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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-08
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Mrs. Eva Girard was a DenisOn Wis
itor Thursday and Friday, having
some dental work done.
During the storm about 4 o'clock
| in the afternoon, the large barn be-
longing to Henry Macentum, south
and east of Schleswig, was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground.
Several other buildings were burned
also. The horses were taken out in
time to be saved, but the harness and
hay in the barn were burned. The
neighbors turned out and with such
force as they were able to save the
house. The burning of these build
ings is great loss to Mr.. Mecentum.
| Work was started on the new brick
school house Tuesday. A contractor
from Ames is doing the work. 1t will
have to be put up in a hurry to be
completed by September.
The home talent play, "Stuttering
Willie," will be put on May 10th. Plan
to attend; it will do you good as a
good laugh is guaranteed.
DR.. Schmidt's bungalow is going up
at rapid rate. 1t will be nice look
ing building when completed.
Mrs. Herrig returned to her home
in Denison after several days visit
at the home of her daughter, Miss
Jepsen.
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home of Hans Knudson near here this
week.
Fred Mohr is visiting in Beaver
Creek at the home of his brother, Ed
Mrs. Remke bought fine Michi'
gan auto from Gustav Hollander. Her.
man Remke, her son, and Gust went
to Sioux City to get the car They got
as far on their way home at H0lstein
and we're stopped by the rain.
Fred Vanselon, who has been work
| inc at the Henry Schroeder home, re-
signed his place and is now employed
at the Fred Kastner home.
A big dance was held at the opera
house Saturday night. A large crowd
was present and enjoyed fine time.
Fred and Chas. Reinking went to
Sioux City this week to purchase sew
eral Cadillac cars.
Herman Stockfeet celebrated his
birthday Wednesday night.
A party was given to the players OF
"Veiloren Sohn" at the home of Anna
Lohse Tuesday. A fine time was en-
joyed by all.
A baby girl was born to Professor
and Mrs. Anthony Saturday, but the
little one did not remain here long.
She passed away Sunday.
Hurrah Schleswig has an ice deliv-
cry. No more begging for ice on
red hot summer day.
1t is understood that August Rick
ert is planning on building a new store
building just west of the restaurant.
1t will be built of brick and will be
great improvement to that street.
Hugo Reimers is working at the H.
Schroeder home near here.
Grandma Kastner is low at this
writing.
The Sons of Herman will hold
dance at the opera house next Satur-
day night for married couples only
delayed from last week.
Mrs. May Hollander visited several
days this week in Ricketts, with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Ella Kahler visited over Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Will Schroed-
err, in Schleswig.
Miss Lulu Girard visited over Sun
day at her home near Schleswig.
A doctor from Omaha was sum-.
moned to assist DR.. Schultz in the
caring for Mrs. kastner, who is SUI
fering from cancer.
Mrs. julius Schroeder, of Denison,
is visiting at the home Of Fred kast-
ner.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-08

Very few women plan on whom they
would marry if free again-because
one experience is usually enough.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

for best peck of Durum wheat; first for
best peck of Velvet Chaff wheat; first
TOR best peck of oats of any kind; first
TOR best peck OF white oats: third for
best, largest and most artistically dis
played exhibit grown on any one state
demonstration farm The total prizes
amounted to over $50.
Many prizes were won by A. E. I've
and his sons. They received second and
bird premiums for the best peck of Blue
Stem wheat; first and third for best peck
OF rye; third for best ear of corn of any
KIND; first and third for best ear of flint
corn Of any kind; second and third for
best ten cars Of early flint corn; first and
third for best peck Of six-rowed barley:
first and third for barley sweepstakes:
The Messrs. I've, father and sons, reside
in the Hazelton neighborhood. The to-
tai OF their premiums approximate $3.50.
Ed Easton. Of Glencoe. vas also an
extensive prize-winner. He took second
for best she at of winter wheat; first for
best half-peck of brome-arass seed: first
fer best peck of timothy seed: ffYsf 1 =
best half-dozen Of giant mSnGei.,,,,zels.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

