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khfftIEsR SITUATION.

N meat peculiar state of afiairs .eiiiints in ArkansAs by reason of the isFii;yiiature havins failed to make ap- topria|tion for the purchase of tags flS be ,attached to fertilizer inspected N ahe ststs officials charged with tHe ds,ty. The situation would be liYdicrous if it was not 50 serious.
 A slate law prohibits the saie of {Sx tilixer that does not bear the tags < ihs state department of agricul- 2Sfs. showing tho product has been iIepected and Is all that 1t purports fes There being no funds with skiSk to pnrchase tags. the asricul- TIT depaftment is unable to supply N; rhs result Is that fertilizer I,6t be sclds legally.
 N N N% IF ls Homer Of Agriculture John ,aSe has issued the following ex. Slki n 1T ths situation:
 I'M rssuit Of the failure of tnt x slSSk exieiature to appropriate mone1 SX s4M2s QkAAxt4S SN& 5tr9N S-~su s--S
 &G1SeHt Of the feftiliEsr tnspecttoI j1l n 1ikely that the farmers WI $ 5f6kA v ! la stns hpy commercial ferti TN nSxf AAkQh. The iaw reQuirel " dollj niS1i6ns II Of mines, lhAnufac s sSfl & & axficuiturs tO furniAh ferti
 TX 4aos to the manufacturers 4 kSnp .S13l ss for At the rate of q Hfr E S t6n.5 The tax money Is pat
 @ AIEye tfeaAurer and kept In < kitS fyiitd, And cannot be usei 3ly other purpcse except payliil
 1n seps q lettiliser 3spsction 's i iSre iss nov In this fund $1Si r. M; rheia tho mAnufacturers bu'
 I2 < tl5sy, of course. add the cos E FIT klG3 dfs tilixers xnd indirect
 4t,srs ny this inspectic
 fa fiIfEar ssi Htinn provad \ E \ 1T ks and have tlet
 sssaa sss FIR R tel6; sexi;
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Posslble Beneficiary.

t"What is the trouble with this tele phone?" said the grouchy person. Every time | want to talk to some. body the fine Is busy" "Wen," re- pfted thu patient friend, "it's an i'll wind that blows nobody good. May. be it's lucky Tor the party you were Soihg to talk to-"
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CNPI CZIVE 4/WGHHw
 Capt Give Bingham, son-in-law of Lord Mersey. who was one of the sur yivors of the torpedoed Peninsular & Oriental liner Persia, which sank in the Mediterranean with a, loss of life estimated at more than 300. Capt Bingham was thrown into the water with the force of the explosion and was picked up, unconscious and dragged into a life boat. He was land ed with other survivors at Alexandria.
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his Ptactlee.

Mary Jane, why do you allow that young fellow to remain SO long when he calls!" You see, pa, Ae's law yer, and no matter how try to make Aim 70, he always manages when he comes to court. to secure . stay"
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.l,,sa \ nAii1AtA Hint.

Allen, axcd nve, was passing tho If ternoon with his aunt In tho Slburt ts. and after he had been at play Tor a tiine he sald: "Aant Nary ihAmma said I want tu ask you Tor piece of pie, but she didn't toll mo not t0 take 1t if you oiIefed it to mo"
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eonlila,.sl,ee.

"The fellow is drunk with tuc. cess" Maybe that accounts for !" ]" : Accounts for. what!'' That # you try to touch him for . loan you md his money Is tight"
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Hlaek Cats ovsfrun Island.

"The IsianA Of Black Cats" is . name applied to Chatham island in the Paciffc ocean, about 7a0 miles west of the coast Of Ecuador. It is ovefrun with black cats; indeed, cats of no other color are seen there. These animals live In the crevices Of the lava foundation near the coast, and subsist by catching fish and crabs, h. Utead of rats and mice.
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Csttlnp. tiis own Measute. sDoes your wife lecture your" "Me?" exclaimed MT. Meakton. "why. Henri etta wouldn't waste her time lectur- ing . little bit of an audience like me-
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haturaf rhinst.

