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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
THE LINTON SCHOOLS.
Items Of Interest to Patrons and
Pupils.

The following were neithe. a5ser.
nor .ardy during the month q.
March:
Primary Grade: francis Ches-
yown, Adam Vossler, Leyering See
man. Alvin Atha. Merrill Mewing.
Emmons Petrie, Gilbert Rudy, Alvin
Frankhauser, Stella Pri,chayd,
Arthur Rudy, Walter Kriek. Ken
meth Wiley. Joseph Bosch. Sarah
Carley. Pear Fischer. L. NJ. Mcvey.
Carl McVey, Pearl. Ramey, Anola
Junge, iona Smith. Second Grade:
Clara Bechtle. Emily Bechtle, Frank
lin Bertheau, Katy Bosch, Philipina
Bosch, Helene Eberle, Helene
Kelsch. George Homer, Anna
Breckle. Gilbert Public. Oliver
Rudy, Edna Plitchard. Third
Grade: Amile Sautter. Vera Wiley
George Wiegand. Fourth and Fifth
Grades: Helga Bertheau, Oscar
Berheau, Wendelin Bosch, Edward
Braddock. Maude Carley. Annie
Chesrown. Charles Chesrown, Opal
Hageman. Maggie Horner. Phili-
pena Jangula. Alton Junee. Katie
kelsch. Irene Pritchard. Annie Nor
man. Arthur Schott. Sixth and
Seventh Grades: Herman Bertheau,
Clara Carley, Lincoln Krick, Leona
Mewing, Oscar Mohn, Walter Mohn.
Inez Walker, Christina Wiegand,
Herbert Wittmayer. Eighth Grade:
Albert Shier. Walter Wittmayer,
Gerrit Wlegand. Elizabeth Green.
High School: Florence Culbertson,
George Henerson. May haven, Ma.
bel McCulley, Donald.Paul. Florence
Petrie, Edward Rocks, Gerrit
Rocks, Emma Tresler, Olga sueltz.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
ONTO ITEMS.

Gerfseponcsnce " the Record tMAsch ~
Rev. Wiley held services at the
home If f.. o. Nickel Sunday.
a social gathering was held at the
bachelor quarters OF Albert Dobson' s
co.'s home last Wednesday evening.
March 10Th, cards being the man
thing on the program At midnight
AZ sal down to a big supper. after
WHICH cards were in progress until
.he sun vas peeplng over the hills.
~ sad y MAS the best time they
mad had during the season.
q soclal syening was spent March
I'm az me bachelor nome Of Harm.
ienhen, ar, Of Omio, at which there
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

Inc jury IN the packers case
which has been on trial r. Chica.,n
Tor weeks, rendered a verdict Of no,
guilty. after the members Of he
jury had struggled nineteen ho,,,s
with the proposition put up To the,a
The vedict was a surprise. AZ n,,l.
lie opinion was seemingly strong ~,
the Government had proved lis ca"a
We wonder whether the Republ,can
party will be blamed for the failnra
of those twelve men to convict
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
Notice Of
e Of Expiration of Period Of
Redemption.

To Willard I t'happ,ii. stewart W ,,h.,,,,.,
hnie ,, tsnnirs Joe Noe. jr faie owen,
:, Iaks n1tir. that la> >ale Certificate ~
~ issued upon thetaN sail. bee / l.N -. ~.
following d.scrihcd land VII The Nnt,h,. a.,
Vnmmrtsr .Nktl "f section Twenty -Four ,s.s
u y ln,wnsnip One Hundred rhir,ys Four ,;Sn
..k ~, ~ Hange seventy SiN I'D, Nest ~ M,
fifsn lrinripal Meridian In k.uu,cns ,,e,,n ny
n; y. y 'or III taxes of the Year 10, On so;
'ana' mas been presented ~ this ot,ics .,ni
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

Return from the Republican con-
sentieEs and primaries this week
seem e lnicate tina. President Taft
VA haze majority Of delegates at
NE national coyention 70 be held at
: hiease u Jane. Reports from the
Ne" FORK primary, which took
place al laesdag. are to the effect
ina lat has secured eighty three Ut
ne ninety Republican delegates IL
1 !, state On the same day the
INDIANA Republican convention met
AT indianapolis, with Taft in the as
.s,,e,haancg by vote Of ~ 10 es7.
lile tour delegates at Iarye we're in
structed for Taft.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

