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The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
Of Ioeal Tnterest

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen sines. November 2l, a son.
 The local schco,s were dismissed Wednesday afternoon fer two day holiday Thursday and Friday for 1 Thanksgi
 The News is printed Wednesday this week. and We are consequently short on the usual amount of local news. We are well supplied with correspondence, and there are some special Manufacturing features for our readers.
 Most all Of the leeal parties who have been away selling apples have returned. 8 number of them coming i in latter part Of last week Most ef them tell the same story, strenuous work finding market that was net crowded. Good sales were experience ed in most every instance.
 
 The local high school football team, made Up mostly of second string men, drove over to Vaughn Saturday and played the team at that place. winning by q score Of 3S to .. The game vas rather ragged. the entire backfield Of the team be ing made up of new men
 Elder E. F. Rice returned fore part of the week from near Center ton. Benton county. where he condUc- ted revival meeting. Splendid sue #cess 1s rAorted with eight baptisms Sunday. He a1go conducted q meet ing at Cave Springs recently, as- sisted by Ree..fZI...Jo Johnson. with K professions
 Word has reached sr.cSdale Of the recent death Of ]. (. Cagle. who formerly resided here, but after the death of his wife. recently, de moved to Nisalia. Galif.. where he passed over into the Great Beyond to join her. For q mlmber Of years AGr Caele was familiar sight in this section. being bind. his mede Of earning q living Was with hand organ He was an old Confederate soldier. and the many reunions ef tdis seetien were never hardly complete without him. He is an- other of these afaa=of=fhe South who are very raiaIy answering the final roll call Jews to rest iH Nisalia. Caltf..= Zbeifa the tzme of his daughter. Nrs. N. Cox
 The ladies aid =of ne eatist Church he'd a..hea sosial THess day aftemoea aot ole of those so- cil1s with ice cream ard cake. ard other little @s9tsa served in. but q hen social Lat relenished the treasury Of the society Heres he~ they did t; Every member ef tie aid society went cut in the chick en yard, and picked np niee lat hen and when they were all assem- bled marched in body to d local produce dealer. where the hens N re sol at top market price. When all these ladies came down the street Tues lay afternoon. each cue carry ing a hen. it looked as if some hen roost had suffered, and the produce ealer WIS a ltle slow about ae- ceptirg the birds Just what vas realized from the hen social'' in dollars and cents, was not learned. but from the number of ladies with the same number of hens il should am 1urt to q neat stun,
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Want to trade pair of horses for pair of uHles. Ira Graham.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Special subscription offer now or.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Most all Of the leeal parties who have been away selling apples have returned, number of them coming in latter part Of last week. Most Of them tell the same story, strenuous work finding a market that was net crowded Good sales were experience ed in most every instance
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
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 Effective Nov. 29. 1914.
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The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mayor and ExOfficio, !. r November 22, i9ia
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Elder E. Rice returned fore part of the week from near Center ton. Benton county. where he conduc- ted q revival meeting. Splendid sue cess Is raorted with eight blptisms Sunday. He aiso conducted q meet ing at Cave Springs recently, as- sisted by Rev..t..L.. Johnson, with 1S professions
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

The local high school football team. made Up mostly of second string men, drove over to Vaughn Saturday. and played the team at that place winning by q score of aS to Q. The game vas rather ragged. the entire backfield of tine team be- ing made up of new men
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER Before | T. Lane. Mayor Of Springdale. and ExOfficio l P fer Springdale Twp. Washington county, Arkansas. Pioneer Lumber Co. plaintiff
 VS Earl Arnold, defendant. The defendant. Earl Arnold. is warned to appear in this Court with in thirty days and answer the com plain. of the plaintiff. Pioneer Lum- Der Co.
 L T. Lane.
 Naun1. and E,X-Officio 1
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11

river, where IT stranded last fall
during storm Just before the
stream froze over. Captain Oscar
Baumann has large force of men
at work making number of needed
repairs 10 The boat. and will be
ready far business as soon as the
river hreaEs up.
j. j. liuse, the Winuna merchant,
spent Monday ana Tuesday in the
city locking after collections ana
other business matters.
1T IS believed that as result Of
the war tax on land imposed by the
Canhdlhn government, a number of
former Dakota farmers who went to
the British northwest will be com
neiled 10 return to the United
states. Information has been re.
ceivod that the tax will amount to
about $500 for each farm of 100
acres
Arrangements have been made TO
connect the government telephone
line with the line of the Dakota
Central Telephone Company which
runs into Winona Poles are being
set this week, and the wire will
cross the river "A, point about five
miles north of the farm school. This
action again gives FIT. Yates good
telephone communication IN every
direction.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11

