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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06
IN PIONEER DAYS

Commissioner ieater is suli suf.
fering from rheumatism. and has
not yet been able to leavethe house
Tribune: The county Of F,mrnons
was named for Jimmy Il Was a
wild and vacant tract Of public do.
main. and the world didn t maryel
much when it was christenea En-
mons. Now the prosperous people
of that growing subdivision Of our
great territory wonder who Emnnons
was and why he was 50 highly hon
ored. For their instruction we Mill
say that he was a very old-timer of
Bismarck. he was steamboat mate
who never swore at the roustabouts
a salonn-keeper who never drank a
drop; and an editor of several
shortlived papers who couldn't smell
word He was fond al local
affairs. politics and kicking. He
was born kicker. Jimmy was
always smiling. He seemed like a
harmless cuss, but he was always
about. dong as much harm as good
in public way. He Was very kinG
to the poor on Thanksgiving and
liked to distribute turkeys. BE-
sides locating the courthouse. he
made war on the Northern Pacific
management in his Weekly sun that
cost Bismarck good many favors.
He also built one-thirl Of the First
National Bank block, and surren-
dered it to the bank to square the
loan he made TO build it with He
owned the lot. 1t was on that lot,
the third from the corner, that he
ran a saloon and took up subscria-
tions for the Methodist preacher.
Omlo Correspondence.
Mrs Bartu is reported TO he quite
i'll.
Mr.. Reynolds made a business trip
to Winchester Yesterday.
VIM. Carmichael shot and killed a
wildcat yesterday. 1t had one paw
i'm a trap and il took four shots to
kill 1T.
Mr.. and Mrs. l,umstead paid us d
pleasant call this afternoon on their
way up to Exeter, where Mr. r. had
some business to attend to-
South Prairie Correspondence.
*. j. Dean and NJ. Mahaney made
a trip to F.inmonsburg the Their day
| Messrs. Pagel and Bumsiead re-
| turned recently from trip to the
| Capital.
| A pleasant card party was held at
the residence of Mr.. Cantwell, CON
sisting of the host, X. j and w. NJ.
Dean, NJ. Mahaney, VIM. Pagel and
j. Mahaney. Draw poker was the
order of the evening. VIM. Pagel
and M. Mahaney took the gun-wads
The boys were very free at blufing
but, if it had been coin IN place of
gun-wads. they would probably have
been more careful.
From the Record, June IL, 1855:
Rain-rain rain every day and
Sunday, too Sells Brothers
circus sh rvs at Bismarck next week.
III. HI. Worst went to Bismarck
yesterday with load of wheat lie
will bring back lime. s. Joseph
| laipc, living near town. saw an an
telope near his place the other day
Mrs. ID. X. Strceter returned!
Saturday from her subscription can
vass of the river and Beaver Greek
regions. She went down by way of
Winchester, Emmonsburg and Vino
ma as far as Vanderbilt. just over
/ the line into Campbell county. The
trip was very successful. and the
/ Record subscription list has been
largely increased. Mrs. streetel
desires to return her sincere thanks
for the hospitality and kindness
shown her everywhere on the
journey
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06
Record, February 10,