Application made FOR deed .nersou "a,
iand As sold on said sale For 81 = .t.1 -
amour; sei1irer 10 redeem SAID alc =
said "a ie q. :ne Ate e-es5e. exclusive g. ~
costs 10 .ccrae upon this notice : r.
u Sll>s-. and tina. the tine .or ,ed-,l-
from said sale I'll! expire ninety da!s ssIe,
the service o. this uot.ce
witness ny hand and sea- o. Office ..
ton. y. D. tits 18th Gay o. March 1871
tSeal JOHN L. >SNpE;.
County Auditor. Enuons county
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

ASEa.a 9gEE>E-oNoEST.
--->,.ss- ~ s.~.1,s lMa-oa
Henry Hu:zsngh is running Uncle
Sans n.l.vagon during the ab-
sencs Of MS aro,her. Edward.
Q'.-o Schaap. Of Holland, Mich.
recently tough. his second carload
Il 1e-sss n the vicinity Of Hull.
Harry Hinton. one Of the he
scnes5l-Els ans Of this section, scent
SATURDAY ard sunday with II. Ora
.lns ard family.
4 surprise party vas given at the
HING q M,. and Mrs. Henry Dorm.
l1s.. Friday evening. a good time
* reported by all.
Cornelius Norman. Jr., Of Hull,
nss been visiting with relatives in
tie extreme eastern part Of the
county during the pas three days.
With the coming Of spring. bring
ing With II the various species Of in
secss, The Cen.ipede wiihdsaws from
lis lsi, TO cncs more view the par
sials.-clad universe.
Reports have been circulated that
Richard y. Nilests), formerly Of
Hague. but nov Of Holland, Mich.
vas recently married, at that place,
70 q charming widow.
Mrs. John Huisingh, well known
in these parts, died Saturday even
ing, March Sd. a, Fulton. Ill. Ed
ward Huisingh. Ct Hull, leaves to-
d.. TO attend the funeral a, Fulton.
Death vas caused by tuberculosis.
H. 6iraylnk. Of these parts, appa-
rsntly Is a progressive. The follow.
ing bears evidence Of this assertion:
While .esding OK being led by a crit
ter ct the bovine species. he became
entangled in therope, with the result
that he is now possessor of game"
hand.
Farmers all .gelcme the coming Of
spring. The pas, winter has been
q hard one On horses and cattle.
Several Of the former have persisted,
among which was thoroughbred
stallion belonging to G. n. Rens-
kers His death is attributed to
the feeding Of Russian thiEtles.
Oscar Wills seed catalogues have
been very widely distributed through
this section, Judging from the plant
growth between the upper lip and
nose of q greater part Of the male
element Of this section. Some Of
them, among which is The Cent?
pede. appear as if Rears, Sawbuck
& Company might have received
their order and filed Same for 81
cents.
The song. Why Don't Parents
Visit the Scnools.' is very popular
in these parts. The Centipede has
heard many complaints from teach
efs that parents do not show the
proper in,eres. in school work.
Parent. don't put off visiting the
school, until you have reason to call
On some unforeseen errand. You,
as well as the teacher and pupils.
viii appreciate your visit more il
you make it a professional and
not an Individual one.
One Of the latest improvements in
THIS section Is the construction OF q
telephone line from the residence Of
n. J Heyerman to that Of his son
Fred Even though the insulators
are constructed. in part, Of the necks
Of deceased soldiers of the army Of
schlitz, Hamm 4 Co. the line fur
njsnes excellent service, and permits
Of intelligence being flashed over its
wires ia the Dutch. German, En-
glish. Irish and Norwegian Ian
guages. Centipede.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

Judging by the recent news from
other states. LaFollette's victory in.
North Dakota is weakening Roose-
welt to Taft's advantage.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

If you want to buy Ford car on
reasonable terms or trade for one
see F. B. Irvine
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
N-STyrErD WHISPERS

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

Call on Charles B. Carley. coun t.
judge. for final proofs and filings.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
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yo1r god vii il the future. AND
IOtn. ASSISTANCE IN MATTERS
THAT MAY CONE Up At ANY
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To answer your favor Of the 2lss re-
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letter, seems 70 be much more in
teles,ed In the prosperity Of YOU
than IN tina, of Herman.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

For rag-carpet weaving see Geo.
Brooks. He does good work. (tf)
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

The writer believes that i. MAKES
very lite difference 70 ths ,axpsye-
as 70 1ns. the cate VAS VIXEN S..
He,olz noo2h. the Hsekns. B5.n.on
irac. -. MS o.o,nsr, and 1n.cn
ne explains IN Ms article Ire az
payers would rather nsss aao u ea-
pana.ion Of The Hackney Bosn.en
letter 70 EegQ5z
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