graduated the members On the TX
of session and said tha, he wa
isiied with every act of the sess n
and trusted that others were iR ne
same position. At the close Of is
remarks he was greeted with pr9.
longed and loud applause.
Messrs. Dixon. Hort. Quinhlek
and Westdahl gave version of - D
perary' in which hits pe,e made al
various members state officers aHl
measures. Instrumental accom.
paniment was furnished by Brattgn
and Rugby.
Ole AXvig, a member from Cav
alier and who was member of the
pioneer house. was called on for an
address and spoke of the good old
days when the pass was in order
and he did not have to dig down in
his pockets to produce money for
railroad fare.
Stale Hendrickson, father of
thir'y.two. vas asked to speak and
in his own happy manner stated his
pleasure at having been present at
this his third term. He stated that
he carried away the best of feeling
for every member and trusted each
other member did the same.
Heckle. of Oliver, second
termer, also spoke of the work of
the session and his pleasure at be-
ing member He was satisfied
with most of the legislation passed
and thought the state had benefited
by the deliberations of the house
and senate.
Peterson. of Nelson, made a few
remarks along the same general
lines as the others. He is a first
termer and has made good during
the session, being a hard worker on
a number Of prominent committees
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11
Pollock Pick-Ups.
N'rogress, March -


Mrs. Fred Freeman, of Dale, was
visiting friends in Pollock several
days this week.
Dick Wilkinson left for Bismarck
this morning TO consult the hospital
doctors at that place in regard to
hls health. Johnnie Solomonson ac-
companed him.
1t showed again las, night and
this morning. Some Of the localities
in this state report three feet Of the
beautiful On the praries at the
present time. 1t looks now as il
this section was rot going to be far
behind
Messrs. Sturtevant and OInisted
made business trip to Herrcid
Monday. While there Mr.. Olmsted
made arrangements with HerboId
4 Siegele TO handle the Ford auto
mobile in northwestern Campbell
and southwestern Emmons counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Doorn, Jr.. ar
rived Wednesday evening from Cor
sica, Douglas county, where they
have been operating a farm. We
understand they will locate on a
farm in the Westiield neighborhood
Mrs. Doom is daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Lorie Dornbush. of West
field
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11

of last week to spend few days
with home folks. After arriving
here he was stricken with severe
attack of rheumatism. and for few
days could not move himself in bed.
He was taken to the st. Alexius hos
pital al Bismarck Thursday morn
ing.
j. B. Landsterger made an auto
trip to Hague last Saturday to take
Z. S. Chapman. representative of
the Bergstrom Stove Co.. to that
village. On the trip Mr.. Landsber-
ger sold several Sandbo Starters to
Ford owners in the south end of the
county and says the prospects for a
big business in the starter line are
good down that way.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11
Around the State.

3
Marmarth h s organized a base
bali club and is preparing for the
coming season.
The commercial club of Alexander
has contracted. for three number
lecture course for next winter.
The commercial club at Golden
Valley held special session ito con-
slider the proposition of a large mod
ern hotel for that place.
Harbingers of spri..g reacted
jamestown recently, when three
men dropped off the blind bag
gage of the coast train. They
came in ahead of the first robin, the
geese and the gophers. The men
wore light overcoats.
The j. P. Kidder store building at
Darlington was burned to the ground
and al! the mail and postoffice sup
plies were consumed in the flames.
Yhe building was erected in 1883 by
G. K. Wing and was one of the land
marks of Foster County.
For five days constant stream Of
steam has been forced into the
standpipe at Darlington in an effort
to thaw out the thick ice that had
formed all around the interior of
the tank. About one-third of the
capacity If the tank was filled with
ice.
Glendale. March 4.--Walter e.
Jaques was sentenced to 25 years in
the penitentiary at Bismarck for
killing Nina Johnson at her home in
the northeast part Of the county on
December 4th. He had been charged
with murder in the first degree, but
was permitted to plead guilty to
murder in the second degree.
New England, March d When
four boys were caught beneath a
snow slide three weeks ago. three
were crushed to- death. the fourth,
Elmer Lee, was rescued after being
pinned down by ice and snow for
several hours. He was thought to
be uninjured. However. partial
paralysis of one leg and arm have
resulted from injuries to his. spine.
Mandan, March q. Tim with the
Canadian soldiers in France; farm
life is not exciting enough" is the
information received by the father
of Ray Crandall, and the mystery Of
q former local high school basket
ball star is thus solved. A letter
says that he and another boy left the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11
Fl. Yates Facts
Sioux Cnnn,y Pioneer, March )

