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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
OSASTO

mGrrG, mif1 mabti tuosia muistutuf.
Iesla oil, mutta len tieoGn, etten Mil.
ia ianoilta iittemmin ole raubaa iaa.
nut. ga tcioGn pubeenne, maisteri
Sammip, on antanut Mile miltei
mastustamattoman holman.
Yubnjun apomielinen tunmustuS
ia b1nen rebelliiet iilmGniG muotimat
Sammioto %iatfamaan, maiffa ban
buomaiifin, ettG tobtori alfoi nGpttGG
biemon lepottomalta. @llin iurun-
~moittoiien uiouoen tulfitii ban eouf.
ieen. Saneltd %ainatin iaan pmm1rs
tGmpstG, ban aiatteli. Soften fulut-
tua ban Siripel6n ploleen fGGntpen
lauIui:
- SitG pioGn iuurimpona onnet-
tomuutenamme, eta faiffi aattelli-
luus on Suomesta faoonnut ia ettd
ibmiiet owat Min epGeetilIiiiG. @ibGn
mif1Gn NM enid laa mioriioamme-
fam innostumam FUN urbeilut.
ytiitG iemmpiiinaan en- motif, mutto
liifa motalalla liiffltu paraitenfin
potfaistu jalfapallo, moioofleen NOS.
tau mielt1 oatteioen plGilmoibin.
Slid alalla loalpltetuista ennGtpf.
listG pubutaan ia firioitetaan, Iuur-
miebiGmme oipat nDfpGGn painijat ia
filpajuofiijat. Suurin ola nloriio-
anime liiffuu aiatufiisiaan mielGfin
matalommallo. Sen iilmGmGGrGnG
opot brmitils ia nalttinto. Saiffa
iuunnittelee ie miten pGGstGiiiin bp-
min mirfoibin ia buomattlnln aIe-
moan pbteisfltnnaSia. ga misiG oat-
teelliien elGmGn arpot lasfeipot, iiel.
Ia eetilliletfin. &aiffi fGp lnpoIlilef-
IT, Ell mifGdn enid ole ppbGG. Mprf-
fp1 bengittGa Silmolosto lrtopltltt
ajan6enfi felpGGn t%unlab6ufiiin, ma.
oGnnGiippttd ipfipn beoelmiin. &c
burman ajatiifiet, mutta painao ne
alas maobon, lannistaa tab6on moi-
mat, ioastuttaa ipoGmet. ---
Sobtori fGpi pbG lepottomammof-
II. SGn fatioi f~ellooan.
- Mutto, -meli SirfpelG, hGn Iuiis
Jul, toimifunnan iGieninG tGptpp mei-
Dan mennd idriestGmGGn bitoneita
nGptelmGG marten.
Sdn nouii paifaltaan ia lGbti.
&ppneleet iilmisidGn puristi Sirpe-
Id Sammion fGttG ia i%e1raii.
Sainaanrannalle nolisiut pilpi
alfoi peittdG lasfemaa aurinfoa; ia
folealta tuntlii tuillen benfi prittar-
= Sammio Ioi Glliin iurunmoit.
tiitfinnn f~atieen.
= Ioin GffiG ipnfistpp ia fplme-
nee firffain ia lGmpoiiin feiGpGind.
fin ban laniiti. &oiffi maart pGGllG,
ntifG on faitnista, faiffi ito ia onni
tGGlIG on loinoa plb1Glt1. sos ie
eristetGGn ifuiiesti ~lGbteestGGtt, Min
ie menettGd ~fauneutenia, lilo bGlpe-
nee, onni pafenee, niinfnin ilIan fe-
iGinen forneiiS ipnfistpt, fun tho
pilmi esti aitrinfoa lltomasta maloa
ia ldmpod tGnne.
(ScSatf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

