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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26
Social Calendar

SOC1dl OalenQar
Mrs. w. Frank Lehman will be
hostess for a meeting of the La
dies United Commercial Travel
er's social club at her home, 22S
North Eighth street.
Tho Halloween party which was
to have been given at the Reid
Memorial Presbyterian church by
the members of the Social Aid
has been postponed indefinitely
on account of the illness of Rev.
S. r. Lyons.
A card party will be given in
the evening at 8 o'clock in the
Moose hall.
The members of an afternoon
dancing class will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Kolp at their home
on North Tenth street.
Members Of the Tuesday whist
club will meet in the afternoon
with Mrs. George Ferling at her
home on South Sixth street.
A halloween party will be CIV
en- at the Garfield school in the
afternoon at 2 o'clock for the girl
students.
The Aid society of the South
Eighth Street Friends church will
meet at 1870 o'clock at the church.
A rummage sale will be given in
room on North Eighth street by
an aid society of the First Chris
tian church.
The Ben Hur lodge will give a
dance in the Masonic hall for
members.
The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church will give a mas
querade social at the home of
Miss Doris Monroe, 317 South
Twelfth street.
The st. Paul's Guild Of the st.
Pauls Episcopal church will meet
at the Parish House.
A prettily appointed dinner was gi,
en- Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Bartel at their home on Sout
prettily arranged with candles, fal
flowers and ferns. The affair was i
hnOor of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Henle
of st. Louis. Covers were laid TO
Messrs and Mesdames Earl Mann, EC
ward H. Harris, Frank Druitt. Ben Bal
tel. Walter Henley, of ST. Louis, Mis-
Edna Johnson and Mr.. George Dilks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eggemeyer vii
be host and hostess for meeting O
the Olive Branch Bible class of tn
First English Lutheran church this eN
ening at their home in the Arde
apartments, North Fourteenth stree
After the business session socia
hour will follow.
The choir of the First Christia
church under the direction of Mr.:
McVey Is arranging for song servic
to be held Sunday evening, Novembe
/, at the church. The program wi
be announced later. The public is CO..
T.. ANY invited TO attend.
The Seniors of Earlham college wi
give a party Saturday evening Of thi
week in Earlham hall The student
at the college will be privileged to a
tend this affair.
Mr.. w. G.. Behr of Bloomington
ILL.,, was the guest of friends in thi
city over Sunday.
The girls of Earlham college ar
arranging for Halloween party t
be given soon at the college in homo
Of the men students. This is an al
nual function and is always locke
forward to with pleasure by the guest
privileged to attend.
The Indianapolis Sunday Star says
The Domestic SCIENCE associatio
of Richmond, organized nine years ae
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

Using a special for moi stoker and
crate, German power plant is max
ing steam with cinders grom locomO
tiyeS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

in favor of the consumer. AS this
was not fair to the merchant, robbing
him Of his legitimate profit. Inspector
Mckinley remedied the defect.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26
Vapor Treatments
for Cold Troubles

Are now used in all hospitals. The
vapors carry the medication to the
lungs and air passages without dis
turbing the stomach When Vick's
"Vap-O-Rub" Group and Pneumonia
Salve is applied over the throat and
chest, these vapors-of Menthol, Thy
mol, Eucalyptol, Camphor. and Pine
Tar-are released by the heat Of the
body. Usually the worst colds go in
one night-croup in fifteen minutes.
Vick's is fine for head colds, asthma,
and catarrh, and is absolutely harm
less. Three sizes-from Csc up.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

A halloween party will be CIV
en- at the Garfield school in the
afternoon at 2 o'clock for the girl
students.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

Members of the Tuesday whist
club will meet in the afternoon
with Mrs. George Ferling at her
home on South Sixth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

The Aid society of the South
Eighth Street Friends church will
meet at 80 o'clock at the church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

The ST. Paul's Guild Of the st.
Paul's Episcopal church will meet
at the Parish House
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church will give a mas
querade social at the home of
Miss Doris Monroe, 317 South
Twelfth street
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

The members of an afternoon
dancing class will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Kolp at their home
on North Tenth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

Mrs. w. Frank Lehman will be
hostess for a meeting Of the La
dies United Commercial Travel
er's social club at her home, 22S
North Eighth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

A rummage sale will be given in
a room on North Eighth street by
an aid society Of the First Chris
tian church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

The Ben Hur lodge will give a
dance in the Masonic hall for
members.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-26

