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1904. 'Sp.: Seg uopanOrebe ira
Nor9e 1905 % NarsaIoeren. llppans
bringen Ieo paa ubeitemt Sib. &uor
lrnge n,enes ubeitemt Sio? Sea bar
life paa ben Sib ~iornpet llopdnbrinesz
tilaoellen, men or heller life Berger al
lluiteb States. 9por IGnge fan ieg
Hoppe Der, foriroeu ies saar fri Wilt
tRrtieneiten / Norge?
Spar: Spis &c uenbcr bjem fsr
ben Site 5eecmber / bet slar, na &c
fploer Ceres Bate Mar, er &c tetniif
plistis til at tjcne ben Eel at Ceres
@rrneplist, iom itaar isjen. 1ian MAJ
meloe zig til nGrmeite militGre Over.
prbneSe eler til 2ensmnnoen paa Ste
bet. @cS Senipu til 2rap um Serne.
plist AT biemuenoenbe l%lbpauorere tases
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bet. Hcselcn er ellers ben, at en- llbs
panoref, ium fominer tilbnse, eiternt
ben gnrsflasic, ium ban / lin Sio til.
bsrte, er aaaet upcr | 2anbpRrnct, blir
ban life taset / 5ienete / Srcostib.
16055. Sp.: en- Yeriou blep Tor -
Nnr lioen / Niorge osmr til al betaIe
Ell pis Gum aarIig iom S~pioitrin9sbis
nrag FOR ct Earn, men relnte ira line
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Soreneoe Starer. Stan ban M. efter
nGpnte Siosrum al reIslis Bel toInges
iii ar uobetale observation-disclosures iii
@aruets Rooer, % fan Der i SiIiGloe
iorores Henter al Yenaene?
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iaa lang 5io.
1906. Sp.: Suao Sar a Bet. bn
De ilaoteoc @riie i SIasiebuiene / 2es
corab ipolcrebes / iaaoan Te9ueoc for
lana Sio tilbase?
Spar: 6fter y. Snunoiens 90
~tesnelicr par bet | 1877, muliscns pss
iaa ben isrfe Eel al 1878; men alts
Iaa ihpcrtialo gimtsren 1S71-7S.
16057. Sp.: 1. Nanr oet paa CT
SfoIemcoe bIeo beitemt. al ieg ituloe
"boaroe" en- Gut. fan iaa Stoleboaroet
give aontraft iii en- anoen uoen gnloig
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life blen nsitrepeu. men tun inpiert !
Gcaere?
2. Iaar iss life gootienoer oenue
6remsaussmaaSe, piI Den ha aQieepeI
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Bare snIoie uben at iperee mig ON le9
oiI opgiue aontratteu2
3. @r Oct uoeet at eiere berueo, %
brad fan bIipe siort? Tette er | Min
nelota.
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'tusct at aisre uco oct. ea Sfulebparbet,
'aaptot nj tieuScr til bet, bar Ret til
at sipc aDutrattcr al bette SlasS til,
huem bet nil. Sausc &c ifrepen Son.
trait mco Suaroct, piIbe bet title fig
anbcriebcS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09