T don't believe tho captain Of our ship was an experienced mariner. When we had that accident In mid oeean, he did not seem to know what to do." "But you fnust remember thAt 1t was only natural under the circuna' stances for him to be completely ate xAa." 4.,
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Movement Worth While,

Movement Worth While.
 if we cared wisely and deeply every. thing in tho world would stfAf9hten t. self out. We should be amazed in tho change in o,lrselves. Then we should marvel at the change in tho people about us.
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rh. Rea, rh,us.

Little Lenauel Say, paw, what arc the spoils of war?" Paw The money the heroes get for wfiting magazine stun that appeared as news in the daily papers months befors, son."
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Vtlnn His Nans,

''Ths agent who sold mo this set of boOks told mo he wanted to use ny Nkme wlth otAet tltixens." sllNb do Inx that, all right. ! heard hin la6t hisAt telliny ! sAns how cay you vert"
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: uno'ualThedty Fai,S.

2 "Skinner boasts. that he never lets anybody get ahead ,of him that he takes nobody's dust" ..Skinner's . falsifier; he takes everybody's dust he
 cen lay his hands on. "-B6ston Tran.
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eser From, Rice.

Perhaps the most peculiar beer iD the world Is saki, beer which the Japanese make from rice It is the common alcoholic liquor of Japan, anS Is usnally heated before drinking.
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kxperlsnesd.

blllA"ao Ms son has gone to tho wars" ;Jill-"Ves, Indeed" "Do you suppose hen hAow now to charge properly when the time comes? "Hs ought to. He was . taxieab driver once"
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Mor.,--lkeen Advertlslna.

Morai--j<esp Advsrtlslne.
 Whats your lbastnSss. strangefT II I'm business doctor. I doctor up | bdsiness that hAppens to be ailing. Whats your businesS!,' Well, if you're business doctor l guess you might call me a business undertaken. I'm the shefi6."
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How He Ranked.

"As nearly as can make out" said tho superciliohs person, The is- what they call a literary hack "No," re- piled NIT. Penwiggle, "he is not even ] hack. He's . jitney. Washington Her,
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1sHlllXUfTITfNG ATTO1NEY.

The Graphic ;s au- lor,zed to an- nS0doe 1fr. J. M. Shaw as candidasq IF Hftl l6cutinx xtt0ti1ey from the ifkk 3Sli lifeiai 0ireuit, Subject 5, the a6li1n. of the Democratic primary. ESFch 39. is16.
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:. la 3-,,- 4,y .t1Ao 6n0U0Hs x "Mth wife mar'd me to refawtn mo, 1ah." stated Brother f1ilsondigger. .'and Tin 90 plum bodaciously re- .eawmet dat I wouldn't marry ag'in if | done lived to be as old as Methoose' lSam. ."--Judge.
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Just :. Wantsd Opportunity.

Just Wanted Opportunity.
 Gentleman wouldn't mind help. ing you II i thought there was any. thing In you.'' Tramp Gimme 2 dime, bcss, an zee how quick dere'll U somethin' in me- Boston Tran script.
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sssrhe dfaphic N authorized to an.
 1S6nce Mf. H N. Hays of Arkansas i|k3. IT < candidate for prosecuting 2lSdriiey from the 11th judicial cir 23Kif. sfbject to the action of the E ccrslic primary. March 20. 191s'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-07

.se4-It is our aim to please you in
 ths snnallss detail: American-Excel-
 sfor Laundry co. phone 14e.. tf
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vanadium Steel True.

< After being four years tied up In . tlose coil. a saw of vanadium steel was released and the treatment found to have influenced It's shape very s.sghtly. .>, ...a. ss
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flNE Bt.UlF1l''fl Fl R0 [ \ EBS
 ss Rl RyjYPER1T R1TY
lJNOUNCE16ENTs.
sgRlILk0XD C0iIliIRSIONER

s.rh1 uraphic is authorized to an- SonnNa MT, M. F. MN1e Of Uni0n for railroad commissioner for 3Ha S6uthsfn district. Subject to the
 6iibn U the Benecratic primary in attDh, fo16.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-07

sfhS Graphic is authorized to an s1{;dnce Hon. T. c. Parham of Pine FIT. as ! candidate for prosecuting 1lkUrhey from the 11th judicial cir Iiat. subject to the action of the
 E6ndcrAtic prlmary, March 2s. lsl0'
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mo 0sAphic alAdIt publishas asss Az zchatyg notise1 for churchas, ,a soct- 3yf19s 3fatefnal o).gAnix4ti6na md li(1be sVhStI tho e1eMt8 arc not inteliA- S1 IT dndcmey- -iiiakefA. if thtre is Nt- l6mrt IT nfa a1t-tSk kih1, nptioesaof tho >Tillnt Advettleemeuts, and will Do
 1T ,fpr eEpotdinsly.
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TO PRINrERSs
Tolepholfj,ll.

