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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

IerzNattn fir aonfumsnien In Glms
ppoo ploee duf Is Gents pro 1000
@anonen. Die Gtabt hrshnet jtbt
Der Crtfhoit s Gents pro 1000 Gnls
lonen, nGbrenb biefe BON BEN Ronius
menien 15 Gents erhdlt. Dem Nus
ihub fir 0efese unb aontratte iibers
nieisn.
Orbinan5, bic porfhreibt, oob
bic Cincinnati 1ruetipn 60. Su ben
aoiten Der Gusmer3ung Der Rootpoo6
4penue areu3ung Der pennfnlDnnia
Balm. bic bon Der geBteren uno Der
Staot poreenommen MIR, $4,000 bsis
iteusrn ION. Gem ausidub fiir Gss
lebt anp apniratte iibsrniefsn.
Grbinan3en, oeuen 3uf0lge In
llebereinitimmuna nit Der iiingit pdis
itrten S%trabenbabn RoutsH Neorsus
niIirungs ; Oroinan3 bic McVlidens
Main 5tr1be ainie iibtr Wohupl
place BITS our Central Moe. unb biz
4oonbak Route iibsr CUNT Ctr, BON
Spcamore Str. gum grodofpan ner'
ldnssrt tperbe, b. 8. oaB bic n0ibiger
Geleiie uber bieie Siroben geIegt lrsr=
ben IolIsn. Dem Etrabenbdhnz auss
ihub ~iberpisfen.
Srbinan3bs tr. ausmerSuns Del
Hipeantreu5uns Der %. 6. 6. II. ct
g. Rp. Go. an Riasara uHb Brootlpr
| Etrube. Dem Eifeubueuausfhuf
i~iberpisfen.
.Rebina 9fod" pftufer2
@om Director 9rics lag in llebsr.
eiritimmung nit elmer am IL. Wirl
b. J. paifirten aufforberung cine Re.
iclGtion Dor. ber3ufoIee es fir noi1'
rerbig eraftst peroen fol-, bic Wao,,
ION Hpoo 3piidsn Woobburn uni
Grit apenue nit 5oI3bloten, IRE.
fina : 8lDden" pber 9rantibloden 81
pflafern. !6err Wnrtin pDlte Dol
Yafiirnng Der Refolution ndherer
0rffhIub iibtr .Wleoina gl0ds" 10.
ZEN unD eriIdrte babel, oab biefelber
ie;rer Qnii6i nab Elm potentirter ar
titel ieien, fir ipelten bic GiaDt ohHl
2tpstfel iibermdBig hobe preife al
3abIsn bGbe. Seiu Nntrds, bic Nnge
lsasnbsit bebufs Grtbeilune oisfsl
9uHhluFss an ben Tirsitor prie
suciit3uperpeiisn, sins ptrloren
etenio elm 4nsrag oi. ReiSlutiol
uater S~uspenbirung Der Rsseln aHsa
rebmen. aus bisism @runoe selan5t
rieitlbe MIR CUR 3~peitsn 2efung IN
tam erIt in ndtiter Sieung paflir
frsroen.
Msbr GsIb Ir Blat
tern 5ofpitai-
Die 6oipital : apmmiFion unser
hieitete Elm 8eiuf, DAB ihr oubsr Del
tereits ~befriaig.en So. 900 nod mel
iers $4,000 fir bic Ginridtuns be
ntlsn 9IGitsrn > Sfolir . 3oipital
al Der gurnst 4Dsnus s~uSeptisi
nsrbn. Tas Gefuh tpuroe Der
ausifuB fur oas nsus 6ofpital absr
~pitIsn.
!. Gnbgiftig pdffirt
rnrbea auf gmpfsblung oss Jinans
ausiGuHss orsi Oroinan3eH bsbuf
@ntdufs pcn Grunbsisent5um in Go
I~tforrid. College 5iu uno SopIs
part fir poIi3eifaiions3psde sur
geiommtteirngs BON $500.
auf GmpfebIung oes ausi6uHe
fiji mitttI uHo Wess Groinansen b
hrfg 9erausgobuus bon Bombs II
getraae bon $4,000 rsfp. $4,000
J um ans benz Grtrdg ben ftGotiite
} artbeil Der Rotten fir 0srbefisrunss
IL. aeipis 4p., Sisbpoint ID., geet
mont Gr.. fir Rontrtftreppen a
] Sieiner unb Delhi uDeHue uHb II
; RE aanaliiiruns Der Carton, R1oin
IiItinfOR unb Jou!er Strabs 81 b
{ aohfeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

