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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-16
LINTON MARKETS.

j. G. Morford was over from the
Hartford country Monday.
Alfred Becker was up from southern
Emmons Thursday of last week.
Jerry Hart was up FROM his farm in
the Winona country, yesterday.
+. IL. Bachmcier. of iceland, was Il
hinton business visitor Tuesday.
E. r. Purintun, of Highland, spent
Tuesday night ut the county seat.
Jake Krcmcr went TO Bismarck
Tuesday to drive home new outomo-
bile.
Attorneys Coventry and Cameron
were in Strasburg Saturday on bus
mess.
Glen Turner came down from Bis
marck Tuesday night for a short visit
at home.
George Tenant and son, Roy, were
up from the Glanavon country Monday
of this week.
H. j. Wentz, the LEGAL electrician,
went to South Dakota Tuesday on \
business visit
Herman Anderson was down from
Tcmvik Tuesday for a short visit with
Linton friends.
Mrs r. A. Corwinc and Mrs. Frccsc
went to Bismarck Monday morning on
d shopping trip.
VIM. Wintcrberg, of southern En-
mons, was a county seat visitor Thurs
day of last week.
T.. r. Atha, trcnsurcr-clcct of En-
mons county. went to Minnesota last
week on business.
The Ladies' Guild Of tie Episcopal
church riot ut the Obcrmcier home
yesterday afternoon.
Eleven rev subscribers N fifteen
hays mas made the Record mans heart
feel glad this month.
Keith Cociiburn narrowly escaped
serious injury Sunday when Lis au-
lonohile turned turtle.
II. f. Rice was Il Dale country visit
or calling on his many Linton friends
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Mewing's new house Just soulh
of the Fergus house or Ninth street is
rapidly nearing completion.
Roy Scott, the local painter and pa
pcr-hanger, is visiting friends and
others at Bowdlc this week
l.. II Frerkirg, well -krown carpcn-
ter from StrasburG, spent Monday anG
Tuesday at the county seat
Potatoes are pretty scarce in this
locality and can only be obtained rol
the neat sum Of Sl.50 per
f. 4 Cram expects to leave the last
Of the week Tor minneapolis after =
short business visit at Linton
Miss Mabel Tracy was here last
week to take the teachers cXaniina-
lions and 20 visit AT the nome of he!
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-16
Marie Musings

Correspondence of the Record, Nov. Id
Our mail carrier is the most looked
for visitor to this section.
(, The church basket social Friday
evening last was well attended.
Plus Rohrich had the misfortune to
lose fine young horse from distemper
lAunday.
Last Sundays services at st. Mich
Iacl's church were attended by large
congregation.
Laurence Massett brought out two
ton load of goods from Linton Satur-
day for the Marie store.
Messrs Frank Rol,rich, Mike Fest,
Kuntze and Lacher were business Wis
Iitors at the county seat Saturday.
Many of The farmers are converting
their fatted porkcrs into sausage and
hams for the winter consumption.
Last week might be called hochzeit
week, there being no less than three
of them celebrated within easy driving
distance.
The reelection Of Supt. Briggle
seems to give general satisfaction
among the school patrons of this
|neighborhood.
Mr. Len McCauliff is putting his new
farm into fine shape. People who
know the appearance of the place be-
fore Mr.. McCauliff purchased it would
scarcely recognize it now.
Nh. John Kelsch, whose auction oc
ours today, expects to remove to Stras-
burg to reside soon. His departure
creates vacancy in the distric: school
board, of which he was president.
Raymond Fcist had bad luck during
the trial trip on his recently purchased
car. When ascending one Of the short
steep asccrts west of the church the
machine "skidded,' upsetting himself
and a comrade underneath. Both were
considerably bruised, the owner so Sc
|verciy as TO require medical attend
|ance.
This Observation-Disclosures just com
pletcd two beautiful modern, up-to-
date school houses that are credit to
thccommunity as well as to the build
Ter, the well-known Linton contractor,
Mr.. eau. Each Of them are provided
with heating plants, etc, and as the
superintendent Office has just sent
fout an entirely now corps of teachers,
the educational advancement Of the
district should be second to none.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-16
Hague Happening

