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Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
S1RASBURG STATEMENTS.

Correspondence 0. the f.ecorl. ,ae ~
S. A. Fischer came UP from Min
neapoIis last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Covenik went to
Seattle. Wash, Monday, for a visit.
Alarge crowd Of s,rasburg people
attended church at Hague last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Volk went to
Aberdeen for few days visit last
week. returning Friday
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Kraft and
John Keller rode out to Winona last
Tuesday in the latter auto.
The family of A. A. Ludaigs of
Artas. 5. D.. visited ~itil the family
Of w. S. Ferry few days last week.
j. r. Green and family moved up
from selby, S. d., last week Mr..
Green has charge Of an elevator
here
Ed. Bohle and family, from Eure-
ka, S. D.. moved here last week Mr..
Bohle will have charge of an eleya-
tor here.
| County Commissioner Iakob
Fischer was out to Sand creek. Mon
day, locating the bridge that will
be built there.
The families of Lawrence Mastel
and Alois Phillips rode out to Wi
mona last Tuesday for visit. They
went IN the formers auto.
Mrs. Katie speckmeier. mother
OF Rev. Fr. speckmeier, came over
from Munich. Germany. recently.
She intends TO make this her home.
The Strasburv baseball team
went to Hague lar, Thursday to
play ball and won in ten-inning
game 6 to 8. Another game was
called at Strasburg last Sunday af-
i ternoon between the same teams,
with the result Of to in favor of
!! !strasburg. Downtheline.
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
Notice Of Mortgage Forelosurs.

Notice Is nerch, e.vrn tia: ,Aa; $3.50.
mortgage executed and 6esiyys ~
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klASth'r>t, Guardian. ns>,tseAees ea;s.5 ,,.s
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~ thr ,,unuiy ~ EmnN>n> Asi >tAis 4. y ..>se
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at .Nu'ci,S'k \, Ia Ard rx>>e.s<.; y S,sS =;
nf Mortgages. At tsASr Sts. vii Ne ..-es sst,s..
hN safe " the Nsciai>s~ ,s sate slet., SAcs
aud hrrc'n after Irsse.,s>., ~ ,A-e .ssss. i,v
~ the cNurl h,,u~r IN linton "a isss >a1-:y /.
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AaEMAs, " .Ats, ~ SATISFY Tho tEsssssi
tn" Nn such neNr,s Asc ~, ,he GAY - So
Tho rrrmi>c> dcS,'rs,s>S IA AG,s ss,s-,ix Ase.>
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Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

hard enough to grind. so was un-
able to put on the finish that ] would
have liked to put on. but they COM
pared favorably with any stock
saw on the market. ! intend to feed
from 100 to $50 head this winter.
Ny experience in feeding in this
state is that. while our winters are
longer and colder. our stock is hardi-
er. with good constitution. and they
make q steady gain from the time
we start feeding until the time OF
sale"
The Bismarck k Tribune is authority
for the following: The Northern
Pacific surveyors are active on the
proposed Edgeiey Cannonball- Mott
extension, which. when completed.
will save q distance Of sixty-eight
miles between Miles City and St.
Paul. The Cannonball-Mott part
Of this cutoff isalready in operation
| in connection with tthe Northern
Pacific southern branch from Man
dan, in Morton county. and. such is
the feeling Of confidence and favor
able outlook this spring, that it is
expected that mainline trains will be
taking advantage of the shortened
route and will be running through
Mott within two year"
Fargo, Aug. l6.-M. NJ. Hatcher
and A. NJ. Baker. former proprie-
tors and managers Of the insur-
|gent Courier-News. the morning
paper published in this city. were
arrested to-day on the charge OF
using the United States mail to de-
fraud. The fraud in the case is said
to lie in the methods pursued in a
voting contest to gain subscriptions
recently held by the Courier-News.
and the trial is set for the United
States court at Fargo. Aug. 23d. the
action being brought under the di-
rection Of United States Attorney
Engerud. The fraud in the case is
said to come from the fact that the
list of prizes offered would cost
more than the funds which the Far
go Courier News possessed: and the
fact that the prizes awarded were
not as representedis is another feature
upon which the charge is based
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