Town and Out.
W. ela F,lick was a visitor to
vivian school "Wednesday.
H.. 4 Rhude has been quite
afr Ma time with neuralgia.
~. ertha Packer went up last
Sit friends in Bismarck.
~, gns next Wednesday
.e Goldfish and mackerel.
.sr..tasr Of ii. c. Rhude arrived
y sa,asport by Wednesday,
~ .la Aivona-
A. "A. Mrs John A. suverly, of
,iT',n.s. ted Mr.. and Mrs. Boutil-
esr H., Monday. returning home
I1ssda
Mr. Il leater on Tuesday last
,s,4N a. ac sad news of the sudden
,s,,h her father. Abraham
pohref luniati county. Pa.
n.eas Wills catalogues are
,sa,I. distributed. If you have
=, M. Is copy, send inyour ad-
arss. At nee, before they are all
gone.
TN. II Transport school is getting
slonq nieep. the weather being so
peasall. nat pupils from a distance
can atlslsl very day. Thirteen pu-
pills are nrolled-
Prof lNelm, Matt. Lockton and
Frank Hart are keeping bachelors
roos, together this winter. Matt.
IS stock III der, Frank the cook and
Mr. ksai the cnamber-maid.
Bi!ly 0gle is home again. Billy
has had his eyes and ears open since
he has Neen away railroading. and
he has Maari enough to convince him
that a railroad will be graded
through " llliamsport this year.
There is no doubt that the dances
10 be given on Washington's Birth
day ann "a st. Iatrick's Day will be
well attended. No two men i'm the
county aie better liked by both pho
neer and llsrlm than Wesley Baker
and Pete Shier and their friends will
turn cut rain or shine.
viii Raker has gone back on the
boys, as he following item sent US
from Bismarck will show: Miss
Lucinda Clark arrived from High
Point M3, Sunday morning, anc
MI. VIM. NJ. Baker. of Williamsport
and Miss Lark were married b. the
Rev c / Austion, Sunday evening
1t is considerably less than hun.
:. dred miles from the end Of the Mil
@aukee track tEureka) to Bism arck.
A bee line runs between the two
points thsoag Williamsport. A 'bee
line" running through a town
doesn raise the price of wheat and
real estate, however. and we would
much prefer a railroad line.
Part Of the letters sent out from
Wllllamsuo.t TO Livona Wednesday
morning We're promptly returned
in the evening by the Livona p. M.
Hasn't Mr. w. Wiley been in Office
about long enough to learn that he
is total y unfit for the position? II
hewoulsl resign and let some one be
appointed who can read ritin' the
people of tins unfortunate neighbour
hood would rise up and call him
blessed
IL a letter from Superintendent
Worst, date Milledgeville. H., Jan
alth, among other things he says
Feather here has been delightful
though sretty cold at times. Sleigh
ing has been very hne for the pas
SIX weeks. have been we'll since
left The family is in Ohio. Tn
chickens Of Illinois are of the yellow
legged variety. Am enjoying my
self @ill visit Indiana next montl
and ONO IN March. {"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06

assures us that there will not he a
dull moment during the afternoon.
Mr. Flint will be assisted by Mcssfs
Pierce, Greenwood and Christensen
The latter gentleman ~ one Of tIe
successful German dairymen of the
western part OF the state. and wll
speak in German for the benefit Of
our German farmers.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Rraunh aud
family from lnstow. England, ar
rived in Rraddock. Friday. and are
stopping at the Central hotel. where
they will spend the summer. Mrs
! I.raund being sister Of Mrs. Busch,
proprietress Of the hotel They re-
port very rough voyage. and in
the words Of Capt. II M BENSON
was the worst in his twenty seven
years experience at sea The
/ Cunrad liner, Iyernia, was battered
and delayed four days by terrific
gales. So tremendous was the hlr
rlcane that on Saturday,, Jan nth.
when the ship was three days out Of
Queenstown. she made only ss knots
during the entire day Mountainous
waves breaking over the highest
decks threw life boats from their
cradles and stove in the ventlIator.
There were Is saloon passengers,
III second class and al steerage on
board. Mr.. and Mrs. I'raund and
family, who were 2" days on the
read, say they do not care 70 repeat
the rough ride. The News bids our
English friends welcome 10 Norfl
Dakota. and may they make Brad.
dock their future home
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06
Iurners Returned