A card party will be given in
the evening at s o'clock in the
Moose hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS

sweet chaleybeate, Va. July 25.-The
sweet 'haINbeatc Springs. the average
temperature being about ~ degrees
II is hard To believe the accounts ~
the great heat the city friends yyritr
ABOUT, being more like September her.
ciiimhingr .nni l"i ma PPar rj;. mountain
IN vogue. though dancing continues
the most popular amusement Much
pieasur, IS aniicipated in the arrr al
l" morrow OF My tiammatt and his
sister, Miss Gertrude llamiuutt Of
NV york, graduate pupils Of Mir ana
Hirs ) Ncfnpn castle. They viii take
charge ~ tn dancing ana teach all
Inc latest fancy dances. among which
are The Lucille raio' ana "prII,g
nrGil''i ,[ IN" Two latest dances in
Duck" waltz "MaXixc.' Tango" "U"si-
tation" waltz "Onc Step" "Iialf ana
Half. La Russo, ana a number Of
others u
Mr. and Mrs e. \. Grant gave a le-
h hGni BRIDE par,y, on Monday in
kansas civ, a, wGich Mr. a nHf'! Mrs. 81
STOCKTON Cooke won both prizes
A,nother bridge party was given By
In honor OF their son W II. Grant 81
san Francisco, Gal Those particin,t
ing We're: Mir and Ms STOCKTON Cooke.
Sheiiield. Ala MIR and Mrs Thomas
Nash, New York Mrs T. +. Wccms,
Houston. Texas Miss Kate AlIcn
WHems. Houston. Texas: Miss Louis"
wilson. I.ynchhurg, Va. Mrs. John
watson, HUntineiou. W Va. Mrs -
\. Lawson! Huntington. W Va: Mrs
J Walton, Huntington. w Va: Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Cleveland, Ohio. Mir
ana W. II. Grant. san Francisco. cal.
Miss Julia Cooke, sheffield. Ala Mrs
-. W Thomas, New York city: Airs f.
!. Stuart, Baltimore. Md Mrs Orvlllc
- Dove; Kansas CITY. Mo; Miss Rose
Cooke, Norfolk. Va. Mr.. Joe Hardy.
Both prizes We're wen ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Nash % New York
o. Friday q large party drove over
70 Nh!lc sulphur Springs They had n
utHshiiUl lunch at the hotel and came
PACK laden with rhdodcndron Among
thosc Of tho party were. Commander &
\. ttiicN. /. : y Mrs. G. y On,cv Miss
Marcarct onlcy. Annapolis Md II =
Lockwood. New YORK. Miss Theresa Me.
Namara, Lynchbure. Va: Miss Cath :
arlnc osborne. baltimore Md: Mrs II.
! Johnson, Raleigh. y G.
MANY Things ~ interest are planned
Is expected that SWcct Chalybcat,
VIII b" unusuollE gay ana attractive
th'F season. ass almost every room is
Engaged All tho OLD parties arc com
lns IN FAST. and the greeting Of truo
irlcrdS lends an added charm To tho
beauty and hospitality AZ This famous
summer resort y feature greatly en-
loNcd - the sacred music ON Sljndo,.
evenings, 80 perfectly rendered by tre
talented orchestra from 2hiladeiuhin
ne late arrivals are. Nj. collins HiIi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
HEATHSVIl.LE

Especial 10 rhe T,mes-p-pa:chl
icathsvi!le. Va. JUly -5.-Rooe.t Brent
was In Baltimore ma Washington ,his
week.
Iohn s,hh Brent was visiting his fathers
home this week
Mrs i Jack Hrcn, and ii,tl, daughter.
Emily Louise ~ Richmond are a. Roanoke.
Professor Ii Mason Brent. ot New York.
Is NsiUus his father. =. :. Brent.
Mrs !. j. r"wu.uS has returned from a
Visit IN WcStUo'e land
Miss Gladys Dr.Syo!l. daughter ot Rev. and
MIS- IL :. br!sc0!l. ui Newport News, IS the
guest Of Mis- Hren, byrd.
Miss Jennie Cater, uf Richmoud. l. the
guest 81 hey sister. Mir L. =. Cockrell. Of
Mrs William Binndon. Of ReedvIle. has
as guests Misses lula Palmer and Ruth
Mar.ton. Messr-. Thomas ana Lewis Jones'
VI. john y Palmer. OF rice,on enter
lain"d ~ Dime. recently in honor Of Miss
..l~hbcih Hust Among tho guests We're
Me5dn'nes g. T. Davis. Basseis and rpwies
ana Miss Mary y. EeamN.
Misses sarah Eaudolph Brent and Gretchen
Bcll Nc'c recent guests 81 Mr. ANA Mrs.
John l. Brru, "t heir home az Burrcss
Rev. ana Mr.. 6 H. Mcradcn were en-
tertainct ,u tnc hoinc b. Mr. u,d Mrs
Warren Coustacy 90 Nuudy Point recently
Mis- Sara tiarpe' Who mas been visiting
has returned ia her home ia Portsmouth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26

