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49,; :
evinced by the large and enthusiastic
attendance at Tuesdays affair at the
Young this, too, in spite CT so many
counter attractions. The dancing world
deeply regrets that the one to be held
next Tuesday is the last CT the dan
SAINTS and eherishes the fond hope that
Mrs. Gum will start another series.
Carnival Ball.
/ After everything has been said and
done the best Carnival affair from a
social point of view was the masked
hall on Thursday night at the Armory
OF course. everyone turned out for ii
ever since the splendid masked ball
gwen by the Elks on New Years Eve,
people have been looking forward to
this night and planning their costumes.
Scores more were seized with the Car
nival spirit at the last moment too late
to concoct any fancy dress, and per.
force wore evening clothes with weird
masks. The Armory was strung with
hundreds of American flags, no other
attempt at decoration being made.
Music was furnished by two bands,
kaai's stringed orchestra of 20 pieces
and Berger's band vying with each
other to see which could render the
most excellent refrains. III .<.s.
Although perhaps not as elegant as
the ones worn on New Years eve.
the costumes woTn at this affair en-
bodied all the spirit of the Carnival
from the insouciant yama yamas, Pier
rcts and Pierrettes to the stately Indian
and Japanese Processes and the God
dess of Liberty Firt prize for the
handsomest lally's costume, suit
case, was given to Mrs. Charles 0u-
Gan. who represented a silver fish.
Her dress was of shimmery Silvery
tissue. with a silver spangled head
GreSs. Mr.. Samuel Searle received
the first award for the men-also a
suit case-his costume being that OF
a Grecian warrior. Miss Gladys Peet,
tourist from st. Paul. Mimi, was
given a nickel coffee percolator as sec
end prize. She wore a Turkish cos
tune of gray silk with Oriental trim
ming. Mr.. c. d. Wright was awarded
tie second gentlemah's prize-a triple
shaving mirror His costume was
that of a Chinese mandarin of the
twelfth century. of black satin hand
scmely embroidered with beehive
shaped hat First prize for the best
dancers was awarded to Miss Abbona,
who represented Spanish girl, and
Mr.. E. Keyen, who unembarrassedly
impersonated a convict. Their prizes
were a cut glass powder box and a
thermos bottle respectively. Miss Ivy
Beazley. as a scare-croW, was con-
sidered the most original and cos
tune representing protection. the
most comic There were many ingen-
ious dresses and a few very beautiful
ones The masks were especially n
6iculous-the more hideous they were,
the more satisfaction derived by the
wearers. 1t gave one queer feeling
to behold grinning skull at the top
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of an otherwise normal body, gazing
at you perhaps With atlanguid ex-
preston that chilled to the heart. ABB
feet disguise for some. others white
washing their faces for a mask. A
few fair damsels donned the raiment
OF the sterner sex on this privileged
occasion and tripped blushingly about
with their French heels as a dead
give-away Five hundred or more per-
sons joined in the revelry which last
ed until 1 o'clock Observed among
the dancers We're Lieut.. and Mrs. II.
G. Nichols, Lieut. and Mrs. Frank APP
plin. Capt. and Mrs. George Hicks,
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Agee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L'Hommedieu, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Lansing, Miss Ethel Nc
Lain, Mr.. Martin Grune, DR.. L. E.
Hooper, Lieut. W. n. Derby, Lieut..
Boutwell,. Mr. Stanley Mckenzie, Lieut..
Charles Little, Mr. Bert Clark. Miss
A. Orrison, Lieut. and Mrs. II. French,
Miss Betty Case, Miss Lila Mcdonald,
Miss e. Harrison, Miss Katherine
Winans. Miss Florence Hoffman, Miss
Thelma Murphy, Miss Nora Swanzy,
Miss Sybil Winter, Mr.. Watson Ballen-
tyne, Lieut.. Russell Maxwell, Lieut..