Sioux County Pioneer, Mnrch5.
Geo. Tenant and son, Roy, of
Winona, Saturday d livered some
cattle which he had sold to Carig-
nan & Stiles.
Rev. FIR. Bernard, who has been
quite seriously i'll for the past two
weeks. is again able TO be about and
attend to his duties.
The auction sale at j. Nj. Volk's.
Sr.. six miles east Of Winona, Mon
day. drew a good crowd according
TO reports. Larry Cermack, the
blacksmith, took some horses over
there to sell but states that the
prices offered were not sufficiently
attractive. Cows, however brought
good price, several cows bringing
over $50.
The Ferryboat Ida crossed the
Missouri river for the first time this
year on Friday. which is the earliest
that boat has crossed the river
within the memory of the Oldest res
ident. The boat was hauled across
the river on skates. however, and il
took ten teams to skid the boat over
to the landing dock on the. Fort
Yates side. from the sand bar vel
over on the opposite side of the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11
Session Closes.

Bismarck. March G.--With lack
OF confusion. the maintenance of
good order and prevalence of spirit
of good-feIlowship between the mem
bers, the fourteenth legislative as
sent ly came tna close last night
shortly after twelve o'clock.
The work was all cleaned up a
few minutes before u and the SEN
ate announced that it was ready to
adjourn when insistent calls for
Treadweli Twichell brought him to
the front and he made stirring ad-
dress. He spoke Of the work nf the
session, the friendships that had
been made and the regret with
which he parted with many new
friends and more old ones. lie
called attention to the work done by
the present session and spoke of it
as the best session in the history of
the state from the standpoint of
sane laws and sensible appropriation
measures. He said he could wish
the state no better fortune than that
all the members be returned for an
other term.
A. 6. Divet, of RichIand, was
called on for an address. He gave
a snort talk in which he stated that
it should be the ambition of
every man to look up. to keep
some high idea in mind. He cor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11


threshing fields near New Salem
going to Portal, N. D., and heing
stopped by the authorities and sent
hack to Minot. They tried to cross
the line again, but were stopped 9
second time and sent back TO Grand
Forks. Then they crossed the line
at night and walked to Winnipeg
and joined the army. The father OF
Crandall is a farmer near Golden
Valley. and he made a long search
without result. The boy is %.
Mandan, March 9Th. While under
indictment for the embezzlement OF
81 400 of the government money a
year ago, and do for trial in federal
court March 16. Fred w. Schmidt,
postmaster at Fort Rice, is alleged
to have further embezzled S4.475.
He left Fort Rice last week, it is be.
lieved, for the purpose of raising
money to cover the shortage by the
sale of land owned by his wife ir
Wisconsin.
MiEot, March Am explosion
blew out the whole front of the
Public Drug Store shortly before
midnight last night and injured En-
met Hileman, the manager. Hile.
man dropped a lighted match in 9
benzine can while closing the safe.
The benzine, can full of ether and
many other combustible chemicals
in the store blew up. Hileman's
face and hands were severely
burned. HiIeman staggered out OF
the place to the fire department and
gave the alarm. The blaze result.
ing from the explosion lasted for an
hour and a half. the store being to.
tally destroyed. The damage is es.
timated at $4,000.
Minut, March 6. j. j. Thompson
committed suicide IN his room at the
Waverly hotel Friday evening at
6:30 O'Clock by putting bullet
through his head with a SO calibre
revolver. The noise of the shot
and the thnd of the body falling tc
the floor was heard by the house.
keeper who Immediately notified
Reinhardt Reierson. the proprietor
The door to the room which was
locked, and Thompson was found
lying on the floor in a nool of blood
dead. He had been in Minothsince
January l1th. representing q nur
sery company. He was fine ap
pearing man about fifty years Of
age. His failure to make a paten
on an invention go is believed Il
be directly responsible for the rasl
act.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11
Institute al kini yre