To the Voters of Emmons County:
Having been nominated at the
primaries in June as the Republican
candidate for Clerk Of the District
Court of Emmons County. N. D.,
and wishing to merit your assistance
at the general election to be held on
November 5th. take this means Of
communicating with all the voters
# the county whom | will be unable
to meet personally before that time.
THIS county is large one, and the
large number Of voters makes il
practically an impossibil,ty for me to
see eacn one individually. In ask
ing for your support, base my re.
quest ON the grounds tina am we'll
qualified TO discharge the duties Of
the office. and, if elected. l pledge
myself to make the best interests Of
The taxpayers Of The county my chief
concern Will personally see that
the office is properly conducted, and
Will make it my chief aim to see that
all who have business with the Clerk
Of Court will have prompt and
courteous attention. Az to educa.
tional qualifications, I think any one
who knows me can vouch for me end
as for my reputation for business in
tegrity l refer you to any of the bust
ness men of Linton.
Hoping that the voters of this
county will be able to see their way
clear to afford me the honor which
| covet remain
Yours very truly.
ELMER d. FOGLE.
Linton. N. D.. October Z. 1912.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

TEMVIK TALK.

corfsspoedence Of the Record toc, ~
The grain is coming in fast, al
most too fast for the elevator men
to handle it.
John and Jacob Weber. of Herreid.
s. D.. arrived Monday for . couple
Of days visit With Temvik relatives.
Cottlieb Sehsts hes just received .
carload Of apples. shout the biggest
shipment q tina, kind that Temvik
has known.
Nm. J. B. Davis and son. Curtis.
vent to Bismarck Tuesday for few
days visit. They are expected
home tomorrow.
The Occide.t elevator vas closed
nearly all day yesterday. being filled
to its capacity. To-day 1900 bushels
Of grain wss shipped out and the
Occidsnt is again ready for business
A large number Of Temvik people
attended the fair ut Linton Ihurs-
day. and oil report that they were
we'll pleased with what they saw
In faet. the streets here we're almost
deserted. % many were gone.
NJ. end Mrs. Philip Schatz, and
daughter. Ruth. Of Quincy. Wash. :.
Who have been the guests Of the
Tempels for couple Of weeks. left
this week for . visit of several weeks
ct South Dakota points, after which
they will return home.
Fred Wohl entertained q number
of bio friends let night at . birth
day party. The evening was spent
b gamss and card-playine and at
midnight supper IVES served at
the hotel. The host vas the recip-
lent Of . number Of nice presents.
1r. and Mrs. Emil Hardt arrived
in Temvik Tuesday to make their
home and were the guests Of honor
at . little impromptu entertainment.
in honnr Of their wedding. The
band boys presented them with a
rocking chair. Mr.. H. being the
leader Of the band. At present they
are staying At the hotel. but expect
saon to move into the Sedig place.
Tim Wick.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
IN PIONEER DAYS

| who left him during his inc1reoea-
ton. He endeavored without sue
cess to learn OF their whereabouts
through correspondence. and is nov
on hiz way to Washington Territory
to find and reclaim them. The re-
port that Mrs. Baker has married
another man has added interest 70
! the case.
Walker Robinson va in town
Tue-day He had been over 70 bic
former residence after . tov. II
said COW. being quite unamiable. re-
fused to recognize her masters
authority, and started on . gallop
over the prairie in the direction Of
Yankton. Walker chased her With
his pony. Iassoed and threw her.
The pony couldn't stop and tumbled
over the COW Walker coukln't
stop. either and ,umb,ed over the
pony Wslker vas the only one
damaged. however. and came out Of
the mix with lame back.
! Holland Settlement Correspondence
| The citizens Of this neighooshood
were kept busy fighting prairie lir.
on Tuesoav and Wednesday II LEST
week.
Miss Tiny Haak will leave the 1T.
Element to spend the winter With
her sister. Mrs. Rowerdink, at Ad-
ans, Neb.
A party will be given ct The fesi.
dence Of Assessor Haak on the Path
Of this month in honor Of Jacob Van
Diest. Harry Van Diest and John
Van Bowen. who are going to Ne
bfaska To spend the winter.
Glencoe Correspondenee.-
Snow. hail. rain and right smart"
Of frost las we Missourians would
say) this week.
Frank Pitcher succesfully raised .
large quantity Of peanuts this year.
Next season he will repeat the ex-
pertinent and also try some sweet
potatoes.
Winchester Correspondents
Messrs. Jones. Wilson, and c. F..
Parker lost hay by the recent fire..
Messrs Stouder and Bumstead
have returned from . trip to Eureka,
and report a very lively town for its
age.
From the Record If March 4. 1885:
A llttle snow and some mud. The
Wllliamsport school will begin
about the middle Of this month.
Mr.. Albert B. Peterson finished
thrashing his oats recently. He did
the work by hand. and the total Of
bushels was about 100. An election
vii be held in Logan school town.
ship on the Plat inst for the pur.
pose OF voting on the q estion Of
bonding the townhip in the sum of
5000 for the purpose of buiidin.
two school-hous-s.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
L o NJ o. b r IE ~
REGISTER or DEEDS