10 tQflSlunts luulul rullpu StuuIlsIu
icuralIeen. Suolla nGfpp olelpan iou-
tilos poptG. Soutufaa, berra Sebto-
moora ia mallatfaa ie nellie, ennen-
FUN muiit ebtimGt.
@lllinfin t1ptpi ~ieurato. Seiodn full
ficSioan mlutamien ii1ntien OBI.
fiiuli ban ionfun lauiuman: Wtibin
meni pubuia? Subtoiiin bGncn fGt-
t11n puristaa. Ne olilpat mieben TO-
noio. @n ole moiSta pubetta enncr
fuilInt.
- ghto liifotuolit iiirrdmme fai
pois, ebootti gIlin ieliran iloinen
cmGntG. Slid emmebGn t1nne muito
toboo? = &uinfa barmillisto, INTO
berrat omut buomanneet poifat ia
pprfipGt tame. &eit1b1n mobtane-
mat olla?
glli eli ebtinpt m%ostata, iillG t%liliiot
oliwot 10 aipan lifellG. @anbempi
bcistG, tobtori 8lomroos, fGGntpi I'D.
nen puoleenia fobteliaasti fpipen:
Smpaitiettefo, ett1 laamme a.
iettua tGbGn? Gimme l0poG poiffoo
muuolta. 9uunteliiimme fernoaSti
orfesterin i%oittoa. sc iiirtpp tGnne.
gn lltille fenenfGGn olepan IL
ia ipastaan. Saanfo eiitdd? Sobtori
Slomroos = ogronoomi SirmelG.
Sstufaa, bppGt berrot, feboitti
rorlma &uuiisto. Slette mormaon
niinfuim mefin bppin m~1ipneitG pit
fGStG ieiiomiiesto. Minofin tlnnin
nion festi pltbetta. Sppin ban fplIG
pubui, mitta liian ipnfGfii ban fan-
iomme tildn filpoii. WinuSto on
D1Grin riistdG ibmiiiltG ie mGbG ito,
mild BELLA moi ola, eifG iitG patti
min pfiipuoiiiesti u%sfonnollinen plt-
Ac tammoiieeu %tilaiinuteen font.
- Slen oinon iamao mieltd, tob-
tori lauiui. Gmmefo pppoG neiti
StrengiG pubuiao ipGban bGnen nub-
oeIaarnastaon torumaan. SebGn tur.
nette maisteri Sommior, neiti?
- Siinnettefo9 roltapa &uuiisto
litcli. &onnotan ebootustanne, berra
tobtori, ia te muffin marmaan iitd
fonnatotte, patti neiti &blitrano,
jofa on pitbnjan ibailiioita. WteilIe
muine maisteri Tammion aam1pGi-
nGII1 min fopin iulittui, ettG ban
mormoonfin fGGntGiii nellie ielfGr.
IA, jos me bGntG lGbestpiiimme, miit.
ia teitG, neiti Strengi, ban eli motif
min foboella, te fun iitG patti eoiis.
totte tGG i%eutua, iofa lGbinnG on oi-
feutettit pobefiumoan, ettd fen mia-
tonta feIGiloa noin fo9bellonn. Wert-
fGG, menfG1 ia ontofaa b1nelle aifa
IGffp. Tietpsti olette tpptpmGton put
beeieen fliin me muffin. Gen nGen
fpIIG.
Gill eli n%astonut. Wutta bGnen
fGDtofieniG ilmaiii iifii ielipGsti FIJI
"I1StpmistG rorno Submission iaarit-
teliiun, ettei tomGnfGGn tebnpt mieli
iotfaa. 81 moinit ban ialata rosfos-
to mieltGniG, mutta len ipptG ei fu-
fam o6pistonut.
- WinG lGboen pubujoo pubutte.
moan, Iouilii ogronoomi SirpelG.
SIen oppimoton moanmies, enfG
pDstp iemmoiiia pubeita oripostele.
moan. Mrtta moisteri Tammion To-
not iobtinat mieleeni muiston, iofa
on minulle rafas ia ppbG ditini
miiiston. San oil pfiinfertoinen fan.
fon Iopii, Miffelin monboja berGnnei-
ia, mutto ban opetti minuIle porent.
poa FUN fufoon mur. 8aiffo ne o.
pefnfiet olenfin "tublonniit mailman
toipoleelld, ioo niioen music ioSfus
mieIdfin ipb1meni ouoosti ipffimG1n.
Hiin f1ipi nptfin. Siitd toboon pii-
buiao fiittdG.
gainostopo moitioIo ipntpi ror.
mo- auuiiston iIoiiesia %ieurosio. Set.
Ten fuIuttuo neiti ablstrano I%auiui;
~ H...ol~ 1....n~ x.,nknr.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
YlSspGin, eespSin.