! andlord and Mrs II N Turner
arrived home Monday night from a
week $ visit at the Twin Cities and
Fargo. AT st Paul they attended
the national convention Of moving
picture men. At Minneapolis they
visited with Mrs. Turner s sister and
mother. Mrs Wood and Mrs Dos
well. At Fargo they spent sunday
with their son Glen. who is student
at the agricultural college sunday
night gathering Of all the linton
young people attending the Fargo
institution of learning vas held at
the hotel at which Mr. and Mrs
/ Turner were staying viii Kasrnus,
formerly Of Linton but now .Drk-
ing at Moorhead. MINI @as also
among the number.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06

have extensive land interests, and.
they go with the best wishes of their
many friends here.
A council of the leading local
members of the Sioux is being held
here to-day On February oath a
large council will be held either at
this place or at Bull Head, S. d., at
which all the Sioux tribes Of North
and South Dakota will be represent
ed by ten delegates from each tribe.
This council will be held for the
purpose of considering several old
treaties which the Indians claim
have not been lived up to by their
trustees, the officers of the govern
ment.
The big, new. school boys dormi-
tory W.lich was built at this place by
the Sioux Lumber Company, has
been Inspected and accepted by the
I government and is now being occu-
pied by the male pupils of the school.
1t accommodates 100, and at thl:
I writing there is room for but II
more, and there are 40 applicants
| for admission The building is two
stories and half, with .ement
and is a model OF modern architec.
ture and fine addition to the schoo
plant.
The Hon. Fred b Lynch, million
| aire. National Democratic Commit
teeman. of M nnasota, and probablI
member of President Elect Wilson
cabinet, and president Of tile Frs
National Bank of Yates, came dowl
/ from Bismarck to attend a meetin.
of the board of directors of tn,
bank. This va no Mr.. l. nca'st fr:
4 visit to Fort Yates. for during th
SOS he was member. of a survey
| ing party which worked through
this part of the state. and laid gu
the boundary line between Nortl
and South Dakota. He is now th
man of whom you read so much ii
:, me big newspapers.
u , %. s'''.
II --
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06
NO'luCt...

NOTICE.
Emmons County Telephone Com
pany, lemvik. N. H.
Notice is hereby given that at IA
meeting nf the directors. held on
the 18th day Of December. 1912. an
assessment of $1,000 per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation. payable February 10.
l9l3. TO Alice SNYDER. secretary and
treasurer. at TemviK. N. ID.
Any stock upon which this assess
mcnt shall remain unpaid on the
10th day Of February. 1913. will be
dclllnqucn, and advertised for sale
a li,.llir auction. and. unless pay
mcnt Is made before. will be sold on
the 10th day of March, 1913. to pay
the delinquent assessment together
with the costs of advertising and eX-
penscs Of sale
ALICE SNYDER.
Sec and Treas.
| (ia23 fel3l rcmvik, N ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06
YATES YAPS.

VolFess pssnec TO The Record. Clan. IL,
Nice and cold to-day.
II has hem some time since Old
Sioux has presented himself in the
columns u the Record. and he feels
mat ne has been very negligent i'm
deprlylng the readers of his valuable
~ efforts, but he will try to be
more attentive to them for a while
at least
Welding took place yesterday.
lhe contracting parties were Mr..
Jane Clayton and Miss Agatha
Shooter Mayor Hamilton united
'nem with all the ceremony at his
command. Old-timers of Emmons
county will remember that the
groom IS the youngest of the Clayton
lalniy which in the early DAYS lived
near the present Clayton postoffice.
ihe i.enten season begins unusu-
any early this year. so the social.
owing people of the agency are
'olbllng their energies in making
me most of the tina left before them
70 enjoy themselves. or to so tire
themselves out with dancing. ETC.,
mat when the season Of abstainance
affye they will be glad ihat it has
aroyp."
MAJ j. Y. Hamilton has resigned
am vii be relieved this week by
uf !. w. McCabe who was former
sSifef Clerk in the Indian office
Asfe The new agent is man Of
"lae and comprehensive experience
~ ihalan affairs, and has the peculiar
! ,suSantage of being acceptable to
"a Indians and whites. The posi-.
5 a hard one to fill successfully
.ame time retain the con-
-.ss2S -ealires a mar OF
sssssssSsss.. I'D bust
Sz1nnn .s1nn.- ~.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06