Correspondence of the Record, Nov. 10.
The coolest snap this morning-10
below zero.
Ferdinand Fischer is slowly improv-
ing, but cannot be out yet.
Martin Fischer has built n large
storm shanty to the north side of his
house.
Mrs. Peter Bierbaum and daughter,
Lizzie, left for Roscoe during the week
for an indefinite stay.
The many weddings of last week
brought many visitors to town to
participate in the happy events.
John Schatz and family left Satur-
day for Hillsview, S. D., to be present
at the wedding of his son, Andrew.
The Misses Frances Lutgen, Myrtle
Bell, Ester Edman, Lois Cheney and
Mr.. G. j. Kundert attended the teach
ers' examination in Linton this week.
Saturday, Nov. 18th, the Hague
Teachers Association will have their
regular meeting. All teachers from
the respective districts are expected to
attend.
Michael Gabriel moved house and
barn from his farm to town on one
Iof his lots. One more house to let
land to accommodate an additional ia
Emily for Hague.
The Misses Frances Geissinger and
Clara Lemmcrc, from Milbank. S. d..
look the train this morning for their
home after spending u week with
friends and relatives in Hague.
The teachers of the Hague school
Xarenow teaching in the new building
Pupils and teachers find it great re-
lief to be in n different atmosphere
Both our teachers will be attending
1.-THE Teachers Institute from Nov.
goth to 25th, and there will be week.
!vaction for the scholars.
The excitement of the general cleo.
ton is slowly abating and disputes
land debates are less numerous. We
have no longer need to listen to the
hum drum of political speakers who
filled cur ears with pros and cons for
the past weeks, nor are we one bit
uneasy as to the future of our Ma
tional government no matter what the
ioutcome, of the election.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-16
In TOWN AND OUT

brother, Don. She went to Pollock
Saturday noon for visit.
Levi Bnlch was down from his home
in the Hazelton country Tuesday night
for visit with Linton friends.
Big dance of the season. Novem.
her Gath, Friday night. Music you can
dance TO. Smith & Turner.--Adv.
W. c. Wclvertcn ana daughter Phyl-
liz left the first Of the week for Fort
Dodge, Iowa, for Z visit with relatives.
Mrs. James Stewart, Of the Dale
country, spent couple of days last
week ut the Coventry home in Linton.
The Northern Produce Company of
bismarck will buy all your poultry.
Write them for prices and coops.-.
Adv.
Leonard Jcllcma was up from the
Hull country Thursday OF last week.
He was accompanied by w. ID. Hollo-
peter.
Miss Lena Kraft, Of Strasburg, Wis
tied at the Frank Meier. Jr., home in
Linton couple of days the first of The
| week.
Larry Hinton is enjoying the com
pany of his father, his mother and sis
ter. They will make Linton their fu-
ture home.
Andrew Fischer, of Rahmc, n. d.,
spent Tuesday in Linton ard then re-
turned to Hague, where he is visiting
home folks.
| II was ten degrees below zero Mon
day morning, ana was something of a
jolt to the natives after all the nice
fall weather.
The county beard will meet in ad,
journcd session Friday of this week
At the same time the election returns
will be cunvassct
On November 18th there will be M,
old-time dance with old-time music ut
the opera house All are cordially
invited to attcnd.-Ady.
There will be sale and dairy lunch
in the basemcn; of the NJ. L. church on
Wednesday evening. December 9th.
commencing at 5 p. m.-Ad,.
Gillespie e. brcdbe-g have purchased
the old Wcstcott property south of
Shutters livery barn and will use it
f"r their plumbing business.
us Any Girl Safc?" is still running
y. I'll" Maxine Elliott Theatre in New
York City at fifty cents admission and
playing to capacity Iouses.-Adv.
Commissioner r. p. Lee, of Brad
dock, arrived Tuesday night for /. visit
with friends and to be present al the
coanty board meeting Friday of this
iwcak.
| Otto Becker. assistant cashier of the
German American State Bank, went to
Ashley last week for few days visit
with his parents, returning to Linton
Monday night
The German American State Eanl,
has Just installed new book keeping
machine which is a beauty and which
Will do wonders in eliminating the book
work in the bank.
People up from Strasburg since
eject on report that Carl Norlander
took them all by storm when he made
q speech in the interests Of Charles
Evan Hughes for president. Hughes
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-16
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ANNOUNCEMENT

! have opened a barber shop at
Strasburg and am prepared to do :
first class work. When you are Z
in town call and see me. :
ED. KAMPs, :
Barber. Z
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-16
!: CATHOLIC CHURCH ).

