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The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25
VxIHE driving this country and watching the activities OF
people the editor that Garfield county

WHILE driving this country and watching the activities OF
people editor that Garfield county
the OF whom cannot be found
many farming communities They busy people, an intelligent
people thrifty people, accomplishing in country that Is
only partially developed than the farmers IN
developed section But there is yet much to
don but there remains much which Will
thoughtful careful attention The question OF waste mas
consideration by people And while we are
subject forget that there forms OF
destruction of those things
makes less guilty OF waste II we fall
Ito produce that which capable of producing and herein lies
weakness have observed this county 10 be
done much to bring about better
conditions advocating better methods has already had much
do with proabness the farm We have sometimes
thought that people might still further better their condition by
results And along this
line believe might be accomplished by community meetings
and community discussion CT what best farm life Many farm
communities but they for the most
the where the conditions that govern
here apply much of the advice and noma
ton which they applicable all We need Of the
getogher spirit little action and it to
right the beginning of the winter might be well
for the communities take this matter meet
ngs the school elsewhere and thus together
sonay for mutual hepuness and community and individual bne
fit What do you say about it, folks7
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25
JOURNALISTIC AMENITIES

10Y RAY has violated all the tene of politics. In his last
N he due credit
Democratic party in the which all well and good
but he continued then and the Weld County News need
praise for work That far Roy has been the
long enough know that it isn't considered good
form to credit fer anything Candidates
their the nothing
with We have this in successful candidates
and out The only time entitled consdera
on the time when candidate loses Then the is
blame Were not for this fact would gladly that Roy Ray
has for the
battles for and has had but recognition of his loyalty
and his efforts Because his independence and his fight for
things which he believes be right the Poudre Valley has ceased
be local paper and of the County
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25


HLE have the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with
Thomas lyman of the penitentiar have
enough faith in him official believe that he will
allow himself become peeed what of
allow the road be removed from the Grand where
the badly needed Garfield road building
carried And in this connection know whether F.
Rice guilty of the for which he charged whether
net We heard the testimony offered the wherein
Rice of furnishing with and
have hesancy in that it sufficient
conviction Mr. Rice We well that the district at
disappointed his whom he expected
Rice guilty but insist that Mr. lyman should under
take punish whole community because of that fact If Mr..
himself had sat in that jury box and had been governed by
the evidence brought trial he could the
balance of the jurors ddvoted fer acqta This is said with
the knowledge that Mr. lyman responsible for the and
with their behavior We well confess that
bnder has been committed by But the zen of Gar
field county not tc blame and should not be punished because
has violated state law Let that Mr. lyman after
careful reflection will the different light and that
the with the
eanon road has been completed ..''
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25
DENVER WAS WET THEN-DRY NOW

HERE 1921
Denver than at this time year. there fewer
2S than These figures compiled by repre-
senatives of the Denver Gas Electric company after
count of section of the of
rapid growth Of Denver
This there 330S houses 22 less than
The figures also show that there decrease
houses In 1915 there
while
period of last year of 473
There fewer showing
season there were 1,134 and this year 9O8
On the total number CT vacant places there also big
for this the count showing that 5 apart
this year. 1921 over 1915
and of 2 I'll 1914
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25
BRING ON THE SPANKING MACHINE

EARLY all of enjoy greater less
fun just why
degree of bosterousnes
long the do destruction
property the jeopardy of life and health willing
the inconvenience caused pranks
pate with them their hlarty
difficult to discover much fun in their pranks
Closely akin this form of nonsenca which
tom has decreed shall have sanction at least certain degree
the class spirit commendable the of showing
loyalty but altogether ndefens that modern stud
sometimes
When these Haowe prans properly
the outbust of ambitious youngsters exhibiting proper
degree of loyalty and proper school spirit they
but when they take the form of downright vandalism
the then high time spanking
machine and the guilty parties little corrective
Recently the people of Colorado have been forced of
following nonenscal capes by public
educational institutions, supported by state funds:
One night bunch of Boulder university boys 90 over
to Golden and steal belonging the School
Mines The next night the School of Mines boys go
Boulder and after carousng by shooting dynamite
all over the they catch old night
and take him dig grave threaten to bury
him alive if he don't tell them where next
night the Boulder boys Golden school
buildings with paint mud and other stuff a
of shrlbbery, walks grounds
Now honestly if that ism provocacn the revival
and vigorous of the spanking mchine INQUIRE
when such use would be justified Two public supported
ny state fu every taxpayer the state having
port and yet the students of these
downright vandalism and silly cutawy described above!
Bring the spanking machine -
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25
THE HEAD1.Ess BALLOT