boren, fam 1866 mad Mmeritu uno
lisb fid bier ais Gdrtner nieoer, urb
mar oIs folder tbdtis. bis er fi6 Dor
fieben Jobren in ben spoblDerbienten
Hubeitanb begab. Wit ben bier Cob
nen, beren Jamilien Iammt ben anoern
4nseb6rigen betrausrt Elm groberareis
BON 5reunben unb 8efannten Das
5infheioen bes geahteten Wunnes.
Die g~esrbiguns finoet am Greitag
Nafmittag bonn Srauerbaufe. 4424
golerain pile, aus ftutt, porouf In Der
8eutfden proteitdntiiden Stride an
5offner Strabe bon paitor 6uebihs
mann Der srausrsottesbienit ssbaIten
ipirb,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
Natioualer aputbcferperbano.

Der bisiiss 3fueis Der ~4msricau
pharmaceutical 4Foeiation" pat iih
nunmebr fsit orgauiiirt. Die 9er@
fammluns fano seftern abenb in
2lonb's gibliotbtfaal in Der court
Strabe itatt. Die folsenben genmtsu
lpurbtn ssfpdblt: Sobn Urn 2IOpb,
prGfibent; Sbsooor W<tieritroem uno
Greb. Msibmann. Disqualification; =.
@. Hctbe. Shasmeiter; Ghas. u.
4pmtrer. Getretar; Gr. u. 9. 3pid,
,Ghol. Nlssrs1 uas 6. Z. .. Genns!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
sransfcrs anf Der Glberon ainie.

Gem Stabtratbsmitelie6 auu III
es gclunger, bic Cincinnati Traction
50. at Deranlaifen, ben Baiidgierer
Der Glberon aoeuue-H onte, lolangc
Nieielbe nie iebt betrieben miro,
transfers naf) Der s. ut0 Glbcron
apenuesHout 81 berpiaigen, Die 3ltnt
llmiteigen an Der s. uno Glberon
9(oenue bereftigen. Gie 8~ergiinItl'
9nng miro idon beute IN Strait tre'
ten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
Grit an
Tr. atiuter 6 Co,
StHskamtpa, ". n.

semsts, sas emamp~s7sst FAR Gle thuu htrb.
Sbreib.u Sic an Gr.GiImsr Il Go, gtu5s
bomiou, 81. g., fir cine Qrob.flaihe. Sic
tpiro Stben iber3eugen. Sic erbdIttu Ferner
eir giidelhsn BON lperthpoQer Conformation
iiber Ri.reu uuo gIais. Meun Sic ibreiben,
feten sic fiber uno s%rtpdbnen Sic has Gins
linnutt Gaglibe 8olfsblatt. ReeuIdre
funf3ig Gents uno sineu Collar Gluihe5
Tno III alien Npotbetsn idufliA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

GrefutiDe. Die nddite gerfammlung
finbet am s~tpsiten Dienftdg i'm Wonat
4pril ftatt. Jn Der geftrigen SiBung
belt Or. 3pif etnen i1Iuitrtrttn 8ors
traa ibsr bas ralteite Reaeptebu9".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
9urd 6nittn 5sriprang
singIntsef6f.
Gagt, Wtfnbr lam permieocn nno
3siiang In 5 Stunoen beiuirft
merOen.