Ira. the .e.,er may be Used b.
,eaders for reference, We again PPM,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

Nei,he, does NJ. Herolz explain
xhs. with court decision that the
county IT Enmons has q lien On. this
and. the matte. should 10. be re-
considered and ,ne coun.y given that
70 which il Is emitted Surely TIE
finances ofthe county are not in sucn
condition during these lean-crop
years tina, the county authorities are
justified in refusing to obtain eveY.-
thing for the county 70 which the
county is entitled.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28

.ir, Hackney. in the aboye-quoted
let,er, seems 70 be much more In
telested IN the prosperity If YOU
than IN tina, of Herman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-09

pleasure TO be obtained by a reader
of 'Vistas of New York"
The stories are dozen in number
and are sna pshots. turning on exper-
iences gathered in the streets. at the
counters of big department stores, and
in the apartments OF the last built
of New York's rnany-storled hotels.
y period of sixteen years intervenes
between the date OF the leading story
in 1894 and that with which the book
ends In 1910. Every one of the dozen
reflects. as uncrrinsly as fashlight
some phase O. interest which renders
life in New York so arresting and so
vital.
The fact that Branher Matthews turns
on the nashlight by which the liter
AIRY canvas stands out in relief, has
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and the rule OF the negro and CARPET.
Dagger from 1856 TO 1876
He recounts the restoration Of self
government and the results which
followed
The iltth chapter SHOWS the feeling
Of antiabolltion in the North. and the
sixth chapter shows "a crisis special
attention is called to the seventh
thapter. Efforts for Peace" The
eighth chapter is devoted to incompat-
ibiiity OF slavery ana freedom.
What ne writes IN chapter nine OF
Four Years OF War" is not only high
ly interesting, but furnishes much VAL
liable Information
Tho hook should nc read generally,
but especially BY Southerncrs.
MARCUS j WRIGHT
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cal talent, were heard. and several verv
clever plays were successfully put ON.
Miss Jones resigned because of a
lengthy stay in New York. where she
has reveled in music for the last SIX
months hearing the hest and meeting
many prominent musicians. Mrs. w.
Il. Fuqua. one of the hest pianists and
leading spirits OF the club. was elected
her successor.
There Is much talent IN the Rad
ford Music Club. and tho high stand =
ard maintained by It's membership has
not only done much for tho club indi-
vidually, but has tXerted a Wonderful
Influence In the cultivation of the pub
lie taste of tho community. Radford
Is Justly proud of her music club.
which bIds fair to accomplish even
greater results N the future than in
tho mast
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HISTORY OF RICHMOND
Rev. W. Asbury Christian HIS Written
Nnlusble NnrrntiNc OF ThI. CRY.

written II book OF peculiar intersst
TO the people Of this section. IL is
entitled "Richmond; Her Fast and Flor
trcs"nt' and traces the history of
Richmond from the time the white
man first appeared at the Falls az
James River TO tho present time
IL VIII shortly appear, illustrated and
ing of his work. DR.. Christian saws:
There is no city In America richer
In historical incidents than Richmond.
that of tho state and OF the nation.
have told OF her political. socinl.
commercial and religious development
year by year, giving special attention
TO tho period of the war have
also told as I could of the part taken
in her development by her leading
ritiyeuS'
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everything TO do with the impression
| that IS produced.
''rhe Abolition Crusade. and It's Con
senmcnceh.r

