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Evening journal., 1913-06-14
WORKING FOR GOOD ROADS

From the Dover. Delawarean
Road improvement in Kent county
should be assured when we find citi-
zens Offering to haul thousands of
loads Of material free to aid In the
project and even offering to furnish
free of charge to the county gravel
to be used in road building. These
offers came to the Levy Court at its
meeting Tuesday. when Messrs. +. NJ.
Soper and j. A. Barnard offered to
haul stone free. and Mrs. Beswick.
who owns a fine farm in the lower
part of the county, offered a hill Of
gravel. These are public spirited
citizens. and their example is worthy
of emulation.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

President Wilson may be able to settle most of the
big questions he has under consideration, but about
nine-tenths of the people Of the United States have
serious doubt that he will succeed in doing IT, He
reminds one Of the rural gentleman who bit off more
than he could chew"
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

No person need hesitate to take
Foley Kidney Pills on the ground that
they know not what is in them. Foley
g. Company guarantee them TO be a
pure curative medicine, specially pre-
pared for kidney and bladder all
ments and Irregularities. They 90
not contain habit forming drugs. Try
them.-N. b. Danforth, Market q
Second Sts., Wilmington, Del.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

Scores Of opportunities are missed
every day just because the oppor-
trnity seekers fail to consult the
Want Ads-the great opportunity
finders and keys TO many successful
careers.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14
N0 suRsTlTuTE GOULD pO THIs.

No inferior substitute, but only the
genuine Foley Kidney Pills could
have rid j. f. Wallich, Bartlett, Nebr..
of his kidney trouble He says: 81
was bothered with backache, and the
pain would run up TO the back OF
nay head. and had spells OF dizzi-
ness. took Foley Kidney Pills and
they did the work and ! am now en-
tirely rid of kidney trouble. IN. b.
Danforth. Market and Second Sts.,
Wilmington, Del.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14
EDITORIAL OPINION

all advantages of commerce and the
delights a recreation seeker would asl
while at the same time II is the JOY
zone for the epicure, who seeks the
qualification of the palate.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

II the people in the Twelfth ward will swat the
ny this Summer with the painstaking with
which they swatted Boxer Connolly there will be
no necessity for putting up screen doors.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

June brides in 1918 always will remember the diff
Guilty they experienced in protecting the brides
against fros-bite
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

APPRECIATE GOOD GOVERNMENT
From the Dover Republican.
The voters of Wilmington appreci-
ate good government This fully ex-
plains the vote of last Saturday
which retained the Republicans in
control
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

roads. reclamation and drainage will
also be talked upon with a view Of
getting a crystallization of editorial
sentiment for a united campaign to-
ward progress.
If one-fourth the good that is pos
sible from such a meeting is accom-
plished. it will be doing something
well worth while.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14
MR. MAssEY VIII EXPECTATIONs.


MIR. MASSEY MET EXPECTATIONS.
From the Salisbury News. M
The special committee named sew
eral weeks ago TO take up the ques-
ton of an adequate union station IN
this city for the two railroads met Su-
perintendent r. V. Massey and other
officials of the New York, Philadel-
phia aud Norfolk Railroad Company
in company with the Mayor and
Council, last week, aud had the new
plans for the station submitted 10
them. As predicted In the News, Mr.
Massey more than met the expecta-
tions of the committee, and the plans
were unanimously adopted, and Mr..
Massey was congratulated on the
Wilderness of his vision In meeting
every suggestion made in reference
to providing for Salisbury a. union
station on even better proportions
than our people asked for. The new
building will be adequate In every
respect. and Is said will be a very
handsome building with all the mod
ern conveniences, beautifully adorned
and finished, and will add materially
to the comfort and facilitate the trav-
Ito and from Salisbury.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

DIRECTIONS: Make parting and
rub gently with Cuticura Ointment.
2 Continue until whole scalp has been
gone over. The next morning sham
poo with Cuticsra Soap and hot
water. Shampoos alone may be
used as often as agreeable, but once
or twice a month is generally sufh-
cient for this special treatment.
cutcura Soap and Ointment sold throusnout ths
world. LIBERAL sample Of each mailed free With SIP
book. Address "Cutcufa.' Dept l2R Boston
eF-Mep who shave and shampoo with Cuticurs
eoAS win and best for sklb and srAlp.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14
nrn orr NEM MAYOR.-