John Hineman, Lieut. James Ulio,I
Miss Helen Alexander, Mr. Sidney
Carr, Mr.. David Anderson. Mr. John
Macaulay, Mr.. e J. Bolts, Miss Bolts
DIR. and Mrs, say D. Whitman. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. George
Angus, Lieutl Charles Lyman, Mr.. Guy
Buttolph. Mr., Charles Herbert, Miss,
Ethel Bishop Miss Esther Kopke, Mr..
Albert HoTneF. Mr. f. Purvis, Lieut..
w. E. Dorman, Mrs. Alice Hayward,
riston,. Lieut.. L. NJ. Sylvester, Miss
Sara Lucas, Miss Myrtle Schuman,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bottomley. Lieut.. Al
bert Lyman, Misses Bottomiey, Miss
Marjory Carr, Mr.. c. D. Wright. Mr..
J. Peet, Miss Glayds Peet. Mr.. Will
Cooper. Mrs. Charles Oudan, Mr.. Jack
Atkinson. Mr.. f. Searle. Miss Abbona,
Mr.. E. Keven, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ.
Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. William William
son. Miss Ivy Dcazley, DR.. and Mrs.
Clifford High, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
/ MI. AllIGu w dhSliClu dilu
others.
q
Bridge Party at the Young.
The third, of the series of bridge
parties given by the artillery ladies
of the Army Relief was held on the
Young hotel roof garden on Thursday,
an even larger crowd being present
than at the previous two affairs. The
prizes were dainty tea cups from
and Wall & DougheTty's-I
pretty enough to lend a zest to the
gay competition. During the tea
hour the two little Spanish protegees
of Mrs. Mary Gum gave songs and
dances. che in their native costume |
and one in Siamese dress. In the re-
ceiying line were Mrs. w. E. Ellis, u
new arrival at Fort Ruger: Mrs. w.
F. Frear, Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs. c.
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Tuesday and are az the Moana. They
are well known in the islands. Mrs.
Jones being 4 former Honolulan.
q . q
Mrs Walter Dillingham; viii leave
very shortly for Washington. where
she will join Mr.. Dillingham;. She
viii be accompanied as far as Chicago
by her house guest. Mrs. Hubbard.
Mrs. f. j. Lowrey entertained NJ
luncheon today in honor OF the Misses
Esther Kopke. Bertha Kopke. Ethel
Damon and Maade Martin. who via
ride in her car in the Floral Parade
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs C. E. Patten OF Port.
land and their daughters. the Misses
Almond. sailed on yesterdays So
mona for their home IN the north
western city after several delightful
months in Hawaii
. q q
Mr.. William Phillips gave an infor-
NAL supper this week at his neg
stadio en- Union street. lis wissss 10,
Gliding Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilder.
Miss Florence Butler. Miss Mary son
Holt sno Air. Reginald Carter
q = q
Col and Mrs. +. II. French enter
tanned NJ theater party on wednes-
day IN honor Of Miss Mary O'Brien
OF Detroit After enjoying the Mayor
OF Toxic the party motored TO Fort
Shafter where a toothsome midnight
supper was served
.
The officers a the National Guard
of Hawaii were hosts at very en-
joyable dance last Saturday evening
at the conclusion OF en- interesting
program of military maneuvers. So
ciety folk from both civilian and sery-
ice sets we're present
q =
Miss Nface Laymance. a prominent
young kdciety girl OF Oakland. was
an arrival On the Wilhelmina this
week and Is guest az the Moana.
Miss Laymanee Is q sister OF Miss
Hazel I4aymanees who visited In Ho-
nolun several years ago,
. .
AIRS. A. ]. Raiseh OF San Francisco
and her daughter. Miss Aimee Raisch.
left on the Mongolia this week after
a fortnight In the islands. Mrs. Raisch
and her daughter are returning 10 Cali.
fornia where they are very prominent
socially. after delightful trip through
Japan and the Orient.