THE result of the election in Colorado mprese very
with idea that the headless ballet going to force
nomination the best timber they
for offices The day has passed when
be placed ticket and pulled through with the majority This
condition only this state but in other states well
Considerable complaint heard the heades ballot because
This trouble be obvaed with the
education Of the people voting it, just the case IN the old
could written the top We all
when the Australian ballot system first adopted
the trouble but they learned 20
manipulate it
With present of sample ballots intelligent
head four minutes and
that is ample
The important character by the ballot the
inclination booth secretly fer the
best candidatea-Delta Tribune. 80, ,s,, \, ..5. -,.,.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25

WE STILL fellow in mighty poor he
manufacturing prejudice between two otherwise friendly
communities faned that but
discover Let's For the office of sheriff
county, Carbcndae the office
Republican three terrs-and both good
satisfactory officials This year the Democrats
dale for commissioner and he defeated Grand Valley
Democrat fer county he defeated
Republican for representative and he
Republican commissioner New Castle
section he defeated Spose Gnwood responsible
all defeats eh? More community prejudice
Honey that during the years
only had official in the the recent
all Genwood candidates defeatedq Glen
the high cocaoum and that some
people would like credit her with being isn't just barely posi-
altogether would little better lob in
her candidates. It's hard build out
nolehils but people do love to try it. 40 F
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25
BRAVO. OREGON!

0REGON state that doesn't whoop how her sst
voted the presidential election Oregon
duty and done it, and she glad of witness the oow
slap the wrist Democracy from the Oregonan:
For the second time in it's history, Oregon stands like
rock for the Republican presidential candidate and for Re-
publican principles tide of and mistaken
Democratic sentiment Twenty years for soun
and against the incus and popular hersy of free
silver. Now it is for notionalism and vindicaton
rights and the Democracy is
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25

HE POST all farmers who interested in the federal
loan plan attend the the house and listen
explanations Taylor County Alfred
the plan really and the proper
Hereunder within
that of the very things could happen country
would be the distribution Of this of
s cheap money which should then put good
the further development and improvement of the country With
little help outside the will
will only be sefupportng something that be said
countresbut will be rich producvencss
perty will be almost without bounds But
Uncle Sam holding his moneyfled hands,
of money without giving proper regard
principles and business methods We generally
speaking the who borrow Uncle
almost individual having TO
loan but the Of will federal
bank Don't imagine however that listed deadbeat
reputation for paying your debts banks anG
individuals would hesitate trust with dollar
will find Uncle Sam and fairly to
and fill pockets Oh Honey your
isn't doing business that way .- -...,..
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25
MIR. HUGHES

Mr. Hughes defeated he need repne He take this
his comfort enemy
states where expected be governed politically by
and &c per of the electoral
He started knowing that eleven The Christ
Republican opponent the
would pay be for Judas that to win he must
first the 129 electoral those and
majority from the rest and if he beaten by margin
that the opposition forced confess
altogether close comfortable
fight He carried all the Ohio and there only
family quarrel prevented his ectonGoodns Weekly Salt Lake
City,. ....-.-- .se"
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25
WE'RE FOR GUNTER

XXIEN the rneck backed by nearly all of the state officials
w put Colorado the bad during the Ammcn
administration If this bunch of anarchists
with the Denver back them again tries stuty the c
Colorado Julius Gunter stands for the coed of
the state for him. He will take the reins Of government of
this with in better condition than has been for
And believe when that will take all of unters time to
the people the business that Gee Carlson has
given it.-North Fork Times
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25