Gin GAreiben fHr msoiginifiar 9eifffyiften
feat, bah euiiet rflntnIs r~sranipcrflit IN snt
t1s written BON RIni6sf5hfH. Gin puiiefi Oeer
GrfaIintg beoenfes 1nfsinnHrq f5isbfg) NM
BsrficpfHna, n5fn nieie tutebsr thHoen al. oar
Der nprper boiler Gilt iinb Ibiallitofie IT, Gifis
fe1e Eiuttyuf'a, frie fe IN 40tentmeoistteH Gfi.
s~fiftf'cn III, aub rim g3bisfen fbahsn rffu;GIs
uisbr aIs lie out ihun. Do tic iHebr ggrfiCpfufia
Fercorrafen. 0in fidrfeHbfr Ioraiinerrufienfhrap
fvttt 9Aupber t~sfpirten. iin6 bier fofaf Gin RES
SEPT, tpeI1et bsriibHit rirn burn fesHf tr0fnpte
Rlnbfruna NIB ber1tMieu gHassn. Gs be'Tctt
has Ecfism ben ben nrfadhen, alisaeHoHfHnea e
m Emnfnnfn1t. Anrfen Gle nids, lie bic
Gcblpsnbfndbf tstne Tpfer. erareift. fofibfrr fars
cFn Ese NIT biefer Petauhinng an, srefAf m.dHs
de In fnnf Einrben iursrI aqinH rulfte Tn
ssnss Ginfts sine bolbe tfnSe TiTib yeiIb Qber'
~ Fcrf. esfe nrse GonaneuHt HHence Gar
biol mHS brfi liuseu Snrup vgbits lainr gota-
pcuHb. Waan refine sfpnHsia Iregfsr rue baIbf
GtaHbf bier IfunteH lana. borrf ftrel bsIter
BE ssrsn Ttseioffet ben erei DDer cisrlldi- tao,
ltt. MpnH aese ban fiHoeru ~ipeuiesr. ie nnc
benz alter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

Tie peridieoenen 0erelnignngci
Der Eptbinsritter pom bier nnb aus
Der llmaegenn peranftnIten Wontia
abenn, "a. Dt1rs. in Der arnrorp Ell.
men sroBen aurneDal. Die ~nniformir.
ten Sraaniiationerl geben preiserefs
Gin ercBeS Erfeiter lit enga.
eirt iporben ur,b nuberhem sibt q
1G1ta unb SGsr5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

Gte Q h0nbeitsfonfur.
Giren tra1trigen 8eIeg oorir.
mic oeroerbIif sic in oen lateiriifeu
91noern beliebten ShonbeItSfonfur-
rensen Den babel Qetronten .aonigiH.
men" neroeu fonnerL ~lieiert ein oieler
Gage oorgetommerer Soil. SSn Rea.
bel n1r cine Qroitituirte aus etHem
offentlid)en Suuie ~entIaifeu puroen
un0 madlte in lhrer 8eryrpetfllms Gle
ner Selbitnoroperiud nit Sit. geun
iteqte eg fid3 berous, oob bic llngliif.
Ithe cine Sdneioerin aus Serrara tit.
Die Dor mebreren Sobren altf eirer
Ed)onheitStoufurreu8 nit Dem flon1-
pollen GiteI elmer ,a0nigin pom 30
gefront moroeH mar uuo oa6urdy Der.
fihrt muroe, thr d~rbeitiomeS, beitei-
oenes 2eben geaen elm DoieiH ool oes
Sheins 5u bertauitpeu Gle iant Damn.
fpie es in iolden sSdaen intnler eebt.
'dmeu bon Stufe 5u Stufe. gs be.
itehf .penig ansiitt. ibr Geben ~
Irettegss
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GdiNsnahrihtem.

Rem gort, is. Mdr5.-anset.:
rMortba B~afhingtou" uno raIics"
Don 5rieit; yRbein" BON Bremen;
Berlin" BON Neapel; San gusltsia
mo" BON Neapel; rWsnbo5a" DON
Neapel.
4bge9dngsn; ROTTERDAM" ndd Rots
tsroam; 9aiIer Wilhelm H." nat
Bremen; .Sant' Nnno" mad, Mars
Iei1e; Uranium" mad ROTTERDAM.
2iperpooL. Qbgsg.: ySOernia"
mad Bolton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
Pokal-Derid)t
Staotrat6.
Gdritte fur bic AusmersAns einer
Ansabl sefabrlidjer Wiuean.
areasnusen tinseleitet.