eighth and seventh grades. respec
tiNelv. for las, month";
Caroline Ohlhauser was absen,
THURSDAY
John Hecr was absent Thursday
and Friday.
Martha Graf was absent Thursday
and Friday
JtiNa Wohl entered school again
Wednesday
Little Anne Calhoun visited
school "Wednesday.
Jennie Rudd lost Meek Of school
4 on account Of sickness.
Jacob Scha,a, John Weber and
| Faith Stcdmnn have each lost one
halliday thus far this month
HE program Of the literary society
was We'll attended and enjoyed by
all. FRIDAY evening, January SYST
/ The following program will be- given
FRIDAY evening February IL. 1919
Song. ty Society Recitation. trn-
estne Wudtkc Comics. Nont2
Tcmpel Recitation. Marjorie s,ed-
man Trio, Misses Pauline rempel
Anna and Roselle Schcnkenberger
Recitation, 5. g. Stedman. Debate
Resolved. That War causes NOR.
misery than Intcmperance. " Affirm
alive, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Stedman
/ Negative Mrs. Do,id. Mrs l-arvick
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06

Emma Scha'z was absent Friday
llna lempcl was absent Monday
leuyl lcnpv and Oscar rcmpel
received the highest standings in the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06
tal No v.,,2. Clan y, :
Notice for Publication.
ImpAftn.nt ~ Ini.i

T'''I = I'I
~ e.l, h,sreh, siyenli,.t
HALyEK HtlnEK-'iN
~ Mare. North Dakota aisa. % i',t
l..i i0ad.- Homestead fil's NJ a.. =
son = Township 81 moth. Eitngt a s..>i
tiis ifii, Principal Merldilp, has ii - nt.Iit
~ attention TO maxi tina I've yfAu pr't3 !,
.s,ithli,h Hahn T., ths land Areisr d.sef ttpiN
il.fs,r. mas Is. CARRY judy snd fissi
l,.ra ~ the County ouri Al Linton, Nos.
l,a8"ta IN t'- 9th d,.y u ieprnsfy iii3
,imant names As Witnesses
Luther Huglip, Of kinpre y u
ko, Town- ~ hintyre, \ u
Mahon West. al hlntyrel 1,
James Green ~ Marie, y !,
k y STEVENS. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06

For job Printing of any kind call
AT the lsmmuns County Record office
and eNainne SAMPLES.
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Agent FOR KOSMOS Line HERE TO
AWAIT ARRIVAL OF SIS. KARNAK

The Karnak brings about an equal
amount of cargo for the Pacific Guano
& Fertilizer Company and the Ha-
waiian Fertilizer Company.
The new Kosmos liner is pronounc-
ed by those who have inspected the
latest addition, after leaving the
hands of the builders, as about the
last word in the line of a cargo car
rier. The vessel possesses all the
latest appliances for the prompt
handling of freight. 1t is understood
that it is the present intention of the
Kosmos line to operate one steamer
between the continent and the Ha-
waiian islands each ninety days.
The prediction is made that be-
tween four to six steamers in the SER
vice will eventually find their way to
Honolulu with European merchandise.
The Karnak upon arrival will be
.berthed at the railway or the Hack
field wharf.
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HARDOR NOTES