TO the Taxpayers and Voters of
Emmons County:
wish to state that. having re-
ceived the nomination for Register
oil Deeds. l am going to use all
honorable means to secure my
election. ! have the experience
and am confident | can discharge
the duties of the office and will
cnaeavor 10 do so in as able and
plea ing a method as possible.
Further. l wish to say that the
Job and Salary Il Carries 10
Good Enough for Me. and, IL
EIecte d. Will Give the Office
all WY Time and Attention and
will be ready and willing to inn
part any useful information rela-
tive to Land Titles, the knowledge
of which l may have gained from
my past experience, and when you
wish to see the Register Of
Oeeds you will find me in nv
office in the court house. Politics
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
Emmons At the Exposition.

Those from Emmons county who *
hib'ted at the State Exposition in BIS
marck this year certainly have no cause
to complain Of the results Of the conlpe.
tltion. The premiums secured BY oiti-
zens of this county are as follows:
Wesley Baker. of Livona. First prize
for best bushel of Early Ohio potatoes
Statewide competitions A Wheel d
cultivator for garden use.valued atS7 so.
John Wilde. Of Glencoe. Second-bes
ten ears of dent corn counties of Bur
leigh. Morton. Emmons. Stark. Dunn,
Billings and Hettinger competing: A
PRIZE Of S35 in cash donated BY the
Coodridge-Call Lumber Co. Also. third
in state contest for best ten ears of Min
nesota No. l3 corn: A harrow cart val
ured at Sl2.
Minnie Wilde. Of Glencoe. Second
best ten ears Of corn displayed by lady:
4 prize Of ~ In merchandise
elwood Mosford. Of Hartford. Third
best ten ears Of Golden Dent corn: Oil
pump valUed ~ ol5.
8alstx Bros. Of HAeelton. Fisst psize
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

luG 4od1teIiy 1SpolA u W. L.
Yeater. justice Of the peace, was re-
ceived and approved.
Andre. Hansen. refund nina Zee
! candidate FOR COMMISSIONED.
election Of 1910 3 ~
The bill Of w. C. Herman & Co.,
for three bridges. amounting to
$l845. 90. was laid over until the
next meeting. for the reason that
the bridges are not completed 10 q
workmaniike manner and according
TO specifications.
The application Tor bounty FOR tree
culture by a. :. Seeey on MS land
| in lection 34l3a75 was allowed in
| the su.n Of - q,
On motion NJ. j. Fischer was ap-
pointed Inspector of S,yashurg vot-
| ing-precnct. No. II.
The board checked fees received in
offices of register Of deeds, clerk Of
court and county auditor for the
quarter ending September 80. 1912,
and found them to be as follows:
Register OF leeds. , ,s 81
| Clerk Of Court ....-... q, -
oun,y Auditor .----.-..-.... 30 10,
All of which was duly accounted
for.
The accounts of County Treasurer
G. n. Naramore were checked for
the period ending October 9, 1912.
and we're found to be as follows:
Balance on hard and in des-
igna,ed depos, aries on
June -. 1919 $1.,4s u
Receipts from July !. 1919.
TO October o. l0l2.-...- is,fG s2
lhsbur senents from July l.. 80 -
1919. to October Q. 1919. .tls.ca0 10
Cash on hand and IN deN4-
mated depositaries. Octo-
Der Q. i9le--. .,. &7o.as6 %
The official abstr acte1's bond of
Edward Braddock. in the sum Of
ten thousand dollars, with the
Northern Trust Co.. OF Fargo, N.
D., as surety. was received and on
motion approved.
The petition of Henry Miller and
twenty-seven others for the or4ani-
cation of Township 1874. Range q, in
to civil township. was received and
was on motion granted Tuesday,
October %, 1912. is set as the day
for the fret election, and Logan
s.huoi-hy use. NJ. 4, as the polling
place. Hol-ti is the name given 10.
$40 township
On motion the Emmons County
Record is designated as the paper in
winch the deiinqut Mt tax-sale notice
shsil be published.
On motion Anton Hulm and
Nsurits Van Soest are appointed ap.
pra.ssrs to sppralse Two estray coils
taken up by John Van Soest. of Stras.
burg. N u.
The application of r. j. Wittmayer
for refund OF taxes on the S. = Of
N. u Of Section 2U-l32-77. in the sum
Of 1886. was on motion rejected.
The following bills were on mo.
ton allowed:
Andrew Hansen. commissioners sal
AIRY and mileage ......& g 40
Jakob Fischer. commissioners salary
and mileage Observation-Disclosures. re 90
B. N. volk. commissioners salary "
and mileage ......... 90 20
F. J. McConyille. commissioners sal
AIRY and mileage 30 90
On motion the board adjourned.
JOHN r. shy DER.
County Auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