ana family, Norfolk. Va: Mr.. and Mrs
T.. l.. stuart. Misses Anne. Lee. Eliza
beth and itives. Stuart ana Mrs. l.. q.
{ives Baltimore, Md; Mrs. y. Y.
tIolmes. Miss Mary Holmes. W. T.
Holmes and Edward Holmes Washing
ton. D. G; ~ j. Bates. Boston 4. G.
Dudley, Roanoke, Va; :. II. Sheppard,
Roanoke: II. Rozier Delaney, Jr.. Wash =
inGton. II. C.. w. H. Grant. SAN Fran
cisco, Cal: Il. $. Dawson. Norfolk: Airs.
w. l.. Jackson, Amelia. Va; Mrs Hugh
O'Gara, Covington. Va; \. NJ. Dudley.
Staunton. Va: Clifford Darst. Charles
ton. w. Va. Ensign &. Blake. Houston.
Texas; Miss Isabel .. Bcury, Miss Mary
Turnbull Munce Miss Helen Abcrcail
Sw:sher. Mrs, C. w. Swisher Augustus
G. Carver. Thomas Dahncy Kern,
Charleston. W: Va; :berso:c Gaines.
Oak HILL w Va: G.. Nv Jones. Oak
Hin. w. Va. n. l.. Jones. oak Hin. W.
Va: William Frazier, I.cwisburg. w.
Va; Miss Hattie Lassitcr. Port Nor
folk: Va: Miss Willie Skeeter, Port
Norfolk. Va: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Har-
risou Ecnsctt. Miss Mamie kcnsctt.
Norfolk, Va; Mrs. Sarah /: Brown. Mrs.
Bradley Stillman, Edward Stillman, Bal-
iimorc Md Mrs. Frank, II. Whiting,
Philadelphia. Pa; Mrs John Ritchic.
Jr.. Washington, H. C.; Mrs. H. Cabell
Tabh Richmond; G. II. HiX. Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
HOT SPRINGS

Especial! to The Tunes Dispatch
Hot Springs Va, illy 25.-rhc latter
par, Of July sees the .midsummer season
well advanced At the virginia Hot Springs.
while record crowd is booked FOR August.
Several evening garden parties with out
door dancing have hcen given on the
Homestead grounds for the embellishments
of visitors and these will continue To hc
feature OF tho summer.
The villa colony is completely hlicd. all
lcing either occupied OF taken for next
Barton Lodge. The villa of Mrs. Seth
Barton French, Who occupied II last year:
has Necn leased 10y Mrs Leonard Woods; OF
by Mr.. aud Mrs Tyler Fields. OF Cincin-
matt and Mrs Frederick S,erry and the
Misses Prudence and Virginia Stcrry, OF
New York are in Upland Cottage
Mrs. James Mccrac. Of Ardmore. Pa.
win her son-in law, Il. H. HawkA.s' OF
pittsburRh and her grandson. j.. ..Mc
craze, Jr. OF Woodmcre. L. J.. ara M ons
II the Homestead cottages. while MIR. and
Mrs. Archibald " MeCrae OF New York.
aad LeMoyne Dunlop are at the Home
stead for the season.
Mr. and Mrs W. b Howe and Mandcr-
vile Carlisle, who have been occupyin
the cottage OF Mrs. Cnldcron Carlisle, OF
Washington. who is NOW in Europe have
gone home for few days, but Viii re-
washington ON horseback, crossing the Blue
Ridge and AlleEhsny Mountains ana stop
ping At the CAverns Of iuray.
sud Mrs. Thomas Thachcr. of New York,
ana MI and Airs charles Palms ana
family Of Detroit.
Mrs Melyillc l.. ingalls, and Hiss Gladys
Ingalls, viii sail next month to spend seV-
erol weeks Ia Europe MI and Mrs Albert
Ingaus. of cleveland. have bc"n with
them tuis week at Iueallscoto. as We'll as
Mrs Russell Ellis Sard. who has Just re
turned tu her Auiu, in Albany
sit and Mrs. George ingalls,. ~ chicago,
Will spend August here with their family.
aud Mr and Mrs y e. ingalls, .ir.. of Sew
York are az the Homestead FOR the sum
iu.r-
Late arrivals "a, the Homestead tor the
season Include l. T.. Firth ana Miss Louise
FIRTH % Sew York former Chancellor OF
Sew Jersey ~. r Magic and Miss Magic. Of
Elizabeth. Joseph Eddy. @: Morrisiown.
who w.!l b. 'clned shortly hy his father.
Jesse :. Eddy and Mis-. Mildred Eddy Or.
IS j Turner. of Brooklyn Mrs 6. j. rur-
Nor and bliss - Turner. Of Mcntclair:
John T. Scarporo and Miss Scarhoro. of GIN
,lnnAu District Attorney Samuel T. Rctan.
AIS. Samuel Shoher and Miss Shohcr, and
tho Misses Charlotte aud Josephine Ballet,
visitors car4c,cd shortly 90 Join the Au-
gust colony include SIR aud Mrs. James
Ipas Todd Of Louisville Nj and Mrs \.
Blair END party and Mr ana Mrs
George Mason chichester Of Philat.i phiH (.
Miss Narrarer Er.bs. 81 Sew York ilr and
Airs. Charles *. Davis. John " YerkeS and
N'iee + Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS


iSNccld! 10 ! ne times D'SilttcN
Eockhridgc Baths Va. July .5.-Among
recent arrivals are: NJ. and Mrs. J. II. l..
Dickinson and TWO children and Miss
Blanche Brown Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ s,um
Miss Helen stall. Masters Oscar and Billy
Sm!i Nd MIS-; iiSen !:"ns % bpSma VISA
and George II. Powell. Stauntou. Va; Mrs
Trnwt%rd' M,l"m or rs br,,Ic Hno
Professor r. t. P9aEuc leNinsion, Va; Mrs
head. Mrs Curtis r Bowman. Miss Eliza
beth Bowman. Master ree!am Bowman,
Mrs II. " Davids. MISS L DAvils aud Mis-
Winnifred sloan. Philadelphia, IA: Mrs j.
nier. Virginia ana Lydia W. Kiunier ana
W. IL. Ryan. IT. iynchhn:s va; Mrs
snT65 IairS 3D." Within and @iS,uad ' Iaird.
y 'H'n foTc6er ~ St. ram ds No. MrS * Samuel n
Ellison. Master Andrew Ellison. Mrs ! \.
Gordon st, Louis. Mo. Mrs NJ. . Price,
b nnias Te> bT r X w hlimPs"n [ hnrs
Va; Nj. and Mrs. II. Trumbowe. Buena
Town own ra: 8 8; chariss and sl.Sncer VII
hanson; Misses E ; Williamson and w
IA Charles a. Hole Baltimore. Nj pr
and Mrs. Ira j. Haynes Cecil a Haynes
risonbnrg VA: Il: d free. Richmond.
George \. Hutchinson. George II. Powell
and NCighe Arm!stend are The Baths 90
most Industrious fishermen one afternoon
they brought in string Of fifteen hand
some black bass. which In weight averaged
from three To four and "a half pounds Mr..
Hutchinson. who ~ worthy pupn 90 t
Isaac Walton. Says that the fishing t. un-
usually nue. this season. Those guests who
love the sport often on the rivers
bank. and ind the pasiime very iascinat-
ing
Rccent rains have made The place more
beautiful than in tho early summer. ANA
= am
pleasing to the eyes
quite AN enjoyable dance was held in tho
ballroom few evenings ago. Mrs. VI Y.
Armistead. an accomplished musician from
Richmond. played, and many of the young
people had the pleasure OF dancing the
new dances. but the old Virginia Reel was
enjoyable feature o: the hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
ROCkBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS
Especial to The rimes-Disoatch.

