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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
Westfs|d Whispers

Correspondents of the Rcored. april l9)
Mumps galore in these parts.
Vim. Clev-ringa is drilling well.
Wande- what's the trouble with the
weatherma M
VIM. Lammt rs and family horsemo-
billed to Pollock sXsdnr day evening.
Tom O'Brien was cen at Pollock. He
is on the road TOR II. E. Cobb, of St.
Paul.
We sincerely hope that ...vesuvius"
will not again erupt. We say again.
we advocate peace.
John Cleveringa has his new,cel!ar
completed. We're all coming to take
invoice when its stocked up"--in Au-
gust. x
Diamonds are trump" and as such
they are claimed TO win hearts. We
are wondering who took in that last
trick. No use beating about the
"bush." We can translate the words
"from above"
Peter Bor, the Overland Telephone
Co president and manager, is now
minus his mustache. What his object
is no one knows unless there might be a
shortage in wire. he making good the
deficiency.
Klaas Pool and local "vulcan" has q
neat little shop where the clang of his
hammer is heard from dawn until dusk.
A little shop of this kind is a valuable
enterprise and we take this as a means
OF boosting it. We patronize home
trade when practicable.
The Westfield band again has given
a couple of cornerstone in the West
field school and one in the Hasper
school. Both of these concerts were
we'll attended. and liberal donations
were given the boys. The boys exhib-
tied no hesitancy in partaking of the
delicacies for which the good mothers
and daughters of this vicinity are noted.
Thanks.
81 RUlcH.
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TEMVIK, NORTH DAKOT
Temvik Talk.

Correspondence OF the Record. tAprl q.
w. S. Rigler went TO Flasher Satur-
day on business.
Mr.. streeter was in the city last Sat
urday on business.
Jakob Schatz returned from Danzig.
N. D last Tuesday.
Rev. Janzen held Baptist service. in
the school house Sunday.
The Mott ers' Club will meet with Mrs.
Stcdman Thursday. April 22d.
VIM. Conrad came down Saturday to
spend Sunday with Temvik folks.
Miss Brodhead went to Aberdeen Sat
urday TO visit with friends. She re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Graf returned las, Tues
day from one OF the Bismarck hospitals
very much improved.
II. v. Wilson returned Mond " from
Glen Uilin where he visited for a few
days with his parents.
Messrs. and Mesdames A. Larson and
Chas. Dewitt autocd to Linton in Mr..
Larson's car Sunday evening.
B. Donlcy returned to Tcmvik Thurs
day to resume work in the depot. The
relief agent. Z. H. Wagner. and family,
returned to Barlow, N D.
Morris Rigler went to Bismarck last
Tuesday to visit with his sister. Mrs.
Rubin, of Ashley, who is in the St.
Alexius hospital. He returned Tuesday
evening.
James Lcary and Fred Snyder drove
up from Aberdeen last Thursday in Sny-
dcr's Car. Mr.. Lcary left Saturday for
Aberdeen and Mr. Snyder remained to
build new residence on his land north
of Temvik.
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that the board of
county commissioners OF EmmOnB County.
North Dakota, invite and will receive sealed
proposals. up to four ~ o'clock y. m. Of May
-. 1915. for the construction ofthree steele
bridges with concrete floors, and one re-fn-
forced concrete cuivert, Hs herein below
specified:
Bridge No. l.-BeinR u a4-foot span. with 10
foot roadway, to he located
between sections ~ and
8-130-1S.
Bridge No. 2.-Being 30 foot span. with 10
foot roadway to DO located
VI rods west of the south
east corner of the north
east quarter Of section 49,
81 lH3- "a.
Bridge No.3.-Being u 30 foot span with TO-
loot roadway, to he locat-
ed 7r0ds west nf the east
line Of section "a 1850.
Bridge No.4.-B.lng reinforced concrete
culvert . feet high, Is feet
wide, with l8- foot roadway
TO be located between seq
lions ~ and 35-l30-76
Plans ard specifications will he ON Ole IL
Me Office Of The connty auditor on and
tnnied by certified check In the amount Of
10 por ceHt ut tbs hid for each bridge or cut-
vert. indnrsed 10 the treasurer of Emm0ns
county. N. D.which will be forfeited 10 the
county IL case the snccsssful bioder. neglecta
or refuses to enter Into contract with surety.
honh must h6 fled with tho county auditor
In The full amount 0f the contract price
within fifteen ti6) days after tho contract Ii
The bnatd reserves the right to reject any
all ana bids "a.
Dated = Linton. N. d.. this 9Th dss OF
John r. SNYDER,
Auditor ri Emmons Gonnty.N ID
BY order Of the hoard OF County Commits
sloners. aprl5mayB
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Hartford Items.