OIospGin usfoen nosta
faiboiia fatieeii 10,
piImien pimmenosta
tuiffomi ourinfo.
Sfuisten toiwoien taimas
rintoii tppntdipi min,
fobta on ipaibtuniit maipos
riemaibin r~iffaimpiin.
ympdri fotieeii bella
Iempien, fristittp, Iuo;
buolta jos buonnaat feIIG,
aqua tusfibin Iuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

Spntili Seeius fantoi,
ei enGG raiita mo.
Snnesta, minfG SGn antoi,
rabtunen mrtillefin iito.
@espGin robfebin mielin,
fonsiaii Seeius fGp!
2ouloos toimon fielin,
toimeben ennGttGpl
Ollos loturi Serran
paifollas, luiana noar
usfolIiIet ne ferran
tainaasIa frltltnotaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
HERRAN TULI
Inn. 3: 20.



%tufien. Sdn IN iloinen poifo, ionic
en- oliii usfonut mieltppGn min mo.
fawiin aiatlfiiin.
@frltta, berra tobtori, eifo fit.
ten iloinen iaata mafaiiStofin Ionois.
ia innostua2
- Witiei = tietpsti. -
Yfitto, neiti Streng, eif0 n1eibGn ia.
man ieiioun e6ustajina pit1ili pSoit.
taa jnblapubuiaIIe coes iitd fob
tilaillintta, ettG ppptGiiimme bGnt1
ieuraamme. SitG oifeastaon torfoi.
tim, fun aSfen feboitin teit6 b1ntG
torumaan. Som luultamasti ei tunne
fetadt tdalla ia on ebfG aipon pfii.
nania. TGmG epGfobtelioiiuus on
beti forjattapa. Sulfoo, neiti, minrn
fansloni bantd bafemaon. SeioGn
observation-disclosures, armoiIat noiiet ia
berrat, pppo1mme bGntG tuIemoon
tame.
- Gi ban meioGn ieuraomme tule,
colllpa &uuiisto mafuutti. = SIfGG
foettafofaan.
Sitten %pppoGmme b1ntG toi.
leen poptGGn, tobtori biemon fGrIi.
mattomGsti lartiui ia lGbti. CHI
fenrafi.
= Wtene iinGfin, getpa, min pGG.
lelpdt faiffi lompaat iplobistu Grill
leen, rolnpa &uiiiisto ilmebti.
SaiteiIiiat ia neiti Sroberg nalt-
roimat, mrtta nciti 9(blstrono lai1iui:
= &ernaasti meniiin, jos main
iopiii. YdGiiiin ainafin linun Iiif-
felltufliaii fulilemosta. On tofi fun.
mallista, ettei tuon por6an, nellie
oloon mieben lGsnGolo ioanut iinua
fieltGii mGbGn billitlemG1n. Sinulla
on mlifa oifeus misid lerrasio tabon-
Ia %ioittaa iuutaii pli muioen, ortpos-
telIa, Iasfea Ieiffi1 fuifista ia foifes.
to iefG naati tunn1stista iuffeluiif-
iilleii. Sid MT main luitloittele, ettG
faifft ----
- Gn, en-. Gen oifeuben lltopltton
tietpsti iinnlle. SinGbGn DIET ottanut
~iirafalla faiffien lpoGnten lGmmittG.
miien ia innostitttarniien. SinG oIaat
ola b~aItioisiaii taibenGpttelpisiG ia
loittaiaiiisia, firfosi ia nGptelIG ppbi.
mpfien, piooisia bienon maailmar-
naiien oIaa, ola faiffiolla eniten
buomattuna, = fen motif filpoilla
min monipuoliien ibmiien fansial
2GbellG olelpan orfesterin lotto re.
fl lopun naisten fiistasta -
&aiion baettuaon tobtori ia gli
loiiipGt Sammion ia agronoomi Sir
pelGn faniafoulun pliiitarban lebti-
majasta.
Sobtori eiitti itleniG. - Sl1limme
omosta ia muioen puolesta ppptG.
mGGn ieuraamme teitG, maisteri
Sammio, ban laului. Mlttta pstG.
pGmme SirtpeIG nGfpp ebtineen en-
men meta.
= &iitGn. Niir, ban of pstGpGlli.
men ia flttIiti mintt tGnne.
- @nfo iaa ppptGd teitd istumaan
fonsiamme, fumes ndptelmd alfaa9
berra SiripeI6 fpipi. Waisteri Gam.
milo olfoi Gsfen minulle lifemmin
IelmittGG oiatufiiania iiGnmoamme
tilasta, ia b1nen iuostumufielloan
loiiin fernaasti, ettG muffin iaiiipot
niitG firtIIa.
Sobtori ia Gill fiittipGt, oiettuen
istlimoon mostaiielIe penfille.
= Sotfafaa npt, maisteri Gam.
milo, oeronoomi Sitmeld pppii. Sait-
te iublopubeellonne ia ebfG nielG
enemm1n tGGllG posto louiumilIonne
ianoiIlo ipoGmeni ipffimdGn niinfnin
ie Iapieno %oIleioni ipfft oitini minul'
Ie pubuesia iiien Sumalosta. @n ole
niitd o~iioita pitfddn oifoan oioteIlut,
....f.... lo.S0.. k,~.,ho A~Ir.nI,-
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Frances Brown, Of Leonard,
Loses Life Whsn Carriage 10 Run
Down by Machine.

