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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-08
SWIFTWATER BILL IS
N PECK OF TROUBLE

SwiftWzter- Bill Gates. zdTenturer.
E.lner and nOt0Floss character during
TIE gold Excitement. has been arrest.
q a. Seattle for ehilG abandonment
Cafes vas sell known character IN
Nevada during the boom days Of Cold.
field and R4Ehide- nesr Dead Horse
sells. and lived there for some time
n pace and quiet. From RaWhide he
Travelled north 10 Seattle and a few
mont1s ago be- announced 10 the peO-
pie of Spokane that be had been 10
Peru and found the source II the gold
that the lness made frying pans Of
de promoted a company and was al
most ready % leave for Peru when
be was arrested and charged wHn
child INSTRUMENTATION Gazette.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-08
RETURNS THE KEYS

Bert Green, the absconding barten-
der who left Fallon week ago sun
day night taking with him all the
available cash Of the Hoffman bar,
has been heard from Phil Hursh.
his trusting employer is the recipient
Of an envelope mailed at Los Angeles
from the Harvey house in that city
and containing the keys of the strong
box. Green's thoughtfulness Is some
what delayed and correspondingly UNI
appreciated The fact that Green is
In Los Angeles makes II evident that
he caught train No. "A for Goldield
Sunday night. where II Is rumored he
was joined by woman with whom
he had been intimate in Fallon last
year.-Standard.
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PERSONAL

p W. YOUNG and p. Gardner are
Esi-ors from F'irrsagrg
GEORGE TRFES q ReVaii5s i In
sozu
VT IL ABT Is ever froZ GOldEal6
ca Z sZs1zsss eErzE6
BILL SOXERyILLE Befg this
zarz1zs so- san Diego q health
seeking tar
FRANK II WARD. for : uE1b.sT
q ye2rs ; member a ths STAT q the
BozszEz- letg This morning for the
esoz>1 10 Esea1@Tz1e his hath TIE
sssE ElsAss o. sTeEy llhs hitzI1 q this
tnz-Ha uzS1y are for FrznEs early re-
eoE cry and his return 10 rs desk on
TIE Ro1zrzz
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-08
ENTERING PRACTICE
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM
IS NOW BEING RoUcHED
INTO SHAPE

Tuned 10 the precision d machine
o. ali fundamental plays ard trim
ned 10 the cOndltio1 o. seasoned zJh-
letes. the hlgh school football team
wiIl enter it, first practice game con
Gdent 81 victory 4 walk assay. hos
ever. il impossible. for the town team
has recruited the best Of the Old time
TOnOpah high school teams. al hear
ier men. long accustomed 20 the game
but daiied somewhat b. years ~ good
living ard inzetiOn-
The football field j. being scrsped
to pat II IN excellent condition for the
game. Sufficient guards viii be post
ed about the field 10 keep all specta-
tors in the grsndstand, 20 that ali may
enjoy the game from the best van
taze point The following j. the line.
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COURT OvERRULES A
MOTION NEW TRIAL

Ia the case Of Luella r Bowler
against Alexander 7. Brann. Fl al. a
moiiou for q new trial 4as argued ses-
eral days ago before Judge Mark Il,
AyerlB and the matter Was taken un.
der consideration This morning he
handed down q ruling In which the
motion Was denied. In reciling the
history Of the case his honor found
thar The allegations a. TO fraudulent
repres nations vas nos faily sus-
tanned
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NEW CROsSCUT N
MERGER STARTED
DESIGNED 10 PICK Up E1IEN-
SION or JUMBO EETEs
SION BODIES