Of whiskey, Is is shown By the fol-
lowing dispatch: Washinteon. Aug
l5.-The people Of the United States
produced more whisky and rum dur
ing the year 1912 than ever before
in the history Of the country. ac-
cording to a preliminary report Of
Royal Z. Cabell. commissioner OF in
ternal revenue. submitted to Secre-
tary Macveagh on Aug. 18th. The
consumption of whisky was exceed
ed only in the year 1907, but beer
drinking fell off by substantial per
centace
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

The Record has always contended
that the prohibition law in this state
has been largely responsible for the
converting Of beer-drinkers into i'm
sibers Of whisky. lamany sections.
whore an effort is made to enforce
the la}g, the bulky character Of beer
and the lesser profit in its sale makes
it less popular than whisky with
blind piggers. The result is that
many VINO. under license system,
would use the mlder beer as bever-
age saitch to the stronger drink. AS
there are several states in the Union
wherein the same conditions as to
prohibition exist as in North Dakota,
Is il not likely that this is the cause
of the falling off in the consumption
.ef beer and the !ncs ease in the use
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

The government is about to make
change in the size Of the national
bank cur.encv. Al present they are
3.o4 inches wide and rs inches
long. Under the new idea they are
to be 2.5 inches wide and s inches
long. Ii is claimed the reduction in
the size Of the bills will save the
goyernmen, hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars annually.
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

a great sensation has been caused
throughout the nation by the sue
cess Of North Dakota in securing
the cup offered by the Bankers
Agricultural and Educational Asso-
ciation. recently in session at Mime
apolis. This state was in compesi-
ton with twenty three agricultural
states. The prize was given for
the state showing the creates, prog
ress along ter-farming meth
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

Town.hip lsl north. Range y YES. :. .ss
Ftfih Principal Meridian has ess-a r<esscs ..
Intention 10 make anal thrve-yes- Aa1e-
stead proof. TO establish .-lA.ns 10 ,At x-G
above dcacrihsSi, before Charles 5, Carer
Judge aud EN-0ticso Clerk tss tAe Csar:y
Court. at Linton. North nAko:s. o. LIE ssA
day Ut September ta,s.
Claimant names - si,aexses
Gabriel Richter. OF Linton. \. n
SiAutslAua MAS.s.s> OF Linton, \ n
Karl Naehmcier. o& StsAse.se \ n
lNrrns Maasst, Of Linton. \ u
n y. STEVENS. Sexa>s<..
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
kIN1YRE KERNELS.

e'es. .e>..7ase..se 80 .ss tss-.s. 49,
Frank Simon has jus. recently aur-
chased neu Rambler auto.
Miss Leone Sizco has returned treH.
her visit with friends .: Webster.
S. D.
A dance vas held hare q sa.sr-
day. a: the Frank Basta establish
men..
Banker Simon and P. H Nelson
returned Sunday from trip 10
Edgeley
Miss Frances Farrell returned
Thursday from the Twin Cities and
other points. and viii remain in
Kinsyre until the school term opens
again.
The Ladies Aid Of TIE kln,yse
church. met last Thursday with
Mrs. Mcdonnell. tie president Q;
the society. This vas the occasion
of her birthday, and the members
and friends of the society presented
her with a splendid gift. in The form
Of some silverware. The ladies we're
heartily enter,ained. and a time Of
real fellowship was enjoyed
F. Rytnik
The following services are held
every Sunday: SUNDAY school. 1915
a m. Bible classes, 1918 a. m.
Preaching service. Rev. j. n. Mac
milan. II a. m.
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
After the editor of the Hazelto,

After the editor of the Hazelton
Republican. week after week, had
cas-, sIurs and innuendoes at the
Record scribe. in,imating that he
had sold out his kidder county
trends. etc, and the said Record
scribe began 70 Jack him up for it.
fostnaith cones a weekly whine re-
ga.G.ng the course Of the Record.
There Is no attempt to deny any
thing the Record has said abou, the
way sae iiazsl.on mans political
trsn9s ha.e conducted the business
II ne county Just whine that
i Last week ne said in his pa
le ,Se have noticed ,ha, the fel-
;ha. S.reeter criticizes is always
= ore .ho is opposed to the En-
rs c1n.y statesman politically
II las s're warm personal friends
w CO.. /: stand some Of his calcium
- /. na .lst dared TO throw it.
e Ire Record vii say that j. be-
w ans Intelligent reader will un-
q aHg. that. if Mr. Thurstnn has
Any airg 10 the way Of adverse crit.
clsfa q ss-ee,e.s o.sicial friends. i.
SIS duty 10 make such knowledge
e through his columns /; be
IA ,o % 50. il is reasonable to sup,
e ,5ss re has 10 such know ledge
/. he has rone. then he lies ~hen hs
iniaases that he has. II he hs:
siea knos edge ard does not max.
Isiblic. then he is a coward
Whlch horn Of the dile,na fits him
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