FsSgo.-Mrs. Frances Brown was
killed when an automobile driven by
Richard Greuel ran into q carriage in
which she was riding.
There were two carriages going
along the road and when the auto ap.
preached one Of the teams took fright
and started to run. Mr.. Greuel, who
was driving the car at the time did
not notice the other rig and it being
the first time that he had ever driven
an automobile, probably became ex.
cited, and ran into the other carriage
which contained Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
and some other people. The force of
the impact knocked the rear seat OF
OF the carriage and injured Mrs. Brown
to such an extent that she lived only q
short time.
The automobile was owned by A. f..
Nesemeier Of Leonard, who with his
son. A. F. Nesemeier. Jr., were in the
car at the time.
An inquest was held in which tho
jury fosnd the owner and the driver;
OF the automobile to have been grossly
careless in causing the death OF Mrs.
Brown. but that they had no criminal
intent.
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
LINTON MARK FITS.

f.. r. Purintun was down from high
land Thursday night of last week.
George Henderson is teaching school
in the South Prairie ncighborhood.
The Episcopal Guild meets with Mrs.
Uhcrncier Wednesday Of next week.
Glen Turner was down from Bis
marck a couple ii days last week.
The Embroidery Club will be enter
t,,incd this afternoon by Mrs. Corwine.
John Peterson, of the BraddocL
country, spcht Thursday night in Lin
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Droog were Hull
people here Thursday on Il shopping
trip.
Charlie Brown was up this week
from the Green farm in the Westfieid
country
d.. c q. Smith VT he in Strasburg
Tuesday. No, cmber l4th. to do dental
wOrk-.Adv.
G.. A. Buttcry and John Meier went
TO Bismarck Tuesday for a couple OF
days visit.
The ncw Catholic church at Grass.
ner is to be dedicated on Nov. 21st by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Wehrle of Bismarck
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of Heinrich Volk, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Elizabctha Volk, admins
tratriX Of the Estate Of Heinrich
Volk, late Of the district of Strasburg,
in the County of Emmons and State of
North Dakota, deceased, to the credit
ors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication of
this notice, to said Administrators, at
Strasburg, in the County of Emmons
in the State of North Dakota
Dated this lst day of November,
1916.
ELIZABETH. VOLk,
ADMINISTRATORS
First publication on the Cd day of
November, A. D. 1916.
-4ti
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
IN TO WIN A ND OUT

The church erected late this summer
is complete at a cost Of $1,000.
Mahlon Mohn came home from Min
ncapolis last week to attend the fu-
neral of his mother.
The wife Of Rev. Butschat is re-
cciving medical treatment ut one of
the Bismarck hospitals.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Nj.
E. church met at the home of Mrs.
Norman yesterday afternoon.
Born. Tuesday, November 7th, to