Froz, tie drift sIozg TIE latte
shsls egztzez u - s. IFss cain
fsOz 1Ae ss-fCcs vertical raise ADORE
t1s crDsseur sErsz6ez1 fFuZ tas 1856
fox leF=l q tks Grizzly B<z- Z1E= Ct
5Es Co3SfszG Co1sszz1zre-. Mas ec-1
Dany. TIE EazwzgezasEt & fE= Gold
1eld Merger Misses eDzg@EE Azs start
- 4 zosf1esgE erEssx@t 70 ESTesl ths
SoEENzrG EE1ezx51z q IAe ore aos13es
q The INmA.o ErfszslGs Zi-= Ths
ygsTa,ss a th6s E0Fk Is 10 zEoE5 the
mzEzE azleEt q tAe Merger company
a guide x picking ~ the orr bodies
= ~ OEE groEr1 - efuszea1 direct
y frU1 rs l7s@sos1c skzfI--Trl51zs-
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MUSICIANS UNION TO
GIVE ANNUAL MASQUERADE

The annual ball b. the Musicians
Union. No. 4zG. A. Il Of NJ. oi Tou0.
pah, viii be given Monday evening,
October II II viii be masquerade.
Six prizes are offered. They SiIi be
displayed al various business houses
and winners may, IL they desire, *.
change them for oiher merchandise
Of similar value Costumes may be
rented from ROtholtz Brothers. Ad-
mission $3.50. extra lady p cents
AdyO5td
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TWO CONTRACTS LET
FOR FIRE PROTECTION
3 svIT- WILL DO THE ExcE-
WAITING Fos THE PROPOSED
PLANT TO sc INSTALLED

he e0z-Ezcg fa- zne srscrs1E q lk=
tanks fcr ths IRE prrcsct5sz sFs-s-
for ne roEz % T11cE4A Was dsEn5-e-
y Asc this E1EZ1zg Ee A A BugEzzaz
b SMz1a Ess fozzE 70 - tn low-
80 AID hess ss11sr fcE ne eEczTz-
Et1z- OEEg 10 The FAR that saz sresl
DDS for tAe talks came 10 . higher
prize iAzn the board lad sgUrsd on.
= EEs tseadac ID Zzks certain zlfsr-
zrao1s IN r1@ eozere-s sgs-eZ Hence
tie hoard Ell advertise for Rex BIDS
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Eek ESTATE DISTRIBUTED

In the matter of the estate Of Henry
Eek. deceased final report Of the adj
ministrator was offered and approved
IN Judge Ayerill's court last evening
and II was ordered that the estate be
TO the brother Of the de-
ceased. Herman Eek. he being the
heir at law and having paid all the
upon the estate.
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WALKERS CORRAL
Hay, Grain and Wood
PHONE 842
ANDY ROUSH, Manager
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
rONOpAH GYPSY QUEEN MINtNC.
COMPANY


Location OF principal place OF bus
mess and location Of works. Ton0palt.
Nye County Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that al r.
meeting Of the board OF directors held
on the 23rd day 81 September. 1915, an
assessment No. - nf one 81 cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
81 the corporation. payable immediateIy
IN United states gold coin, TO the Sec
rotary. At the office OF the Company.
Room 265 Russ Building. San Fran
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 2qth
day Of October. 1915. viii he delinauent
and advertised FOR sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made be-
fore win BE- sold on Monday the sth
day 81 December. 1919. 90 pay the de-
llnquent assessment. together with the
sale
by order ~ the BOaTd Of Directors
CHARLES - oLNEY. Secretary.
Onice. Room 2s5 Russ Building, San
Z LnnclAc0. california, SCOOPS
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When Your Ewes Need Care .

Use Murine Eye Medicine. Mo smarsing- Fe~la
line--Aeta Quickly. Try L for Red, Weak.
Sore Eyce ard 1raruintea Fyeitts, Murine u
ompounded b. cur Oculists-not . srAtent
hedicines-but used In successful Phyaiclans'
Practice for many years. Nov dedicated TO
lha RNhiic and @ald BY uFuGMiata nt 50e per
heftia MuFtne kye AAlve ~ Aa@paie Tabaa,
De an4 ~. write fns haah 81 tha Eve rreA
alsHtna 49, Negaag calpany. chisasaA Ala
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GUARDIANSHIP MATER

