Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-11-11

clad rules of the organization j.
that there will be no gambling no,
drinking of any kind in the club
which is known as the d. V. v. s.
Club. Mahlon Mohn is president,
| Lloyd Stewart vice president. Glen
Turner treasurer. Ward Norman
and Donald Paul sergeants at arms
and Gerrit Rocks secretary. The
other members are Earl Stewart.
Ed. Rocks. Oscar Mohn, Adam Jan.
gula. Earl Haggard, Julius Timmcke
Karl Ponath. Walter Mohn. Albert
Shier and Geo. Henderson.
S. c. Rhode Island Red Cock
for sale, all of a brilliant red and
sired by cockerels from prize win
ners owned by VIM. Rodman. of
Eagle Bend. MINI. For sale by Fl.
h. Adamson. Linton. N. D.--Ady
= We make better and cheaper
Enlargement than any of the travel.
ing agents that cover this country
from year to year. and besides if
they are not satisfactory you do no,
have to take them. Why not buy
from us and be sure that YOU are
going to be pleased. Smiths Photo
Studio.-Adv.
John Statema, a Well.to-do far.
mer of the Hull neighborhood, was
in Linton yesterday for short bus
mess visit. His father accompa-
MED him. Mr.. Statema reports
that crop yields are good down his
way. but that thrashing operations
are progressing but slowly. Three
weeks more will be needed, he
thinks, to finish up.
The Record Office has been busy
one this week getting in shape for
the Appreciation Week" special
edition. Hence. the present one
may not be quite up to standard.
However, the average country of.
flee is handicapped in case of this
kind by the impossibility of getting
extra help at short notice and the
regular force must extend itself
just so much more.
The Milwaukee road has an.
nounced a number of chanpes in
train schedules which became effec-
tive the first of the week. The Lin.
ton train arrives here now at ll:25.
which is about fifty minutes earlier
than formerly. 1t will depart at
l2:l0. This change is made to con-
meet with the mainline trains at
Roscoe which have also been speed.
ed up little. The train from the
Twin Cities which formerly reached
Aberdeen at $50 in the morning
will arrive forty minutes earlier
The train which formerly left Min.
neapoIis at 11:l0 p. m. will leave
there at $40 p. m. The train from
Aberdeen to Minneapolis will leave
at 9 p. m. instead of $3.50. The
late east-train will run as usual.
Emmons county will be well repre-
sented with booster week" special
editions of the newspapers. Editor
Colburn has been working for some
time with the big edition of the
Republican and promises something
good. The News at Braddock will
be twelve-page. five column affair
and the Record will have a bunch of
extra "rrimmins" Papers all over
the state are taking a hand in max
ing the big week dandy for adver.
Using the state and its resources.
In fact. the idea originated with
Pres. Richter, of the North Dakota
Press Association. and the members
of that organiza ton are all putting
forth their best efforts. 1t should
be the greatest week of advertising
OF the state in it's entire history.
| Next week the Records big
special Appreciation Week" edi-
ton will be printed, two thousand
copies of the issue to be run off.
There will be several pages devot-
ed to the history, statistics and re-
scources of the state. Several
pages will be composed of historical
matter and pictures rel tive to the
county. and there will be several
letters from farmers who have had
the actual experience in forming
and st0ck-ralsing in Emmons coun.
| ty. and there will be large amount
| of crop reports. etc. 1t is our aim
to get these papers circulated
throughout South Dakota, Mime.
sofa. Wisconsin and Iowa as well as
| possible. For that reason VIC
earnestly request our readers te
save their copy Of the big special
sending it to some friend in anothe,
\ state when they have finished with
lit. They are also requested Il
Il write personal letter tn the mr.