Editor of THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Sir. A day or two ago a gentleman,
a stranger TO me. asked me II ! did
not write something which was p-int-
ed in Every Evening on DR.. HowelPs
first election as mayor. replied tnat
was correct. He said he was sorry
he had not kept il. This morning, IN
looking over my retained ,ocies.
found IL. do not know that gentle
mans name or address, OF J would
send him a copy. But I understood
both papers came TO his home, so J
am sending It to you. il you should
wish TO reprint IT, If you do. please
print this note. or give my reason
for having it reprinted two years
after writing it.
Very truly yours.
James T. Crozier.
TO OUR MAYOR.
BY James 7. Crozier.
Election day for<mayor is DER,
And Howell is the man;
He should feel thankful more and
more
To find how we'll he ran.
! hope that he can take his meals
And sleep right well at night
And tell each day how good he feels
To those who voted right.
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

Any poet who in about this June had
better keep cut OF the rural districts
Evening journal., 1913-06-14

Copyright, 1918, by A. D. Jacobson J
Evening journal., 1913-06-14


The Association a
kmerican Advertis.
ers IL composed OF
ali the great adver-
tisers Of this coun.
try. The Associa-
iion endorses only
such papers as sub
nit 20 It's ei.amina-
tion a. amy moment,
and positive proof
must be submitted.
The accompanying
certificate, No. tl5l,
has been lasued te
this paper.
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Des Qaii'erg ant.

Berlin, 2. sSebrunr. Der ,,Reihs.
4n3eiger" perofientlidu eineii @rIaB
bes aoiiers, IN ipeiden Der Wonnrh
feinen 9unf ousipriht mir Die Don al.
len Seiten ibni 3ugegaiugenen Gliif.
fDiirride gum pierinbfinf5lgiten 9e.
burtstaa beiIen Seier bic @egebunJ
Der 8ebe,,ftage bes EhifiolSiabrs
1918 etngeleitet babe. lie Saupt.
iteae bes BON etnem i,itgeDobnIthen
grnir getragenen GrIaiies lautet:
.ssnoem mir suriifbIiden auf sic
Belt Der grobteit Iotb nnb 6es SOD.
fen Rubmes. erfeHnen mir betpillt.
Dern0, ipas boS Bolt 5u poabringen
perung, inoeui es, auf Got Dertraii.
emo, fir Qnnig uno 8oterlnnb, fiir
Oie 5reibeit iro Cine bos le$te Gnt
unb gIut eiiliest.
.Eie Grinneruno at, iene 9sit mo.
q oo,a tsitsagsH VII ~ saeta,
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Sdliuei5er Wannerdlpr.

,5it Der qPitrigen @eriunnIund bes
nbIaen @ereins, ole unter Dem 0or.
1lB nes 6crrH @eorq 9obner itott.
lam, tuurDe bon 6err 9lrranaements
AuslhnB berihtet, 6oB oer iiinoIt
abgchaltene GnQ tros oorberridlennrr
Sdlpierlgfeiten fih aIs elm biibffer
errolg crnieien babe. Ger aus Sen
Serren sSohn j. Sdipab, SEQ. Sol.
ner lino 8lctor Suber beitehenoe I'm.
terindunas 2lltsihuB beriftete, ooI,
er nic 8iiher Der geointen aeoriift
llito III gltter Groriuig gefunocn
habe. Die folgenoen Sseitiidfeiteu,
81 oenen Der Berein Ginlaounaen er.
halten bon, peroen laut 8eifluB in
torpcre" beiuht iUer6en: gentidJer
Ghuhmaher unb algemeiner Inter.
ftilsungsneretn, s. Sehrior, Central
Turnballe; Cincinnati 5urnaemeiu.
De, MISUNDERSTANDING, 9. 9cbruar;
1elttonia Qldnnerdor, albenounter.
hdltung, 16 sSehruar, Central
1urnbade; Giuc. Ndfer 0eiangper.
Elm, 9oq, %. sSebrilar, Central
TnrnBale. gin Dem gaa oes Shipi-
biihen Inherit 8ereins. s. sSebrnor,
Central gurnhalle unb am St,au.
tiirHcn Der Cincinnati Iurnaemeiuoc
am 8. W1ro tperben bic WitgIieber
tsa& bsftsH Asaftsa no tdbssi1sh
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Tas Sfat.S Spuruisr.
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Cine grobe Qn3ahl Stuton..I aug
alcn 9eqenoeu unisres Staotss tan'er
gsitsrn i'm 6pfbrdu, 612 Dins Strabs,
3uidmmsn, nm fit i'm soIen We!ttowpi
81 mefen.
2Is Siegsr gineen aus benz Wstt:
itreit berpor:
/. greis. gr0be Qn5abl ssppnne.
rer SpisIs: Rihatb Wernsr.
2. grsis. Utsiiten ieIbItsema6ier
puutte: Wtar gomfsI.
3. grsis Colo gessn 6 Wlu.obore
5snrp 6aenslsr.
4. Qreis. 3peiter0bts 2ins15l gts
ponnerer SpisIe: paul auhImGnn.
5. Preis. 3psiteroBts an;1 pon
Buntter: Wor Mpbqebe.
8. qrsis. 90aftss ginseIfpisI. 9ts
trit 5rsie.
Z. Sournee gsgen bic meiitsn Wats
taoors: Wm. 9bilippi.
Setrstdr r. q. gurubarbt funai,te
ols Stotmeiinr. Die Woaen bss gk.
tbuiiasmus ginsen bod DER @oritono
puros beauftrast, in nd6iter Sci: eir
pstteres gurnee 3u orroneiren.
Die Arrangements bes g.iiriee7
5uruiers ldgen in ben b.fpGbr!en Sons
ben Der Ssrrsn WEh.Im arorrboa.
8i3eprafibent; Ttur Woblkbe, S6os.
mcifter; 3. &. gursturbt, S<tretdr.
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gterbiihfeitsberiht.


