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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
caves for Ignacio Tomorrow.
Photo Player Arrives.

Photo Player Arrives.
The new photo player for the Gem
is here and will be installed in a few
days. The patrons of this popular
house are anxiously awaiting an op-
portunity to hear the new instrument
perform"
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12

Inspecting Roads.
The county commissioners are in
specting roads and if the weather re-
mains pleasant will continue to do so
for several days.
Leaves for Ignacio Tomorrow.
Mrs. w. o. Jemison expects to go
to lgnacio tomorrow to join her hus-
band, who recently engaged in busi-
ness there.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
::gngA
Evangelist Pratt Delayed.

An engine explosion on the Santa
Fc caused Mr.. Pratt to miss connec-
ton with the Denver train, conse-
quently he will not arrive in time for
the service this evening. He will ar
rive Saturday evening and conduct
that service. Mr.. Brison will again
conduct the service this evening and
an interesting meeting is assured.
The Sunday school service which was
to have been held tonight will be post.
poned until next week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12

for cream totaling $415.36 were dis
tributed among the farmers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
New Assistant Sheep Inspector.


u. S. Sheep Inspector Schumacher
went down to Pennington today,
where Joe Lee, the newly appointed
deputy inspector for the Navajo res
ervation will qualify before him. Mr..
Lee is well fitted for the duties of his
new position. He has spent the great
er part Of his life in "Navajoland"
and knows every nook and corner, is
acquainted with practically every
owner of the 100000 sheep on the
reservation, and speaks Navajo like a
native. Frank Roberts, the newly ap-
pointed deputy inspector for La Pla-
tn, Montezuma and Archuleta coun-
ties is quite as we'll qualified for the
duties that fall to his lot.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
AS 1T WAS TOLD
TO US
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
ALLEGED PIGGERs ARRESTED.
Detectives Working on Liquor Cases
at WIIIiston Secure Warrants
Against Thirty.two.

Williston.-Thirty-t warrants
we're issued and twelve arrests made
as the result OF the work of four
detectives working in this city through
the states attorneys office. The off,
GERS have been here since the first
OF July but no arrests were made until
they were satisfied they had sufficient
evidence to convict the parties want
cd. Eight were arrested on the
charge OF Bookkeeping. others for pig.
ging and two on the charge of Civ.
Ing liquor to minor girls
The eight arrested for bookkeeping
were Albert Atle, Swan Olson, Carl
Knutson. Ray Gear, Bert Gresslie,
Jack Weatherspoon, Sam Mullatto and
Ross Panama. The case against Jack
Weatherspoon was dismissed. The
other seven were given a hearing and
were bound over to district court un-
der $500 bonds each. Bonds were fur
nished by Sam Mullatto and Ross Fa.
mana and the other Ave are boarding
with Sheriff Erickson
Prof" +. l.. Gordon came to the
front again on plugging cnarge He
waived examination and was bound
over to district court under $500 bonds
which we're furnished.
Dan Calvert and Roy Orrin were
arrested on the charge OF giving liquor
to minor girls. The Gaze against them
was dismissed.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
WELLS COUNTY FAIR OPENS.
Splendid Program Arranged at Fest
senden-Races are Witnessed by
Hundreds-Loftus Speake.

Fessenden.-The Wells county fair
opened here for three days. splendid
program having been arranged
The race program composed OF
county horses met with favor and the
baseball games between teams Of sew.
eral towns Of the county were witness
sed by hundreds from the localities
from which the teams came. and this
was true also Of the bands which were
engaged.
Then another circumstance that
brought many farmers here. not only
from Wells county but from all the
surrounding territory, was the appear.
ance here of Geo. S. LOTUS. manager
OF the Equity Cooperative exchange
OF st. Paul.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Letter From a Traveller.