. q 3
Mr.. and Mrs. F. nj. Swanzy enters
tanned at dinner on Saturday night.
their guests including Misses Betty
Case Nora Swanzy. Rosamund Swan.
~ and Messrs. Philip Spalding, Juli-
an Penn. Phluger. Redburn, r. Clark
and Larry Small. After dinner tho
party attended the Carnival Of ma.
tons at the Capitol grounds
=
Mrs. A. G. Linnema1u was hostess
at most charming thimh!e tea last
week. the afternoon being devoted as
can be imagined--to the d1,nliest
kind OF needlework. Included II those
present were Mrs. Randolph Moore
Mrs. John Baker. Mrs r Chandler.
Mrs. J. r. Whitmore. Mrs. Frank
Cleghora. Miss Toxic 1Iiamolo and
Miss Ethel Carter
Miss Betty Case was q chhfming
dinner hostess on Thursday night At
the Pleasanton Hotel, her guests IN
Guiding Miss Nora SWanzy. Miss He,
len Alexander, Miss Katherine WI.
mans, Mr.. Bert Clark, Lieut. James
Ulio, Lieut. Charles little. Lieut.. r.
Maxwell and Major and Mrs. D. B
Case. The table was attractiveiy dec
Grated with yellow daisies while ?
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( CALLING DAYS
Z - FoR HONOLULU
EMBELLISHMENTS. Makiki.

< Mendays-Punahou. Makiki.
. Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani
< Park, Kaimuki, Palolo. First
( Tuesday Fort Ruger.
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Puunui,
x Pacific Heights. First and third
Z Wednesday, bove Nuuanu
< bridge; second and fourth We'd
< nesdays, below bridge: fourth
x Wednesday, Pacific Heights: first
= and third Wednesdays, Alewa
= Heights. g.
Z ThurSdays-The Plans
< Fridays - Hotels and town,
Z fourth Friday. Fort Shafter. first
Z Friday.
Z Manoa. College Hills. first and
Z third Friday.
Z Saturdays - Kalihi. third and
< fourth Saturdays; Kamehameha
< Schools. last Saturday.
z Fort Shafter-Calling day eV-
e cry Friday.
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Z Note-The telephone number OF
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Lieut. Canoe was an itinerant preach.
er to the life, and delivered char.
acteristic sermon to the delighted au.
dience at the height of the evening.
Captain O'Shea was an inimitable old
apple woman, Colonel Menoher Ha-
waiian woman in black "holoku" Mrs.
McKinlay wore very dainty colonial
costume, Mrs Male a gypsy dress.
Lieut.. Refer black and white tore.
ador. Mrs Siner was a bewitching
little japanese, Mrs. Jones, queen of
hearts. Mrs Donaldson a black and
white yama-yama. Mrs. Black, Mrs.
Hopkins and Mrs. Parker were Chi
nese women, Lieut.. Maxwell and Miss
Winans, twin Dutch children, Miss
Carpenter. school girl, Mrs. Sturgis,
little girl, Lieut.. Beard. clown, Lieut..
Andrews. romper boy, Capt. Ennis,
cook, Mrs. Ennis, French maid, Cap
tain Frankenberger. cook, Mrs. Kief-
fer and Mrs. Hopkins, typical moving
picture girls on the western plains
The Cavalry-Artillery Auction Bridge
Club closed another tournament on
Tuesday, with Mrs. Rienziehausen and
Miss Mason, the prize winners.
Dr. and Mrs. Dernmer were guests
of DIR. and Mrs. Siner for the week
end
Major and Mrs. Cruikshank gave a
dinner on Saturday, entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Kimball of Haleiwa, and
Lieut. and Mrs. Naylor.
Mrs. Glassford will be a guest OF
Capt. and Mrs. Benjamin Watkins CT
Fort Shafter, for the latter part Of
Carnival week ..-
Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Hardaman
entertained at auction bridge on We'd
nesday at the Cavalry Club. The
prizes were silver sugar basket won
by Mrs. Kieffer, a silver tea pot tile
won by Mrs. Donaldson, and silver
smelling salts bottle won by Mrs.