Correspondence Of the Record. April ".
Mrs. Chas. Buck is on The sick list
Mrs. Viola Moves has four weeks Of
school yet
News are rather scarce this week on
account of farming. The writer has
been unable 10 get5the News.
The teacher that's teaching the Nor
ford school is boarding at Mr.. Noyss.'
Her home is 80 miles east Of Aberdeen.
Jim Farrell and Frank LAWYER are
blowing with The gas rig on Mr.. Shelf
fields farm for Mr.. Hamilton, as Mr.. II.
rented Mr.. Sheffield :. farm.
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Notice Real Estate Foreclosure
Sale

= e y IL g. -
,.i Notice 2: is hereby given, that defaalt e,
ana delivered by Edith Z. johnson! fsinrieI.
Mortgagor, 70 John Weinstein. morirHre,.'
asteo the l2th day OF August. luls, land flied
dssds ~ ~ 10 n te once OF the register OF
no, Mosth Dakota on the 10Th tny OF August.
tvto ~ x:s0 o'clock ID. M, and recorded IN
nk IS OF mortgages Ut page i.s. and nj ,i..
A. II ~ y ~ ploeseaanK having been instituted
~. Jaw OF 5oiherWlse to recover the debt "a
cured cure by said mortgage or any part lheref,f:
ssid mortgage Will be Iforeciossd t,v 4, s,iie
=, tas pfemises 10 such mortgage and here-
court house IN III, III me font door the
iE I'm and state OF North Dakota. ii the
hour ~ ~ gs00 o'clock p M, on this lat flnv q
m N.Y. a. aas asls 20 satisfy the amount due
The nrernis arIsses On ~, tae day Ct SALE
a ~ when VIII be sold u satisfy tile same,
are uescri1ed rs follows, viz: " -
!. :. IN ~ na.I sEs 81 the southwest quarter
tion SIX td In township ono hnr,I M 7,
s y, siao, north. OF range seyenty-iunr fti3S
tstof the hfthprincipnl mertli,sns s.snfat,s.s
. .a tone annndred seyenty.fonr and Te loo
mani amrveu thss ac,cording To the govern.
mere VIII. pc due on said mort aye III tl,e
aate OF sale the sum Df 1915 nj rii,ciD,I anil
Z, ana tls further stun IL siS2s BY
ths sHid lafd and which wt,re nsirs ,,~ sb,.
s ". mottgnSee sand which mikes the te,t..i3
SUN due On date OF sale OF six hi tlre /,
tSss, u, aoliars and twenty three cents
men q r. e}sia Mh ths costs and disbure
3, pms aseh q kfnM ,a;s Oak this 10Th day
JOHN WElEsTErN.
A, r. GRAY. Aortsases
- kanmare, n Oak. Mars6- 4 nrsa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
Call on Charles 8. Carley, County
Judge. for Final Proofs and Filings.
ADV.
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage
Foreclosure Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that, that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
SSyySoest kanis. single m,sIt,g ssngrsgasar. TO
September. 1903. and filed forsec srsi 81 he Of
ice OF the Office of the register az deeds 81 the
county Of Emmons State Of Ns,stil Dakota,
on the sNth day Of September. 1900 ID 0:I,
o'clock Q. m and recorded in bst Nj ne of
mortgages on page $3.50; which tu0ftgagn.
va, va; duly assiEned BY saids. vi by a
70 the Sprague State Bunk Of Gafedonia
minnesota, "a corporation. and sald lassign-
ment was hied Tor record IN the gfllce Of the
register OF deeds OF Emmons county state of
North Dakota, December ID. 1864, and record
cd In book e OF mortgages on pagf 5s,; which
1m 9, r. 4 was duly assign the snraeue
poIstion by an ins,rnp9nt in writing 70 S.
a. y, hyde , the owner and holderpf said mort
g gage; when a, assignment gel. bears aatssthe 4th
In the offices OF the register of deeds 81 Em-
q! mons in, county. state Of North Dak0taf March
~, iyis sa ana sa rcosde "a n book 90 II
the premises In such mortg aga aud herein
after descrihcd az the front door Of the
County am s,ne COUNTY oq N., =. Linton
q the hour of tap O'clock p.Nfi on !, the
eth day OF aaay, 1915. to satisfy tile amount
ss ppen sns on the day sale
and which will BIO sold to satisfy the same
are described as follows, to wit: s.
II 6 E, Of ss,lsn
dred twenty-nine (1a9) north OF range sew
enty six t7o) west of the 9Th D. M. c,ntnin-
ing one hundred and sixty acres more oriless
Ac;Gorolng 70 tine government survey thereof Y
There win be ldue upon snch mortgage ut
the date OF sale the sum or three Thousand
eight hundred forty-nine dollars and elgf-
sy.tour cfntB tE3Si9.8a) besides the costs OF
this foreclosure, 800
Dated the goth day OF April. 1915.
" Y.HYDE, q
Mortgagee and Assignee, and
~ owner OF Sntd Mortgages
CHARLES s.. LANE, 2 - -.
Attorney for 8. Y. a yde
MortRngee and Assignee and
Owner Of said Mortgage.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
ularly would they welcome and in the
way of vocal music. VIII not voun.
teers from the Willamsport neighbour
hood give assistance?
Hampton Correspondence