Mebr Delo fir bas gfatterns5 cipis
tai perlanst. pflafisruns ner
mahifon NDtnu. persOssrt. - Nsa
einsersihte 0orlagen.
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5ugsgen tparen, befonb fih Der bsutfhs
got56after p. 3f6trfhtp.
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(5crtiebung bon Der /. Seite.)
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&ppf8erbreaen. Gs fheint fiher gu
fem. bab cine 8erm0gensftsusr trgenO
fpeIher 4rt auferlsgt fperben pirb,
dber aud cine Steuer auf Nttieu unb
Gurus 9egenItdnbe ift in Siht. Sm
8unbesratb berrIdt betreffs Der 9etz
ung feline ginmiitbigtett.
Mie berIautet, bat fi6 8Dnig 5ries
brih 4uguit pm Sahfen an Die Spibe
Der Waltontentsn geitelt, bd er gleid
anberen 8unbesfiriten uno reihen
Decentralization our 4bgabe bon err
bsbIiten Steuern berange3Ogen nsroen
ION.
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gr 5lut
so a n D b

Sn ben ndhftsn 3agen beginner IN
Der umgebung BON aOln umfanareids
Mun0per BON 2uftf6iffen unb Slug
maitinen, bic bduptidhlid ben 3Ded
berfolgen, bic 4rt bes 3uiummenDir>
tens Der S6pererz unb Der Gei6ters
alssQuft@Sp'teme gu ~srproben.
Die 2uTtIaiffe aus ben Stationer
90ln, WtsB unb 8abens8oben nebmsr
i'm 8erein nit 5lug3eugen Der perifie.
benen Sliegerabtbeiluugen on ben ueb,
ungen tbeil.
4usru flung aIIer quit
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-11

- Counties were carried by the Pro-
gressves, with 40 members in the House
Of Delegates.
] Counties carried by the Standpatters
with J members.
Il Counties carried by the Democrats
with 50 members.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-11

70 The woods that night, who caught
one which was cooked, ia, ked with
"Weet potatoes, AMI Mark lived iust
'oDg enough to snjpy e. It ~as hig
last UsnI.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-11
Recital Of 4 Blood
Red r 6 C G r d
BY BRUCE. g RIT.

In 17l2 plot was formed by q
uumber Of slaves in New York, to
obtain their liberty by massDcceiug
the whites. They killed number
of persons aud IS of them were put
% desth
Ap insurrec.i lion in Savannah, Co.,
ID IT'S by the slaves. They were
tired upon twice. Their design was
10 destroy ell tho whitcc in order 10
obtain their liberty. A plot WAS
formed in 1929 in Antique, R. W.
l., 10 destroy the whites. Thtte Of
tho conspira,ors we're taken and
burned alive. 1880 An ineurreotion
Of ,he elhvee occurred in Virginia.
Eve cOun!lea were in erme with
orders 20 Kill all the blacks who
retueed to eubmi,. In 1884 an
'nsnrrecslon broke out among the
Hi"Ses in Burlington, Penn. In
1889 three bloody Instructions oc-
CURED IN S. Un, In one Of them
whoa took pace in September,
twenty five vhi,es and tnirv fonr
bucko were killed and others glib.
b=.,.d alive. l14O Another ipsur.
rec occurr,d in .he same place,
end twenty pereono were killed.
l74l A dreadful iusurreotion broke
on, among he slaVts IN New York.
VI she conspira.ors, thirteen were
burned alive, eighteen hung and
tgh'y cc'cD'Zsd IN the West IDdies.
1854 IL June two women were burnt
alive in Chpree'on, S. o., for SET
ing fire 20 building, Their obi ct
wIs 20 ob cir sbtir freedom. In
S5pt. 1855 40 DIHVcB were put 10
des!h Ia Mssspch use !le, (Csm brdgD,
tor poleonlng lhclr master in order
o ees their freedom. In l7Gl,
% obeI there wss Tn insnrrec,ion
IN Jamalcs, Is w |. 10 the sume
year there wes one 10 Bermuda. The
slnvss threatened TO deetroy their
mas ere. Two were put 10 dea b,
one was hinged and one burned at
The o s'dkc. 1922 In July 35 slaves
pu: 20 des;b in SUnth C.ro)jpa, fof
go a!',mn> o pajn ,hejr |iber,v I,
AI,- 1928 q, C,cen,;,,o 9 n,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-11
AneCd0ta|
Literature
By W. q.
GIN. BRkDDOCK'S GRAVE.