San Francisco. Cal, July 30. 1915.
To the Editor of the Record:
| thought to write few particulars
abou. our trip west.
My wife, my daughter and myself
started from home al ,Strasburg, N
D., the 18th of June.
We first visited some OF our relatives
and friends in Lynden, Wash. where
we had good time. The climate ir
Washington is as good as one could
wish for. and the fruit is excellent.
We would like 10 have answered the
many letters of our friends from NORTH
Dakota. but as that would take nearl,
all our time. ] thoughtit would be a
good idea TO write to the Record.
We also stopped a day in Portland
Oregon-a beautiful city. with its rivcl
running pastit. At present we are ir
San francisco, as you see, visiting the
exposition, which seems to be grca
success as much as have seen of it.
The fair grounds cover 820 acres o
land and is situated by the bay and i.
protected by four bat.leships ard fort
which is on an island about one.hal
mile from the shore.
The exposition visitors number abou
1900 daily
San Francisco has some very beautiful
streets especially in the residence sec
ton. but as much as have seen o
these beautiful places. our dear ole
Dakota is still better for me. Perhaps
would not feel that way about it if
hadn't lived there for thirty years.
We intend to remain here five or 81,
days and return home via Los Angeles
Salt Lake City and Denver. Col. ! also
wish TO visit these,cities a few days.
We are very glad TO know that III.
crops in North Dakota look SO good
hoping that farmers may not be disap
pointed with hall storms or the like.
Wishing all our friends good luck
health and happiness, and hoping II
meet them all again. ! remain.
Yours truly,
MAlJR1Tz VAN soE ST
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
STATE FAIR IS BIG SUCCESS.
Record Attendance Marks Closing
Day at Grand Forks--stock Show
Attracts Attention.

Grand Forks.--N'ith the attend.
ance greater by thousands than that
OF any closing dn, of a far in tn.
history Of The commonwealth. the
q" Dakota - fair. which was
held In this city, closed.
al closing Til. -inal chapter of the
exposition, one i.as only to say thai
It was the greatest on record In North
Dakota. and never before has such u
great and successful exposition been
given them.
Automobile day. which closed the
fair. is one that Will not soon be for.
gotten. 1t was featured by the first
automobile race meet ever held in
North Dakota under the rules and
sanction Of the International Motor
. Contest association. Thousands OF
automobile race devotees thronged
grounds TO WI oh the intrep!d drivers
pilot their machines around the half.
mile dirt track. and It Is needless to
say that the even satisfied the most
eXacting thrill-seel1cr.
pirectoro Are Pleased.
Fair association directors, local and
state Supporters and all visitors are
thoroughly satisfied and pleased with
the outcome. Favored by the best OF
weather during the entire week. tho
association has been able 10 make
money. Although it was an cxccp.
tionally expensive show 1t was 30 uni.
formly good that monster crowds ut.
tended every day and soon put enough
into the treasury to clear all ex-
penscs.
1T was great SUCCESS" said Sec.
rotary d. V. Moore THE stock show
has attracted universal attention. and
the attractions. from the main gate
10 the rear of the judges stand. were
Of the highest class"
There have been large number
OF loyal friends associated with me In
this thing. and they have helped me
In whatever way have contributed
to the success OF the fair. To them
Is due the credit"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Angus, 2. 1915

Angus, 2. 1915.
|. Haying is in full swing. Some of EN-
are nearly through
Joe Stag got another dry hole He is
having poor luck getting II we'll
Lots of rain nowadays. North Da-
kota is not a dry state, anymore.
c. J. Van der Lccst is wearing a
broad smile for he has sold good many
power washers. He is not sorry, even
If his wife has been on strike.
C.. W. Renskers has been on the sick
list awhile but is able to drive around
as he used to do in The old country. His
son, Edward Renskcrs, is on the sick
lis, also,
Vim. J. V..n der Vorstc. sub agent for
The Owe land was around the country
last week irving his best to sell car.
Vim. owns an Overland himself and has
run about 10000 miles on three set OF
tires at the rear. Now. we don't know
whether the front ones are on yet or not.
surprise party was given at Rev. C.
Meanings. Everybody had a good
time. A nice gas lamp was presented
10 the Rev. and his wife and little
better than $1,000 Ice cream was
served. singing and some good
speeches. Rev. Menning is working
here with great success.
Cerit Dornbush, one of the Weslficld
sports. got motor Buggy on two
wheels from F B. Streetcr at Linton.
While coming from Linton through
mud and rain he ran into culvcrt and
bent his fork. 1t was taken to Stras.
burg by the section. boss. the fork
Strengthened and it was brought tc
Westfield.
Andy Rodenburg had some thrilling
experience with his motorcycle week
ago when he went out west on some
business trip. When he reached John
Van Beck's big dog met him on the
road taking good hold on Andy's leg
But that isn't the worst of il. Now
Andy don't know whether the dog was
sent to meet him or that he came on his
own hook.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Westie!d Whispers