Especial 10 The Times Disoatch.l
newcomers continue to rive by every train
and The Alum is nov nearly filled TO is
usually successful season Shows no sign OF
diminui!on Monday evening was marked
aeement in the assembly room rooms Of the Gem
trial. The contest WAS presided over b. j.
awarded the prizes. the Ey ones being
Mrs T II. Harris of Fayetteville. y. c.:
WILLIAM II. Higgins. of Richmond. and Pen
iieton Pope OF Louisville, KY
salem. y. G.. hosts OIL Monday al Il
,hu mn given at the Jefferson Cottage. In
re, another, pretty luncheon following an
d ay by Mr. oriIgs game Was given on Tues
.r.enn,. her guest of honor being Mrs d.
hempcr Kellogg of Richmond. The hand
Mrs: James Branch cabell OF Dumbarton.
"a and ND MIS- YaI TaoiS. Of Of e*pst9n
rh hon s' snh evsni@s r. cnt,s r r
pary OF twsnty,one guests at supper in their
cottaSe In North Carolina Row
? Meecn Of the Buena Visa 'q FIR, gaptist
eirh, in aiim s niiSni9 =, the party-ninety-
zen 'nrse touring cars aud spending q. hiIa-
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Montgomery corse. Of
Lexington Va. We're inc hosts on Wednes
Cefse on 16 IN a,,, W honor Of Tam Semme.
tral where hfty guests took part in Inc
"no;n.f nov! form Of entertainment, was
luncheon. given recently by MIR and Nrs
James Branch Cabcll. Of Dumbnrton Va
In honor Of Dr and Mrs. william IL uiy
gins. % Richmond. Mr. and Mrs Csbeii
LEFT this week FOR tho White sulphur. visit
ing John =. Branch. o. Richmond bu, Will
return 70 the Alum In lime Tor the opening
OF the V II |. summer school.
Tho costume dance given I'm honor of the
younger set on Tuesday evening proved par
tcularly enjoyable. Tie figures we're led BY
Randolph Thorue. ot Eocky Mount. y c.
dancipg with Mis- Grace shepherd o. Dunn.
Lexington. Va. dancing with Miss Eliza
beth Boothc. OF Alexandria. Va
The usual Thursday coti.iiou was led by
II. T.. SNOW, OF Tampa. Fla. dancing the
opening figure with MISS Bet,ie clarke. Of
Richmond. and aftcrWtrd WIKI Miss Doro.
thy Thrower. of Tampa Fla The chaperons
OF the evening were MIS- William Packer.
Of New York CITY. Mrs Leander g. Wool
fcik. OF i.nuisvill" Ky Ms ". NJ Moor.
~ Petersburg. Va; Mrs i.nther Dawson. OF
Richmond. and Mr.. r. b Wilkinson. OF
i.ynchburg.
Mrs. Frederick NJ Thrower. Of TAMPA. Fla.
was another OF the recent hostcsses enter
iainiug on Thursday ABOUT twenty women a
a 'ennis-tea. in honor - Mr.. l. \ Eosen-
stock. of Petersburg. va
ON Friday Mfs. l.. a ';oldsteiu. ot Waco.
TEXAS, was The ruest q, honor A. gay
netershurs va ~ The sanl cottage in
Kentucky Row.
MIR /. p. Osborne. of linton. " Va also
enteftaiued On FriIa% ~ luncheon IN
honor % Miss Priscilla shepherd. o, Dum-
barton. Va who. aftg~ Visit here 10 her
mother Mrs. jaues Branch Cabeli. is re-
turning 20 cro2ei :or the remainder OF the
sumner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
BRIST OIL

special 70 The Times pl.as,rn
Bristol, Va. july - An imp-oWp;I dance
CompAme n;aiy 10 aeyS % pretty visiting
F!ris Many hauLsoul" gowns We're Bro eyI-
derce. and the festivities continued uu;N q
.Ife hoJ- ia the night Special orchestral
music was furnished for the occasion. \
nlmbsT Of interested spectators Witnessed
Mr aid Mrs " q rIilar and family ar.
visiting here from Lmporia va. They. in
COMPANY WAN NJ. aud Mrs. J. C'oyd Byars
and member 20; their family. aga SPENDING.
;tw day- a. Big Creek rarh ON the Hol-
stoa River.
Mr. z l.. Thoma- hss returned To hcr
home IN Ho'-;ou valley after a visit to her
daughter. Mr.. q. CoWan
Richard EJh"-. - Capi!Na TIA. p hotel
ketpeI. q. spending q part ~ his SUNNI er
vacation here. being III guest 81 Dr ana
Mrs j +. Hieks IL has ngmhcr Of y, f.
-0 friends.
Mrs Emma L'mhcrger and Mrs Amanda
curtin. 81 Wytheyille. arc guest. %; Mr.. -nd
Ms robert Waskey. Washington street.
Mrs ! f. Mani.y and children. Of Lex
inston. Ky are visitors here. being guests
- Mrs. Henleys sister Mfs. j. Craig Hsver-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26