Mr kelso. an inventor. is about to
begin the utac.ure Of a poison
bottle in Bismarck. II it becomes
more popular than the poison bottles
,ha. have been in vogue in the Cap
i.al City to. these many years. he
will have TO go some.
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
TIE ge9ernmens sta,is.leians es.i.

he government statistlcians es.i-
mate tina. the cost OF moving a Ton Of
rpaace one mile over good read
Averages abou. ten cents in the
tnitetl States; over the roads Of the
country, averaging the good and
bad, abol. % cents They say that.
If the roads Of this nation were pat
in sven shape that ton Of produce
co.ld be moved for 10 cents. it
m3uld effect saving Of more than
tqar hundred million dollars each
year enough, as the statisticians
gat il, 10 build the Panama canal
and 10 for;fy it. We are waste
fli people, and NO mistake.
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
AROUND THE STATE.

-sa.-Si sSecsNSu cskHtCeu Ca
loads Of machinery in one day.
The hotse-iealers report great
demand for draft animals in the
state this year.
Dickinson will use at least ten car
loads Of twine more this year than
in previous years.
Indians from ten states will as
semble a, the fair at Fort Yates.
Monday, Sept ssh.
The grand .o,al Of normal gradu-
ates from the Valley City normal
school reaches 205 this year.
Senator Gronna viii support the
regular republican ticke, as soon as
he gets home from Washington.
There are lot Of farmers wives
who would indorse an eight-hour
day just about this time of the
year.
Tne Forum Vii. again have the
evening field 10 itself in Fargo.
now that the Telegram, is to be dis.
continued.
Fargo Forum Th, fellow who
attempts to please every one and
avoid making enemies is usually a
miiksop sort ofacuss
par,,,,, a,., ..an .xa not
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ideerwooi Aug l5.-A liohte
nateh thrown INTO cup contalnin
2as9slhe. a pcf1ion OF Whlch ma
@ been USED IN Cleaning clothing IN
2 bedroom Of their home, resulted
/. the death OF Ethet Fleming. age
: nine. but SIZE saved the life OF ne
three-year-old brother while receiN
ing the fasai burns. Both chlldre
were IN a room when the eldest
slpposing the cup contained water
threw the lighted match in after sh
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
PROPOSALS EuR nlps.
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Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

Over neas Masmasth the scientists
recently discovered the bones Of an
animal with isw-bones three feet
across. We hadn't heard that Bert
was missing.
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

Its l.,-9fa 3, entered at Linton Posto nice
Ii, .ef o.-riass n atte.
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
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Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
ENNONS COUNTY RECORD.
Linton, North Dakota.
by D.p. sTREETEk & son.
"a :. STEFTJlE r. >TREETFR

fo@fts p4seR Of TIE COUNTY
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22
Subscribe for the Record.
SUCCESS CROWNS EFFORTS.

Mankato Commercial College re-
ce.ved letter from Reidar SkAho In
which he says: "AsA former student.
wish to say that l found your courses
Of study thorough and practical. your
school absolutely reliable and tho in.
structora unsxceiled now hold a
splendid vnattton In ELY. M,nn All
credit Ia yours for my succrsa" Lot
us tell you more about our achcnl
Send for our free ,,lustrated casa.
losue. Addreas Mankato Commercial
College. Mankato. MINI.
For Job Printing of any kind cal
at the F.mmons County Record office
and examine samples.
PROPOSALS. EOls l,ll,S.
Tho board 0t County Commission.
crs III Emmuns county invite scaled
bids for. furnishing sixty tive toms of
lignitc coal. Ia hn delivered and
placed in tho buMkern at the court
ho,,ar. All bids tu he addressed tn
tho county auditor. al l,ntnn. N,
n, aud must I've received before l..
", M, ON October the apvcnth t;th,,
lnl3..
JOHN X. SNYDER.
lam,,... sr,,tt'J County Auditor
Emmons County record., 1912-08-22