e resp 'nden"'' OF t''' IL corr. Aug. .
Some summer this is.
Martin Rypkema IS citing US secanc
crop Of alfalfa.
John Hey~rman has a sildt,.;romtonr
Give US a tune. John.
1.-The la est drive is an "old counr,
drive" SO says the boys.
B Van Henkelom's Ford, which some
time ago collided with Hcycrman'.
"Hupp." is again ready for action.
Andrew Rodenburg has joined the
Westfield band, filling The vacancy
caused by John Clcveringa's resigna
ton.
Bert Van Beck had the misfortune "a
have finger badly laceraied IS re.
suit of its coming in contact with the
cooling fan of his little gas engine.
The young people OF this vicinity
pleasantly surprised R"v. and Mrs.
menning last Thursday evening. The
evening was spent IN very enjoyable
manner. a short bu, nevertheless good
program in which no small amount OF
local talent was exhibited was delivered
After the program came games and
amusements. followed by refreshments.
The ncwlyweds, Rev. and Mrs. re-
ceivcd gifts such as are usually apprc.
ciatcd by those just having commenced
housekeeping.
-ruyf,ra
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05

PETER F. SCHMIDT.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05

A car from Bismarck was down
Sunday with bunch of Bismarck
people to see the ball games at
strasburg. Owing to rain the f slks
were disappointed. They started
for home about II q. M, but hit a
rock and knocked a hole in the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Subscribe for the Record.

WANTED-An industrious man
who can earn $500 per month and
expenses retailing our Products TO
farmers. Must have some means
for starting expenses and furnish
contract signed by 2 responsible
men. Address w. 4. RAWLEIGH
COMPANY, FREEPORT, ILL.s
giving age, occupation and refer.
ences. ADV. u
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Auto to Trade.

.
! have a,completely-equipped 1914
Overland automobile in excellent
condition which, / will trade for
land. This is only the second sea-
son for the car and i have driven it
exclusively myself SO thatGI know ii
has received the most careful treat
.ment. / am not particular as to the
amount of land in the tractI trade
for. Ii a half section j can handle
1t. The car has electric lights and
starter. power tire pump and all the
usual accessories. The finish is in
good condition and the car looks al
most like new
JOHN .. RYAN.
Braddock, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter OF the estate Of John A. Mich
olson. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
Angus j, Nicholson. executor OF the last viii
NJ John A. Nicholson. late Of the township
l3G, north of rapge a west. 10 tiir county of
Emmons aud slate 1T North Dakota, de-
ceased. TO the creditors OF, aud all persons
having claims against said deceased.
To exhibit them with ths necessary
vouchers. within four tpontba after the first
publication OF this notice. 10 said executor
at his residence on section u In the township
of Missouri In Burieigh county, North )a-
k0ta.
Dated Jnne I'D, IL. u. 1915.
Angus J. NICHOLSON
Executor.
II. u. REGISTER.
Atty for Executor,
bismarck. N. tiak.
First pnblic.ltioB on thu 2ith day of June.
"A. ID. 1915.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Negro Flres at Man; Hits Horne,

Devils Lake.-Richard Hodges, me-
gro, was arraigned here charged with
assault on Michael Mandy, local
blacksmith. While Mandy was shoe
n horse, the negro, who had been or
dered from the shop, returned armed
with revolver and opened fire on
Mandy without warning. One bullet
pierced Mandy's arm and shattered
the shin bone OF the horse he was
working on. The horse angered by
the pain, in turn attacked Mandy.
but he escaped after being kicked
over.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Big Crops In s.utsman. Forecast.

Big Crops In stutsnan, Forecast.
Jamestown.-The harvesting of bar.
ley has commenced in this district and
In few days, with continued favor.
able weather. the cutting of wheat will
start. At the ]. r. Henderson farm,
near the city. fold OF $50 acres Of
barley entirely ripe promises an ex-
ceptionally good yield, as do all barley
fields In this district. Conditions gov
ernfng the other crops continue good.
and there Is every reason to believe
that Stutsman county will have one Of
the most bountiful crops Of its his.
tory.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
IN TOWN AND OUT