Toleph01es. nualnegs and Circulation Depts.-..4l4 M4WS md Editorial RootnS-
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When the attention uf rhA Graphic ls called to any mis-s statement of fasts, Uk tO any error concerning any man - thing, correction Will chesfful1y be
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Had EnjoiiuoI,.

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Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
Letter From the Front.
To the Editor of the Record:

In the Bad Lands, 140 miles
from Fort Yates, Jan. Is, 1891.
South Prairie and Beaver
Creek are well represented in our
train, which is onits way to the
bad lands with goods for the SOL
diers. Thirty-five WAGONS left
the post. We have had a good
time so far. We have not seen
any Indians. We have an Indian
guide with us and a company of
soldiers to guard the train. The
men and horses are standing the
"trip well. We lay over every
fourth day to rest, and make
from ten to twenty miles a day.
We have one hundred. miles to
make yet before we reach our
destination, which is Slim Butte.
We shall probably not get back
for a month. IT. is hard TO write
this, as i am writing in a ten;
and am not used toit.
Respectfully
: VIM. PAGEL.
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
Notice---Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale

Notice IL hereby. given that that certain
mortgage. executed and delivered by VII
fred K. Cooper and Edna Cooper. husband
aud wife. mortRagors. to German American
dated the 18th day OF september. 1910, and
filed for record in the Office of the register
pf deeds OF Emmons county nnd state OF
North Dakota, on the 18th day of septem--
IN book 70 OF mortgages on page sic; and as
signed by said mOrtgagee to otto Hoffman.
said assignment being In writing and dated
In the Office oft.e =, gister of deeds OF EN-
mons county and state of North Dakota.
on the 10th day VI May. 1911, and recorded In
bnok ~ OF mortsages on page o.; and
Alice N Mckay, sad assignment being In
writing and dated the 2sth day Of October.
1915, and filed for record In the Office OF the
81 ate of North Dakota. IN The 18th day OF
December, 1915, and recorded In book ~ o (
mortgages on page $50; will lie forecosed by
sale Of the premises in such mortgage and
the court house In thecity OF Linton. coun-
ty of Emmons and state OF North Dakotn, ut
| the hour Of oclock p. M, ttn the 18th day Of
February. 1916. to satisfy the amount due
upon such nuItgape IN The dry Of sale
The premises Described la such mortgage
and which will les III 10 satisfy the same.
are described AS follows:
Lot three t3). and The southeast gu fter
Of the northwest quarter tseA of NV
~ OF section eve t5), In township one hun
| dreu twenty-n Inc u20). north, range seven.
ty-eight (7s). west OF the 9th principal
There will be due on such mortgage ut the
| date OF sale the sum of S38G.15, exclusive of
the costs OF foreclosure.
Assignee.
CHAs. COVENTRY,
Attorney for Assignee,
Linton. North Dakota. ia6-felC
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20

school libraries was to be dis
cussed, but we did not learn
what steps were taken in that
matter.
A lusty young North Dakota
boy arrived via the Stork Route
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemens Scherr on Thursday,
Jan. 9th.
That veteran Emmons county
educator, N. S. Sheffield, of Gay
ton district, was a guest at the
Linton House, Saturday. Mr..
Sheffield is a scholarly gentle.
man, whom it is an inspiration to
meet.
Another of the pedagogic fra
ternity we ran across in the city
Saturday was F. P. Kinney.
Bro. Kinney's rapid fire, witty con-
versation is good for any. one
suffering from a threatened at
tack of the blues.
The bans for the marriage OF
Miss Stephania Deitz,. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Deitz,
to Mr.. Jos. Gross, were an
nounced by the pastor of St. Ber-
nard church last Sunday. The
day set for the ceremony is Jan.
10th.
Quite a number of farmers ac-
cepted MANAGER Turner'S invita-
ton to a free moving-picture
show on Saturday. The scenes
we're exceptionally good, particu-
larly the thrilling scenes in "The
Girl and the Came" and the
laughable comedy depicting the
adventures of an artistocrat. The
dream was in itself a whole show,
worth many times the price OF
admission. Judging from the
delighted facial expressions and
favorable comments, Mr.. Tur-
ner's generosity will be reward
ed by full houses Saturdays here
after.
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20