MIR. and Mrs. Fred. Fesslcr, son.
Mother and boy in good health.
Mrs Rcis and Joe Mecher, of Oakes
were here last week for the funeral
of their aunt, Mrs. j. L. Mohn.
Big dance Of the season. Novem.
ber 2dth. Friday night. Music you car
dance to. Smith & Turncr-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. n. Turner went tt
Bismarck Thur day of last week b,
auto for a short visit witt, their son
Glei.
Miss Grace Baker is teaching fol
Miss Thorstad in the local school.
while the latter is absent couple o
weeks.
Mr.. Mclchoir, of Oakes, whose wifi,
was sister of Mrs. John L. Mohn
arrived here last week for the funcra
Icf his sister-in-law.
Mr.. Van Vorstc, teacher in the Hui
ncighborhood. arrived in Linton yes
terday for the examinations. He i
tinishi! Z up some subject: to complct
his first-grade certificate, and is prov
ing to be live wire for Bakkcr schoo
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
MURDERS GIRL AND SUICIDES
r. G. Moi Forces Victim T. Sign sta,s,
ment Blaming Self for Crime
Skull Fractured.

Park ltiver.-Before T. e. MOI shot
and killed Miss Alma Guttsrud Of Thief
RIVER Falls, at the David Aitkin farmi
near here. he forced her to sign .
statement written by him, generating
him and declaring herself to blame for
the crime.
Blows upon the head with blunt
instrument fractured the girls skull.
A revolver shot in the left temple con
tributed to her death.
Moi then shot and killed himself.
Both bodies were found in Moi's
room. In the absence OF other men,
bers of the household, Moi evidently.
had forced the girl into his room to,
kill her He was 35 years old; his VIC,
tim. 10.
Believed Farmland interfsrsd.
Moi believed farmhands ON the Ait,
kin farm. of which he was foreman, !
and where the girl was employed az q
servant. had interfered with his suit!
Tor her favor. He tried to kill her
on a previous occasion, but the ap-
preach OF neiEhbor caused him to
desist.
srhe statement whichsMoi forced the
girl to sign follows:
Il. the undersigned. do not blame
T. G. Moi for the treatment he gave
me. for was to blame, in part, N.Y.
self"
This letter was written by Mol, the
girl writing her own name with q
trembling hand. indicating that Moi
probably was then threatening her
with death.
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
10000 Acres Unclaimed.

Williams county still has something
more than 10000 acres Of unclaimed
land. Some Of it is said to be suitable
for small grain farming but the most
of it is either very rough and broken
land or bush-covered river bottom
land.
The remaining land In this district
comprises scattered tracts in the three
counties OF Mountraill, Burke and Di-
'de, parts of which are included in
The local land Office Jurisdiction.
There has just been opened to set
.lement about 5000 acres Of land with
drawn when the Williston irrigation
project was built. This land is river
bottomland mostly within 4 mile or
two of Williston or other towns and
although brush.covered lands. is very
desirable
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
Ski.i; OF LAND.