Sherwood. -.
Mrs. Robert Cheney gave delight
full luncheon on Thursday for Mes
danes Beard, Canoe and Nalle.
q -. -...
Mrs. Bailey gave a delightful auc-
ton party last Saturday at Cashier.
entertaining about forty ladies. Mrs.
Topham won first prize, a carved
ivory fan; Mrs. Kennon, second prize.
a pair of shoe buckles; Mrs. Roe, third
prize, a five-pound box of candy.
.=...- HI. q
70 Af
Captain Scherer and Captain Hol-
brook are spending the week camp
ing out, near the cavalry encampment
in Honolulu
On Thursday, a son was born to
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lamb of the 25th In
fantry. .
9
The Dansant. ... -. .-..- -.
That the Thes Dansants are grow
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such dainty articles as French bou.
tonnieres, and fat. festive balloons oi
all colors. Exhibitions and fancy
dances were given for the entertain
ment OF the guests. professional sery-
ices having been secured for the cc-
casion A quintet played and between
courses and after supper the guests
danced Among those present were
Miss Lurline Matson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Dowsett. AIr. and Mrs. Har.
old Dillingham;. Misses Jane Hotaling.
Betty Case. Marie Tyson. Mary Luz
cas-. Harriet Lucas. Wilhelmina Ten.
ney. Jessie Kennedy. Nora Sturgeon.
Violet Mckee. Beatrice Castle. Mary
Won Holt, Agnes Buchanan, Mildred
Robertson, Nora Swanzy, Lady Mac.
farlane, Alice Macfarlane. Messrs.
Alan Lowrey, Walter Marshall, Bert
Clark. George Fuller. Stanley Ken.
nedy, Livingston Watrous. ~ Cam
panole. r. c. Goetz. Walter Robert.
son, Eugene Fales, Reginald Carter
George Ahiborn. Harry Gaylord.
Charles Lyman, Fred Wichman, w
lizard. Jack Atkinson. Sunny Macfa-
lane. Will Roth. Thomas Gray and Ed
Hedemann.
. .
Mrs. French's Luncheon.
A very charming luncheon was Civ
en- yesterday by Mrs. F. Fl. French at
her home at Fort Shafter in honor OF
her house guest. Miss Mary 0'Brien
OF Detroit. A yellow and green color
scheme was used on the table, even In
the place cards and favors. Covers
were laid for Miss Mary o'Brien. Mrs.
Herbert +. 0'Brien. Misses Eudane.
Miss Lehman, Miss Marie O'Brien OF
Virginia. Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss He
len Alexander. Miss G. Derg and Miss
Lila Macdonald.
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s On Thursday, a son was born +
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lamb of the 25th In
fantry. ~.
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The families of Major Harrison.
Captain Scherer and Captain Hol-
brook are spending the week camp
ing out, near the cavalry encampment
in Honolulu.
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The Dansant.

That the Thes Dansants are grow
ing in popularity was more than
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tAddItIonaI .oelety % Pace iogrts.ha'
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Al Sehofield at Carnival.
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
sCHoFIELD BARRACKS. Feb. 20.
The Carnival has taken most of thu
garrison to Honolulu, the masculine
part Of II anyway, and there is not
much entertaining when the men are
absent
Last Saturday evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. Neal gave very attractive dance
IN the hall OF the Spanish-American
War Veterans. The guests were mask.
ed and in costume, many of which
we're original and the characters well
carried out. Mrs. Wilyoung not only
looked the part. but really almost was
one Of the leis sellers on Hotel street.
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Mrs f. J. Lowrey entertained NJ
luncheon today in honor OF the Misses
Esther Kopke. Bsrtha Kopke. Ethel
Damon and Mande Martin, who VIII
ride in her car in the Floral Parade
this afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Jones MRS.