+ /. v
sembled at the Deitz home on
Epithany Day and celebrated the
occasion with appropriate exer-
icises.
Mr. and Mrs. Bechneier and
Mr. and Mrs. Raricll were be-
reaved by the death Of their in
fant children last week.
Tuesday was quarterly meet
ing day3of the board Of school
directors. Owing to the organ
ization Of two new schools an
order for supplies for the same
was necessary The question Of
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
In Town and Out :

In Town and Out =
From the Record Jan. %, 1891.
Will Derr was Capital City
visitor this week.
Mr.. S. E. Kurtz was a visitor to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Nick Graham was alsoa Cap
ital City visitor this week.
w. ]. Fraleigh has gone on one
of the freighting expeditions
from Fort Yates westward to the
soldiers.
Messrs.. Mahaney and Cant
well, two Of South Prairie's we'll
known citizens, were visitors to
Bismarck last week.
The following are among the
Emmons county boys who have
gone to Fort Yates'to do freight
ing: H. D. Connor, ]. L. Lindsay,
Fred Cotton, Robert McTayish
and Fred Cell.
Tom Kelly was visitor to
Bismarck this week, and inter
viewed old Capital City friends
and met alarge number Of old
time acquaintances from Other
parts of the state who had come
to see the senatorial fight.
A letter received by an En-
mons county family from theil
old friends in Canada, wants 'rnt
tolcome home while their scalp'
are still in their natural location
and goes on to say, just imagine
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
Report OF the Condition of the
FIRST STATE BANK

At Hague. IN the State of North Dakota. at
the close OF business December 81. 1915.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. s............ 1926 28
Overd rufts. secured and unsecured 25 90
Banking house furniture and Ak
Current expsnsas, taxes paid, over ''' W
undivided prohis... ~. ..... ..... 327 60
Due from other banks. S2l.s42 OS--
Checks aud other cash
Cash observation-disclosures. a.3ls 80 2,3s7 %
Total observation-disclosures. -. s3i,sl6 Il
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in n............. $4,000 90
Individual deposits sub.
ject to check -. ...... 1888 50
Time certificate nf ue-
poslt.. lO..O 80 1886 II
Total. ........ ....... S34,816 II
County OF Emmons. DID,
|. Frank J sinner. cashier of the
all We named bank, do -o,emnIy swear that
the Hbive ST, ,t..ment Is true, 10 the best OF
FRhNkJ. SINNER,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
tskALl. a. X. FISCHER,
Nntury Public III and Tor Emmons
County Mort h Dakota.
tMy commission expires June sd. 1921.
3Hresst %!tssit- + FKAAkEzl FKAAkEzlsSpEs' %oIF' Directors
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
1emvik Talk.
Correspondence Of the Record Jan. IS

Correspondence of the Record { Jan. Is.
Mrs. S. G. Stedman is on the
sick list with lagrippe.
George, John and Emma Schatz
are grippe victims this week.
MIR. Gottlieb Schatz spent
Thursday inHazelton on business.
Mr.. Quasi came up Monday to
take charge of the bank at this
plack.
Miss Sarah Porter spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. De
Witt.
The Mothers Club meets with
Mrs. c. L. Stedman, Thursday,
Jan. 2Oth.
Miss Martha Schatz went out
to Larvick Monday to spend the
week sewing.
Messrs. Colquhoun, Anderson
and Hardt spent Monday in Lin
ton on business.
DR.. G. A. Schatz left Friday for
Eureka, S. D., on business, re-
turning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Foell and
children returned Monday from
their visit to Bertha, MINI.
Misses Stedman and E. Glib
bon arrived from Roscoe, S. D.,
Wednesday, to visit relatives.
Peter Schmidt, Jr., spent Sun
day with his parents. He is
teaching in the Marie district.
Fred Wohl, Jr., arrived Mon
day from Ventura, N. D., to at
! tend to some business matters.
The Embroidery Club meets
with Miss M. Stedman, Tuesday,
Jan. 25th, at E. M. Larvick's res
idence.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Bieber were
called to Eureka, S. D., Wednes-
day by the death of MIR. Bieber's
sister. They returned Saturday.
The dancing party given by
Messrs. r. c. Burlineame and F.
Foell, Friday, was a grand sue
cess and everyone reported hav
ing fine time.
F. A. Muckler received the sad
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage
Foreclosure Sale by Adver.
tisernent.