1605S. Sp.: en- Wano Dor eiters
Iaoenoe Jig Some % et Barn. Barnet
oer nogIe ll9er eiter 6aberen. 3nr @us
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bellcnIi pdd ct M;soc I Nimeapolio { SiRi. 1t
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febera Nirie Gtt on tPrc mcN % aipe DIN
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barre rHco. uGr idd Bonita al idae lot pad "a
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iraQi ola feIb iom CT NeoleH af NomiteeE %
aisr hpdo on ian for At idmle inc % 0ocr'
ieuo bet III lln0erteaueoe. Tom or NomIteeiS
daHierer Tor Vriniebera % y. ipittete I Nbif
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GAO lite bette l%urudIiGe SIraument at eruu
febera airie bar EeHge I Nauieu. Der bar
minfet betnoeiiat / DC iioite stGr peo Hcrnr1s
TONER pdd airier. boloe ola liza ut eriUpre
oct odmle Wler'eiteo 81 eucr 81 orrot Ian
len oar lie, at bet rlloe oRre tatiidt NJ
orda. men Ell GriHorina ira ola 90 mia.
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iuofdmleoe fuitoe ooerier6e@ ilnoertegnebe til
iaaet ielgcube Snbirtpiioner ARA Spimiua
4. Clat g. Oscar z. sebert G. Oh 6el,
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otf6. Hebr. 81. Cidf 6 Gualict, 0raoiio.
giebr ST. SAILOR G. GnaIiet. grobiib. Nebr
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iunmen $4,000.
Z. : snatnnS.
8rdoifh. glebt, oeu 2loe Mob. 1913.
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16049. Sp.: @ip mig NoresIen I'll
Niaionrren Oates, boi5 Ssu beoe Tor
l1oeIe Tiger iiben. Gar Den pngre @ntea
Gift, % bpao er gnfens Noresie?
Spar: Gilt bette bar uGret incnoeit
/ Ilabet. Ten Rlbre Wates er ben.
Gufen efter ocn pmare, Mrs. Charles
Oates, bpr / Miuneapplis.
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eyiutrins Tor Ersel til rleem

snosrs u. gisree $40. SAILOR d. Stariien
S., g,Reess q. 9eialmeH 81 lst, NJ 81, r.. u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09

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lager lit iibite Tapir. at 9ao 10 @an9e
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mig for al fad goo % bldg llnoerpis
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irrIfilte aIaaier Tor @c9pnpere. % bppr
meget piIoe StoIepeugeue bIiue pr.
Rndneo.
Spar: &c Dor / Suubt 9atuta.
Ser CT en- gpb Sfule Canton, 2. Tat,
auanitana College. Sfriu bin.
16061. Sp.: Seq lrite for Ell Sio
iiocn ON Ell @o9, taIoct "@reuinoe
Gamer" eler "9unife Gro miuger
uoen aroner". San "SecorabzY Soften"
eler no9en al oenS S9iere ii9c mig.
bpor Den fan faces?
Suar: "Seeurab sTuiten" fan life
sipc noscn SplDsuing um bette.
1862. Sp.: &por fan man ian Sen
beieite Yri3 for 0arer2
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Eafuta, nil rimeligpis funnc crboloe
iaa sub Eris / bet lotale Martcn iunt
nusetitcbs. 7Sorbsr Fem | Spen.
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81. SIui Carton, g3iaom cafe, {. >, 81. Ole
81. Coeroie. Ct. Seter, Nioni 81. Mrs. Gar
rie Spero'e, ct. Better. 3toni. 50. Wire. Sia.
bel 9eieore. CT. 4eter, Miont. 81. Snbfamlet
/ s(noerien & loeote @ole Camp. Snobomiib
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ben, Mlori.. 81.
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Sioboe 81. hilbert Smiiblin0 50. Mrs, 9eocr
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ger. 99uuion ga. SOC, Gle ". @ergb. Nrfb'
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neioid 81.
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beeaoen % i~oiiierer / Slaoci Tor ali. ion,
fenoes ino.
Riorae fenocs / a}cucOsG roerS 9aui
Gratis ener 8oninuler.
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Eco Wirs. Soon Soooeu 3ecordb. Soipa.
sra %ielaeHoe 81 bper. W,rs. Ndri 0opoeH,
@nnbilo pGan. @unoer Siaoelauo Nirs. Sn
aeri6 (ruledae; ira 'el0enoe SOC buer: 0irs.
Raanbilo af. Wirs Adg0i Bleieberg. Mts.
Serinc 6opocn. Silfammeu $500
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. 16050. : SiIirIoe al, ar aonen DOR.
bar Nuioeu on Net iii al 0ere5 Srl@
leseienoom, 9uS % Sesere. eller ltal
ban belle meo @arneue, Der ale CT ooer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ielu ON ban life
glitter zig i9ien? @lanoen bar Ianer,
bpao ban bar. no9et / Slrp og pet meIte
peo Seltamente. 0oao Tiger Sopen for
@iSconiin?
Suar: let, iom ituo / 9onens
Naun peS bcnbcs Ssb, beles ianleces
at Wanben bebplber al fnft Gienbpm.
iom life or bprtteitamenteret. Wen bnps
be bun Born al tiblisere Wsteifab,
aaar Gienopmmen til benz. @fterloo
bun zig intet | tit esct Napn, tau Man
ben sjsr meb bet, han cier / 1T Mann,
INN han nil, uben &cnign til, ON ban
glitter is eler ei. Sarnene bar oa ins
tet &rap isr efter hans 9Th.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09