Stepber Sobnfon, 73, Cincinnati;
cSnqueit in Shpebe.
2aDrsnce Watins, %. Cincinnati:
Sosmu.
6eIen 2auman, 10, Cincinnati;
9iphtberitis.
Ridarb Gbert, SO, 2273 goqsn
StraBe; Rerpsnfieben.
SSba 2efpis, As, Cincinnati; Snausit
IN Shpebe.
@OroeIia atdiIpn, 81, Bomb 6in;
Gri50pfung.
Surub Runles, 50, $50 Wsft 9.
StraBe; Bronchitis.
Gem. Worris, 80, Cincinnati; I'm.
queft in S6pe6e.
5reoerit so. Burr, 5e, glsnco,
!6otel; Geipd6s.
0eorge 90. q. Qorter, So. 1884
Wooe Strabe; SSnqueit in S6pebs.
Ilb<rt S4mibt, "a, Cincinnati;
ShlugfIub.
Wsor U. Rei6enberg. Al, 3240 BUR-
net apenus; S6IugfIub.
:, Sulius g. 5sumann, 81, l1o4
Brodopup ;Tubertuloie.
8orothD Degsnsr, 3, 1857 Brother
ton Rodo; Snqusit in S6nsbe.
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Das Granp Opernhaus

Das Granb Dpernbous
tiinbigt fir bieIe Wode bic Muiitfarcs
.Sbe Dau Strsst Girl" NIT gInnhs
Hins in Der 9iteIrone an. Die aiinftz
lerin lit cine Der beiten Sdneerinnsn
i'm 8ortrage tontifher 2ieosr unb bot
in Der 5arce Die bette @elesenbeit, ibr
Talent 5ur Geltnns su brinsen.
.0eebIc Dunn Dee, IS Wont q
Reeular Ttdn" unb .MbiitIe st" aes
boren su ibren 0prtrdosn. Gtfr tiifs
tiger WGbdendor tritt nit ibr auf.
Die MuIit fir Die SARGE bat baupts
IGdlih GdrI Sofhna ton,poniert, ber
pinen guten Namen bat. Die fdrce bat
brei gltte, Die aud chne Muiit nit
@rfoIg aufqefiibrt peroen tonnten. nj.
bci ben iriiberen Nuffiibrungen geSetgt
lpuroe. Gds Mdbhen bon Der Wau
Street ipirb bon ibrem<9ater tpie elm
Sunoe er3ogen. Its aber bic 3sit Der
Giebe getpmmen lit, bo gebt Iie ibre
eigenen Wege uno reitet baburh ihren
gater Dor finunsielIem Ruin. Wia
RDgers lit Der partner bon ssrl. Ring
unb elm tiihtiasr Rpmit.r. u. =.
Carleton, 8aui porter, Gbas. Nins
ninQer, Sinner 9hompion, SEQ.
@aiton, aati DinsfieIo, Gillian
Spencer uno 9ltite Su1ipdn hab.n in
benz Stiide oute Rollen.
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WfenimliHes Glenb.
Salbperhunaert nno nit crfrprencu
Suhen muroc uboadbpicr Nann
nnfgefnnoen.