In l846, the writer had occasion
to take g trip 10 Canton, Ohio, c city
which has gained notoriety az the
home OF the McKineys apd Sax!ons.
A. that time the B & O. r. +. had
its terminus at Cum berlsnd, and
further travelling was mostly by stage
or private conveyance. Tie writer
then resided q, Emmitshurg, Nd,
and went 10 Frederick by private
conveyance; thence to Cumberland
by reil; thence to Pit,sburg by e,age;
thence to Butler by steamer; and
thence TO Canton by stage again,
In staging from Cum berlsnd to
Pittsburg, the writer wss partly fol-
lowing the route Of Gen. Brad docks
march to Fort Pitt, and in approach
ing the toot Of the Laurel Hill, bis
attention was c,llt d to a shiDele
1astened to tree, on which was
painted: 'BRADDOCK'S GRAVE
The index of this rude sign pointed
to clump Of trees, about two hun
drt d yards from the road, where
could be seen listIe mouud Of
earth-,he grave Of the brave Eng
lish soldler, ''unhonored aud un-
sung"
Far from the land he called his own.
Nor friends nor children DER him
weep;
A group of forest trees alone
Stand sentineis around his sleep.
What though misfortune cut him down
Upon the soil he came to save
Take not away the just renown
Due Braddock in his lonely grave.
-
bRoUGHAI AND LYNDHURsT.
Brough. epesk;ng Of the meagre
salary attached to uew judgeenlp,
said, it WAS all moopshiue.
Lyndhurst, in his CRY aod waggish
way, remarked My Lotd-but /
have confounded s,rong notion
that, mooDehine though it be, you
would greatly like to see tho first
quarter Of it,"
*o*
AN OBJECTIONABLE NAME
"A girl had q wocec named Mike
Who said that TO marry he'd like,
But the 6 ri said, "No!-your name,
And not you is to blame;
Go chaselyourself quick down the pike.''
EVEN WITH TEE WORLD,
Jack-"Jim, how are you?"
Jim-"Ol I'm sbou! even with the
world.'
Jack-"How's thai?"
Jim-"Why, l figure that owe
about as many people as I don't
owe.'
THA LAST MEAL On PossUx,
When Mark Dsvls,sn old ex-s slave
was dying at the Macon poorhouse,
he was visited by white frieD d who
:said to Mark:
GLOW are you Msrk?" as be laid a
hand on the wrinkled forehead OF the
old Negro.
K = 3wino ltr die sold thc Ne
,ro, pot ''ors goes, I voua sng,-
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-11
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS

CJC:;TY.
Brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
Marshall, Tyler and Wetzel
l'lcaSants, 1itcilie, Writ and Wood.
Jackson, Mason and Roanc.
Cabei!, Lincoln and putran1
Mcdowell, Wingo, Wayne ard WYOMING
Mercer, Monroe, RaleiG2 and Summers.
Boone, KanaWha ard Logan.
Clay Fayette G-ecnbricr and Nicholas
Braxtcc1 Calhoun, Gill17er, Webster and Pocahontas
Marion, EIonongaa and Taylor.
Doddrdge, Harrison and Lewis
Barbour, Pcrdleton, Randolph and Upshur.
Grant, Hardy, Mineral Preston and Tucker
Berkely, Hampshire, jefferson and Morgan.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-11

'e a.aa' riders sre o.da..De
Fl. a4d 'ooI.uatys 4 70 ..,..
-.' ..nt'oo II 'bt a,aee @,a a,s,
.>'orj heir vb,'c a0aa ..s
r' f'n,m. Aimee. "..,s ... .
.jna9,oR ioT somr uDuss. ~ (.
.. .rm.. -'ncr han as%!.
,Hr..nu 4 on ..sn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-18
IN TOWN AND OUT