In the matter of the guardianship
Of Robert Holmes, Hugh Holmes was
appointed 10 receive the minors share
in the distribution OF the estate Of
their father. which is now about ready
for distribution. Bonds were fixed at
$3.50.
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pereuiosis among German and Ans
tr1an prisoners. on the other hand
were only TO s per cent out Of the
1850 already exchanged Some OF the
returned Russian prisoners had lost
tneir feet while in prison In Germany.
from frost-biies due to exposure.
There have been no such cases among
the German and Austrian prisoners
IN Russia. and ! have had the oppor-
tunity Of seeing and conyersing with
these prisoners in Moscow and other
parts OF Russia which ! have visited
during my journeys in Poland, Cali.
cha. Mid-Rnssia and the Caucasus.
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BACK FROM oATMAn

Paddy Mooney and Harry McNa
mara have returned from an automo
bile trip to Oatman, the new Arizona
minig strike. They were greatly i'm.
pressed with the possibilities OF the
new district. but came 20 the conelu,
sion after brief inspection that there
were just as excellent opportunities
in Nevada. They made the
trip 10 and from the camp in Ford
and experienced neither engine nor
tire troubles.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-08

FOR RENT-5-rOou furnished house.
Florence Ave- Ii-rm. ro0ming house
on Main ST. and s.room furnished
houses. Central ST. See Billie
Briggs. s03 Central 81. 3sSltf
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WILL VISIT NEVADA

William McAdoo. secretary OF the
treasury and son.in-law OF President
Wilson. win leave Washington next
week on a trip to the Pacific coast
He is scheduled to be in Reno on the
nth and will be entertained by the
Commercial club and leading Demo.
Gratis
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The following are the elcsEzg ssock
e11fafioGs- and the rse0z1 o. the
ozya sales a. received frr1n tire gzn
KEzncfsco stock exchange tk3s AFTER
aco1 b. Broker n z. Eps1fse.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-08
PLAY BALL

The Tonopah club will take full re.
turns by direct wire OF the worlds
championship baseball series. bull
letins coming IN after every half in.
ning.-AdvO5td.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-08

FOR RENT-FOur room stone house.
modern furnished Cor Knapp and
Ohio Phone las 4N8Oltf
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Substitutes for high school team
Parker, Coulter. Bzbor. Lamb.
The officials viii BE- agreed upon ar
meeting Of the captains Of the two
teams this evening The game IS
called for 3 O'Clock sharp Saturday
afternoon
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FOR SALE Property In Reno. Neya.
da - Is n on Lake street adjoin.
ing lndaIt hotel Price slim8.
Vim Henry. Trackee Cat sSlO4is
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For results. advertise ia the Daily
BONANZA.
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cOLOFIELO
Morning Sales

-SfFt'G 0NfN1
Jumbo Ex-z00. siz5: 100. SI.z7Iz
499s ti.55. 200. s1s0.
Bootb-l009. 81; 1000. ~. 500. a..
Blue Bull-l05O. 2.
Atlanta-l000. -. $500. Is: 1000.
Merger Mines-5d0. 20. zO00. %
Lone Star-1OOg. 8
Sandstorm- 1000, IL. 2O80. II
Kewanas--5s,0. s5. 1000. 81; 1000
se. 1909. 81. 1000. Is: 1880. IS: z000.
%: 300. 40; loco. 80. 1865. 40: sg60.
80. S06o. II: 1000. 81. 1860. 40. 5000.
40.
Black Butte-1O00. 6.
Spesrhead-5G00. L.
Grandma-4900. 5.
Afternoon Sales
Jumbo Ex--4G0, $50
Ailanta-1000, Is.
Great Bend-1009, s.
Kewsnas-eO00, 40; 1000. %. 1000
-: 1909. IS, 1000. IS: 5000. IS.
MISCELLANEOUS
Morning Sales
Round Mountain--iG00. ~: z000. Al
Rochester 1900. S.
Afternoon Sales
R0chester-10O0, s..
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FOR RENT-A 4room furnished
house, north Of depot 4ssOsts
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-10-08