Sn einem bspausrnsrsrtfRG 3uz
ftonoe befdnD iit Der Is stalre aIte,
oboodlois Sad Ban, bon pit'sbursh,
9a., ais er g.itsrn BON '!rem oIten
Sbontpbopt ON 5ube Der 9tiagara
Strabe aus i'm gatroltpasen 6 nat
bem itdbtiidEn Spipital gsbrodt tDurs
be. Der gsrmits ipor baIboer1un5ert
unb beioe Tibe tpasn ibm srfroren.
Iubsrbem letbst sr an b,- SniIuensa.
Ssin 3u'tano lit bsbentIi6 uno bic
qerste befiirdttn, bub Die srfroreuen
Sube epsntul nmputirt psrben mill
fen. gaq er.IGrts, felt AZ Stuabsn tsis
nsn gii7sn msbr 9sgeiItr gu habtn.
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Ghnsfa 1srtha fakamp,
aeb. q ntfIe.

ptU. WtfEes
peiietie Batiin bon "a g. 2dGamp I'm sitter
bon &c 1nbreu 9eerelenHs BtcHtaa ben g.
Setruar 1918, adtmtiidpA 2 ttht bonn TTauers
haufe, Wc. 3b&5 WicHfqrmern Tberue ais
efeurhe fint b6ilirtfl siHecIoben
9ei.itnesn Tn 9tiIaeeIpbia. "a, ipousn, bite,
fcplren. ais
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2 o. iiher fple mir Die Grippe
betomInen ebeHio fiher f6nnen mir
oteielbe blirh DEN efteu Tr. glugilit
aonig's Sanrburger graittbee furi.
rem. Gns bette Uattel III iuzner Sas
iiferlte.
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Eesember isss tn 9aefifalen. Peeroianua am
s!soHtda. ben 3. athraor 1913 Rndmitfaas ls3
Lltr, bonn Trduerbnuie, no. 4325 Columbia
apeHus. Msaoifonpiue. C., Gais uno 1T rripai.
80
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s.arb ON senntna. hen > albrunr 1ol
H.rnarD Sins.

TN arer BON 70 1abrsn 8certiQGHa am Witt.
mob. ben :. Tehy., nm n uhr Iaoraens, s9Gl
lrnasrbaufe. 90 aeeie Ctr. aus wcrauf INN o
nbr IN eer e. 3obaHneS stitGte etH AeuIiem
AelraHi csiebrtrt niIb 3,ss
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g2iitpe bon gbriiiieu gbst!s IN ibrerr 7s ass
bsnfjabre. 1is 5eit bet &esrbieuHe NTH ipa.
ter beianHt geaiGti. III
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gstiiiper bon Qnuifn Jcfiinp, aeb 9rod6csf, ini
slitet ben I2 2abren mHb ! 1ioHai Tus Gel.
deHbepanarib 'tHhei Itaii am 1ieRltaa ben
lsebTuar am / libr Hd1nisiiaes bonn Iralier.
baufe. 80 2Ieg s8efiern glpenue ana, ipctau,
Im 80 nbr In Der Geutf1en Qgcieiicniiiten
atrdse tn Fribgeictpr eiH Itnuereeticsoierii
ebpehaIsen ipiro. frota 5rennee b6fls6ii ein'
aelabsn fiub 2.3,4
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0auis 9nsslass,
Catherine Sd)aS,


esitetie 9aiiiu ben 1nbn Scat. im Hser Bon
~ SGhrsa. Ias gelteH0egcngnit ftHhsi filii
am gqiittpecb ben TrauerbaIne 9o. o. a5sfi
x.. Qio,x Sitase. aus, I'm nbr SG6mtttaas
3reunee fiHb kcfli1fi stneslGbta. II
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Maris 6iIhnetr,


TN 10. etbeHsiatre Tie geerbiauna 'ireet. ftoit
GIN Etefitcp, rem 4 issbruar aahmitiage uas
nbr. BON 1UauerbGafe dns tpurauf ufr u
llhr riue Irnnerfeierli1ieit in her TeutireI
Rgoieltdrititer st 1obaHnes ssirrte, an Ger IL
NIB Gin Strnte absebaitsn wirh moan Der,
suaneie aHa GreuHbe hofIltii eiHeeuesn fne
23 Tie tranerHstn Sin,srbiiebensm.
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Gfnrp 1eliina,

stnrb am SnmIioa, ben /. 5cbriinr 1913
ncb frrsem Qeieen
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:, storo ON. sFreiiaa ben 81 3oHuar iei
Mhenhs II lihr.
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Storb om Eariliua hsu / ssserunr 1918
HaeAis 3 ubr Is Winuten, in Der E9ohnuHc
ihrer Iotter, GraH 3cbu 5fnesber, go 2is
Glt etterts Strass. nnfere iHnigf,etIiebie Daut.
Ter. gdniegeTmaiier, gIrtIiH;isr uao SEtnss
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frau M. rberIf.