Photos for Christmas gifts at
Smiths Studio. ADV.
Peter M. Weiszbeck, of Hague,
was Linton visitor Monday.
An enjoyable dance at the opera
house last Friday night drew out a
large attendance.
The new Kremer & Sautter store
is well on it's way to completion.
having been inclosed already.
For Sale.-Perfumery (the very
besD and household remedies guar
anteed) Geo. Brooks, Linton.-Adv.
Mrs. R. J.Crain is assisting in the
office of the register of deeds since
the resignation of Mrs. Charles
Paulson.
A. L. Briddell and family spent
several days visiting with relatives
and friends in Eureka last week.
They returned Thursday.
You don't have to hitch q new
Maxwell behind dray to start it,
hOA SdL1y Jug Va WdIcE LIVE tuS
radiator. See ad in another column.
ADV.
A letter from Andy Wolfer, who
lives at Timber Lake, requests us to
remember him to his old friends at
this point, He says things are fine
out his way.
Born.-Sunday, December 7th. to
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Pfaff, 10
pound son. Mother and boy doing
we'll, and Papa Jake has been
around with the cigars.
Phil. Dawson. who is holding down
claim near Gull Lake. Sask. Canada,
has been in Linton for several days
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. F. B.
Streeter. Mr.. Dawson is loud in
his praise Of the crop-growing prop
critics of the lands in the Canadian
Northwest. However, he is not par
ticularly impressed with the con.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-18

responsibility of owner, editor. bust
ness manager and mechanic, still
during the greater part of the past
four years we have practically man
aged the affairs of the business and
therefore believe we know pretty
near y what is coming, also that our
hello" is merely a matter of form
to our friends here.-R. C. Colburn.
Russell Tye was brought into town
last night suffering from an attack
of ptomaine poisoning. Early in
the evening he ate q quantity of
canned fish, after which he was i'm
mediately taken i'll. Upon examin-
alton of the can from which the
food was taken it was found to have
hole in it, which accounts for the
fish being poisonous. The patient is
recovering.
When one remembers, says an ex-
change, that in an ordinary column
there are 10000 pieces of type, that
there are several wrong positions
each letter may be put in, and there
are 10000 chances to make errors,
besides millions Of chances for trans
position, he will not be too critical.
In the sentence. ITO be or not to
be-" by transportation alone it is
possible to make 2,759, 022 errors.
So YOU see the perils that beset
q u ter
Former Station Agent Chris. Bett-
ger arrived here Saturday evening
from Bremen, N. D.. where he is
engaged in farming. Chris. just had
to come down and see that new son
which was born last week, and he
might also have come for square
meal, az since he has been patching
he has grown go thin that he has to
stand twice 10 cast q shadow. His
friends here were all glad to see
him, and it's a cinch they will send
him home feshier than when he ar
rived.
That the farmers of Hazelton and
vicinity are beginning an era of d.
versified farming and have gotten
over the idea that small grain alone
is the proper thing for this county
is being shown almost daily now by
the large shipments of hogs and
cattle which have been taken to
market from this point. Last week
there WAS in the neighborhood of
$4,000 worth of hogs shipped by
farmers OF this vicinity. Kurtz
Bros. and John Baker shipped ITO
hogs last Saturday, which would
bring close to $4,000 at the st. Paul
market, and the same day Frank
Goughnour and A. Il. Tye shipped
out load of Is hogs and a few sheep
from Motif.
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veniences or prices of commodities
across the line. Many of his neigh
boris are from "the states" but
they are one and all glad when they
get chance to get back for short
time even.
Gregory Magrum, who had been
managing thrashing machine in
the neighborhoods of Braddock and
Kintyre the past fall. was here
| Thursday of last week for short
visit.
S. j. Fetterley. of Clinton, Mimi.
a former resident of the Winona
country in this county, writes the
Record that his neighborhood has
had it's share of snow, but that the
weather has been nice all along.
Anton Grunefelder, accompanied
Ivy his daughter, Miss Annie. was
down from their home in the Brad
dock neighborhood Thursday of last
week on business and to visit with
Linton friends. Mr.. Grunefelder is
not only one of the early residents
VI ebS Ia dbuOSh SOuully, DuI - VIC
of the most prosperous farmers as
we'll.
Bismarck News: John Wilde, a we'll
known Glencoe farmer and stock
man, was transacting business in
the city Saturday. Mr.. Wilde
brought in a load of pigeons and
chickens which he sold to local
people. The chickens were sold at
II cents per pound and he also re-
ceived good prices for the pigeons.
Mr.. Wilde is one of Emmons county's
pioneer settlers ard has made care
full study of diversified methods Of
farming. His farm is located about
2 miles north of Livona and is we'll
improved. While Mr.. Wilde farms
to some extent, he also devotes
portion of his time to the dairy in
dustry and has been receiving good
prices for all the cream he has to
sell.
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HAZELT0N HAPPENINGS.
tRepublican. December H.