LINTON: Saint Anthony,
Residence $40 Broadway.
High mass on first and third SUM-
day at 10 A. NJ. Vespers and
benediction at 300 P, III.
Week Day Mass at Eight A. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Heart.
Mission attended from Linton
every second and fourth Sunday;
high mass and sermon at 10 A..
NJ.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
PEACE COMMISSION TO
 TRY TO SETTLE DISPUTES

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 12.-- The Mexican and American labor commission will attempt to adjust the differences between the two countries. It is not believed that any serious danger exists of an im-
 mediate war notwithstanding the de- termined action of the intervention propagandists throughout the states. All kinds of alarmist news, without the least foundation, is being pub lished and as usual promptly de- nied. This has resulted in keeping
 the people in a state of bewtlder-
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wisely conclude that by the earn est and systematic conduct of the original submarine campaign the AL lies will be forced to change their blockade rules. The German peo- pie claim that this is now life ana death struggle for the Germans and that for this reason nothing should be allowed to interfere with the common sense submarine policy which was bringing Britain to it's knees when the United States inter- fered.
 AMSTERDAM, July 12.-Food prices have trebled in Germany and the situation is precarious.
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ExPL OSI0N ENTOMBS
 MANY ". VIRGINIA

WHEELING, West Va, July H. A terrific explosion in the mines of the Hickman coal company at Ben wood today entombed one hundred and fifty miners. Twelve who were badly burned in the explosion have been rescued, but it is believed that most of those entombed are dead. Rscuers are still at work notwith- standing the fact that the tunnels are filled with gas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
L0NGSH0RE STRIKE IS
 BEC0MING BITTER FEUD

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.- Feeling between the longshoremen and shipping men is growing inten- sely bitter and is rendering the work of the mediation conference extremely difficult.
 Robert Dollar, the we'll known steamship owner, whose vessels have most been flying British flag for many years, adressing the Flaw and order branch" of the Chamber of Commerce here, urged that for every scab reported to be attacked by unionists, two strikers should be
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EIGHT MERCHANT DIVERS NEARING COhaPL LETIoN
Germans Reinforced Are
 ViCtOrs Against British

LONDON, July 12.-The Germans having been strongly reinforced took on a counter offensive against the British forces north of the Somme and after dusperate fight ing made considerable progress, driV ing back the British troops and re- capturing the Mometz woods and the Trones woods which were taken yesterday only after a bloody strugg- le
 The Germans are pressing for ward on heavy offensive along the the entire front this afternoon. The
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 COPENHAGEN. July 12.-The food shortage in Germany is becom- ing very grave. The public now demands that the German Admi- ralty order at once resumption of the submarine campaign unless the British modify their blockade regulation so that food can be re- ceived
 Notwithstanding the fine reports officially sent out as to the crops of this year, they are not very good while in Hungary they are admitted to be failures. This. makes the ST. tuation very grave indeed as far as the food problem is concerned. The Berlin papers and the public very
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 1z.- The government is causing an in vestigation of the recent border raids, some of which have been sus. piciously enough wearing the ap- pearance of being framed up by in terventionists.
 The government will try to bring home to the ringleaders of these raids the full responsibility and if they are discovered it will go hard with them,
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slugged out of commission. He held they had got to strike terror in the hearts of the longshoremen so that their resistance would be weak and they would be ready to quit the light.
 The utterance of Dollar have ex- cited the men considerably and maj C the situation extremely iffi- cult
 The papers here are almost uR- animous in condemning the remarks as "untimely, untactful, ill-judged and unwarranted" There has been
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| the Augtro-Germans. 4

GENEVA, July 12.-The people of Hungary are greatly alarmed by the Rrssian successes and the con. duct of the war was bitterly criti- ,:zcd in tue chamber of deputies at Budapesth. This led to scenes be- tween the critics of the government and thc latter. re ,ufting in several members being removed from the parliament building for disgrace fully disorderly conduct in which personal assaults followed wordy abuse. q plN
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Captain KOenig' RidicuIes
 Calling Diver WarVeSSeI