16051. Sp.: Gr 1912 Semcenter
inbtalbte; bpis ina. hpab er @rltns
ben. pg bar DC famine %rrbi lom an
Ore 6enterter?
Spar: Sc CT life inbfalbte, %
iaapint hi tienber til oct, bar DC famine
TGroi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-09
Gonbart Wcnuejfebaar.

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
Glover Too Tall.

New Rockford, N. H., Oct. 49,
Clover grows tall in North Dakota
also. sweet clover by the roadside,
in some localities: and, in conse-
quence, DR.. Charles MacLachlan of
New Rockford, one of the best
known boosters of central North
Dakota, was quite seriously injured
in an automobile collision. The
doctor collided with Billy Baird,
who was coming from the opposite
direction. Neither driver could see
the other on account of the rank
growth of sweet clover on each side
of the street at this point, and the
accident was unavoidable. The
doctor. being in a light runabout,
received quite jolt from the heavi.
err car driven by Mr.. Baird. He was
thrown under the steering-whee
and received several bruises anC
sprains. the most serious being t.
his knee and his right thumb anc
wrist. It laid him up several day.
and he is now using a crutch. Boil
cars were considerably damaged.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
Hog-cholera Control.

DR.. r. A. Craig, of the Veterinary
Department of the Purdue (indiana)
Station. gives out the following in
teresting bulletin for the preven-
tion and control of hog cholera:
Hog cholera is spread by healthy
hogs coming in direct or indirect
contact with cholera hogs. The
germ of hog cholera is carried about
a neighborhood by dogs, cats, etc,
birds, humans and streams.
If you live in section of the stat e
where hog cholera is prevalent you
should carefully observe the follow
ing:
Don't allow persons who travel
about the neighhorhood buying hogs
or selling cholera remedies to walk
through your hog-yards.
Don't allow your hogs to pasture
in fields that receive the drainage
from adjoining farms.
Don't allow stock and breeding
hogs that you have purchased to
mix with your herd until they have
been quarantined for three weeks.
'tharbor pigeons or a dog thai
| is in the habit Of visiting neighbor-
| ing farms.
Don't fail to quarantine your sick
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
TEMVIK TALK.

Correspondence OF the Record. t0ct. 81.
FL. N. Turner of Linton was in
town a short time Monday.
A good many are attending the
auction sales in spite of the cold
weather.
Born On Thursday. Oct. 10th. to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mum a ten
pound son.
The Mothers Club of Temvik will
meet with Mrs. r. ChiIsen Thurs
day, Oct. 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Foell and son
Frank spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Snyder.
The light fall of snow Saturday
and Sunday night, also Tuesday.
makes il look like winter was near.
Miss Katie Weber of Herreid. S.
D.. arrived Tuesday for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Jacob Graf.
and family.
MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Davis and
family left Monday morning by au-
to for Aberdeen. S. D.. where they
will make their future home.
There will be dance at Larvick s
Hall Saturday night. Oct. 25th.
Everybody cordially invited. Sup
per will be served at the hotel.
Prof. C. H. Smith was on the sick
list the first of the week, requiring
the services of Dr.. WoIverton and
missing couple of days of school.
Mrs. b. Temple and sons Oscar
and Arthur and Miss Pauline left
last week for Golden Valley this
state 10 visit relatives couple of
weeks.
S. G. Stedman returned Monday
night from st. Paul, where he went
with a carload of cattle. He also
visited relatives and friends for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Reigler, the
newly-weds, returned Monday after.
noon and was gloriously entertained
Monday evening. The people OF
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
IN PIONEER DAYS