For results. advertise IN the Daily
Bonanza.
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Classified Ads

LOST - Pair eyeglasses IN case =, h.ig
grounds Oct / Finder please no,t
y D'ilaiha- reward is0Ostl
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CARD PARTY AND DANCE win r.
given By The women's Loyal Moss
Circle Al odd Feliows hall. FRIDAY
night October Is Prizes and r..
ffeshments Admission 80 cents
4ssO5fd
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MISCELLANEOUS
ToaoPAH
Morning Sales

ToNoPAH
Morning Sales
Rescue. Egis 1850. 10. TOTO. 10
Afternoon Sales
TonOpah Mining 80 1878
Rescue Eala 39a9. 10
Monarch Pfttsburg zGg9, : 1900. :.
Cash Boy-1506. :.
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FOR SALE Large work horse Can
al city seavenger's barn 4s5Osw1
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COMPETENT TEACHER - Deares
shorthand and typewriting pupils
Individual Instruction. 81 psr is.
son Address P o Box "a
sS4OZtG
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LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
OF THE MAMMOTH WAR

Confined from Page b
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-07-01
Notice-Mortgaee foreclosure.

Notice Is hereby. given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Cecil
Z. Green and Martha Green, his wife, mort
the 3lst day OF December 1910. and fled Tor
record In the Office OF the regis, rr ri dsetIs
Of The county OF Enm0Bs and state cf North
Dakota on the 18th day OF January, 1a1I, at
LIZ eeloss and recorded !" book
and bse. and which mortgage was assigned
by said mortgages by an instrument Ia writ.
Ing 70 The First National Bank Of viroaua,
10 the Office OF the said register OF deeds nf
Enmons county. North Dakota. ON the 18th
recorded IN book 81 of mortgages on page
!aa. viii be foreclosed by u sale OF the prem
scribed at the front door OF the conrt house
In the city OF Linton. county Of Emmons
state OF North Dakota. At the hour of 3
O'clock P; M H.. on the lo,h day OF July. 1911
gage on the day ut sale. The premises de.
scribed In such mortgage and which will be
sold TO satisfy the same ARE described as
West half of section twenty COY: the north
hair OF the northeast quarter, the south
west quarter OF nOrthe asst quarter, the north
east quarter OF southeast quarter, the south
nall OF sonthea,t quarter, all In section
thirty-two Hss) north, range seventy. eight
t1S) west of fifth principal meridian. In EN-
mons county. North Dakota.
There Will be due on such mortgage at
hundred ninety -s'x and 52-100 (toIsG. 52)
Dated May 81. 1918.
TIE FIRST MATl1NAL
CHAa. COVENTRY, 49, - W ~ Hee'
Attorney for Assignee,
Linton, North Dakota. may2O-iulys
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-07-01
Notice foreclosure.