Dakota Farmer: In May. 1912.
bunch Of steers comprising eighty
one head, and owned by James Ken
nedy, Of Fargo. II. D.. was sold on
the market at South St. Paul for
81, 600. 81, or an average price of
nsarly slU0 per head. This transac-
ton becomes Of interest when 1t is
known that these cattle were fat
tened on North Dakota grown corn
and that they were sold right on the
top of the market. MIR. Kennedy
has been raising and fattening cattle
for about three wears. and is finding
it profitable. In writing to The l,a-
kota Farmer concerning these cattle.
Mr.. Kennedy gives the following
particulars: sOf the cattle that |
sold in South st. Paul. thirty.onc nf
the Younger ones were ycarlinGs and
would be two wears old in May and
June. They were raistdon th" farm
and averaged at the time of the aa'r
/ ,0s2 pounds each Tho other 'ifty
were stock Of good quality that |
purchased in the fall nt am nvnra4"
price of -. cents per pound. We
shredded our corn and fed tho corn
on the cob. had Geo acrca nf corn
planted in l9ll. and the aa"a
amount this year. The corn waa not
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22
State Racing Board to Meet
SATURDAY..

Secretary j. Pelham johnson. of the
State Racing Commission, has receiv-
ed a letter from Col. E. p. Claw.
chairman of the COMMISSION, who has
been spending the winter in Florida.
stating that he would arrive home the
latter part OF the week, and to call a
meeting OF the State Racing Commits
sion at Lexington for Saturday. March
%.
Secretary Johnson will at once poti-
~ the other members of the commits
siou and others interested in the meet
ing so that they will be able to attend.
1t is understood that at this meeting
OF the commission the question of
dates for the spring race meeting at
the Lexington, Louisville and LaIonia
tracks will be considered. a pres;S;n.
Judge elected, and other matters Of
sidered.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22
At Opera House Tomorrow Night

At the Paris Grand tomorrow, Satur-
day. night, will be presented for the
rfist time in Paris the startling, thrill
ing and absorbing film story in three
reels and forty scenes entitled 1.-The
Thundrrbolt. Since the release of
this wonderful picture only a few
weeks since it has been the sensation
of every city fortunate enough tn
secure it for production. 1t ran for
one solid week at prominent picture
house IN Cincinnati, and the same
house is now negotiating for a return
engagement 1t will be produced in
Paris for one night only, tomorrow.
but the owner of the films have
promised a return engagement in the
future. 1t is impossible in mere
words to fully describe this marvellous
picture, but it is pronounced by all
who have seen it to be the limit of
perfection in the film makers art.
Two performances will be given
tomorrow night at the Grand the first
commencing at z 80. The price of ad-
mission will be ten cents to all parts
Of the house.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22

Matt Clay. of Mt. Sterling. was ap-
pointed Insurance Commissioner Tues
day by Auditor Fl. M. Bosworth. Ruby
Lafoon, of MadisOnvllle. and N. o.
Gray, of Eddyville, were appointed
members of the Insurance Board.
Mr.. Clay is brother of Will Clay.
formerly Representative from Mont
gomery county, candidate for Sena-
tor from the Twenty eighth District.
Mr.. LafoUn opposed Mr.. Bosworth
for the Democratic nomination for
State Auditor. Mr.. Gray has been a
candidate for various 'places on the
state commissions, and has been spoken
of as a member of the new Prison
Commission.
John Byers, Of Hopkinsville. was ap-
pointed State Supervisor of Rev enue
Agents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22
Basketball TONIGHT.