Mrs. T. W. Green. Mrs. a. t. Ham
mond and Mrs. J. K. F'ishburn. Of Roam
! ofe are numbered among the inter-
estnG and agreeable guests at the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-08-20
Subscribe for the Record.
Notice to Construct sIdew.Ik.,

To each OF the owners and OCCUPANTS of
scribed
Whereas. the city council OF the CITY of
Linton deem II necessary to construct u
following described premises as briein s.i
forth, to-wit: ~
Along the ems, side of lots is, II. ,s -
II. 10 y anu OF block II: south side ri
lots Is and l. block IA: west side OF loI =
.. T. . D. y. ., 10. II and ie OF block
LOT ls, block 10; west side OF lots III .. sa
=, block =. along Milwaukee avenue ali m,
iiuhttra first addition TO the VILLAGE. ~
Linton aud have directed the city auditor
70 itnltiy you. and each OF you, az provided
Dy law: 10 construct such sidewalk In
front OF or along said premises which are
Owned or occupied by you respectively at
your own expense. ="
hereby noiasd and req required a OF 10 you. ean. ane
sirurt such sidewalk Ia front of or
along in.ohs' as above set forth, the prem
owned by you subject 10 the approyai
OF the city engineer aud In strict Accord.
ahce with ordinances now Ia force and ef.
iect, NJ your own expense. by the nth OF
september. .lol4. after date OF this notice:
ana u you AL to construct the same, such
sidewalk will 1e constructed BY the con
tractor employed by the city for that pur-
pose, and expense thereof will be assessed
A,ainst said premises.
You are hereby required by said ordI-
iil nhnco before commencing work on such
engineer Tor line and grade Of walk und !,
permit to construct the same
A'' '"'''' ~ ""3 ]. Absxh B. xhelsks. lsIs
:, .. City Auditor,
auia--" City OF Linton, N. Oak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-08-20

sections where marquis wheat was
planted this year, it is grading up
and showing to better advantage
than any other variety. 1t has
withstood the intensely hot weather
of July when the grain was put to q
test Of the severest nature. Durum
wheat stood up well but the mar
quis carries off the prize.
Carlson, Aug 12.-Anna Grove,
16 years old, was accidentally shot
by her young sister. They were
house cleaning when the younger
girl removed q shot gun 10 get it
out Of the way. While in the act OF
passing it over to Anna the weapon
rhita bed and was discharged, blow
ing off part of the girls head and
causing instant DEATH
Kenmare, Aug. al. = The case
against George Combs. charged with
assaulting o. o. Adams with a
pitchfork. about one month ago,
was dismissed at hearing before
Police Magistrate John Lynch at
Minot. A pitchfork battle between
the two men resulted over a squab'
BILE for the possession of q hay stack
In the melee Adams was stabbed in
the head with q pitchfork in the
hands of Combs. the weapon inflict.
ing q deep wound in his skull. The
trouble started when Adams claimed
the hay by squatter's rights. The
case was very complicated and as q
result was dismissed. Both parties
to the case attended the hearing
Adams having entirely recovered
from his injury.
Lawton, Aug. l2.-With two kinds
Of water from one well. A. j. Ze.
mai, near here. has what is perhaps
the greatest curiosity in the state
He had q dug we'll which supplied
ample water until a short time age
whsn it was decided an effort must
be made to secure more. A drill
was put through the bottom Of the
old we'll and after going about l5C
feet deeper large supply of arte.
sian water was found. 1t was not
as pleasant to the taste as the water
from the dug we'll. 1t is being
piped ont tnwater the stock and the
! water in the dug we'll is still used
for domestic purposes. The piping
fits tightly in the hole in the bottom
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-08-20
BRADDOCK BREVITIES
News. Aug. 49,,

News. Aug. 1877
Ira Scroggin was Bismarck Wis
itor Friday.
A case Of scarlet fever is reported
at Kintyre.
Paul and Matte Kurtz. Of Hazel
ton. visited at Sueltz's Sunday.
Miss Ethel Clarke left Saturday
for a visit with Aberdeen, S. D.,
friends.
Mrs. A. E. Klabunde and Mrs. A
G. Lenhart. Of Hazelton. visited
with Mrs. E. E. Clarke last Thurs.
day.
M. p. Kaiser and Mrs. ]. B. Rott
and children returned Sunday from
Plaza, where they transacted some
legal business. The trip was made