Bodefeetl arrived on the Wilhelmina
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Mr.. William Phillips gave an infor-
nal supper this week az bis nex
stddio On Union street. fis vass.s IN,
Gliding Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilder.
Miss Florence Butler. Miss Mary son
Holt sno alr. Reginald Carter
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AIRS. A. ]. Raiseh OF San Francisco
and her daughter. Miss Aimee Raisch,
left on the Mongolia this week after
a fortnight in the islands. Mrs. Raisch
and her daughter are returning TO Cali.
fornia where they are very prominent
socially. after delightful trip through
japan and the Orient.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Patten OF Port.
land and their daughters. the Misses
Almond. sailed on yesterdays So
mona for their home In the north
western city after several delightful
months in Hawaii.
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Col and Mrs. F. II. French enter.
tanned NJ theater party on wednes.
day IN honor Of Miss Mary O'Brien
OF Detroit After enjoying the Mayor
OF Toxic the party motored to Fort
Shsfter where a toothsome midnight
sfpper was served
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21

Mrs. Robert Cheney gave a delight
ful luncheon on. Thursday for Mes
danes Beard, Canoe and Male.
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Miss Nface L.aymance. prominent
young kdciety girl OF Oakland. was
an arrival On the WiIhelmina this
week and Is a guest az the Moana.
Miss Laymanee Is sister Of Miss
Hazel Laymanee. who visited In Ho-
noluln several years ago.
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Mrs. Bailey gave a delightful auc-
ton party last Saturday at Cashier.
entertaining about forty ladies. Mrs.
Topham won first prize, carved
ivory fan; Mrs, Kennon, second prize
a pair of shoe buckles; Mrs. Roe, third
prize, five-pound box of candy.
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Mrs. s. A. SicKenna OF Minneapolis.
her son. Mr.. G. b McKenna, and her
niece, Miss Maude McKenna are
spending some time at the Young Ho-
:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21

The officers az the National Guard
of Hawaii were hosts at q very en-
joyable dance last Saturday evening
at the conclusion OF en- interesting
program Of military maneuvers. So
ciety folk from both civilian and serv-
ice sets we're present.
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Mrs. A. G. Linnema1n was hostess
at a most charming thfmhle tea last
week. the afternoon being devoted as
can be imagined--to the d1sntif<t
kind OF needlework. Included Ia those
present were Mrs Randolph Moore.
Mrs John Baker. Mrs. +. Chandler.
Mrs. J. r. Whitmore Mrs. Frank
Cleghora. Miss Toxic Mlamoio and
Miss Ethel Carter.
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Mf. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy enters
tanned at dinner on Saturday night.
their guests including Misses Betty
Case Nora Swanzy. Rosamund Swan.
~ and Messrs. Philip Spaldlng, Juli-
an Penn. Phluger. Redburn. r. Clark
and Larry Small. After dinner tho
party attended the Carnival Of ma.
tons at the Capitol grounds.
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4 Note-The telephone number OF :
< the Society Editor is 2916. -
Egga Rgs FEE z z d
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Mrs. Glassford will be a guest OF
Capt. and Mrs. Benjamin Watkins CT
Fort Shafter, for the latter part OF
Carnival week.
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Tuesday and are AZ the Moana. They
are well known in the islands. Mrs.
Jones being former Honolulan.
Mrs Walter Dillingham; win leave
very shortly for Washington. where
she will join Mr.. Dillingham;. She
viii be accompanied as far as Chicago
by her house guest. Mrs. Hubbard.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-22
Moving Pictures.

The Records moving-pictu crit
ic will give short criticism of the
moving-picture shown at the opera
house each week. Following is the
report on Monday nights show:
Entertainment as a whole better
than the average. The leading
number, "The Detective Santa
Claus" a story Of an impecunious
detective without money to buy gifts
for his children; an attempt to cap
ture "a criminal for thousand-dol-
lar reward; prisoners attempt to es-
cape down the chimney in the de-
tective's home when haSd-pressed.
only to e'gobbled up in a trap set
by the children to catch Santa.