satisfaction. No one who was at the
Mandan Republican legislative conven-
ton will ever again ask, who is
Worstf"
The Twenty-third Legislative District
convention at Mandan last week chose
Alexander Hughes of Bismarck as can.
didatc for the Council and Fl. S. Parkir
of Morton county and John B. Welcome
of Ward county as candidates for the
House. In Territorial days the upper
house. since statehood known as the
Senate. was known as the Council.)
from The Record. February "A. 1886.
During the last four months Mr.. J. H.
Worst has lost four warehouses. Hc
has not become discouraged with tho
country. however. but has bought yoke
Of oxen and will again tackle the prob.
lens Of pioneer life "A large crowd
assembled in Williamsport school. house
Friday afternoon and formed an immi
grafton society. The society will send
out printed circular and the member.
will.wri,c letters TO friends and neigh
bors back cast. showing the desirabilit,
| OF Dakota Territory as place for those
| who wish to have homes of their owr
and lead an independent life :. Patrick
Smulen, who is taking care of Ton
kclly's place during the latter's absence
was kicked on tho head by mule. Fl,
| laid unconscious on the ground couple
OF hours. but Game to- all right. ant
seems entirely we'll Saturday, Feb
9th. the WiIliamsport Reading Circl,
will give an entertainment commcmor
ative of the birthday Of Longfcllow
Master Clayton Worst recently made Z;
trap from designs of his own, and +;
great many jokes were cracked at tn,
expense OF the little mechanic. But
the very first night he set the trap, h,
i caught mink The animal wa
caught before Clayton went to bed; an,
il is said that there was little man a
the Worst residence that night whom
was almost impossible to persuade t,
retire, and who found it hard work to q,
to sleep. -. There was big crowd pres
cnt the night of the I'D al dance in tn
| Wiliamsport school-housc IN cclcbra
ton of Washington's birthday.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
hogs If cholera breaks out among

hogs II cholera breaks out among
them.
Don't fail to burn the dead hogs.
Don't waste your time and money
buying and feeding SO called hog
cholera cures and preventives.
Hog cholera may be controlled
and finally wiped out by obeying
the rules and regulations governing
the prevention. spread and control
of infectious diseases among swine
and cooperating with the state vet
erinarian in their enforcement.
These rules and regulations relate
to the selling Of exposed and dis
eased hogs; the disinfection of stock
cars in which hogs are shipped to
market; the shipping into the state
of stock and breeding hogs; the prop
er disposal of the carcasses of dead
hogs: the quarantining of cholera
herds, and the use of remedies and
vaccines.
Violations Of the above rules and
regulations are costing the farmers
millions of dollars yearly. Because
of this the swine industry has not
developed to the extent that it
should.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure sale

Notice is hereby given that that certain
nnort8age executed and delivered by Conrad.
banmsartner and Luella Rnumgaftner. Ills
WiIe, mottgugors. to Henry A. Harness.
mort4agee, dated the ed day OF November.
l1lG and fled for record In the Office ,)f Ills.
register OF deeds Of the county OF Eun,ons
ana state OF North. Dakota on the 2,d dHy lof
March, 1911, and recorded in Book ~ IL
npsfftgages, at pages $40. 100 ISL. and By him.
s VA mortgAgee, assigned 10 A. IA. Turritfin.
s py written instrument duly recorded, will
4 oe toreciUsed by q sale OF the pren1issa I'm
such mortgage and hereinafter liescribed mn
Lhe front door OF the court-hou in the
county OF Enmons and state of North DakO-
Ia. az the hour OF 10 o'clock q. N. on the nth
gay OF November. 1913 to satisfy the amount
uu M, on such mortR age on the day OF sale
Inc premises descrtbe ain such mortgage
una which will be sold TO satisfy the same
IRE described as follows: The southw est ones
s93,narter "a. w. ) Of Section twenty four (Sl).
township one hundred thirty four l;,;l ind
tango seventy -four (7t), all in the county %,
EmMmons and state OF North Dakota =,
Ihere Will be due on such mnrfeage Mt the
lOaths dollars (SoO0. T0l. ~
Dated this 10Th day or Sepfember.i al3.
"A, II. TURRITTiE.
,,,a. Assignee OF Mortgages.
Attorneys for Assignee, SS & 81
bismarck, North Dakota. stocs -nol;D
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
WESTFIELD WHISPERS