Hampton correspondence
2. 5hicr. of Cayton. spent Sunday at
S. +. Riders.
Glare East has returned from Bis
marck with lumber to repair the school
house for which he has the contract.
VIM. v. Wade has returned from his
trip to the Cannonbal!. He has picked
out a loo alton and will remove his attic
this week.
The weather Is fine and the ground is
in splendid condition Nearly every
one is about through seeding. Garden
truck is beginning to show itself.
Winona Correspondence
Mr.. Ostrum has his new frame stable
enclosed.
John McCrory had business on Beaver
Creek last Saturday.
Mrs. D. Hubbard and Miss Annie
Pctrie came down from Winchester | st
Saturday. returning the next day.
Mcssrs. PARKS and Chcsrown think of
migrating westward about the lst OF
June. Sorry to have you go, boys.
We had heavy shower along tho
river Monday night. April 2lst. At a
point six miles east of Winona it was a
little more than sprinkle.
South Prairie Correspondence
a. f. Honstain has left for Pierre.
Miss Emma Hons,ain returned home a
week ago.
VIM. Pagcl can be seen once in a
while with horse and cart jogging
around.
Mr.. Carlcy's family came last week
and with pleasure he leaves the rank.
of the bachelors.
For lack of seed there will not be
much oats sown in this ncighborhood
but everybody will plant considerable
corn,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22

Wonders Of the Swallows.
Speaking Of the wonders OF the deep,
the most remarkable freaks hang
around shoal water during the sea.
bathing season.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
Hague Happenings

Correspondence OF tho Record. (May II.
Unto Henry Knoll and wife is born a
girl. Another evidence of the high cost
of living
Vim. Mensing is on the sick list.
Rheumatism is his principal ailment.
Here is hoping for speedy recovery.
A. J. Fisher. the erstwhile agent of the
Milwaukee Railroad Co., is now en-
gagged in farming. Tony acts and looks
the part.
H. B. Zenk. cashier of the Hague State
Bank. departed on Saturday last for an
extensive trip to points IN Wisconsin
and Chicago.
F. B. Streetcr was here on Sunday
last 10 start the car of FIX. Volk. F..
K. has fine car but will have TO give
better first-aid instructions in the future,
Frank.
Frank Sahli and r. M. Volk have each
purchased new Overland car of the
vintage of 1915. Franks hat is alto
gether toe. small now since he pur.
chased the new car.
On Monday next will occur the
nuptials of Frank saili. Jr. and MIS-,
Julia Schmidt. Both young parties are
well and favorably known. Canarai-
ulations are extended to theln. Frank
is engaged in gram buying and has
made good.
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that the board OF
county commissioners Of Emmons county,
North Dakota. invite and will receive sealed
Is 1915, for furnishing 4 steam healing plant,
consisting of boiler pipes, radiators, etc,
together with the cost OF Installing same In
the court house in Linton, N. ID.
Plans and specifications will be on Ale in
the office OF tho county auditor on and latter
April q, 1915.
Bids should be marked proposals for
heating plant" and be addressed to the coun-
" auditor ut Linton. N. D.. accompanied by
= certified check In thu sum of 10 per cent .of
the amour mt of such bid.
and all bids.
Dated at Linton. N. D.. this sth day OF
April. A. d. 1915.
JOHN r. SNYDER,
Auditor OF Emmons County. N. d.
By order OF the hoard Of County Commits.
sionefs.
Anr1b-May13
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
I'M PIONEER DAYS
From the Record. May 2. 1850:
In Town and Out