Default having been made in the condi-
ttunS Ut the mortgage hereinafter described
the principal sum and interest due thereon
according to the terms of the notes thereby
secured, wherefore. the assignee OF the
@ aas n y, rs nersoy uecnfe .ne
able and no action or proceeding having Mt
any time been instituted at law or la equity
to recpver the amount 40 secured by such
mortgage or any part thereof. Notice Is
hereby given that that certain mortgage
made. executed and delivered by Frank L.
Butler. widower. n,origagor. % ". W.
Hurd, mnrtGaRee dated the 14th day of
October, 1910. and recorded IN the once of
the req isier of deeds In and for the county
OF Emm0ns, North Dakota. on the 14th day
~ s,S asas a ths,so ssse
thereafter duly ASSUMED by said W. w.
Hurd 70 Sarah a. LetaIon By. an Instrument
and recorded In sald register OF deeds Office
on the 18th day OF May ..101i. at o .2S n. m. in
book 20 OF mortgages on page %; ana there
baron f iS I" EuTd nssis"s Bond MSrisass Company
by an instrument IN writing dated the 18th
day of November, 1915, and recorded Ia satd
Of DEEDS e; office q On y We sth aay o.
\ page .3s3, will bs foreclosed by sale of the
premises In such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the frunt door If the court
house in, the city of fLin,On, county of EN-.
mons. state OF North Dakota, at the hour pf
| ten o'Ehek 10 the forenoon on the 18th day
4 OF February, 1915, to SATISFY tne amount due
4 upon euch mortgage Mt the dnte Of sale,
i The prefn'seB described In such mortgage
i aud which will be sold TO satisfy the same.
/ are described as follnwg tn.wit:
The southwest one quarter {SwA) OF Sec
4 tiuH twenty = -four (ss). township one hundred
Il thirty four (l3al. north OF range seventy
4 i've i75l, west or tue fifth principal meridf.
an. In Emmons county. North Dakots, con-
4 fHiniag one hundred sixty acres more or less
i aceerdtng 70 the government survey
4 thereof.
There wilt be due upon such mortgage u,
4 the date of saic the sum Of fifteen huuteeC
sfxty-rwo aud % 100 dollnrs (5lt62.2gl
i which sum includes principal and interest,
4 and the sum OF ninety-seventy aud u-i0t
dallArs te7 Il, taxes for the years 1919. 1913
4 1D14 aud 1916, upGn The lAnda and promises
above described. which the assignee OF thi
mortgagee HIS paid pursuant TO the term
Il OF ths mortgage to protect It's intef0s
therein, exclusive of the costs, dtshurse
4 neni 8 and attorneys fees allowed by Law.
Dated at McCilsky. North Dakota, th.
4 9th day Of JRauary, 1916.
4 HI1RB BOND & MORTGAGE COMPANY
4 A Corppration,
Assignee Of Mortgagee
i tHAREY E. DICK lEsUN,
4 Attorney for Assignee
4 Of M1rtgage,
McCiusky North Dakota.
lac fel7
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
COUNTY scnr.;,. NOTES.
Notes From the County superintend-
eut of Schools.

