contests furnished
A9 aM4soment. Light refresh.
| lqenis were served.
= lit f9r damages done by Z
a'st iste n which Martin Hicks
iii'gi y ped Chris Mills, defend
Y Y AaF s'5il1, was submitted to the
" Wednesday afternoon. TIL.
i awarded Plaintiff 5000. Lynn
RyeAffy for plaintiff, and Arm
lss Y I alneron for defendent
w. ag respective attorneys in the
sAef court is in session thi.
49, '@lng to the fact that tn.
~ e8'ld not find time to go t,
house for a report of tn,
a's lii'gs because of the print
1s him in the lurch, our read
Y 81 have to wait until mex
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-05
.s,iGlatesf Isp'f Il ahort 4;

u were pgstIns in NAlr nrllar j.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-12
INCORPORATION NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Spurgeon Investment Company has
duly adopted and caused to be- execut-
ed and recorded with the Recorder OF
Deeds Of wapello County. Iowa. and
with the Secretary of State for Iowa.
Amendatory Articles Of Incorporation,
embracing the following amendments
In substance, to the original Articles,
to- wit:
Changing the name Of the corpora.
ton from the "Spurgeon Investment
Company" to the "Spurgeon Mercan-
tile Company" by which 1t will here
after be known and transact business.
By adding to Article II. the following
provision: "The territory In which this
corporation is authorized to transacs
business shall be the state OF Iowa, ana
the states bounding the state OF Iowa.
BY increasing the amount OF author
lied capital stock from twenty-five
thousand Dollars to Fifty Thousand
Dollars, such increase to be divided IN
to shares Of One Hundred Dollars eacn.
and certificates to issue when paid for
in cash, or its equivalent In personal
or real property. when sanctioned. IN
the latter event. by the Executive
Council, or as provided by law.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders is changed from the second
"wednesday in January to the third
"Wednesday in February In each year,
the annual directors meeting to be held
Immediately following the adjourn
ment of the stockholders meeting.
Spurgeon Investment Company, by
II. F. Spurgeon, President.
Attest: NJ. D. Grouchy, Secretary
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-12
Will | " WAIT FOR !.
the kE0kUk Dam
FAIRFIELD WlTHHoLDs ACTION
ON IMPROVEMENT OF LIGHT
ING FACILITIES.

Fairfield, Jan. 11.-(Special.)--- Fair
field voters will not have an opportun-
ity to say whether they want the coun-
eli to spend 100000 in the erection OF
q new water and light plant. At
mass meeting held In the armory on
Tuesday evening, called at the sugges-
tfon Of the city council, members Df
the council itself were the only speak
ers who favored the expenditure, al
though nearly all agreed that some
thing should be done at once to better
the equipment the city now owns.
Last fall the city employed mum
cipal engineer to come to Fairfield and
make estimates on ways to improve
the water and light plant. The engins.
eer submitted three propositions, all
Of them including the erection OF new
|machinery., One OF these was picked ny
the council as the best. 1t entailed an
initial expenditure OF nearly $60,OOU
which made 1t necessary for the coun-
Gil to issue bonds II the Improvement
was made. ss,.' s,saa5 !.
After few citizens had spoken II
became evident that a petition for an
election would not secure enough
sieners. 50 this was abandoned. The
council was advised, however, to make
such immediate repairs and improve
ments as may be deemed necessary
with the available cash.
Most Of the speakers seemed to con :
slider favorably waiting until the de.
velopment Of the Keokuk dam and
other dams in the Skunk now In pro-
cess of construction. Mayor Starr pre-
sided at the meeting. Among those
who spoke were w. G. Ball, Jos. Rick
sher. C. M. Junkin, Ralph Lamson,
William Louden. C. w. Ward, -. n.
Smith, E. F. Simmons, ]. S. McKemey
and Jay j. Hisel.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-12
r. S. FIELD
100 w. MAIN ST.

j a.. . . ,s. F
alive. but one is practically ruined II
It should not die. No developments
have resulted as to who placed the
mixture OF salt and concentrated lyc
in their feed boxes.
Miss Erma Wilson & Packwood K.
No. 1 attended meeting here Sunday
night and was the guest Of Miss Grace
Moorman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Riddleman OF
Pocahontas are guests at the O. B.
Myers home on Second street.
There SCENES to be an epidemic OF
grip here.
Revival services have been in pro-
gress at the NJ. E. church since jan
'uary LIST.
Often Peters has returned to Des
,Moines after a holiday visit with rel
tives here.
Joe Slater OF Farson was a business
visitor here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Forrest spent
Tuesday at the DR.. Norman home,
also L. T. Gobble and con Of Fairfield.
s. C. Scott and C. s. Adams are at
tending the poultry show at Des
Moines. They have chickens on exhi-
bition, as also has A. G. Oliver OF this
place.
There is strong talk Of installing
an electric plant here.
Miss Letha Woolums OF Brakes
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-12
MILTON.

The revival meeting at the NJ f.
church began Christmas eve with a
watch meeting. The meeting Will con-
tinue several weeks, with Rev. Orcutt
preaching and and Rev. Pugh having
charge Of the singing.
DR.. Perry Atkins arrived from AL
berta, Canada last week and Will assist
his father here with his practice.
DR.. Summers il still very III at his
home in this city. He has sold his drug
stool at Tits place to A. K. Norman
Of Mediapolis.
The town council has ordered three
large wells dug for fre protection.
They are to be s'feet across ana rs
feet deep.
Daniel Helsel died last Saturday
evening, He with his family were sit
ting ia me church during the service.
when he fell over In the seat. He was
carried out and taken to DR.. Atkins
Office where he breathed his last The
funeral was held at the M. e. church
Sunday afternoon Jan. 8. s5;r
3 Rev. Kious filled his appointment at
Union church Sunday Jan. s. He will
preach next Sunday here In Milton.
Mrs. A. W. Bowman Of Cantrii Wis
tied last Saturday with Rev. and Mrs.
Randolph.
Miss Co. Tuhune has returned to De
Soto, Ia, where she is teaching. alter
two weeks vacation with relatives
and friends. .
The Christmas entertainments in
this city were all a success and were
largely attended9 The g. A. r. and
Ladies of the circle had social and
supper Saturday evening.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-12
INCORPORATION NOTICE.

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the cor
poration of j. G. Hutchinson and Com
pany, has amended its Articles OF In
corporation, and particularly Article
v. thereof, by increasing the amount OF
its authorized capital stock, from $780,
900 to $150,0O0. such increase OF $780,
900, to be, divided into shares OF 800
each, and certificates therefor to be 49,
sued to the subscribers, as and when
the stock Is sold and paid for at par IN
cash, and such stock when issued shall
be governed in all other respects by
the original Articles, applicable to the
original authorized capital stock OF
such corporation.
Such Amended Articles have been
recorded in the proper records OF Wa
pello County, Iowa. and have been re-
corded with the Secretary Of State Tor
Iowa.
J. 6. Hutchinson and Comany, by
Mabel v. D. Hutchinson, president.
Attest: w. C. Overman, Treasurer.