If elected to the Office to which l
aspire. shall endeavor to conduct
the Office in a businesslike and eco
nomlcai manner and with absolute
fairness to all. ever keeping in miod
that the Office Of States Attornay
should not be q forum TOR the waein9
of petty personal spite or neigh
borhood quarreIs At the county's Ok.
pense. If elected. shall make 40
especial effort to collect all taxes
levied against property in this
couuty, and especially those taxes
that the county was swindled out Of
by the Hackney Boynton Land Com
parry and the county's untalthful
officers in the YEAR 1901, and no
amount Of bulldozing, hluffing or
fling II charges in the Supreme
Court will deter me from such pur-
pose; and the fight | have put up
against this large corporation and
its local representatives in the last
six years should be sufficient proof
of my determination and ability in
that line. II elected shall not al
low my friends or partners in busi-
ness u beat the county out Of taxes
justly due the county. or lend them
aio IN such acts by refrainlng to act
il behalf of The county.
Respectfully,
GEO. w. LYNN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

MY. Easton's premiums were about e15.
NJ. c. Moves. Of Livona. took first Ia
sampson windmill valued at SlO) for
best ten ears of late flint com; first IA
pair OF Stoughton sleds valued at S3s)
tor best ten ears of Cehu corn: first a
500 garden cult,vator) for best half
bushel OF Michigan potatoes.
Mrs. Quinn Noyes. Of Hartford. won
first premium five gallons Of paint. val
ued at SOY for best ten ears Of sweet
corn: first IA dozen cans Of assorted
fruits, worth Sa1 for best dozen beets.
The prize offered by the Studebake,
Wagon Company for the Oldest used
wagon made by that company was
buggy. II was won by J. B. Irvine, Of
Burleigh county father of Roy Irvine.
OF Hazelton1. The wagon was purchased
by its present owner 81 years ago.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
For Job Printing Of any kind ca
1t the Emmons County Record Office
and examine samples.


do You really believe she ask
ed, looking across the table at him.
chat any man is capable Of under
standing woman ?"
Il believe almost any man Is
capable Of understanding woman
at times"
AT what times, for instance::"
SWELL, when she opens the con
versation by assuring him that she
has made up her mind TO be an old
:zaid and when she goes out into
the vestibule to bid him good night
and there assures him that she
thinks it is foolish for a girl to let
man kiss her before he has called
at least three times. Chicago
Record Herald.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
From the Record, October %,

From the Record, October %,
1887:
in Town and Out.
Commissioner Gayton has been
visiting in Bismarck and Mandan-
MI. Epier. Of Buchanan Valley.
visited tie county seat Monday.
/ MIR. Geo v. Lynn, of Winchester
visited WILLIAMSON, On business
] "Wednesday
4 j 4. R8brs5a young son. Israel,
= is cIerking in J. c, DeGraff's store
3 at Bismarck
II Treasurer HFnaie took eighty-five
bushels Of wheat to Bismarck at one
load oue day last week.
Mr.. Worst will hold services q
week from Sunday the last before
his departure for the east
MIR. and Mrs. d. K Rupert leave
next Tuesday, overland, for Aurora
bounty, TO spend the winter.
s. l.. Parks. Of Gayton township.
left for MINES 3ta Saturday after
noon. He viii travel 335 miles.
u Mr.. j. N. Roop made flying trip
!. to the Capital CHy this week. going
{, up Monday and returning Tuesday.
3 Probate Judge fhistethwaite and
q County Surveyor Allen were among
the Cherry Grove people visiting
], the county seat this week
The chilly winds that have been
moaning drearlly portion of the
past week say plainly unto the farm
er, Get you ready for winter"
Mr.. Jagd, who owns land in the
Armstrong nelghborhood, is at pres
ent stopping there. He intends to
come out next spring to remain per-
ranently.
+ XNolhing better shows the inn
Jroved condition Of affairs in EN-
mons county than the increase in
& the Records subscription list dur
y ing the past six weeks
Il Mr.. Tough, Of Winchester. has
Il purchased the pong that strayed
\ from J. b. Taylor herd while it
was passing through the Beaver
u creek country some time ago.
n Mr.. G. M. Mandigo has filed a
81 timber-culture entry on the north
" west quarter of S-l25-75, and f. A.
rs Keebler tree-claim entry on the
& northeast quarter Of 26-l34-76. Both
claims were successfully contested.
Messrs. c. W. Earl, Peter Klyn-
stra, Jelle KIrkstra. Wieger Roden-
@ burg Harke NJ. de Beer John klyn.
Mta, Petrus Veeneklaasen, Albert
Haak and Dirk Hasper, all Of Bak-
ter township. were in WilIiamsport.
Wednesday, on final-proof business.
Tribune: Baker, the man who
Il vas acquitted Of the charge of muir
E wing Peter Olsen, has gone west
m search of his wife and family,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