The Claudine has been placed on
the berth to sail for Kahuiui at five
o'clock Friday afternoon. -.
Taking general cargo, the Inter-Isl-
and steamer w. G. Hall, now in port,
will sail for Kauai ports tomorrow
evening. ...
Sailing from Hilo on FEB. I, the
bark Nuuanu with cargo of hard
wood, is reported to have arrived at
San Diego on last Monday.
1t is expected that the Togo Kisen
Kaisha liner Tenyo Maru from San
Francisco will be ready for dispatch
TO the Orient on Friday evening.
Pending the completion o. repairs
to the steamer Noeau, the Niinau was
dispatched this afternoon for wind
ward Kauai ports. taking general
cargo and later mail. -. -.
Sugar to the amount of twelve thou
sand tons which left Hilo, the last
port of call in the islands on Feb. Is,
is reported to have reached the 18th
mus of Tehuantepec on March LIST.
Fuel oil to the amount or fifteen
thousand barrels is enroute to Homo
lulu in the American ship Falls OF
Clyde. The vessel brings supplies
for the local branch of the Associated
Oil Company. H.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per stmr. Kilauea. from Hilo via
way ports, March A. r.. Loomis
and wife, T. ]. Watson and wife, E.
G.. Jackman and wife, R. B. Bias and
wife, A. A. Hoover and wife, J. L..
Richards and wife, ]. j. Jackson,
Mrs. E. A. Bullia, Mrs NJ. o. Erick-
son, S. c.. Ely, w G.. Ayre, Miss
G.. Jones, j. D. Stead and wife, L.
Edgeworth and wife, A. Heraly and
wife, E.. C.. Conner and wife, Mrs.
John Wolfskill, Mrs. r. E. Moore,
Fred. Bhl and wife, F. j.. Finicane,
wife and son; R. Bell, F. Bell, T. Z.
Holcombe, Mr.. Comstock, A. A. Bsr-
rick and wife, F. T. P. Waterhouse.
Dr. Rothcock, Miss Hall, Capt. Kerr,
Ben Pearson, J. H. Green and wife,
Miss GREGG, Miss lakewood, Miss E.
Ransom, Mrs s. Ransom, G.. NJ.
Reed, wife and daughter; L. S. Con-
ness, Mrs. A. Irwin, three children
and maid; H. C. Day and wife, E. j.
Smith, J.. H. Mckenzie, l.. D. Lar
sen, Miss NJ. Kluegel, E. j.. Lord,
Max Weber, L. NJ. Backus and wife,
L. A. Thurston, A. ]. TAFT, Miss, S.
Afat, Mrs. P. Ruttman, R. A. Kearns,
j. w. l.. MCGUIRE, l.. Hellbush Corey
and wife, Mrs. j. R. Darsie, S. Delo-
wage, C. w. Darling and wife, Mrs.
Hata, w. H. Hoogs, R.. Mahikoa, ].
l.. Cullen, DR.. ]. H. Raymond, H.
Howell, P. J. Goodness, A. L. De-
fries, Mrs. w. H. Spalding. *~...
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S STORAGE
CITY TRANSFER CO..
X. LOVE.
OCTOPUS
NOW BLAMED

When the British tank steamer Rou-
manian returned to Newport News.
Va, some days ago with the weird
story of the finding of a deserted
Norwegian bark, Remittent. seawor-
thy and well prorisioned and fully
rugged, but without a soul on board,
the incident set the tongues, OF the
maritime world to wagging, the
echoes of which have been taken up
at this Paradise of the Pacific TO an
extent that the local "ginger-ale
board" has given the strange story
careful consideration. with a view of
solving the mystery.
One case hardened mariner. whose
travels around the world in CON-
Portable arm chair are the wonder and
admiration of the waterfront. has now
figured out that the bark was at
tackled by gigantic squid or octopus.
He conjures up tie thrilling tcene.
Imagine 1t to be MONDAY; the sea
perfectly calm: the bark gliding along
under her canvas. The crew. have
gone below to linnsr. leaving man
at the wheel. Suddenly a large octo-
terrible tentacles aloft. 1t seizes upon
the man at the wheel and sweeps him
bodilv from the deck. His cries bring
up the rest of the crew. One by one
they are folded by the waving arms.
and then the monster sinks tlowly
into the depths with its living
freight
1t will be recalled that ihe Rou-
manian sighted the Remittent in lati-
tude 43 degrees 81 minutes and longi-
tude 81 degrees 30 minutes. riding a
heavy swell without hand to guide
her before a freshening breeze. The
big tank steamers crows nest iinme-
diately reported a ship out or control
and set out in pursuit lille the
Roumanian was coming upon her, the
Remittent. with tiller banging to and
fro and blocks banging on her decks.
was running wild In dashes AMI
bounds, first to one point OF the COM
pass and then another. The Rou-
manian lowered boats to take 4 line
and capture the bark. After mora
than an hours jockeying, during
which the Remittent sailed In swoor5
and dashes. stopping dead in the eye
of the wind and then bounding away
to the cracking of what canvas was
unfurled, the pursuing steamers
small boat finally caught her coming
around broadside on and boarded her.
Her deck planks. once swabted and
holy stoned to a glistening white, bore
the marks of MANY feet, but there
,,,yae y,othin0 10 ayfilafn tho diqauuAnF.
ance Of her master and her crew. In
her cabin. some odds and ends rolled
up; the lockfast places were undis-
turbed; her charts and papers were
quite secure. In her water breaker
there was full supply Of fresh water.
salt junk and biscuits we're in Her
stores. A main sail and two targets
were snugly furled End her Hfeboats
swung and groaned in the davfts.
The Roumanian. after towing the
Remittent to within 100 miles, of Cape
Henry. lost her in violent gale.
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SIXNEW SUITESDE LUX TOBE
ADDED TOOCEAN|C Liner SIERRA