Correspondence Of the Record. (Oct. 81.
The thrashers all finished up last
week.
THE mystery of the thorn is
solved.
The Westiield newspaper is again
started. Where is Slim?
Mayor Brummel, of Pollock, has
purchased the farm of Roy Bales for
Sc, 900.
r. Latinga is busy moving to the
Gravink place, now owned by MIR.
Green. of Linton.
Mr.. Gardner, of the Dakota Cen.
trail Telephone Company, wired the
Westfield switchboard last week.
A government surveying party
who have been surveying out west
passed through Westfeld Saturday
the 18th.
Some boys Of Westfield were down
to Pollock to see the grand opening
of the battle. But the soldier is
still dead.
Married. Mr.. Casey Doom anc
Miss Minnie Dornbush. Good lucl
to you. Casey We wish you both ,
happy married life.
VIM. Dyk and VIM. hammers hav,
stopped building telephone lines be
cause their order for holes from
| Montgomery Wad & Co., was de
layed.
| VIM. Stag and Otto Meeuwsen
i from near Lennon, who have beef
working here this fall, will soon g,
back 10 their homestead. There j
no place like home"
'lgnoramus Tufneque" is certain
ly fine name and the meaning
correct. The other day we wante
to know the difference between cap
ital and labor, and was told that
we loaned ten dollars that would b
capital but trying to get it bac
would be labor.
Ed. Van Beck intended to hau
grain to town in his gas-tractor Blu
the bulgine baked. -Imps.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
POLLOCK PICK UPS.
u'rogress. Oct. ~


H. Bloom received his bar and fix
lures for his saloon last week.
Robert Bruce. of Fl. Yates, will
give a concert and dance in town
this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Sanderson of
the Glanavon country spent a short
time in Pollock yesterday on bust
ness.
H. Gravink and family of West
field, N. D., left Wednesday for
Baldwin, Wis. where they will make
their future home.
Or. Shockey has organized an out
door club this week and has several
members. They have fixed up a
dandy gymnasium on the picnic
grounds south of town. They have
large crowd there every evening
to watch them perform.
Mr.. G. Brummel bought the Roy
Bales farm of 800 acres a., miles
northwest of Pollock this week.
Consideration, S50O0.00. Mr.. Brum-
mel will get a renter to work this
place for him. He intends to put DC
acres into alfalfa land. The water
being about 10 to l6 feet below the
surface makes it ideal alfalfa land
He will pay very little attention tc
wheat. but will have hundred
acres put into feed. Mr.. Brumme
is firm believer in stock, and ht
says there will be hogs and milcf
cows on the place, enough to star
bank account, and it would b,
well for some of our farmers to fol
low his methods.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
A 0usher.

Sargent County Teller: The North
Dakota Well Company, in order to
square themselves with Ira Kelsey
purchased his farm and paid him the
neat little sum Of s42 per acre. The
we'll company drilled a we'll on the
place about two years ago which
turned out to be a regular brute,
flooding the whole country. The
deal was settled through Atty. Hen.
ry B. Thompson.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
Serial No. ol4o4oo tsept. 1s-oct. ::ss.)
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
US. Land ofict at bismarck. N. D..