Supt. E. u. Tay dor is Ileased to
cooperate with the National
Child Labor Commission in set
ting aside Jan. "a, 1916, as Child
Labor Day. An effort is being
made to place material for pro-
gram in the hands of each teach
er. The object is to arouse in
terest which will insure the pas
sage of the bill forbidding the
interstate shipment of child-la-.
bor-made goods.
In a recent report Commission
er Claxton says that the person
Iwho can read is worth $l00 a
year more to the community as
a worker than the illiterate.
Other figures show that the child
lwho stays in school until eighteen
1 years of age adds to his life's
earnings $25 for every day spent
! in school after;the age Of fourteen
years.
j The great foe of the school is
I child labor which tempts the
short-siehted with temporary
4 gain. The passage this winter
I of our federal law forbidding the
interstate shipment of child-la.
bor-made goods will give to l50,.
600 children directly concerned
a longer childhood with the op-
portunity for school training.
Will you cooperate in arousing
the interest which will insure the
passage of the bill at this session!
Many of the school boards are
d complying with the flag law and
+ requests come for address o1
) firms selling same. A good 3
i foot by 5-foot flag can be bought
for fifty cents from Edwin L
! Nc Conauehy, SIS Broadway, New
4 York City.
] There are very few cases o
+ noncompliance with the compul
e sory attendance law. The re
e suits Of the efforts of the super
Y intendendent to get all children
e in school has been very crafty
= Teachers are requested to sem
Y in the small certificates as 500
II as a child has three, SO that
k three-months certificate may b
g issued to them. This does not pre-
Il venttheirge getting the nine-month:
certificate and it enables us t
better estimate the demand.
The following pupils receive
three-months' certificates fo
n perfect attendance: Alice Olsor
le1 Esther Olson, Ernest Koon, Cal
r Hansen, Miles Stanton, Leo Star
ton, Francis Stanton, Norm
d lScott, Hester Skinner, Lecund
e-IiAppert, Rufina Appert, We
81 Weaver, Charles Andrus, Eliz;
beth Sabraw. Hazel Baker, Elsi
/ Moger, Carl Weikum, Elrne
81 | Arnes. Clara Olson.
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20

baturday. March 4, 1915. for the building Of
I've schooi-houaes about 20 by 30 feet in size,
Ona school house u 70 be located about one
mile north OF the Phillp Bachmeier home;
tho other about one-half mile south Of VIM
Burgads.
Plans aud specifications can be seen ut the
ofnce OF tho county superintendent Of
schools In Linton.
Bids should be addressed to the under
signed and should be marked Bids for
Building school, Houses
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BY ordes ~ .hs district school hoard OF
Winona school district.
JOS. 81. DlETz. Clerk.
jf20ma2 Linton, N. ID.
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
No. 1909
Report Of the Condition of the
FIRST STATE BANK,

AT Strasburg, In the State of North Dakota
at the close Of busfnets December al 1915:
RESOURCES
Loana and discounts .......... sea, 800 o.
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured COS 20
Banking house. furniture and f,-
Due from other banks - .Sts. .4o3 50 -
Checks and other cash
Items. ............... l.0lh Us
Cash Observation-Disclosures. 5,ap 70 1858 o.
Total. ...................sll sll0.9l6 "a
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In. ..... ......... $4,000 oo
Undivided profits. less expenses
and taxes paid Observation-Disclosures. sO4 50
Individual deposits subject
to check &52.44s 42
Time certificates of de
:, posit ..;...;...".-.. H.5ss q
Due to other banks -. s,l28 93 9jlll 62
AoeSt..'... .......'.....'-...'.. SllU,Slo 91
State of North Dakota
County Of Emmons. No
Ill. E. Ropp, cashier OF the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best Of my knowl-
LIE. BoPp,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
lgth day Of January. 1916:
Notary Public, Emmons County. N. Oak
My commission expires January II. 1918.
Correct. JosEpH piLLMAN
M.YAN soEST.
Emmons County record., 1916-01-20
3 lsSs q 5.3ss ~. ~
Win0na Township
Correspondence Of the Il cord. Jan. 10,

Correspondence Of the Ii cord. Jan. sls.
(Too late for last Week0
John Schnlacker was a bus
mess visitor to iceland Friday,
returning on Saturdays train.
Miss Luckeroth, teacher Of
school No. /, made the round
trip to and from the county-seat
Saturday last.
A eoodly number of the people
Of ST. Bernard congregation as