star5 an Sauliias. ben l. 5eornar isi
Tenner, Col,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04
BEST TREE FOR WINDBREAKs
Close Observation Shove American
Gray or White Willow and Green
Ash Give Good Results.

tBy q. d. STEWART, Superintendent,
Langdon. North Dakota, sub-Stntion.
Tree planting begun in 1909 has
been continued from year to year un.
til at the present timo there are more
than $4,000 trees growing upon the
substation farm. They consist princi.
pally Of white willow, Russian golden
willow. green ash, white ash. and box
elder. There are also q number OF
soft maple. Carolina poplar, elm and
blackberry. All of the trees made
remarkable growth during the season
Of 1912.
Only few years trees were set out
during the spring of 1912. A close
observation Of the trees previously set
out has indicated that the American
gray or white willow and green ash are
best adapted for windbreaks and for.
est planting IN this locality. Our plant.
Ing of trees has been in rows eight feet
apart and four feet apart in the rows.
The Russian golden willow has given
fine results as ornamental hedges,
windbreaks and snowbreaks. Very
little time will be spent with fruit
trees until we have windbreak to af-
ford the necessary protection.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04
TEMVIK TALK.

Correspondence Of the Record. tDec. -
Mrs. Peter Nelson is on the sick
list this week.
John p. Weber, Of Greenway, is
visiting here this week.
Mrs. Gottlieb Schatz returned
Monday from her visit 10 Artas,
South Dakota.
Miss Myrtle Larson was taken to
one of the hospitals at Bismarck
last Saturday. suffering from APP
pendicitis.
Mrs. l.. II. HARDWOOD is still in the
hospital at Bismarck, but it is
thought it will not be necessary to
have an operation.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Jennings left
Tuesday morning over the Northern
Pacific for the east, where they ex-
pect to spend the winter.
Miss Lydia Riedlinger returned
last week from the Bismarck
iloopiL6it "DeIc BIG udu UeSu COLI
fined for several weeks with typhoid
fever.
3. Tempel shipped his car of
household goods to Walla Walla,
WASH, Tuesday morning, and follow
ed them with his family Wednesday
morning. They will make their
future home there. They have a
large number of friends who are
sorry to see them leave, but wish
them success in their new home.
A surprise party was held last
Tuesday night for Miss Pauline
Tempel, at which a large number of
her friends gathered and had q
merry time until a late hour. She
was presented with fine remem-
brance from her friends, among
whom she will be greatly missed.
She will make her home at Walla
Walla, Wash.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04
Take the Record.
ONTO OFFERINGS.

Correspondence of the Record (Dec. %
j. H. Jennings and family leave
for visit to Wisconsin today.
Mrs. I. j. Drayton has been on
the sick list for the last week or so.
Who would ever nave chunk"
that it would rain in queenly North
Dakota like it did on Monday?
Several Omio people attended the
play at Linton last Thursday night,
and everybody thought it was 0. K.
so far as we know.
The Omio Literary Society or
ganized last Saturday night. The
next meeting will be held at Mr..
Pitchers place on the evening Of
the 18th. Question for debate is.
Resolved, That the United States
would be justified in intervening in
Mexico" Omioite.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04
School Notes

Edward Schenkenberger entered
our grammar department last Fri
day.
The pupils of the primary room
are drilling for the Christmas pro-
gram.
A school contribution was sent to
the North Dakota Children's Home
at Fargo last week.
Ernest and Irvine Kuehl we're abb
sent Monday. also Lydia Becker,
John Heer and Dorothy Fehlhaber.
The school is now busy preparing
for Christmas program; SO do not
be surprised if you see or meet
solicitors for the occasion in the
near future.
w e are very sorry to announce
, that the grammar room has lost q
very apt pupil in Oscar Tempel, who
is going to leave for Washington
with his parents. Tim Wick.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04
Notice Of ReaI-Estate Foreclosure
Gala