THIS week Judge Lewis sitting in the federal Denver,
rendered opinion the effect that senior priore
outside state take pors in Colorado that
junior pores comparison with the senior cutsde prorties
That to water right Kansas that is older than water
right Colorado takes the distribution Of the waters
stream Or other state line has nothing do with
the water poties This bound to create
havoc with of the early water rights Colorado and
fact is tc all rights interstate streams Surely
Colorado should appropriate sufficient to fight this decision
the highest court and should leave unurned its effort
Ito find out whether this to be allowed stand The
foundation of irrigation system menaced by this dec
ion and we should fight it of last resort
vxIHN it became evident California had her vote for
w the Democratic electors Mr. Wilson's opponent did the only
thing which big clean brany like Charles Hughes could
dowred Mr. Wilson his congratulations and wished him
full Leave politics out of the question for few min
utes and get down brass the slang and
then just ask yourself when that this country had
iate in the presidential that everything that stands for real
manhood superior to Charles Evans Hughes
who recently defeated by Mr. Wilson 1t certainly high
compliment to Mr. Wilson, that he ought always to CHERISH
in the campaign just closed he reelected to the high
on he fills greatest who has sought
that high honor s'@s- t" s'G@sf1 -. e-, ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17

mother to Athol, S. D., where the
lady was buried, and came on up
to Linton on his way home.
A. H. Irvine was called to the
Westfield country Friday to en-
balm the body of Mrs. William
Winterbere which was taken to
Seward, ILL.,, for burial. The de-
ceased lady leaves her husband
and two children to mourn her
loss. She was about twenty-five
years of age.
The council met last night to
put on final reading the franchise
which they propose to give to
Mr.. Wentz, of Trip, S. D., for
the establishment of an electric
light plant here. 1t will then be
sent to a bank at Trip and the
applicant required to put up
bond of $500 to insure his living
up to the agreement.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17

The piano for the high school
arrived last week.
Ed. Brooks was over from his
farm at Hartford Tuesday.
Edna Howard, of Hazelton,
was a Linton visitor over Sun
day.
Don Tracy went to Strasburg
Wednesday of last week to take
some family group pictures.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
M. E. church will meet with
Mrs. Norman this afternoon.
The Ladies Guild had a very
successful sale Monday of their
parcels. They cleared about $25.
p. w. Quashnick and family,
Of Iceland, was a guest at the
Brokofsky home in Linton a
couple of days this week.
Matt Silver, who has been sell.
inc out the Wolfer stock, left
Monday for a business visit to
the Twin Cities. He expects to
return in a few days to open a
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17
Temvik Talk.

correspondence of the Record { Feb. Is
The weather has been very
mild for the last few days.
Miss K. Stabnow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardt took in the dance at
Linton last Friday night.
Peter Schmidt, Jr., attended
the teachers examination at Lin
ton, and also took in the dance.
Chris Albrecht left Monday
for Eureka, S. D., to spend a
few days visiting and on bus
mess.
The masquerade ball last Sat
urday night was we'll attended,
and everybody reported a good
time.
Mrs. August Fehlhaber was
taken suddenly i'll Sunday night
and was taken to the hospital
Monday morning.
A number of young folks gave
a surprise party on the Misses
Martha and Tillie Graf. The
evening was enjoyably spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbon
entertained a number of the
young folks last Wednesday even
ing. One of the guests present
informs us they are fine enter
tainers.
Edward Graf came up from
Linton Saturday to take in the
dance and visit with his parents.
He was accompanied by Chris.
Zacher. They returned to Lin
ton Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Stedman enter
tanned a number of friends Tues
day evening in honor of the
Misses V. Stedman and E. Gibler,
who left Wednesday for their
home at Huron, S. D.
Farmers, Attention: We will
give seed-tester free with every
purchase of 500 pounds of flour.
We will sell Gold Medal flour at
S3.40 per hundred until March
18th. Every sack guaranteed.
Temvik Farmers Elevator Co..
Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17
Hague Happenings