Notice Is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed. aud delivered by Cecil
l.. Green and Martha Green, his wife,
nortRaEors. TO W. 8. Proctor. mortgagee,
filed for record Ia the office OF the register
OF deeds OF the county Of Emmons and state
Of North Dakota, IN the 18th day OF January.
lWl At l:25 O'clock ~ m, and recorded In
doom BOOK 10 OF moftxapes on pages 5S5. 5sG and
$50, aud which mortgage was assigned by
said mortgage by M Instrument In writing
To The First National Bank of Viroqua,
said assignment having been fled for rec
ora 10 the .oiilce OF the said register OF
the 18th day Of May. 19i5, at 10 O'Clock ..
M, and recorded In book ~ of mortgages
on page l53. viii be foreclosed by 4 sale of
sst N suc1 mortgage and herein
court house In the city of Linton, county
OF Emmons. state OF North Dakota. at, the
hour 81 o'clock. y. m. on the 10th day OF
mottgaxe on the day OF sale. The premises
Described In such mortgage and which will
be sold to satisfy the same are described
Is follows:
west quarter OF section TWEEN y eight; north
half OF southwest quarter Of section twen-
~ eight: southwest quarter OF section
twenty-five: ~ in township one hundred
OF the fifth principal meridian, In Emmons
county, North Dakota
There will be due on such mortgage at
date OF sale the sum Of six Thousand
(S65ss .60) dollars. exclusive OF the costs Of
'I Dated Nay 81, 1913. !.
THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF yIROQUA
| CHAs. COVENTRY.
Attorney for Assignee,
Linton. North Dakota. mayyO-julyS
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Notice--Mortgage Foreclosure.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Cecil
e. Green and N Arthn Green. his wife, mort
KaR0rs. to w. s. Proctor, m0rtgagee. dated
the aist day OF December, 1910, and Aled for
record In the office of the register Of deeds of
Dakota. on the 18th day OF January, 1911, Mt
35 o'clock y. m. and recorded in book
twenty-five OF mortgages on pages $780, 800
and 591. and which mortgage was assigned by
SAID mortRaRee by an instrument In writing
70 The First National Bank OF VirOqua, said
assignment having been filed for record In
the Office of the reRister of deedsof Emmons
May, 1915. at 0:05 o'clock r. M. and recorded
IN book 50 OF mottgares, on page 40. win be
foreclosed by. u sale Of the premises In such
mortgage and hereinafter described ut the
front door Of the court house In the city of
Linton, county of Emuinns! state OF North
Dakota, ut the hour Of2 o'clock .. M. on
the 10th day OF July, 1915. to satisfy the
Of sale. The ,premises described In such
mortgage aud which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described n follows,
All Of section seventeen l5) In township
one hundred thirty-two f1S2) north, range
seventy-eight (78} west OF thu Attn principal
meridian IN Emmons3 county, North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage ut date
dred twenty-eiRht and 90 100 {ia52s .6O)
dollars, exclusive of the costs OF fore
cl0sure.
Dated May 81. 1sl6.
THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANhoF YIRoQuA,
CHAs. COVENTRY,
Attorney for Assignee,
Linton, North Dakota. maySo-tuiys |
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Subscribe for the Record.
Notice Of Citation, Hearing of Final
Account and Distribution of
Estate.


State Of North Dakota.
County Of Emmons
In County Court, before Hon. Charles r.
Carley, Judge.
In the matter OF the estate of Louisa Carley.
deceased.
", Minnie Knapp, ". G. CRrley and
Minnie s. Dill, respondents.
Notice ~ citation, Hearing Of Final Ac-
The state OF North Dakota to the above
named Respondents:
You. the said respondents. are hereby no.
t!a.d TINT the final ACCOUNT OF the admini $,
the city Of Dayton. In the county OF Mont
gomery and state OF Ohio. deceased. has
been renercd to this court. therein showing
tnal settlement and distribution. and petit
tioninR that his account be allowed, the resi-
idne OF said estate distributed 70 the per
closed and that he be discharged: that Sat
nrday, the 10th day OF July. A. d. 1915. Mt ten
o'clock In the forenoon(of that day at the
court rooms OF this court In the court house
In the city OF Linton, county OF Emmons ana
state OF North Dakota, has been duly ap.
pointed by this court for the settlement
thereof, at which time and place any person
his exceptions. In writing, to said account
and petition and contest the same.
And you the above named respondents,
quired then and there TO be and appear be-
fore this court. and show cause, II any you
have, why said account should not be al
loved, the residue Of said estate distribp, ed;
the administration Of said estate closed and
said administrator be discharged
Dated the 9th day Of June. A. ID. 1913.
By the Court.
CHARLES b. CAkLEY,
Judge OF the County Court.
Let the foregoing citation be served by
publication and mailing rs provided by law.
CHARLES Il. CARLEY.
junl0jull Judge OF the County Court
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cant for a position Of political pref
erment. And fortunately, there
are not sufficient interests aligned
with the blind-piggers to starve him
out. Then, why worry?
We propose to keep hammering
away until some results are appar-
ent. And next year the Record will
be an active foe of any and all can
didates for public office who seek to
gain their ends by aipning them
selves with the element that tends
so much to debauch the manhood of
the community.
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PIONEER PAPER OF THE COUNTY
Many a law which is proposed