thepuuitCun, DeCemOer HI
John Wilde was Hazelton visit
or from his Livona farm Monday.
Mrs. D. w. Casey, of Clayton, did
shopping in Hazelton Saturday last.
Paul Kurtz went to the twin cities
last Saturday to dispose of two car
loads Of hogs.
Miss Maggie Baker, Of Livona,
visited friends at Linton the latter
part of last week.
w. p. Thurston was down from
Bismarck from Saturday to Monday
settling up some business.
M. Rush has been building small
barn in the rear of his residence on
Western avenue the past week.
A. E. Tye left over the 500 last
Saturday with a car of hogs and
sheep for the South st. Paul market.
N. /. Roop returned Saturday
evening from weeks business trip
to Steele and to the country north
of here.
/ Philip Gren7 and Chas. REM had
q wrestling match one day last week.
The two contestants were pretty
evenly matched.
/ Joseph Baker and Bonnie Kslher-
er left Tuesday morning for Ell n
dale. where they will atteh, scnool
the balance of the winter.
4 The carpenters II j hfu their work
on DR.. Montei'l.'s new residence last
Saturday, and the vanishing and
oth,r iI,.ilos finish will be COM
le. in couple of weeks.
/. Tne post-office was moved the first
4 of the week from the Leader Store
to the new quarters between the
1 Andrus Motel and the Goodridge-C Call
1 Lumber Co. yard. The new lacation
seems to meet the approval of the
llpatrons and is much nearer to the
4 depot.
i The infant daughter of MIR. and
/ Mrs. VIM. Seiber. which was born
Wednesday evening of last week,
4 died early Saturday morning and
4 was buried that afternoon, the fune-
raj services being conducted at the
4 family residence by Rev. j. w. Cab
i bage. Interment was made in the
Ilocal cemetery.
4 At the regular meeting of Hazel
4 ton lodge LOO. F.held last Saturday
4 evening the following officers were
4 elected for the ensuing year: Frank
4 Goughnour, N. G.; Curtis Weaver,
4 v. G.. Earl Frederick. secretary; e.
4 M. Jones. treasurer; G. A. Lenhart
and i. n. Briggle, trustees. The
4 newly elected officers will be in
stalled after January first.
Mrs. n. "A. Armstrong has been
incapacitated the past week as re-
sultiOf mixup with an automobile.
q Last Thursday evening while crank.
ling the car her hand slipped from
the crank handle and her right arm
came in contact with one of the
lamps. The member was severely
bruised and she has had practically
no use of the arm since.
q So far as the newspaper business
lin Hazelton is concerned, the under.
signed hereby bids his friends ii
this locality good-by, he having thi:
week disposed Of the Republican ani
everything that goes with it TO r. G
q Colburn. ". P. Thurston In as.
Stunning the responsibilities Of pro
prietor and editor of the Emmon,
county Republican we do not fee
that we are entering upon the liz,
y of a stranger in a strange land, be
cause, while we have not heretofore
carried upon our shoulders the who'll