''rhe Abolition Crusade. and It's Con-
seHucnces."
BY hilasy =. Herbert. Charles
scribner's Sons. New York 81 net;
postage extra.
The author OF this book is native
of Laurensville s. C.. whore he vas
born in 1884. The family removed 10
Alabama In 1916. which State has since
been his home. He was p student at
the University OF Alabama, IS53-ls55.
and at University of Virginia. admitted
10 the bar.
At the breaking out OF tho war. 1861.
he entered the Confederate army as
captain OF the Eighth Alabama Eegi-
ment, of which ne afterwards became
colonel. and was severely wounded
After the close of tho war he served
as representative In Congress from
Ala bama, lS7T-iso3 and was chairma n
OF the committee OF Naval Affairs and
Secretary OF the Navy under President
Cleveland. 19O3-1ao7 Since Retirement
from that Office he has practiced law in
Washington.
The author states candidly that much
of the relations between the slave
holder and non STAKEHOLDER OF the
South is given from recollectiUns He
had very extensive opportunities, hut
is willing to he considered as "A wit
ness.
He treats of the antislavery cru
sade from lS3lto 1860. and of secession
and four years war. and OF Recon
strirtion under the Lincoln-Johnson
plan. with the overthrow of that plan
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hscu greater success nor proven "A
greater factor in the artistic and
aesthetic life % the town than the
Radfcrd Music Club. which consists OF
TWENTY-FIVE members. with Mrs w.
r. Fudua. president. and Mrs. W. II
Roberts. Ir., secretary-treasurer
The first president was Mrs. r. o.
Pryor. a cultivated and progressive
musician. who organized tho club
I'VE or SIX Years ago. Owing to her
serious Illness. she was soon com
PEELED to resign. and Mrs. J. Lewis
lnrlcs was elected her successor
Through tho enthusiastic energy of
Mrs. lnGlcs, splcndidly supported hv
the membership, many beautiful pro
grams were given and a handsome
riano wae purchased Hcr removal
TO Roanoke resulted In the election
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~ Mss Afce Sanford Jones, as pres
az, SIC mad inst returned from
~ ~, 'A,cndGd rip abroad, during which
,We Sno ue9rd The best music of the
, ~ ""nires nf Europe. and brought
So once ability. energy and enthu-
M president has labored more
ii "adlly aud efficiently Under her
'"uef"nip great strides were made.
up In tho Wharton RuiIdins. a roomy
- DUN beautiful curtain pur-
"t'' o.. ana handsome chairs put 1t.
OIL a"I."! music club was organized
~ ',o.hf '". Younger musicians or
, ,n@ town Which was later merged
"NNn IN" parent society
Mumor"os high grade musicals were
I'n, IN whifh many talented music
~ No ma dlatance. In addition to 10
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Captain OBrlen was nlibustor
through love of adventure and because
of natural disposition to take the
side of the under dog" During the
Cuban struggle for liberty he landed
ship-ioai after sh!p-load OF arms ana
ammunition IN the island. IL was a
thorn in tho side of WcyIcr. During
the War Between tho States he had
a brief experience as third officer of
the Illinois, one of the ships with which
II was planned to ram tho Mcrrimac
The captain took part in the IIonduran
revolution Of 1887. and in the follow
ing year he earned his sobriouent Of
Dynamite Johnny by carrying sixty
tons of dynamite to Colon IN the
schooner Rambler.
All that preccdcs the part of the
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story that deals with Cuba is only
sort of prologue Captain o'Rrien be
came navigator 70 rthe Department Of
Expeditions of tho so-callc-d Cuban
Junta, and he was closely associated
with such men as Estrada Palma. Gen
eral GaN1a, General Nuncz, Jose Marti,
and Cartaya His clever schcming, his
perpetual game Of hide and seek with
detectives and spies, and his narrow
escapes on the sea make a stirring
story
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tho arguments against the prisoner and
tho verdict az the Jury.
! The prison scenes. with Il man
! wrongly condemned standing in tho
Very shad"N Of death. arc finally con
trasted With a guilty dcathbeI confess
sion and a reunion between those win,
having s" nearly undergone the SUI
prenc test of suffering aud parting.
are awakened to a new understanding
" lifc's meaning and opportunities
TN" strongest lesson which me book
teaches IS tn" inevitable consequences
of wrougdoiug an dcrilne. It's recoii
npnn the hearts ard homes OF unoccnt
and guilty. its agony Of cxpiation
which. at hcs'. must always prove in
"feeiual and incomplete.
Such wealth of detaI has gone in
To tho making or tho plot OF the book
the clements Of love ana loyalty. hatred
and selfiShuess play such important
PARTS IN Its unwiuding. that It is I'M
possible to Il" it Justice I'm a para
pnri .. But To read IL is Ia become
an intimate spectator of the drama of
hNman interest which is enacted. and
the reader becomes so thoruughly i'm
hued with the spirit of tho story mat
ne is so'n perfectil at homo in Mount
Hope and with the people IL. meets
th"ro. Every ono Of these characters
Is consistent. ana in the portrayal OF
Shrimplin. the little bill poster and
iampliEhtcr the author has achieved
n triumph which would worthily pass
muster among the creations of Dick
ems.
So it is safe to say that the lust
and The Unjust" while not Alternating
tho role of "rhe Prodigal Judge"
makes and sustdins an independent
claim for place of it's own among
the novels of this day and this year