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blocks west wildwood station. Rsnion
car 20 minucs rike a. VIII sell Or
haild 10 suit. Easy payments. Phone
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erationsy Prices TO
suit you.
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Is-Male Help Wanted

i9-Male Help Wanted
MODERN BARBER COLLEGE,
III Wssstnxtcn -
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unasr our systeFas pat. soa wages.
secures pesf,lans
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acres near Everett car 8 minu'ss
walk from station halt bottom land
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there srd ~ors IN city Price slice
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- acre. overlooking sound. rariN ~
CITY. parity cleared lots OF fruit and
berries elegant springs good t-ro"fu
house Ideal place Cor home irics
nr.Ga Al tEn
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
INSTANTLY DONE
Written for EVENING JOURNAL
By JAMES I. cROZIER.

II takes a long time to accomplish
some things.
And there's few who will deny this
remark:
Just think OF the number OF years that
it took
Father Noah to finish that ark.
II takes long time TO build warship.
And all OF her needs to prepare.
And IL seems long time, since at dear
mothers knee
She taught me that sweet little
prayer
II takes a long time for some TO find
out
There's a life beyond this for each
one;
And many neglect it until it's too late
To do what each one should have
done.
I receive many cards from strangers
to me.
Who say. all your words do me good.
Well. that's my desire in most things
I write.
Id convert all mankind il could.
But read what write. If you wish
happiness.
And peace. TO come. just do your
part.
Say come. blessed Jesus. I want you
as mine.
In that instant He'll enter your
heart
No matter how sinful your life in the
past.
No matter how great is your sin:
His own precious blood will clean
all away.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

For He shed it for just such to win
So you sec il takes time to do many
things,
But small space OF time TO find
God
You'll be safe I'm His keeping each day
and each night
And safe when you're under the sod.
! trust this may reach some one living
so.
Without hope that His Dear Loving
Face.
With a smile OF sweet welcome will
ever be theirs
VIII accept and be saved by His
Grace.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
BAKE FnR TFACHFRs, FnNn

Teachers of No. School will hold a
bake IN the school on Saturday for III,
benefit of the Teachers Retiremen,
Fund
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
present Prizes TO
THE BETTER BABIES
Cups and Medals Will be
Awarded to Winners on
Next Tuesday
MAIL DELIVERY
STARTS TOMORROW

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. March 31.-In the
Good Will Fire Company's house at
1.3O o'clock on next Tuesday after
noon prizes will be awarded I'm the
better baby" contest. Sixty babies,
ranging in age from months TO ;
years, were entered. Mrs. Selden 5.
Deemer and assistants worked hard
TO make the affair what it was-a big
success. Mrs. Deemer was one Of
those who offered a silver cup as
prize for the better baby" best
baby or best ever" The babies
were measured and weighed and the
ones coming nearest TO perfection will
get the prizes.
II is understood that souvenirs will
also be given the children.
Many children in New Castle have
recovered from the measles and
mumps.
In Emmanuel Church on Sunday
evening the Rev. William NJ. Laird
will preach the sermon. The Rev.
DR.. Alban Richey will preach in In
manuel Church, Wilmington, on the
same evening.
James l.. Bacon, the new mail car
rier. is ready for his work. He will
leave the postofiice at 9 o'clock to-
morrow to make his first trip. Bacon.
who has been in the postofiice as an
assistant will be succeeded by Miss
Annie Duffy. Rural Mail Carrier Kel-
ley has Robert Abbott as his assist
ant Abbott covers the dirt road sec
tiOn and Kelley goes over the stone
roads.
Mrs. Albert Loveless. who has been
I'm a Wilmington hospital, has return
ed home.
Miss Mary Appleby and Raymond
Lyman were married on Wednesday
evening by the Rev. o. s. Walton.
The Century Club workers are
leaving nothing undone to raise the
finances for the clubhouse. In addi-
tion to the money collected by Mrs.
John NJ Wilson, Mrs. Naylor netted q
neat sum by her sale Of soup. The
rummage sale under the direction OF
Mrs. J. Ernest Phillips and team will
continue this afternoon and evening
and tomorrow afternoon and evening
Mrs. e. p. McCollins' team will hold
a delicatessen sale tomorrow morning
In the NJ. T.. Church on Sunday the
preacher will be the Rev. w. o. Hof-
recker.
Shad fishermen we're informed yes
terday that eleven shad were caught
in stake nets at Bowers Beach on
Wednesday.
In the High School building this
evening the Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation will hold an important meet
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
.RECKLES
March Worst Month for This Trouble
How 10 Remove Easily.