BALTIMORE, July 12.-Captain koenig of the diver Deutschland is quite satisfied the rulings of local officials that his under sea liner is a merchantmen will stand at Wash ington.
 '"The attempts of the Allies to have the Deutschland classed as warship are absurd, he said today to the American reporter. We carry no arms but two small guns which would be useless for any of- fensive purpose. We have neither
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torpedoes nor torpedo tubes and we couldn't take the offensive against any vessel.
 l am making arrangements to leave here on the return trip ia eight days and expect to take on my cargo just as soon as the stuff on board is discharged'.
 koenig in the same interview stated that about eight mercnan, divers are all nearing completion and would be in business within a -ew weeks, at the latest the company's
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
ANOTHER BIG SALE.

New Goods arrived on the steam CT Umatilla. Suits $500 to $1O.00, Skirts $2.5O, $4.00 and $500, Shirt Waist and Middy $1.00, s1,50 and $2.00. House dresses, $1.00 and $1.50, Children Coats, $2.00 and $500. Silk Dresses $2.50 and $500. Last lot in. Absolutely new Goods. My motto: Quick Sales, small profit.
 A. F. OESTREICH. Front St., opp. Peterson's Shoe Store
 CITY BATH HOUSE. Moonlight Spring Water. (Boil. ing Hot).
 M. o. SOIIBERG.
 WHEN IN TOWN Drop into the
 MERCHANTS CATE. The Home of Good Eats.
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anything.

CHIHUAHUA, July 12.--The Villa lists have been rounded up and slaughtered by the Carranzists un. der General Garcia at Cerro Blanco, below Parral. The fighting was con- tinuous and heavy before superior
 numbers caused the Villatists to sur render. Most of them had been cut down before the rest quit fighting,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

BERLIN, July 12.-There will be no Allied offensive in the Balkans. This is almost a certainty. More over it is firmly believed that both east and west the Allies have struck as hard an offensive blow as thev could, and will now return to their defensive.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

French in the Verdun sections have all been lepulsed. The fighting around Verdun is becoming inter- mitten-, Indicating a redistribution of the enemy's forces at other threatened sections of the line. The German attacks in the Vosges are lacking in weight and have been repellcd with ease.
 The German bombardment of the Flanders lines continues.
 NAIY ia tfla time fA Suhscx.iha
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FOR CHARTER OR HIRE:--Par- ties desiring to hire the Standard or charter same for special trips to close-by camps or to the Land- ing, can obtain terms from Chas Wagner, at the Snake river Boat House.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
MARY PICKFoRD AT THE DREAM

Mary Pickford the idol of all movie fans will star in the great Paramount Production Cinderella at the Dream tonight. This is one of Miss Pickford's most popular pic. lures and played the entire world with great success. Cinderella" is a modern version of the century old classic and has many innoya- tions created by Miss Pickford As this picture must be returned on s. s. Victoria it will be shown one night only tonight. The first show will start sharp.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

Don't spend any more money on that old watch. Buy new one at factory cost at Zehner's Closing Out Sale.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

The explosion was due to fire damp accommodating within the mines and the defective ventilating equipment of the mines.
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very slight disorder since the strike was called, and it is pointed out by one paper supporting the shipping companies that the only marked case of violence, the murder of the picketer Olson, was upon the side of the shipping interests.
 So restive are the strikers now becoming that the trouble, it is fear ed, may extend to the sailors orga- nizatiOn. This is what they have been trying to avoid
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MILAN, July 12 "A report from Bndapesth says that the Russ.an advance is greatly exciting the peo- pie there.
 in parliament riotous scenes fol- lowed the Announcement by one Hungarian member of the policy of denuding the Hungarian iron. tier of all defending troops while trying to stem the rush of the Rus sians against the eastern lines of
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fleet would be operating within month
 Koenig received direct congratu- lations from the Kaiser. He denied that he brought any letter to Will son from the German emperor ana said he did not know how that story got out The boat put into Cartagena was of the Imperial Ger man Navy, the Deutschland is pri- vately owned
 Lei ASfiIlnnfn nHa N1.nn N1AlA Ml,r.Ar
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saults.
 The Austrians are gaining in the Isonzo section with a determined offensive against the Italians.
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PARIS, July 12.--The Germans have abated their. efforts to recap. ture the positions gained in Cham pagne which the French are secure ly holding. The British north ot the Somme were obliged to relin- quish the conquest of Nametz woods concerning which the fighting has been so violent before the German counter attacks.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
GERMANS PREVENT RUSSIANS
 CROSSING STOCKH0D RIVER