a Farmers Institute is t. ii
at kintyre on Friday, NJ
There will be an af'erno0. G
ming session.
Good speakers will appea 81. is
program. The men speaBes III
practical, experienced iaruea 8a
will discuss subjects of iner 10
all in this community. iuea IN
be ample opportunity for local a.
pie to take part in the disct
A woman speaker will also n
the program who will laHe ~ -
les OF interes' to all womer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11
HazeIton Happenings.
Republican. March ~

l
Mrs. A. E. Klabunde is on the
| sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bradberg Wis
tied at the Capital City last Friday.
Mrs. r. K. Batter came down
from Bismarck Tuesday evening. re-
turning next day.
Dan Morford returned Wednesday
morning from two months visit
with relatives in Iowa.
j. E. Frederick went to Bismarck
yesterday for a couple of days visit
with his father-in-law, j. |. Roop.
Word came down from Bismarck
that Miss Hazel Roop vas taken very
i'll with pneumonia last Saturday.
Representative r. 4. Batter was
down from the Capital City over
Thursday night on u business mis-.
sion.
Miss Edith Eby left Saturday for
! Linton. After Il few days at the
county capital she will go to Mahto,
S. d.. to visit her parents.
N. |. Roop went to Bismarck this
morning to visit his father and sis-
ter and incidentally intends to take
in the show at the auditorium.
John Madsen again packed his
household effects Tuesday and next
morning he and his family departed
for Montana where Mr.. Madsen in
tends to locate permanently.
w. l.. Yeater. Ruth Wright, DR..
and Mrs. j. F. Snyder we're among
the HaZeltonites to take in the show,
Potash and Perlmutter," at the au-
ditorium in Bismarck last Friday
evening.
The third of the series of enter
tainments to be given here this win
ter by the Country Life Entertain
ment association was given in Zir-
bes' hall before a large and appre-
ciative audience.
A. E. Dutton and family returned
about week ago from their win.
ter's trip to Philadelphia, Washing
ton and other eastern points. They
also visited in Nebraska and report
an all around fine trip.
Messrs. H. O. Batter and S. E.
Kurtz went to Bismarck this morn.
ing. This evening they will attend
"The Winning Of Barbara WORTH y
at the auditorium and Friday even.
ing will witness the closing scenes
of the fourteenth legislative assem-.
bly,.
On account of several other events
taking place in town and out last
Monday evening the base ball meet
ing which was to have heen helt
was indefinitely postponed. The
meeting should be held in the i'm
mediate future, however. if any
thing is to be accomplished,
While at Bismarck last week w
l.. Yeater saw and had short visi
with our old friend. w. P. Thur
ston. Mr.. Yeater states that Ber
is looking fine, and that gentleman
affirmed that his newspaper ventur,
at Center has proven very prof
liable one. Hazelton friends will
hail the news with joy.
4 Register of Deeds A. l.. Cell cam,
up from Linton Saturday morning
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11
Braddock Brevities.
(News. March ~