There's a reason why nearly every
body freckles in March. but happily
there is also a remedy for these ugly
blemishes. and no one need stay
freckled.
Simply get an ounce Of othine
double strength. from your druggist
and apply a little Of Il night and morn
ing. and in a few days you should see
that even the worst freckles have be-
gun to disappear. while the light ones
have vanished entirely. Now is the
time to rid yourself OF freckles, for II
not removed now they may stay all
Summer. and spoil an otherwise beau
tiful complexion. Your money back
II othine fails.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
BISHOP ASBURY Died
100 YEARS AGO TODAY

This is the one hundredth anniver-
sary OF the death OF Bishop Francis
Asbury. The plans for the celebration
were made by the Ecumenical Meth
odist Commission. through its eXecu-
tive committee. whose headquarters
are In Washington. Bishop Earl
Cranston is chairman OF the commit
tee. Chief Justice Il. X. Campbell vice
chairman and II. X. Carroll secretary.
The program includes celebration
by every Methodist Annual Conference
in America az their sessions this year.
Il was planned that sermons on As
bury should be preached in every
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
20 CENTS-NUT. CANDY-s9 GENTS

Marian Chocolates. with nut cream
centres. made in the famous Guth fac
tory at Baltimore.
Special weekend price. 20 cents the
pound box.
Boulevard Chocolates. in racy
French designed box. 80 cents the
pound box. Danforth Dependable
Drugs, Market and I'd streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of ST. Luke's
Church will hold a rummage sale on
Friday, April z. at No 100 West
Eighth street. All donations will be
very thankfully received.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
Carefully Treat
Children's S Colds

Neglect Of ohildren's colds often isysfhs
foundation Of serious lung trouble. On
tho other hand, II is harmful to continu-
ally dose delicate little stomachs with in
ternal medicines or TO keep the children
always indoors.
Plenty Of fresh air IN tho bedroom sod
good application Of vick's "Vap-O-Bub-r
Salve over the throat and chest At the hrst
sign Of trouble. will keep the little ehaps
free from colds without injuring their di-,-
gestions. 25c, 50c, OF 41.00. s
WCKSW7osgBS ALIVE
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
TItE STORE TAI SAVES you MONEY ~
NNE1LLENBURGN i'll il N.!LBE1ilUI,
We've the Best Line
OfMen'S SpringCloth-
ing We Ever Had to
Show YO11

Yes sir, despite the scarcity
of woolens, the difficulty in Sc
curing dye stuffs and all other
unfavorable conditions, we've
the best line of Mems and
Young Mems Spring Clothing
ever shown.
All of it made of standard
dyed woolens. All of it guar
teed for satisfactory service.
Doing things better than
anyone else has brought us the
largest clothing business. And
providing better clothing when
others have trouble in equalling
their efforts of past years, is
one of the things. in which we
have excelled this season.
We have the goods-right in
style, right in quality, right in
everything our prices arc
far below those you'd have TO
nav anywhere else-even for'in-
ferior merchandise.
Mems and Young Mems
Spring Suits $3.50 to S35.00
Mems and Young Mems Blue
Serge Suits O.. $1,000 TO $500
Mems and Young Mems
Shirred Back Suits.
$1,000 to $1,000
Mems and Young Mems
Trousers ...... Sl.5O to $500
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

ing. There are a number OF subjects
TO be considered and members OF the
Board OF Education are expected to
be in attendance.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
MIR. GRAY AT ODESSA.