BERLIN, July 12.-The Rus sian attempt to cross the Stockhod river in their Kovel advance was re- pulsed after sanguinary losses. The Slavs again and again tried to force crossisng but the German artille ry simply slaughtered them in do- ing so. The river was dark with bodies and red with human blood.
 The Slavs are still trying to force the position.
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GERMAN PUBLIC DEMANDS
 D-sO E RESUMPTION DIVER WAR

 LONDON, July 12-A German submarine shelled the Seaham har- Dor colliery and killed the inevitable single woman. RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP. Front St. 3 doors west of Alaska
 Bank. We do the best
 CLEANING
 PRESSING
 ALTERING &
 REPAIRING Ladies and Gentlcmens Clothes. Anything in the line Of Job work
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AUSTRIANS EvACUATE FOL MOE
 HUNGARtANS GETTING SORE

PARIS, July 12.-A night report says that the Austrians have evacu- ated Tolimoe.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

BERLIN, July 12.-The German attacks against the French lines have been successfully revived at Verdun
 The infantry attacks made con- siderable gains, several minor posi- tions having fallen before their as-
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The situation is considered ser ious.
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VIENNA, July 12.-The Russians have completed their envelopment of the Tarnopol armies under Both- mer although the latter is fighting bravely to keep his lines open. His Hungarian base is now completely cut. gN 5fat f
 The War Staff is confident he will come out all right although his po- sition is precarious.
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British are rushing troops to stem the heavy offensive counter attacks which the Germans have initiated.
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GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER.
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being repulsed by the Hindenbers defense lines. Won Hindenberg is now preparing to strike a stagger- ing blow along his front and the end of the Russian offensive is near.
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Anything in the line of job work
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BERLIN, July 12.-The Russian Dvina attacks have proven abortive,
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Let V" estimate on sour Job Work
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Let us estimate on yous Job Work
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Now Is the sine 50 Subscribe.
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Anything in the line or Job work
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
With Divorce in His
! Pocket Gustav Haas
Weds Again
GIRL WATTS
IN CORRIDOR
Mamye and Russell
Dale Air Domestic
Troubles

Il took Gustav Haas no longer to
take a new wife than time required
to leave Judge Collingwood's court
in the county building. his decree of
divorce signed and filed, descend
three floors by elevator to get IL
cense. then descend another floor to
have Justice Richter tie the knot.
Haas. 35 years old, stockkeeper.
residence Detroit, was divorced,
Tuesday afternoon, from Mrs. Hilah
Haas, who, he charged. deserted him
in September, 1913, and went back
to her mother in Columbus, o. He
had been married to her only since
July s, the same year.
While the case was being heard,
Agnes Freda, 20 years old, waited
outside the courtroom. for she want
ed to hear nothing of Haas first
(Continued On Page Eleven).
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
ROADS To FIGHT
WAGE INCREASE
Cannot Meet Demands of En-
ployes, Declare West
ern Lines
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2.-Declaring the
railway employees demands for an
eight.hour day and increased pay for
overtime are unreasonable and can
not be considered. the executive
committee of the Association OF
Western railways today indicated a
fight to the last ditch is In prospect
II the employees refuse to arbitrate.
While employees have not yet com.
pleted their referen. I'm vote on the
wage demands, according to most
recent announcement from Grand
Chief Warren Stone. Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. the
employers have little doubt that the
vote will approve the demands.
The Western association announc.
ed today that thu demands would
entail an increase in pay OF approx.
imately 800. 100000 a year, an In.
crease of 25 per cent. This. It was
announced, SIS OF such magnitude
that Il cannot even be considered
with the present level OF railway
passenger and freight rates"