Strasburg will be three contests OF
excellent baseball.
A heavy rain Sunday, but only q
little wind.
Ralph Derr is down from Hazel.
ton for a few days.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Christ ia.
kobser. of Dale, q son, on July 22d
A daughter was born on Aug. Sd
to Mr.. and Mrs Henry Becker. Of
Dale.
Born. on Monday. July 18th. tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Klein. of Ro'
sentha!. "a son.
Mrs. A. j. l.euwer left Tuesday
noon for an extended visit TO her
old home in Minnesota.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mick
ell. Of the Temvik neighborhood, a
daughter, on Aug. 4th.
Several car loads of Linton people
got down to Strasburg Sunday be-
fore the rain commenced.
n Herbert Mcclellan was down from
Hazelton the first of the week for a
Episcopal Sunday school at 10 a.
m. next Sunday and church at 8 p.
m. Rev. GunneIl, Pastor.
Glen Turner made a trip to the
Shier ranch near Gayton Sunday to
take Ben Haggard out there.
DR.. C. o. Smith will be in Stras-
burg on Tuesday. August 10th, pre-
pared to do dental work. ADV.
A dance by Smith & Turner last
Friday night was fairly-weII at
tended, considering the time of
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Atha autoed
to the Hazelton country Monday
where Mr.. A. had some business
matters to care for.
DIR. Wolverton was called to
Strasburg one day last week to con-
suit with DR., Poort in the case of
Mrs. Michael Thomas who had suf.
fered paralytic stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tallada and
family and Mrs. Celesta Tallada,
Harry's mother. arrived from
Prince Albert. Canada, for n visit at
the Leroy and C. B. Carley homes.
The city authorities have been af-
ter the property owners this week
who have failed to keep 'the weeds
cut down. As result. there is con-
siderable improvement in the looks
of the town generally.
Leonard du Heaume sold his Bu-
ick automobile last week to parties
near Hazelton. He had it since
1909 and it was the second Buick
model 10 be manufactured, follow
closely the old Model r.
Haying and harvesting of early
crops is well under way in all sec
tions Of the county. About the only
thing that can beat our farmers out
of handsome crop is hail or heavy
rains during the harvesting period.
Mrs. F. B. Streeter. Miss Grace
Dawson. and the infant left
this morning for Glendale for a
visit with Mrs. P. j. Dawson and
family. The writer accompanied
them as far as Braddock. They will
he gone a couple of weeks.
Rasmussen. the Strasburg base
1ha,I H,rier. who has made very
.ponq showing this season as q
rit,h.'. l"Tt Monday in response to
q photographic offer to join the pitch.
ing staff of the travelling team
known as the "All Nations"
Edna, the 3.year-old daughter OF
Jakob Riker, Jr., of the Omic
neighborhood. sustained broken
arm one day last week as the result
of an older child tripping and fall
ing ever her. DIR. Wolverton was
called and reduced the fracture.
A car from Bismarck was dowr
Sunday with bunch of Bismarck
people to see the ball games al
strasDurg. Owing to rain the f slks
were disappointed. They started
for home about II a. M, but hit s
rock and knocked a hole in the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05

Mrs. F. B. Irvine spent Sunday in
Bismarck.
Every indication still points to q
bumper crop.
M. Langl,ers was up from Clan.
avon Tuesday.
Wanted-A dish-washer, at the
Turner Hotel. ADV.
Mrs. Barbara Schwei.zer is cook.
ing at the Turner hotel.
Tom Renskers was up from the
West6eld country Tuesday on bust.
ness.
W. E. Petrie and son. Emmons,
went to Bismarck Monday for 8
short visit.
Peter HUM and Geo. Iemer, Of
Hague, were Linton business visit
ors Monday.
DR.. Wolverton made professional
visits in the Glanavon and Hazelton
neighborhoods, Tuesday.
Miss Inez Walker leaves the last
of the week for, Stewartsdale to
complete four months more of
school.
A shooting gallery has been es-
tablished just north of the Turner
hotel by a gentleman from Bis
marck.
Frank v. Volk autoed up from
the Hague country the latter part
of last week on short visit to the
county seat.
Mrs. VIM. ,McCulley returned
Friday night from Bismarck where
she had visited with friends for
several days.
Commissioner 7. P. Lee came
down from Braddock Friday night
and went to Strasburg Saturday to
see the ball games.
Anton Larson is making frequent
trips to Linton to secure material
for that fine, new house he is having
erected. on his place.
Miss Shoulder, sister of Mrs. G.
H. McLain, is here from her home
at Fort Wayne. Ind, for a few
weeks visit with her Emmnns
county relatives.
j. A., Kremer returned Tuesday
from an extended visit to Chicago
where he looked after business in
terests and also secured medical
treatment for his eyes.
I Harold Gillespie and Miss Clara
Beckman Returned last week from
their visit in Minnesota and Iowa.
Miss Beckman is back at her old
place in the Bazaar store.
ATTORNEY Chas. Coventry spent
acouple of days in Bismarck last
week looking after some legal BUSH
ne for Attorney Scott Cameron
during the Iatter's absence.
Mrs. McVey went to Bismarck
Monday morning for short visit
with her father, MIR. Bell, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at
one Of the Bismarck hospitals.
Monday night the band boys
treated the townsfolks to fine
band concert on Broadway. twas
appreciated hv large crowd who
hope for many more like treats.
The two Indian ball PLAYERS,
Crowskin and Crownickel. left Mon
day for Fort Yates. n c".he
made them turn harb'. They ~,
it,again Tuesday with more sur..ss.
H. H. Hanson. formet rann,
superintendent of schools, arrived
from Mayville Saturday for a husi.
ness visit here. Tuesday, he and
Albert Tough made trip to the
Winona country.
Mrs. E. Jsrpolsky has returned
from her visit with relatives in the
East. Mr.. and Mrs. .Jampolsky
have enne to housekeeping in the
Geo. Burge place just north of the
c. B. Carley residence.
Owing to rains last Sunday the
three games Of the Strssburg tour.
nament were postponed until. this
coming Sunday, Hence. on that
date Hazelton and Pollock, Lintor
and Hazelton and Pollock anc
y
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
Notice OF Teachers, Examination.