liner now in, service in the Pacific
Unlike the rooms found in the Ven
tura and the Sonoma, each suite will
be provided with private bath. Both
fresh and salt water will be Access
sible.
The six new rooms are to occupy a
position on the upper deck of the lin
er. The work is predicted can be done
without necessitating the withdrawal
of the vessel from her regular service
between San Francisco and Homo
lulu.
While an advance in rates will be
charged for this class of accommoda-
ton, the Improvement is one that is
generally believed will meet with in
slant and popular favor with the trav-
cling public.
At the agency of C. Brewer & Co.
this morning 10 passengers had been
booked for transportation to the coast
in the Sierra, leaving this port at noon
Saturday. The liner will carry a full
cargo of island products.
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THETIS FOR
MARE ISLAND

General repairs and overhauling OF
the United States revenue cutter The
lis at Mare Island navy yard will fol-
low the return of the vesse; TO Homo
lulu from a cruize to Laysan and Mid
way islands.
Coaled and provisioned ror voy-
eye requiring at least month to COM
plete. the Thetis has been .mace ready
to weigh anchor this afternoon, and
steam for the island realm formerly
presided over by King Max Schlem-
mer.
The Thetis is to call at this lonely
isIet in the Hawaiian bird reservation,
where four mainland scientists and
rabbit hunters have been staying since
the latter part of December.
The revenue cutter will also pay a
brief visit to other outlying bird isl
ands and reefs, and the tour is to In
clude call at Midway :siand, the
Commercial Pacific Cable Company's
relay station.
The Thetis is said will resume her
patrol of Alaskan waters this summer.
For some years past this vessei has
served as the floating home of the
United States court, when annually
visits points far to the northward,
and out of reach of the regular law
courts in the territory or Alaska.
Repairs to be made to the Thetis
are believed will not require a very
long delay at Mare Island.
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The Kosmos line, steamship Karnak,
eighty days from Hamburg, with a
large shipment aggregating nine thou
sand tons of fertilizer material for
two big importers in these islands, is
nearing the port of Honolulu and
should arrive here on or about March
IL.
3 Harold H. Ebey, general agent on
the Pacific coast for the Kosmos line,
with headquarters at San Francisco,
is a visitor at Honolulu. Lir. Ebey
comes here to await the arrival OF
the fine new Karnak, now on her
maiden voyage to the Pacific.
The Karnak sailed from European
ports with quantity of ammonia.
The vessel then proceeded to the west
coast of South America, where call
at IQuique was made, Here another
consignment of fertilizer was loaded,
the vessel taking on large amount
of nitrates.