John Boutillicr is on the sick list this
week.
Miss Eva Campbell is teaching KaI.
bcrer school, in this township.
Mrs. Chas. s. Lane. OF Ardoch. N. D.,
is visiting her parents. MIR and Mrs.
John r. Cell
Judge Winchester writes that he will
hold court in Emmons county along the
fore part OF July.
J. D. Merrill. of Winona. was WIS.,
i,or to the county seat Thursday and
Friday of last week.
States Attorney Parker and daughter
passed through town this week on
their way to Bismarck.
County Superintendent Andrus was a
visitor 10 the county seat this week. He
recently visited the schools in Baker
and adjacent townships.
Married On April 2G. 1890. by Justice
J. NJ. Shoulder, at his residence. Geo. w.
Lynn and Mrs. Mary Fish. OF Winches-
ter. Emmons county, N. D
Among those present at the meeting Of
the county board Saturday were Com
missioners Van Beck and McLain. Ger
ri' Haak and Cornelius Rowcrdink.
Mrs William Thurber and children
have arrived from their old home in
Downing, Dunn county. Wis MIR.
Thurber will not come out until fall.
Williamsport Sabbath-school rcor.
gained Sunday and elected the follow
ing officers: Superintendent. J. X.
Worst; assistant superintendent, II. A.
Armstrong; secretary, Miss Bertha
Packer: treasurer, Miss Ollie Worst;
chorister. Miss Eva Campbell.
Commander Maxwell writes the Rec.
ord that it is the intention o have Decor.
alton Day exercises at Cnmradc Cronk s
grave, down on Beaver Greek. The res
idents of the valley desire the assistance
of the people of all parts of the county
in doing honor to the occasion. Partic-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22

him OF his bad
8 y m p t o m 8
This happened q
number OF years
ngo. Since then,
Mr.. Capers states
that he has had
similar attacks Of
trouble. the promi-
nent symptom Of
which Is constipa-
tion. and has al
W q y 8 I o u n d
prompt and eff
Client relief from
Perunn. He says:
up to the time I
started using your
Peruna I could
drink castor oil.
like water. It did
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
z Jour attention l. 70.
y sPectfully called to
IN important point
not generally known,
that . laxative should have
. tonic element to success.
fully meet constipation.
fully meet constipation.

Mr.. John B. Capers, of Go Pecan
St. Fort Worth. Texas. had a sig-
nificant experience in this particular.
He was afflicted with O severe case of
constipation ana bowel trouble. He
spent good deal Of money in trying
to find q remedy. To his aatonish-
ment Peruna very quickly relieved
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
Notice Of Vacation Of Streets and
AIleys.

Notice III hereby given that ~ petition has
city of Linton, In the county Of Emnons,
state Of North Dakota aud that the same has
been filed by the auditor of the said city,
echiey Avenue south 10 Hickory Avenue
IL extended west. land 18th street north from
Hickory Avenue 10 It's intersection with
ditinn to Lintnn. Emmuns couAty. North Da-
kota. be vacated as such streets In the imam
ner provided by law. jss
Aud notice ~ further given that the said
petttinn Will be heard and considered by the
said city council on the Sd day Of May, 1913, at
the hour Of 3 o'clock p. N. OF said day.
Dated the 5te day OF November. lptt.
J. ID, MEIER, g
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22
SCHOOL NOTES.
Primary Room.

Eleanor Kuehl was sick one day last
week.
Lydia Becker was absent all dav
Tuesday.
Martin ohIhauser was atse,n Tues.ie,
afternoon.
Eddie Schmidt was absent Mond ~
and Tuesday.
Ella Graft was absent several days
last week on account of sickness.
Mrs. D. D. Bidwell and little Fay, of
Hazelton, visited school Tuesday fore
noon.
Alva Burlingame and John Fehlha Der,
Of the fourth grade. were perfect In spell
ing last week.
The fourth grade is studying 1.-The
Voice of Spring, by Felicia D. Hemans,
for language work.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-22

salts. they were of no use. Physics of
NIL kinds and clnsses were used. but
we had to call on the fountain syringe
for help" Peruna was able TO cor
rect this condition completely in Mr..
Capers' case. and there Is every ren-
son to believe that 1t was the tonic
qualities OF Peruna, added to the laxa-
tive qualities. that procured this very
desirable result,
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Work Begun Under Gov. Hughes Has
Changed Watering Place So 1t
Hardly Would Be Recognized