At :l5 this evening in the Publ C
School Gymnasium will take palce the
most holly contested game of the sea-
son. The Lexington High School girls
will measure strength with the Paris
team. The Paris team has not lost a
game this year and Lexington has
been preparing the whole season to
play this game having refused to meet
the Paris team early in the season.
A carload of Lexingtonians will be
here to encourage their team. Let
Paris stand by the home team. Your
presence will greatly assist. Admis-
sion Is cents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22
THEATRICAL.
"a ROYAL SLAVE.V

With all it's wealth of special seen
cry. Gorgeous costumes, bright and
catchy specialties-is the attraction at
the Paris Grand en- Wedne sday, March
81. This piece, which has attained
such an eDviable reputation and secur-
ed such hold on the hearts of theatre
goers from one end of this broad land
to the other-is from the pen of Mr..
Clarence Bennett, author of ''The
Holy City," another notable success.
Mr.. Bennett has located his scenes
near the City of Mexico and based the
fabric of the play on events which
actually occurred during the brief
regin Of Maximlllian. The great
treasure-the secret of which was so
loyalty and jealousy guarded by Ell
Aguia, The Eagle. who although a
serf, traced his lineage from the royal
Montezumas--is founded on fact. The
success of this piece has been so
phenomenal in America that the firm
has decided to present it next year in
Eng land.
A special feature of the production
is the first appearance of 1.-The Ameri-
can Chanticler Girl" Prices 25, 35,
so and IS cents. Seats on sale at
Mitchell & Blakem0re's
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22
DEATHS.

Mr.. Richard T. Carter, aged sc
years. died at his home in Carlisle
Tuesday morning of pneumonia. He
is survived by his wife, one brother,
o. T. Carter, of Paris, and two sons,
j. K. and q. l.. Carter. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at the residence
Wednesday morning, by Elder w. G.
Eldred, and burial in Carlisle Gene
terry.
MIR. Ray DuvaIl, aged about
thirty-two years, died Tuesday morn
ing at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Harriet Duvall, on Vine street
Mr.. Duvall was thought to Paris about
a week ago from Huntington, w. Va,
suffering from tuberculosis. He is
survived by his wife. and father, Mr..
George Duvall, of this city. The
funeral was held yesterday morning at
10 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
Duvall. Services were conducted by
Elder j. T. Sharrard and the burial
took place in Riddles Mills cemetery.
The pall-bearerswere Thomas Marsh,
Harry Conway, Emmett Howard,
Granville Denton and Ernest Hough.
The remrains of Mr.. Walter 5.
Conway. formerly of North Middle
town, this county, were brought to
this city Tuesday night from Cincin.
natl. in which city he died several
days ago. at the City Hospital, the
result of injuries sustained from
fall.
| The deceased was identified through
the efforts of Capt. Goodale, of the
u. S. Army Recruiting Station, IN
Cincinnati. who telegraphed to the
War Department for information
about Mr.. C0nway's relatives. He re-
ceived reply stating that M. r. M.
Rice. of Paris. KY. was an uncle OF
the deceased. MIR. Rice was notified
and he ordered the remains shipped t.
Paris.
Mr.. Conway was a son of Mrs.
Rho1a Conway, of Paris, and haG
spent number of years as surgeon in
the u. S. army. He was born in
Nicholas county and later moved with
his mother to North Middletown
where he resided for several years.
The remains were taken to Carlisle
Wednesday where they were inferred
in the Carlisle cemetery, where his
father and sister are bruied.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22

Children are much more likely to
contract the contagious diseases
when they have colds. Whooping
cough, diphtheria, scarlet fever and
consumption are diseases that are Of
ten contracted when the child has a
cold. For the quick cure of colds you
will find nothing better than Cham
berlain's Q ough Remedy. 1t can he
depended upon and is pleasant and
safk to take. For sale by all dealers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22
MATRIMONIAL.

The marriage of Miss Katherine
Elizabeth Rassenfoss to Mr.. Albert S.
Lyons will be solemnized at the Catho-
lie church in this city on Wednesday
April "a. The ceremony will be per.
formed by Rev. Father DeBruyn.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22
Book BARGAINS.

FOR the next ten days we will offer
all the books in our circulating library
for sale at rs cents each. They are al
81. so books and are standard fiction.
Slightly worn but practically as good
as new. This is a rare chance. Call
early and get the pick.
ct PARIS BOOK co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-22
Spring Stock.

One Of the most exquisite lines of
carpets and rugs ever brought to Paris
is now on display in our carpet depart
menr. From the plainest to the most
elaborate patterns The prices will
suit. You need look no further than
my store as we are sure to please you.
You are invited to call and have a
look no matter whether you buy or
not.
J. T. HINTON.