4 Notice ii hereby given thai the next reg y
Mar teacl,ers examination will be held In
the court house ut Linton Thursday and
lions will begin promptly at $50 u. M, and
alltfarhefs must b.. present al that time II
they expect to write. Al Teachers not holds =
expire before the November examinations
] 80 = 4 =, LESTER DBIGGLE,
M Co. supt. OF Schools.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05
MAURlTz VAN SoEsT
Meat Market Open.

i have rented the Temvik meat
market and will keep a full supply
of fresh meats on hard at all times.
You can get beef and pork roasts,
beef steak. pork steak. boiling meat.
sausage. hams, etc. Give me o
trial. $1,000, Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-06
eRINNELL is ouTcLAssED.
High Wins WeII-Played
Basketball Game, 81 to is.

In fast, clean and well-played game
of basketball on the floor Of the high
school gymnasium Friday evening,
the MarshalItown high school FIVE
romped away to a victory ever Grim
nell high by a score of 81 to Is. The
home FIVE outclassed the visitors in ev-
cry way, and especially excelled in
team work. The "get-together' spirit
Of the local aggregation was excep-
tionally encouraging 20 the student
body, the team work having improved
materially, giving Marshalltown hope
Of place at the state championship
matches later in the month. The ex-
ceptional team play overshadowed in
dividual endeavor and precludes men
ton of any particular player as being
responsible for the good showing.
Grinnells team is slightly below the
usual standard OF the school, because
Of the loss of every member OF last
years team. 1t was necessary to put
an inexperienced team in the field this
year, only one substitute Of last sea-
sons squad remaining to the coach for
this years work.
The first half was a runaway romp
for the locals, terminating with the
score showing 81 points for Marshall
town to for the visitors. In this Pc
Rod the Grinnell players were fairly
swept from their feet, hut IN the sec
ond half the home team took things
easier. The lineup follows:
Marshalltown Position Grinnell
Newcomer. >. right forward. .Romig
Ruth. left forward. 80. .Patten
Packer center. ....... King
Ward. right guard. .McMurray
McCreery. left guard j.. .Heishman
Substitutions = Boardman for New
conner, Smith for Ward. Dimmit for
Patten, Wells for McMurray. Baskets
from field-Newcomer go, Ruth (O,
Packer "a, Ward CD, McCreery,
Boardman. King 90. Wells CD, Dim
nit Baskets from fouls-Packer 60,
Romig, King, Heishman. Bruckner, OF
| Iowa City, refereed the game
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-06
wEArHERLY ANNOUNCES.
Former Member Of Council Brought
Out bv Friends For Office.

To the voters: After friends had
circulated petition in my behalf
promised them yesterday I would be-
come a candidate for councilman be-
fore the approaching primary. In an
nouncing / wish to say to those who
may not be familiar with my former
record on the council OF this city that
I was elected just twenty-five years
ago this spring. when was 80 years
of age. At that time we did not have
foot of paving in the town. Two
years later, after d. T. Denmead. A. A.
Moore. and Fred Grumme were elected.
we did our first paving, and during the
eight years l served we made strides
toward civic improvement. My record
on the council can be verified at any
time. II elected I will be for the whole
town, and the interests Of the taxpay-
ers. I believe in improving as fast as
we can and that in making improve
ments and buying supplies OF all kinds
we should get 100 cents worth Of value
for every dollar that we invest. T. C..
Weatherly.