to 81. AZ the Lincoln Baths there are
some fine ont or door sv INNING pools.
hut what the sick folk wish 10 know
and know right off the tat &c what the
Saratoga baths WI cu-, or remedy.
They are prescribed N all cases of
rheumatism ana govt. ~ cases of brain
flag and IA Y disorders. in most
cases whore the heart - Effected and
In all cases affecting tho Kidneys and
bowels. hardening uc tn" A!'Cries and
of arterial disorders. in al. cases Of
mild or acute alcoholism and-stlck a
tack in this. all men and who
are unnecessarily or uncomfor,ably
fat--in all cases If obesity, There Is
m longer any reason W. any woman
shouldn't retain indefinitely a per-
feltly straight front aIl Il sylphlike
| figure SO long as tho Saratoga baths
are M there in me foothills e the
A~d!rondacks. Dr. Ferris reports a
case n which he rrdu.ol the weight
OF one woman f~ifty-so'en pounds in
| three weeks. and She stayed reduced.
The baths. prescribed y go, pre-
I scr!bed diet and prescribed rcst-the
last as important as a. the others
did the business.
When a physician orders simply
Nauheim baths. or Sararh'oe'r baths
the patient receives two thermal baths
at gS degrees. four baths Of The second
: ries containing coz al 90 de- COS,
four baths uf the third series contain
ing CO2 q, % degrees, four haths OF
the fourth series containing tp2 at
80 degrees. and :uur baths - ne NTH
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less task. They don't get n cent as
water cure promoters and often some
body condemns them cordially for not
doing this, that or the other thing. Mr..
Trask was killed In n railroad accident.
Gen. Tracy was buried on Monday, but
Mr.. Godfrey Is still on the Job and his
associates on the commission are Fred
erick w. Cameron. an Albany lawyer.
chairman; and FORMER State Superin-
tendent OF Banks George c. Van Tuyl.
Jr. For the prod!gious amount of work
done. the executive staff is extremely
small. The experimenting director Is
DIR. Albert Warren Ferris, who was
for many years the hydrotherapy ex-
pert at Watkins Glen and later Com
missioner in Lunacy for the State OF
New York. He knows a lot about leu
~rovascufar treatments. Nauheim Their
mails and geologic formations. THE
Sun man found him about an hour
before he was to take a train. The
doctor began to talk and talk fast. He
got as far as "arthritis."
whats 'arthriAs?'" asked THE
Sun man.
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T haven't time 70 tell you" chir-
ruped the experimenting director.
Consult your dictionary. I must catch
n train and | have many things to do.
II you had arranged an appointment
with me. IL would have been different.
No business can be successfully con-
Quoted in these days except by ap-
pointment. II you have lived long In
New N,y> you must know that 1t Is a
city OF appointments"
In the Old days John Raines. In Sem
atorial debate. used 10 refer 70 Edgar
T. Bracket as the Senator from the
roulette belt" But the old. bad. mad.
glad Saratoga. with nothing but money
for four weeks and nothing but inter-
est on !ts debts for the other forty
eight weeks. Is now only a memory OF
an olden. golden time that has gone
forever. The - Saratoga is what M.
ture intended the place to be and FOR
what the IEG'tl tribes used II. 1t has
risen sp,eHdidiy out OF the ashes OF
the old. erected on n solid foundation
and. in a year or two. II the state OF
New York makes no mistake about
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supplying the necessary %appropria-
lions. will be a profitable and prosper
BUS going concern. doing business all
the yea round. whereas the old Sara
toga had real money only for "A month.
When the springs were acquired by
the State nearly al. Of them had been
pumped dry. The State Reservation
Commission stopped the pumping and
to-day all OF the lost wells are flowing.
most OF them stronger and better than
ever. In the laboratory of the CON-
mission all Of the waters have been
carefully ana!.zed and they have been
piped 10 three bath houses where the
cure may be taken. one OF these bath
houses Is at the extreme south end OF
the town or the grounds Of the Lincoln
spring. Another is practically in the
centre Of the town In phiia street. half
a block from Broadway. and the other
is where the old Magnetic Baths used
10 be. opposite the High Rock Spring.
away al the north end OF the town.
Skilled bath masters. men and women.
most Of them trained at the cures
abroad. are at each bath house 10 give
the treatment.
But, as Is the case NJ all the great
cures abroad. none but ordinary baths
may he taken without n physicians
prescription. Under no circumstances
are the bath masters permitted to give
the patients the Nauhelm thermal
baths. the Nauhe!m effervesc!ng baths
or the oxygen ~(Perugen) baths except
under written directions. And without
prescriptions zone OF the following
treatments may be taken: The Neuro-
vascular treatment, the neurovasCular
training, the eliminating treatment.
the Scotch douche. the pack Of TO-
mentation or the colon irrigation after
the Plombiere method. For the Nau.
helm course Of eighteen baths n charge
OF &24 Is made, and FOR the course OF
twenty-four baths a charge of S32 is
made. One may get neurovds-
cular treatments for IS, and six !rri-
cations Of the colon for IS. Single
baths run all the way from 80 cents