The Rev. J. Howard Gray will
preach in the Odessa NJ. E. Church
on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

Methodist church either on March. 2s
or April 4.
Evening star., 1916-11-16

Very pretty sets for misses or
fashionable gray fox fur, smart and
stylish, at the same time very
durable fur New whole skin scarfs
with head, tail and paws and chic
torpedo muff to match. trimmed like
scarf with head. brush and paws.
Nicely lined with guaranteed satin.
Evening star., 1916-11-16

NJ anuf acturers' sample
pieces of SU-inch Percales.
light grounds with neat
checks and stripes. Used
for making mems and boys
shirts. womcn's house dress
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
livona Lingo.

Correspondence Of the Record. Jan. 81.
Lots of snow in this vicinity.
Miss Josephine Baker is at Bis
marck for a few weeks stay.
Mrs. Clara Marsh, of Fort
Rice is visiting with relatives on
this side of the river.
There was a basket social held
at school No. 3 on the evening Of
Jan. 21st, and we understand
there was quite a hilarious time.
The home of Oscar Sperry is
somewhat of a hospital at pres
ent, Oscar himself being laid up
with the rheumatism, and Mr..
and Mrs. Milford Moves. who
are there visiting, are both sick
with the lagrippe.
Mrs. Jas. Lawry did not get to
Linton last week for the reason
that Mr.. Lagrippe headed her
off before she could make her
getaway from home. James was
also blessed with a plentiful por
ton of the same disease, but both
are about recovered at this writ
ing.
Carl Beebe has surely made {
record for himself this winter
carrying the mail by auto up I'm
till last Thursday when he stalled
in a snow.drift lane near Bakers
Joe Baker pulled the car out ane
Carl took the Mott train for Bis
marck. He is now carrying thu
mail with teams.
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Hartford Items.
Correspondence of the Record. Jan. %

Correspondence OF the Record. Jan. 28
Goo late for last week.)
Mrs. Linderman is in poor
health and has been for some
time.
Mr.. Lonewell, Mike Smith and
Frank Lawler hauled grain to
Temvik last Friday.
Mr.. Chamley sold his barley to
Mr.. Casey. They haul their
grain across the river.
Mr.. Lawler is helping Mr..
Mausehund to load a car Of
wheat. They are loading the car
at Cannon Ball.
Miss Mamie Charnley is occu-
pying the house on Crimmings'
place, known as the Hammond
place, as it will be closer to
school.
Bro. Nash, the Adventist min.
lister, departed for his home at
Harvey, N. D., last week after
holding a five weeks series OF
meetings.
1 We have experienced some
real cold weather for some time
past. There has been lots Of
sickness during that time. La
grippe seems to be the usual
complaint.
/ Died: Miss Ruby OFT, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orson OFT
passed away at $50 Wednesday
morning, January 18th, after !
brief illness of that dread disease
1 scarlet fever. She leaves father
: mother, one sister, one brothe,
]; and Grandma Miller to mourn
her loss. Ruby was is years old
and highly esteemed by all witt
knew her. 1t was hard for he
j; parents to give her up. She wa
= Il + 4 = i
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or else they will be ashamed of
themselves. The many friends
wish them the best of luck and
hope the little boy may grow to
a big man like his father. Good
luck, Ed.
Henry Kanis returned from
Iowa last week. His brother,
Herman, will leave for the same
point Monday. 1t seems as
though they work in company
out there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Van der
Leest, who have been out east
for a couple of months, returned
last week. They must have had
a pleasant trip as both the Mr..
and Mrs. gained about eight
pounds while they were gone.
Claus is taking charge OF the
store and post Office again. He
reports that good old North Da.
kota's got the eastern states beat
all hollow. Van said he was per
fectly satisfied in N. D. Now
don't that beat all! They all say
the same thing when they come
from some other country. Three
cheers for N. D.
PEST
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Ten|vik Talk.
Correspondence Of the Record { Feb. 4.