Mrs. e. E. Clarke is reported as
being seriously i'll.
Ira Scroggin made a business trip
TO the Capital City Monday.
j. M. Wirth returned Monday
from short visit to eastern points.
l. l.. Scroggin left yesterday on a
business trip to various points in
Canada.
Roy Lee was Bismarck arrival
Tuesday for short visit with
friends here.
DR.. Baer reports a baby girl be-
ing born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sclos-
ser, Thursday, of last week.
A. C. Staak left yesterday for the
county seat where he will attend to
some business matters for a few
days.
G. e. Person, proprietor Of the
Square Restaurant, spent couple
of days in Bismarck last week at
tending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Staak and
daughter were guests at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. M. Rush near Ha.
zelton Saturday and Sunday.
E. F. Savage was taken quite i'll
the latter part of last week, but at
the present is somewhat improved.
We. hope for speedy recovery.
Frank Long. our congenial con-
stable and also one of our enterpris-
ing merchants, returned Tuesday
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in various points in
Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. Larrabee and little
daughter departed Monday for
Philadelphia. Penn. where they will
remain for about year, the docto,
deciding on taking a post graduate
course.
Albert Staak arrived last Thurs
day from Cochrane. Wis, to look af
ter his land interests here. He wa:
accompanied by his sister who ha:
accepted a position as hockkeepe,
and stenographer with the firm o.
Staak & Miles.
Joseph Fitzgibbons, our jovia
pharmacist. went to Bismarck yes
terday to be in attendance at the big
play, "rhe Winning of Barbar;
WORTH which appears at the Audi
torium tonight. During his alb
sence the store is in charge of DR.
Baer.,
| Miss Lucille Allen went to Bis
marck Thursday Of last week for 6
visit with her parents and also tt
ATTEND the famous play. Potash ard
Palmuter.' which appeared at the
auditorium Friday evening. Miss
Lucille. accompanied by her mother
returned Monday.
Will Braddock have a, base ball
team during the coming season?
That is the question that is now be-
fore the many enthusiasts of this
vicinity. Those interested will
kindly be present at the office of the
Goodridge.Call Lumber Co.. on Sat
urday evening, March 9th, at which
time it will be discussed as to
whether Braddock will participate
in the great American sport or not
this summer. Let us have a good
attendance.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11
He Didn't Worry

member OF the Providence bar
one day met an able and conscientious
judge on tho street and said to him:
i see, judge, that the supreme court
has oYerruled you in the case of A
versus Il, but YOU need feel no con-
ccrn about your reputation" mo,
indeed" answered the iudge compla-
Gently, Il don't I'm only concerned
about the reputation of the supreme
court. t.'-Lippincott's.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-02-05

Cottonwood Patent, best by test
and taste.
1t is cheaper to build better
houses. Hussman Lumber Co.
B. F. Taylor, the Salmon river
stockman, was in the city yester-
day.
William Schremp returned the
first of the week flom a trip to
Fort Benton, Mont.
The local order Knights of Co.
lumbus held another enjoyable card
party at their hall Tuesday even
ing.
A bunch of Grangeville young
men came over Friday evening and
took in the dance after the enter
tainment at the Princess Theatre.
DR.. Shinnick has fitted up an
office in the west room of the Phoe-
nix hotel where he may be found
in future. He will have very cozy
quarters there.
The Vollmer- Clearwater COM
pany is reported to have purchase
$4,000 bushels of Red Russian
wheat at Fem late last week from
the Wren & Greenough farms at
price somewhat above the local
market figures.
Only a fair audience greeted the
Amphion quartette which appear
ed here last Friday evening under
the auspices of the library club.
The work of the quartette was pro-
nounced very good, the instrument
tai selections being especially we'll
received. AZ the close of the en-
tertainment a dance was given.
The library cleared S27. 50 from
the entertainment and dance.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-02-05
Interesting ITEMS
from In and around
Cottonwood.

S. R. Walker was in the CITY
Saturday from NezpeIce.
We're building doctors-con-
sulta,ion free. Hussman Lumber
Co.
Tom Hill jincd the Chronicle
list this week and also ordered the
paper sent to hi son in Montana
for six months
w. O. Greene writes from Mon
tana to renew his subscription apd
says thew could not get along with
out the Chronicle.
Atty. c. T. Mcdonald came
down from Spokane Monday even
ing and spent couple of day S here
visiting his daughter. Mrs. c. w.
Greenough.
Arthur Brissette went to Union
town last week and purchased four
mulefoot hogs which he now has
in training here and expects later
to take to San Francisco where he
will drive them like a four horse
team hitched to wagon being built
for that purpose. Frenchy says
the pigs are entirely wild as yet
and come at him like wild hogs
but he expects to have them eating
out of his hand and obeying his
every order within few weeks.
AS the result of a fall received
last week by which his spine was
badly wrenched, Jack Pennecard
suffered fainting spell at his home
west of town Monday and, in fall
ing, struck his head on the stove,
causing serious conclusion of the
brain. DR.. Orr was summoned
and did all in his power to revive
the injured man, with the result
that he was able to sit up for a
short time Wednesday. He is get
ting along nicely at this writing
and in a short time will be his usual
self again.