at does not always pay to be too
smart" said q lawyer. "At our
boarding house q new waitress was
employed, and young chap asked
her What he should cali her.
"tCall me PEARL she said.
care you the pearl of great
price?' he asked.
"sNo.' answered the girl. i
guess I am the pearl that was cast
before swine New York Times.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
TuEsD al.
Morning Session.

October 8. 1912.
Inc board net pursuant to ad-
|ournment. Present Jakot Fisch-
\ 1chalfman), t J McGonvilIe. X.
Z. volk and Andrew Hansen. com
hissioners.
on motion the board will inspect
le bridges in Township 1898 and
~ meet at o'clpeA y m.
4 Afternoon Session.
.le board met pursuant TO adj.
~ yment. Present: Jakob t'isch-
GnrInan). +. j. McConyiIle r.
\ volk and Andrew Hansen. com.
lssioners.
he minutes of meetings of July
y to 10th and August 18th and
AA were read and the following
ections authorized:
Nat part of the proceedings -.
siss to the establishment Of Dan.
precinct. No. 26, should read
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

to meve M family TO Linton and
VII devote ny entire attention to
the duties cf ine office. viii be in
my Office during Office hours and my
" he.e aim will be 10 give The tax
PAYERS of the county conscientious
service. see that they get fair and
impartial treatment ard see that the
expenses attached 10 the Office be
keri as 4 as possible Hoping that
] stall receive your support at the
corrirg election. | reran
Yours very rs>psc fully,
CONRAD KRAFT.
Sirasburg. u. d
Dated October Il. 1912.
Republican Candidate for States
Attorney.
political ADVERTISEMENT
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

Candidates! Isn't 4 .hont time
that you were putting in your order
for election cards. stickers. On.
n r,sanc me- etc! Only about four
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
Meant WHIT II. Said.

Wedderly-Let me congratulate
You. old boy. This is probably the
happiest day Of your life.
Singleton-You are little pre-
vious, dear boy; I'm not to be mar
ried until tomorrow.
wedderly-l know it, and you
heard what said.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

e tchairmanJ. r j. McConviIle.
Andrew Hansen and r. NJ. Volk.
| commissioners
The following bills were on nc
ton allowed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

a srsuant to advertisement for bids
furnishing sixty-fve tons of lig-
local for the courthouse for the
sier of 1928. and the G oodridge-
Z Lumber Co.'S bid of So IS per
! being the only bid. the same
=, on motion. accepted.
Implications for the position OF
ntor of the courthouse were cur
seered, and Mike Meier was aL-
pointed to the position for perioG
d seven months, at a salary Of thif-
~ dollars per month.
The following bills were on mo
@ion allowed:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
WEDNESDAY,.
morning Sesslsa.

October 3. 1912.
The board met pursuant 70 Cd.
Present: Jakob Fisch-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
Political Advertisement

To the Voters and Taxpayers of EN-.
mons County:
lam . candidate for the office Of
county auditor. having been nomi-
mated on the Republican ticket ct
the primaries held last June. was
born il Dakota Territory and have
been . resident here all my life. I
have had six years Of experience in
county matters. having been reg
lister Il deeds Of Emmons county
for that length Of time. II elected
on November 5th. thall give my
entire attention to the duties Of the
Office. and promise the axpayers Of
this county efficient and con-
scieneious service and fair and i'm
partial treatment tn all who have
business with the Office of county
auditor. Hoping thai you will be
able to favor me with your support.
! remain
Yours very truly.
Dated Linton. N. D., October Is,
FOR SALE.
Are you looking Tor a good En-
mons county improved farm about
81 miles northwest Of Temvik.
N. o.?
It is one Of the incest farms and
best soils in Emmons county. There
are 800 acres in all. but can be had
in two tracts. Write Tempel Bros,
Temvik. N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

IS Something You Must Have. This Years
Crop Will Break all Previous Records and More
Machines Will Re Needed to Handle IT. You Should
Place your Order at Once.Let me show YOU one.
A. l.. BRIDDELL. AGENT.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-24

Ras-carpet Weaving. Bring your
rags to Geo. c. Brooks. Linton.