NOTICE: IS, HEREBY GIVEN. Tha.
under authority of and Order Of sale
Carley. Judge Of tn" County Court OF
the County Of IGmmons. IN the State of
North Dakota. dated the 7th day Of nc-
tobcr \. u. 1916. the undersigned. the
Guardian Of the person ana estate Of
Franz II. Scott OF the county of iim-
mons and State of North Dakota. In
competent. will sell at private sale to
the highest bidder for cash. subject to
confirmation by the Judge OF said Coun-
" Court. the following described land,
to-wit.:
Northwest quarter of section
twcnty-ninc t2?). northeast quar-
ter tNE}$) Of section thirty t3nl.
~! In tow wnship one hundred thir-
Is Ii"D). North, Range seventy
seven t17). West Of hth =. NJ
Tire sale will be made on or after the
I!th day OF November y. u. 1916.
All bids must be in writing. and m:ly
be left Mt the home OF the undersigned
at Dale. Emmons County. North Dako otn.
or He'd with the Judge of said County
Court or delivered to the undersigned
personally.
Dated Oct. 9Th, A. y. 1916
GEORGE L. ACHESON,
Guardian of the person and estate of
Frank H. Scott incompetent
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
DEMAND FOR LAND is HEAVY
Homestea Take Up 5000 Acres
Of Government Land In Wiliiston
District During Year.

N'illiston.-Nearly $4,000 acres Of
government land, the equivalent Of
$50 quarter section farms, were OBJ.
tanned by homesteaders in the Willis.
ton land Office district within the 12i
months ending June 30. according TO
the annual statement made public byi
Receiver Thomas b. Murphy. AS re-,
suit of this big demand for free public
land less than 100000 acres Of gov
ernment land remain in the flve coun-
ties comprised in the local land dis.
trict, and in spite OF the fact that
much OF the remaining land is rough
and broken and suitable only for graz
Ing 1t Is now being taken up by pro-
spective homesteaders at the rate of
300 TO 500 acres day.
More than half of the land still
available for homesteading in the Will
llston district iB situated In Mckenzie
county and is in the bad lands along
the Little Missouri river. Under the
enlarged homestead law this land is
being taken in 320-acre tracts and will
be used almost exclusively for stock
raising. However, many settlers are
finding tracts OF land with from SO to
400 acres which may be cultivated.
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09

Jennings sister and Mrs. Jennings
brother-in-law When the guests de-
parted they left great array of fine
silver gifts that will constantly re-
mind Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings of the
happy event in their lives.
The Record was fortunate this year
in getting most accurate returns the
night OF election. BY midnight it had
secured everything but SIX precincts
and the vote available showed quite
conclusively VINO the winners would be.
Meier and Bicber did some tall climb
inb iii the last returns, put could not
overcome the lead of their opponents.
Among the bunch Of old-timers in
Linton yesterday on business and to
bring up election returns in some in
stances were NJ. 2. Kaiser, H. +. BIZ
belheimer, Braddock; S. E. brindle,
Levi Balch, w. l.. Yeater, Hazelton;
Chas. Pearson. Tell; Jake Groen and
A. Hollaar, Hull; p. G. Levin and NJ.
Fallgatter, kintyrc; John Biddlecomb,
Dale; Alex Macdonald, John East
wood, Glencoe. fH
A big triple wedding at Rosenthal
church Monday morning at 8 a. m. was
that of the following couples: Igna-
titus Bosch and Melania Huber, Fred
erick Bosch and Taddea Schweitzer,
Nicholas Schielc and Johanna Pfcifer
Rev. j. G. Saier ofiiciated. In the af-
ternoon the couples entertained at
their home for their many relatives
and friends who were on hand for the
occasion.
The funeral Of Mrs. Brown. mother
of Mrs. Glen Nickel, of Linton, and r.
u. Brown, of Temvik, vas held in Lin
Ton Thursday afternoon of last week
and large crowd was in attendance.
Mrs. Brown died suddenly in South
Dakota on Wednesday of last week and
was brought here for burial 1t was
only few months ago that MIR.
Brown rented his place and sold his
personal property preparatory to mov-
ing away on account of the health of
his wife 1t was in vain, however
The deceased lady was well and ia
,orahly known in the Tcmvik country
and the mourners have the heartfelt
sympathy of all
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