1.-The Golden Rule" q religious pic
ture; Pearl, the Detective" and
"Oh! Whiskers."i a comedy only
mediocre. Individual prizes for last
Monday will be given next Monday.
Mrs. M. Coon received the grand
prize, Il berry set.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-22
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale.

Default having occurred In tho conditions
OF the mortgage hereinafter described notice
, Is hereby given, that that certain mortgage
executed and delivered by Jakob Burkfiarit
and karollna Burkhardt, his wife, mnrtga-
gors. to E. A. Grain, OF Linton, North. DaEo-
ia, mortgagee. dated the first day OF July,
1909, and filed for record In the office OF the
| and state OF North Dakota. on the Sd day of
August, A. d: 1909, mt S:35 o'clock A. NJ, and
duly recorded in book q Of tifts.
| page 81, wi LbG forecfosed by "A sale al the
premises In such mortgage and hereinnfter
! described ut the front door of the court.
mouse in tho village of Linton, county Of Em-
mons and state OF North Dakota, at the hour
OF O'CLOCK 1o p. m. on the 18th day of Febrn-
such mortgage on tho day OF sale. The
premises described In such mortgage and
which Will be sold to satisfy the same are de-
scribed as follows: w
Lots four az and five (5) and the sol, tb,ast
Quarter OF the southwest quarter Use " swtlY
o. section Six lG) in Township one hundred
o on,!rr.y ,1 9.i2) north Of Range seventy
eight (iSl and the east half (e5s) OF northe asst
Quarter (neA). southwest quarter OF north
east quarter and northeast quarter or soutb-
east quarter OF Section twelve (l2) in Town.
snip one hundred thirty-two fi35I. mort ~
hange seveney-nlne (7D) west, OF the Fiji,
Trincipal Meridian, In Emmons county.
North Dakota e'S's
a date Of sale the sum OF twenty-two hundred
nIty- three and ,o3.100 dollars, besides the
costs, disbursements and expenses of this
foreclosure. ee"'s' VI tuis
8. 1914. """'". January
,,nae,, L. a. GRAIN,
''' W. Mortgngec.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-22
HULL HASH.

Correspondence OF the Record January l9.)
Mrs. R. Senema is quite i'll at this
writing.
Mrs. Albert Hasper is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Jacob Groen made a trip to
Herried Thursday.
Mrs. Van Soest visited relatives
north of Hull this week.
P. Van Soest, Of Strasburg, passed
through Hull in his car.
scalping jack rabbits has become
the custom in this neighborhood.
The near-sighted pig that escaped
from the straw pen was seen near
Westfield.
The school board heldsa regular
meeting at the home of A, Hank
this week.
Joe Nieuwsma must be getting
quite handy at shooting horses. as he
is very busy these times.
Petition for a rural-free-deiiyery
for this vicinity was granted and we
will probably get our mail at our
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-22
ALFALFA EQUAL TO BRAN
sowed With Nurse Crop Of Barley
Cut Three Crops Year-FInd
Alfalfa az Good as Bran
for Dairy Cows.

BY ). D. BACON, Grand Forks, N. D.
In 1911, planted on the 18th day Of
July. with a nurse crop of one bushel
Of barley to the acre, about eight acres
to Montana grown alfalfa. got q
splendid catch, and in the fall cut of
the top of the barley, leaving about
one foot of stubble and alfalfa on the
ground. Last year cut three crops
taking off little more than four tons
per acre in the three cuttings. i be,
lieve IL ] had 1t to do over should cut
only two crops. leaving the third ona
to catch the snow for the winter.
milk from so to so cows, to which
] feed considerable bran and mill feed,
and believe a ton Of alfalfa properly
cured and saved 10 worth as much fol
feeding milk COWS as ton OF bran,
which costs ON an average about $40,