Many a law which is proposed
with the very best of purposes
strikes far of the mark when in 40
tual practice. especially il there is a
purpose back of the action to make
the same ineffective.
Take for instance the so.called in
vestigation which has held the
boards for some time past in this
county. The statute which confers
upon the states attorney the power
to subpoena witnesses in an attempt
to gain information relative to
liquor violations has been shown to
be just such law. For instance.
F. L. Watkins. state enforcement
officer. comes to Linton and prevails
upon the states attorney to list the
liquor shipments into the county on
the Milwaukee for the past couple
Of years. Those shipments show
conclusivaly that number Of per-
sons have been violating the prohi-
bition law. MIR. Watkins requests
the states attorney to bring Grim.
nal prosecutions against such per-
sons and names themalso asking
injunction proceedings involving
the buildings occupied by such per.
sons.
And what is the result? Instead
Of going ahead on that iron-clad in
formation-the railroad records
themselyes-the states attorney at
first calls In several women and a
couple of men of whom It is common
knowledge that they could not have
purchased liquor from any law.
breaker in the county. The perfor.
nance drags along, nothing is &C.
complished except batch of witness
fees against the county. In ad
dltion, should the states attorney
be called to account by those highe,
up, he can show he has been "inves.
tigating."
Take for instance, the recalling
last Saturday Of H. A. Thoresor
asking him If he demanded the ar
rest Of Kundert al stated last weel
in the Record. Thoreson then ex
plains that he did not use those ex
act words. but that he did complain
to both the states attorney and tn,
sheriff and H. wasn't done purely fol
the sake of gossip. And the sheriff
soon after swoops down upon tn
place in question and confisca tes
quantity Of beer-the man Kunder
himself remaining untouched.
Now the question is: BY wha
authority did the sheriff seize tn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-07-01

Last week the Emmons County
Chautauqua here at Linton came to
an end after a most successful FIVE
days. Immediately following the
conclusion of this years entertain.
ment forty local people signed a
guarantee by which the Vawter
people will come here next year for
six days, instead of FIVE as was the
case this year:
There has been nothing in the
county before that compared with
the Chautauqua in valu, and inter-
est to the people of the county. The
addresses, entertainments and var.
ious other numbers shown during
the ten performances were clean all
the way through. So far the writer
has not heard one word of anything
but commentator for the entertain.
lnent provided. A goodly number
of people from uther parts of the
county we're here for the whole
week. 1t was noticeable that the
crowds grew in size as the week
progressed. Those who attended
the first day or two advertised the
Chautauqua 30 thoroughly among
their neighbors that the added at
tendance was the result.
Financially the venture was sue.
cess, also. More than enough 10
make good the guarantee was taken
in for tickets and receipts at the
gate.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-07-01
Notice to Creditors.

1nithe matter OF the estate Of John A, Mich
olson. deceased.
Noticeis hereby given by the undersigned,
OF John A. Nicholson. late of the township
l36. north OF range n west. In ths county OF
Emmons and state of North Dakota, de-
having claims against said deceased,
TO exhibit them With the necessary
vouchers. within four months after. the first
publication OF this notice, TO said executor
at his residence on section "a In the township
Of Missouri In Hnrleigh county. North Da-
kuta.
Dated June ed A. D. 1915.
b ANG U8 ]. NICHOLSON,
i. d. REGISTER
Atty for Executor,
Bismarck. N. Oak.
Ftrat publication on the stth day OF June,
AID. 1915. s.