have opened barber shop at
Strasburg and am prepared to do
first class work. When you are
in town call and see me.
ED. KAMPS,
Barber
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09

1N
''Wanted-Men who desire to earn
over S125.00 per month write us today
for position as salesman; every op-
p0rtunity for advancement. CEN
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Adv.
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
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Not All at One Time.
The gods never give all things at
the same time to mrn.-Homer.
Emmons County record., 1916-11-09
SHEEP
SHEEP
SHETLAND PONIES
On Sale Aberdeen, S. d.

On Sale Aberdeen, S. D.
5000 head Breeding Ewes and Feed
ing Lambs and Wethers. We are Civ.
ing you the best opportunity ever to
buy sheep worth the money. They
are corrailed here subject to closest in
spection before purchase. There is no
question that sheep make the most
profitable stock for breeding or feed.
ing. Where else is such IN opportu-
nifty presented? Come quick and zee
our sheep. ylly
Is MARES Is GELDlNGs
All from imported foundation stock.
Mares bred to Monkshood and Rob
Roy. blue ribbon winners at .Interna-
tional. Panama and many state fairs.
ALL MUST BE SOLD
It's your chance to buy that pony
for the children at low price. All
ideal Shetlands, and priced as low, as
S65. Never again will such high
grade, pure bred Shetlands be offered
Mt such ridiculously low figures.
COME AND SEE THEM
Write, wire or call ut Ward Hotel.
WHITE THE SHEEP MAN
Representing
ENVILLA STOCK FARM
COgswell, N. d.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
CLOVIS TO VOTE BONDS
FOR SEWER EXTENSIONS

tsFErt1t cesHrsroHessos 70 soHasa JOURNAL
Clovis, y. NJ, March 3l.--The en-
eineer who has been making an es-
innate 81 The extension OF the scWer
nnd winter mains that should be made,
also the improvements an the power
plant for the city council has made
his report. and finds that the follow
ms amounts should. be expended for
the purposes Indicated. sewer extern
sione, 8Il05; water main extensions,
sa.Ga5: power plant Improvements,
s12,575; well work. $4,000. engineer
lng, $1,000, miscellaneous expenses,
s825 This makes the total Of Ss5 900
the amodnt Of the proposed bond is-
sue
The ciilzcns Of Clovis will be called
upon 10 vote on the issuance Of bonds
IN this amount. a. the general city
election next Tuesday Little oppaal
ton Is expected to the bonds, 0s the
majority Of the citizens Of CLOVIS
reali1e that IN order to accommodate
the residences and afford adequate
fire protection IL is imperative that
the proposed extensions be made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
EASY To DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and
LuStre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When YOU darken your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur. no one can tell,
because it's done so naturally, so
evenly Preparing this mixture,
though, al home is mussy and trou-
blesome For so cents you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-use prep
aration, improved by the addition of
other ingredients, called "Wyeth's
Sage ana sulphur Compound You
Just dampen sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair taking one small strand at a
time. by morning all gray hair dis
appears. and, after another applica-
ton or two, your hair becomes beau
ifully darkened glossy and luXuriant
Gray faded hair though no dis
grace, is a sign of old age, and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Compound
and look years younger. This ready
to-use preparation is delightful
toilet requisite and not medicine. It
is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
ton or prevention of disease.