Correspondence OF the Record. tFeb. 14)
A dance is scheduled for
the 18th, in the Engelbert Miller
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Fischer
spent a part of the week in
Strasburg.
Mrs. A. ]. Fischer and Master
Alois spent Sunday with friends
at Strasburg.
We learn that the building be-
longing to the Hague Drug CO..
has changed hands.
Mrs. Peter HUM visited Eu-
reka, Monday, where she had
some dental work done.
Valentine Weisenberger left
Friday to spend few weeks
with his sister at Bismarck.
Andrew Fischer is recovering
rapidly from his sickness, being
about and trying to forget it.
The Misses Anna and Magda-
lena Weber spent the week in
Iceland, returning Saturday.
Announcement has been made
of the coming marriage of John
Wolf, Of HillsyieW, S. d.. and
Mary Keller, of Hague.
Miss Lizzie Chief went to Her.
reid Wednesday to take in the
doines at that place and to call
on some of her relatives and
friends.
A. j. Fischer brought his fam.
lily and household effects from
Iceland, Tuesday. A. j. is en-
gagged for the present as clerk in
his fathers store.
The Teachers meeting was
postpone d untilSaturday, Feb
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17
IN TOWN AND OUT

permanent store in the Wolfer
building.
Miss Hem, F. ]. Sinner and
Joe Fischer were Hague people
up from the dance Faiday night.
A week from tonight at the
school house will be given a
mock trial by the literary society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kohl were
up from Hague Friday night to
attend the dance at the opera
house.
Miss Regina Klein, Of Stras-
burg, has been in Linton this
week the guest of the Ja1gula
sisters.
The dance given by the Cath
Ole girls Friday night at the op-
era house drew a large at
tendance.
Mrs. Tallada and her little
grandchild were up from Stras.
burg over Sunday for a visit with
Linton relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Green, of the Marie
country, is seriously i'll at the
home of her mother. Mrs
Schwab, in Linton.
Mrs. Muench will leave the
last of the week for Thunder
Hawk where she will visit he,
son, Otto, and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carley spent
Monday and Tuesday at Stras
burg visiting Mrs. Tallada ane
Harry Tallada and family.
Mrs. Mary Miles, mother o
Mrs. A. /. Cell, arrived Frida,
evening Of last week from De
troit, Mich, for a visit with hel
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17

suspicious characters were seen
to take the train, their names
learned and warrants made out
tor their return to the manager
to give an explanation or they
should suffer prosecution. They
could, however, not be appre-
hended until they arrived at Lin
ton. When the two were ap.
prised of their culpatory acts they
said they had an explanation to
make, but this would be done
only under the protecting wings
of the states attorney. In this
explanation they justified their
acts, and after the Thompson
Yards manager received the adj
wise from the attorney and
learned it was a case of Tit for
tat, you kill my dog kill your
cat the matter was mutually
dropped.
Can you beat it?" Our much
maliened little town, whose
merchants and business men
know naught but to abuse its
populace, and who have no feel.
ing for the wants and needs of
its community, has had zone put
over" again by its maligner. a
little town along the line, finan-
clally not very much larger than
our own, but with an eeoism I'M
limited. And where must we
yield as the vanquished? Well,
right here. Eeotism did for once
not reckon with its host, and
when the inclement weather
threatened to produce shortage
in fuel, the city fathers of afore-
said little town were right there
with the goods, and substitute
was to be produced at once. It
was kind of hard to clear half the
county of snow in search of the
old reliable Chips" but an old
jackrabbit that had found shell
ter and was aroused from his
comfortable nap under an UNI
Wonted quantity of this precious
material, suggested an idea. And
4 woe to you, Jack, for divers 9TH
ers going up as blue smoke in
more than one fancy heater Of
said little town. And why are
we now SO wrought up about this
affair? Just, because, we now
know that we actually are i'm.
lposed upon by our dealers, for
they always suggest and suggest
that we buy from their surplus
It'll we yield to the temptation
and buy, instead Of doing as our
lneighbors, practice economy
and become prosperous like they.
I'VE call their actions the real
4 PREPAREDNESS. o tempora,
@ mores!
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17

school.
The first, third and fourth
grades have begun reading their
new books.
Alice Calquhoun and Ernest
Kueh have been absent several
days on account of illness.
Visitors for the past week
were: Miss Martha Graf, Thurs
day; Peter Schmidt, Friday, and
Mr.. Brieele, Monday.
The grammar room gave a
surprise party in honor of Tillie
Graf at the school. Music and
games were the amusements of
the evening, after which de.
lightful lunch was served.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17