Correspondence Of the Record FEB. I.
Emil H. Hardt went to Linton
Friday night to help play for the
dance.
Miss H. Leavitt spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
De Witt.
The Mothers Club meets with
Mrs. r. c. Burlingame Thurs
day, Feb. Sd.
Edward Temple spent Sunday
with his parents, returning to
Hazelton Monday.
Misses Mayme Monahan and
Sarah Porter spent Saturday in
Bismarck shopping.
MIR. Muckler returned Satur-
day from Manchester, Iowa,
where he attended his mothers
funeral.
Miss Martha Schatz left Mon
day for Minneapolis where she
will enter millinery store for
the season.
Miss Allie Linderman spent
Tuesday visiting in the city, 60
ing to Linton on the train Tues
day evening.
Miss K. Stabnow went to Lin
ton Friday to shop and also to
take in the dance. She returned
home Saturday.
Herman Brush returned to
Temvik after spending the win
ter in the east. He expects to
settle here again.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Davis, Mrs.
Hauser and daughter, and John
Jones left Friday for Aberdeen,
to visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder en-
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IN PIONEER DAYS

an troubles. The former re-
manned in the city but a short
time, leaving with a load of
freight for Fort Yates.
--Liyona Correspondence
i understand that Ed. Hodg.
kinson, OF this place, killed two
deer, and R. w. Thompson, of
Hampton, one.
As yesterday was a cold and
windy day, some Of the wood
cutters did not go out to work
but went hunting.
Mr.. ]. L. Boutellier, the Will
liamsport-Livona mail carrier,
makes good time and has not
missed a trip since he first com
menced carrying the mail.
The stage driver from the
north yesterday reported that at
IS o'clock that morning the Their
mometer registered IS below
at the Custer House in Bismarck
The dance at Charlie McIn.
tyres was a complete success
and every oneihad a good time
The music was excellent and
was furnished by Messrs. Whit
! tier, Mcintyre, Frank D. Smith
Fiddler Frank, d. G. Sites anc
George Suverly.
!, South Prairie Correspondence
Capt. Honstain is again al
home among his many friends
He is looking well.
Joe Fuller visited Bismarck re
Gently to take up Mr., and Mrs
Stroupe and the children.
The hostile" freighters are al
back again. They say they hal
plenty of fun. sowbelly and hard
tack The horses are in as good
if not better, dition than whel
. they left Some Of the boys sa,
they are sorry the war is over
. as they wanted to freight al
summer. Fred Gel had bad luc1
. onthe road. He broke his wat
! on and was run over, but wa
1 not badly hurt.
i A. M. Weller is d baeheIe
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lToo late for last week.
January 20. 1916.

we oil WClSOlllS tllC lilSS
weather.
Joe Slaae returned from Mich
igan last week.
VIM. Cleveringa, of Westfield
City, left for the Twin Cities on
business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thinner, a big girl, on Jan. 2lst,
at Up. m. All well.
The janitors of Westfield are
on a strike for higher wages.
What must we do now?
John Heyerman was out taking
pictures last week. Now, John,
don't take a living picture.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Van Beck, on Jan. 10th, at Csc a.
M, a 14-pound girl. All well.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Beck
left last week for Iowa to spend
a silver wedding with his
brother.
John te Best, of Baldwin
/ Wis, who has been out here for q
couple of weeks, will return te
. his home next week.
Warren Rykeman returned
from Canada last week. He
must have seen a sublime, swee
sixteen" but he did not try t.
ESCAPE.
Master Johnnie Slickers ant
Miss Katie Van der Leest spen
a couple Of days last week visit
ling friends around Hull ant
a Pollock.
With a bumper crop and high
Ter prices there ought to COM
lots of autos in Westfield mex
spring. The writer means
Hupp instead Of an auto.
]. John Slickers left last Monda.
!. flor Buffalo, Wyoming, where h
! has a homestead. But it look
as though he had his HOMESTEAD
here for the past couple of year:
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ee
, Renskers, a son, on Jan. 81, 1911
at 81 minutes to 9 a. m. A
!, we'll. Well, well, can you bes
: that! Ed is papa now. Hi
I heart is so high that he can
! keep his cap over his ears. Nov
E Ed, a couple of boxes of cigar
4 will have to be given to the boy
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In Town and Out.