H.a IL Z
:, Notice Is hereby given that that certain
nert Z. Brooks, single man, mortgagor to
tne derman-Amerlcan State Bank h. corpo-
SEasionl. mortgnRee, dated the .sjtlid day of
Sssptemper lgl1 md filed for record In the
o " ~ o. the Register Of Deeds OF the county
81 81 ,EmmonH, state OF North Dakota on the
soth 0ay OF September, 1911, ut 5:l5 o'clock ID.
~, ano recorded In Rock 26 OF Mortgages on
page 4U thereof will be foreclosefj aby'a sale
~ ~ tne premises In such mortgage and here
nnt nm, described, at the front door OF the
~ ~ Rouse In the village OF Linton,.couuty
~ III E,mmons and state OF North Dakota, at
I Sne n nonr OF two o'clock, y. n ON the 18th
d dns o January, 1914, to satisfy the amount
an MY, w such mortgage on the day OF sple.
nh ln :, premises described in suciI mprtgaee,
are ms.cn VIII be sold to satisfy the same
are Inscribed as follows:
quarter q. d. 4 5. n. gl Nv ws sgu haf Of
sne southeast quarter (W,M IS, e.
and southeast quarter OF the sonth-
EAST quarter u. Z. n 8, IL. 10 8of Sec
Ion twenty-five f23), In Township one r
ppunofeu Thirty = three (f3S) north,
hSsasnge Seyenty-Six {71) west OF The
Nn ,.n 4 ~, In Emmons county,
4 there WILL be due on such mortgage Attic
ufa.e OI sale The Sum OF one hundred thirty
~ ~ ana fOrty-three one hundred tbs dOlnrs
cinsns exclusive Of the costs of This fore
GERMAN E4!,A. AMERICAN STATE BANK "a
ISs WassssollE ,!.TIlo Mortgagee. !,
Attorneys for Mortgasee, ss.
Linton. North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04
IN PIONEER DAYS
From the Record. December 4,

From the Record. December z,
1888.
in Town and Out
December It'll, and our farmers
are still blowing.
Michael Rush has been on the sick
list during the past week. -
Lawrence Fielden and S. E. Kurt
made final proof Saturday.
Prof. Keim arrived from Ohio last
Tuesday. He will make final proof
tomorrow.
John Wilde. of Burr Oak township.
was visitor to Williamsport, Mon
day. returning home Tuesday morn
ing
The general land-office having add
ed another paragraph, the price for
publishing final proofs will here
after be $3.50.
The winter term of school at
Wiliamsport began Monday, with
Miss Mary Farrell as teacher and
fifteen pupils in attendance.
The mail due here from Livona,
Monday, did not arrive until Tues
day noon A sick horse, we UNDER
stand, was the cause of the delay.
Commissioner Clayton, who has
been in these parts for thirty-eight
years, says that he has seen as fine
weather as the present up until the
first Of the new year.
Mr.. Moss writes to Mr.. Armstrong
that he will be- in fEmmons county
about the 10th of May with herd
of 800 horses, even better than
those he brought in last summer.
The antelope is an animal not seen
often these days in this part of the
territory. Ezra Thurber, however,
came in sight of seven of the fleet
footed beauties the other day near
the j l.. Kennedy place, in the
Horsehead country.
MIR. and Mrs. John Walden, of
Winona, are the proud parents of a
hrandnew-b boy. Of course. The first
thing the young man said was, "Rah
for Cleveland" The WilIiamsport
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Walden
extend their congratulations.
,Iustice-Elect Ackiuson Moore.
Henry Hammitt and Richard Evans,
of Winona. were in town last night
dodging drays, carriages and omni-
buses, and-keeping their eyes peel
ed to avoid tumbling over gopher
mounds on the avenues. You can
always tell the boys from the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-04

Serial No. Ol17o5.) (Noy. IL Dec. $50
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. Island Office ut Bismarck, Il. d.,
November Z, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
CASPER W. BREWER,
q %. Linton, North Dakota. who, on May II.
i ~ made homestead Entry No. 40iGs, for the
". \ Of 8. W. y and W. X Of N. w. aof Sec
lion = ToTnship 1873 north. Range n west OF
the Fifth Principal Meridian, has aled notice
OF intention to make final fye-ycnr proof,
70 eesta5ilsh Claim TO the land above described,
P Pe,o e. Oharles =. Carley, Judge and Ex-Of-
nclo CLERK of the County Court, at Linton,
1918. = : = - = 80 - a'ast'
Claimant names as witnesses.
Theodore Meppern, of Linton. N. ID.
Clarence McLain, Of Linton, N. ii.
Fred lesser of Linton, N u.
charles Buck, OF Linton, n %
r. N. STEVENS. REGISTER.