daughter. Mrs. Miles and Mrs.
Cell went to Hazelton for a
short visit with friends.
Reiman Feist was brought to
Linton Sunday from his home
near the Logan county line to Sc
cure medical treatment.
Work in the third degree at
Knights of Pythias lodge meeting
tonight. Also, important bust
ness. All members requested to
be present.--Adv.
H. N. Turner went to Bismarck
this morning for a short business
visit and to see his son, Glen,
who is a student in the business
college at the Capital City.
1t is reported that Earl Fred
erick, who mysteriously disap-
peared from his Bismarck home
a couple of week ago, has been
located at town west of Man
dan.
Miss Charlotte Borchard and
Miss Nellie Johnson, who teach
in the Hague country, were
guests at the Tracy home last
week during teachers examina.
lions.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
will give a supper on February
22d, Washington's Birthday, in
the club rooms of the d. ". ". S
Club under the postof1ice. Sup
per begins at 5:30.--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kelsch anc
son, Attorney Clemens Kelsch
left Tuesday for Mandan where
the young man is in partnership
with r. N. Stevens, and where
his parents will visit for a few
days.
Miss Ethel Fogle underwent al
operation Friday afternoon o,
last week for appendicitis at one
Of the Bismarck hospitals, and i.
recovering rapidly. E. D. Fogle
accompanied his daughter tt
Bismarck.
! MIR. and Mrs. Streeter spent
/ Thursday and Friday in Bis
marck. Mr.. S. went over tx
Braddock via the 500 Line and
spent the couple Of hours be
tween trains looking after bust
ness matters there.
While returning from Bismarck
Friday the writer met E. E. Brad
berg, of Hazelton, who was re
turning with his family to theil
home at Hazelton aftera months
visit in Minnesota. Mr.. B. un
derwent a couple Of operation.
while in Minneapolis, one o.
which was for appendicitis ant
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17

ruary 18th, on account of the late
arrival of the train from Linton
that brought the teachers who
attended the examinations.
Eugene Wolf returned Monday
from Aberdeen. His hand is inn
proving as we'll as can be expect
ed. John Sahli, who had been
caring for Eugene's live stock,
has returned home.
Wednesday Grandmother Zahn
was buried. The services we're
held from the Catholic church.
One year more would have
brought her to the century mark.
She died of old age.
Superintendent Lester Briggle
and Contractor Gau, from Lin
ton, spent two days Of last week
in town drawing up a new plan
for the Hague school which will
be erected as soon as weather
permits. The plan they submit
ted appeals to all, and blue
prints will soon be on hand.
The parties returning from
Linton telling us of the good time
they had at the dance Friday,
were: Messrs. Floyd Cornelison,
Geo. Lemere, Joe H. Fischer,
Cashier Sinner, Ray Berener; the
Misses S. Cecilia Hem, Charlotte
Borchert, Nellie Johnson and
Mrs. Frank Kohl.
! Miss Irene Mclean has re
signed as teacher of her school
and has accepted position al
Ross, N. D. Miss McLean's am
bition brought her to this step as
she thought it waste of time
and money to be teaching {
school where the average at
tendance is never over d pupils
/ Assistant Cashier Joe Fischer
from Strasburg called on friend.
in Hague Saturday and Sunday
returning Monday. Joe has suct
an inexpressible longing ane
yearning for this town since hi.
stay with us last summer. There
lis a little more to us after all thar
we get credit for by many O
your associates, is there not Joe
Only put prejudices aside ant
learn to know us and you will ad
init that surely and truly thu
people of Hague, too, are human
/ On Wednesday, while the man
lager of the Thompson Yard,
was out, two persons entered TIT
.toffice apparently not with tn,
best intentions for the office wa
ia sore looking spectacle on til,
return of its owner. Utter var
dalism is the only word to char
A acterize such an act. Fortu
nately the safe was locked. Tw,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17

There was an auction sale held
at the Martin Graf residence
Tuesday of this week. The
household articles sold at good
prices. The family will move to
Eureka, S. D., in the near future
where they expect to make their
home.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-02-17
Temvik School Notes

Eleanor Kueh has returned af-
ter a months absence.
Tillie Graf has left school; she
will attend school at Eureka.
Lizzie Becker has left school
also; she will attend German