Department of the Interior.
US. Land Ofict at bismarck. N. D.,
SJptsmber O. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
FREDRlQUE d. DENHoLM,
~ Linton, North Dakota, who, on March -.
1910. made homestead Entry Serial No Oll0l0.
Tor tn, north half OF the northeast quarter
OF Section 10, Township lac north Range ~
west of the Fifth Principal MERIDIAN. Inns
filed notice OF intention to make final three
year homestead proof, to establish claim to
u me n, iand above descrlbeds before Charles Is.
County Court, At Linton, North Dilkotu. on
the go day Of October. 1913. e;
claimant names as witnesses:
william VILLA ~ Macnider, Of Linton. n. y.
refer Schmidt. OF Linton, N. u.
u. Y. a. Denhoiu, OF Linton, N. d.
r. N. STEVENS. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
tFrom the Record. October 90, 1888. }
in Town and Out

~ AVN anu WI
Wash Hawks has dug and stored
about 400 bushels of potatoes in his
cellar.
The firm of Alexander Campbell &
Sons is the heaviest taxpayer in the
county.
John Roop and Ed Savage have some
Of the bes, oats raised in these parts this
season. They weigh close to forty
pounds the bushcl.
J. B. Brock has had about as good
luck with his wheat crop as any one in
the county. II goes little more than
twenty bushels to the acre and is all No.
hard.
Mrs. Josie Strcetcr will leave next
week for Chicago on visi, to her par
ents and brothers and sister. The
Fighting Editor" Frank Strcetcr, then
six months old will accompany her as
an escort. and TO ascertain what his
grandparents and his aunt and uncles
think Of him.
The G. A. X. entertainment SATURDAY.
night al Winchester was a very enjoy.
able affair and was well attended Ow.
ing 10 the fact that the thrashcrs were a
work in tho valley. the Beaver Creek
comrades were not able TO be present
Several of the boys from this part OF ths
county were there, however. and the
general puplic was we'll represented
There were recitations, music. and ar
able address by Mr.. Worst. Supper wa.
served about 1890, and then until mid
night tMandan time the young people
enjoyed the pleasures of the dance.
From Bismarck Tribune, Oct. p. 1888
Al the Republican legislative convcn
ton on the 18th at Mandan "Farmcr'
Wallace. the chairman, introduced tc
the audience Mr.. J. II. Worst OF En-
mons county. as the temporary chair
man. MIR. Worst was comparatively
stranger, and. ii any were IN doubt as &c
his ability to perform his duties. tina
doubt was quickly dispellcd. Cool. dig
nified, agreeable and fair, he wieldct
the gavel in manner that gave entir,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-23
uypsies Driven From Bismarck

Bismarck, Oct. 17.-No more will
Gypsy fortune-tellers forecast the
lives of Bismarck Exposition visit
ors. Chef of Police George Fortune
has chased the last of the soothsayers
out of town. Here is how it happen.
ed:
Two brothers who had spent the
summer thrashing near Mandan
came to Bismarck to spend their
summers wages and see the big Ex-
position. The first thing they saw
was the Gypsy fortune-telling tent
on Fifth street. They entered. anx-
ious to know what would befall
them in the future. They found
out in very short time. Accord
ing to the rules of the fortune-tell-
ing game as laid down by the Gypsy
princess the teliee must hold in his
hand all his earthly wealth. The
princess then grasps the hand.
The brothers extended their palms.
In each lay SIS. The princess pic
tured great wealth, foreign chimes
and love that was to be. The broth
ers listened with rapt attention.
When the Gypsy's trance was over
they we're ushered outside the tent.
They walked few blocks dreaming
OF the great future that had been
I unfolded before them. Then they
started to enter the Exposition
building and found that their money
WEE gone. They went back to the
fortune.teller's tent. The princess
was also gone. They sought Chief
Fortune. He went with them to the
Gypsies' camp and recovered the
money, which the princess said she
had found lying on the floor. and
ordered the business OF fnrtune-teII-
ina Indefinitely suspended.