In Town and Out
From the Record Feb. 6, 1891.
Little Emma Boutellier is quite
sick.
Will Derr was a visitor to Bis
marck last Saturday.
John Haley, Of Livona, was a
recent visitor to Bismarck.
Commissioner Campbell was a
visitor to Bismarck this week.
John A. Suverly, of Burr Oak
township, made final proof on
his claim this week.
Joe Fuller, the Winchester
sheep man, was a visitor to the
Capital City last week.
O. II. Hammond, the Hampton
grass" widoWer, visited the
Capital City this week.
Messrs. H. d. Conner and j.
Lindsay arrived on Sunday from
the freighting expedition.
Messrs. VIM. Pagle and Al.
Honstain, of South Prairie, were
visitors to Bismarck this week.
: ~ Z =.
w. S. Casselnan and r. II.
Thistlethwaite were callers at
Williamsport on Thursday Of last
week.
Albert Haak and County Judge
C. RoWerdink were at the county
seat on Monday Of last week.
Jacob Kalberer, Of Logan town
ship, and Jerome Turner, o
Horsehead Valley, were in VIII
Transport Tuesday.
On Thursday Of last week Mrs
John F. Cell returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Chas
S. Lane, of Ardoch, Walcl
county
Walter Briscoe and Valentino
Benz, Of Burleigh county, and 4
j. Honstain and Thomas Jones, g
Winchester, were callers at WI
Transport on Sunday.
Billy Baxter and Billy Ogl
reached Bismarck last week, ha'
ing just returned from a freigh
ing trip to the scenes of the Ind
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03

just the age to be a help and a
comfort to them. As the disease
was contagious there could be no
public funeral. Undertaken
Portz took charge of the body.
Interment was made in the Haz-
elton cemetery. The grief
stricken parents have a double
burden to bare on account of be-
ing quarantined. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved
parents, in this, their hour of be-
reavement.
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Westfe!d Whispers
Correspondence of the Record. Jan. ~.
(Too late for last week.

Correspondence of the Record. Jan ~.
(Too late for last week.
The Dykema school resumes
duties today.
Who knows why Henry Ford
should cause his cars to be made
two feet shorter?
County Superintendent Of
Schools Lester Brigele was a Wis.
itor in these parts last week.
Heyerman brothers have in.
stalled a new horn on their car.
1t is claimed to be a good one
Ford cars, beware!
John Slickers leaves today for
Buffalo, Wyoming, where he will
make his home, Mr.. Slickers'
place in Our band will be vacant.
Our merchant, C. ]. Van der
Leest, who, with Mrs. Van der
Leest, has been visiting with
friends and relatives at eastern
points, has returned.
The Southern Emmons Teach.
ers' Association met last Satur.
day. Most of the teachers of this
section were present. The asso.
citation intends to give a play
some time during March. The
name of the comedy to be, Gal
Tiger" Reading circle books
having arrived, the teachers de.
cided to commence with their
Reading Circle work. Chapters
were assigned to different mem.
bers receiving same to prepare to
discuss the topics assigned at
the next meeting. The teachers
of Union District are grateful to
the board of their district for the
willingness expressed by said
board in securing library books
The "Storkville Daily Chron
icle," of January, 1916, bears in
blazing headlines, the following
intelligence: "At approximately
81 minutes of nine a. m, our 10
cal representative called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Renskers and, upon having in
quired whether a handsome
young, barefooted Dutchmar
could find permanent lodging, hi
was assured that the aforesaid
parties were in position to take
him in. Parties who have seer
the young gentleman state tina
he would be a valuable addition
to any family" We add: Ma,
he become as big as his dad, a
1 good as his mother and as old a
Methuselah. Ten cent cigars thi
time, Edward.
1 HEINZ PICKLES.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-03
Winona Township

Correspondence of the Record. Feh.s1.
Adam Berreth is milking Id
COWS and expects to have 20 be-
fore spring.
Winona's quota of Jurors num-
Der four, to-Wit: F. F. Volk, Peter