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SHOE REPAIRING;

tnhE"r LIGHTER waterproof. nnuskid NJ
su.e"E: Us hole Snled or half soed pre-',
Electric Shoe Factory. 10 East MAR
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AFTER IA YEARS
OF SUFFERING
This Lady Tried Cardui-I.et
Her Tell You i'm the Fol-
lowing Statement the
Results She Oh
tanned.

Wise. va.-Mrs. j. NJ. Elan. Of
this place. in writing of her female
troubles. SAYS: This trouble went
ON for Il years. often was unable
to work and suffered badly at /. !.
times when could not be on my
feet at all Really in bad health all
the time during those Il years. and
was never without pain. with awful
backaching. had no appetite. was
nervous, but AT that time my hus-
bands sister recommended that
try Cardui. which began to take
:. and which has caused me to
be in better health ever since. In a
begun. My back got stronger and
less painful. | got less nervous and
my appetite began 10 improve. In a
few weeks my improvement was no.
ticeable. and / got into better health
than ! had had for II years. My
walking before had been very pain
ful and could not stand on my feet
to do any good. After using these
medicines. however could walk
without pain and was able to do the
work and housk eeping for an ordin-
AIRY family. My back and appetite
were better and also my nerves"
Ii YOU suffer as Mrs. Elan did
take Cardui II may he just what
Won need --Aly
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1T >tI>,.> TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds Uf bargain and sale.
AMOUNTING to SS.BI0.55.

Home brewing Company 10 buchanan
springs Company, Inc. lots and ! |
IN block - in Woodland Heights. Mo-
rembcr -. 1916. $3.50
Anna NJ. Stcinkc 1T vir 10 w Thor
ourn Clarke ct ny. lot IL III square .
in Burfoots Additions. February >.
1917: $500
charlotte Il. Jefferson 81 ais IL Iottic
.atur Street February If. 1917:
<26o.3i
y. c. Furcvon's Executor =; ais. 10
George GOssman. t3NliS.lj t"ct. known
az $40 Cowardin Avenue. February 5.
l9l1: s2.l50
Southsids Company. Inc. To -. 9.
pecrS. i3"N 30 feet south side Of River
side ~ west line Of Twenty fiji Ii
street. bcccmhcr ~. 1915. SJ.l1o
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I. I'D. WANTS

",s sS"," .pa ,'ae t per ' Ins
,nsc nt 5So%ns rates apply t"r rspSa!sa
N$a |%sP S#; 81 $ps$ tys T5 VIZ! a
RATE PER LINE.
SUNDAY amh ph srI,: ,m% ns". 20 cents
consecutive Insertions - cents.
,a b%Y "a"' sGx p%'S ""4 le 1s"f line
,,m s"is S "i ,s, one wssk Is ssn,S Ime
''? fEo !" s 'a2 i"sn snd * %Sfds ne i,"s
tlassil"a,ions no, guaranteed after 3 +. II.
SubsTATiOAS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
>. aht following Times. Dispaicn, Branch Of
r.smi.r Adj, arc aecep,sJ ~ ihsin i, Tic
,. Iha,ys.io's Drug Store, FLOYD AIc. ana
Kerm's lhn,macy. a23a Hanover $40.
( t. ook.r F hfus s'S Store 20 aoo y?"s Min 81
""riEnIS Drug TO-. Inc. Lombard. and
acn ave aysnS S.oTc Asn a. sa
Ii 1"G pras P s,sF, "a 800 s vi Ma2. Mn s s.,
s.nc Sise b, ln" Sur sm"y ~ ,.r I'm
Y. II. Mny ( Bros. BROOK A.c ana clay
:. rarran, DRUG store rousnce and Broad
;. .lEAsT OF. FousnEE sTnEtT.
T%a,l%y'1 l,iat,nass ,I,;,,; ~ Min W.
s ( ySa ,%:a ,aa S%''h 1,i'@ & 'i'' ~
hi,haTdson DRUG Stor.. 10. \. Seen
turner's rharraaSy rwe 1 .. ,.rsi ana Main
W;li.ms rharmacy rwen,, mr., and Mar
Spr,nss5. DRUG compoay r~-a,y ,hlrl ana
Wood 8 scha"t prus o., r. en,s-nrh
wooda fha'inacy. Twen,y men aad ,.c.sh
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FOR S.ALE-VEhICIES.

F'lT. sue I"Io ForN tourlnc car. s2to. For
delivery. car. Sl1J. Overland roadster, ST.,
Gall AInrston. randolph alS3.
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WANTED, man to take charge or
wholesale and retail store handling crock
cry. glassware and household utensils Good
salary for live. wide awake pcraon capable
OF handling ncn and acting In executive
capacity Apply. giving references. Boa
l1l6 Norfolk. Va.
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StcGcr. 6Oxl3J feet wcst side OF Barton
Avenue. 100 feet south OF Norwood
street. February IL. 1917. tax. 81: sic,
Hannah Bannister to Sallic Johnson
1nnniStcr ct ais, l1Nl3n feet east liu.
ii Ninth Street. - feet south IF Ahi-
gail Street. February ;. 1910: tax.
81, Slo.
\. 6. Saclccr to Emugeuc keli ~ ais.
- feet = 81 inches by 10 feet. known
* s:lS Floyd Avenue. January -.
t?l.. 5000"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-17

Az opportumty Tor employment 10y the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for ma
chini4t. eur repair !ncn and coorcd track
i4horcrs You may board with the COM
ptiiy " you desire. Apply Room 2Gl. Union
,tti WnShington ID, &.
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nusTINGs DEEDS or Tn, ST.
Five Deeds of Trust. Amounting to
S,.SoO

Arthur T.. Ellis to T.. r. Mcconnell.
S0Hl50 feet north side Of Manchester
and Falling Creek Turnnike. 50 feet
east Of River Street. February IL.
1917: $3.50.
John IL. Dodd to Richeson & crutch-
field. trustees. lots :, and in block 81
in Woodland Heights. February Ia,
1917: $3.50.
George tassmann To y. y. PcttiSrew.
trustee. iSXlii.95 feet known as 81?
Iowardin Avenue. February S, 1916;
si.S0o.
Charlotte r. Jefferson ct ais. 10 y. "
pettiGrew. trustee. - IN hN - fcct
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Amateur. Give Performance.

fo' the benefit OF Calvary BAPTIST
Church. the amateur dramatic talent
81 III" West End staged at tho Hiuford
Junior High school last night the one
act play. 81 SlocumS Country store"
TN" play was given under the direction
Of Mack j. stockton.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

Erred. NIciIARDSON. INC. G5i-scs
West Main Street. freprouf storage Tor
- teehola gods. Moving. packing and
50 uui1S. Randolph Sc.
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FOR SALl;-Reai Estate.

EoR sale. OIL. 10, situated at New Point
Va. Matthews County. Bargain 20 cash
iuyer. Apply Mrs. T.. W. Gentry. 1879
i'.,.,yer Ay"nu.. Richmond. Va
NA'A>f ground in Monument Heights for
ale, fronting an Broad. Grace. Lee. Fttn.
hrgh, t'u,shHw streets Address 1. -. car.
Tunes DtSpat,I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-17

WANTED. working manager for farm, s
miles from city: new house and good con
street. South Richmond. VA. Phone Mud-
SOn 1S0.J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-17

FitEStz cows: good ones. cheap. PHI Fair
lax Avenue. Stop :. Petersburg Pike.
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FOR sale: on" of the oldest anl hest .staD.
lished boarding houses in Iiopewell, Va.
,n'hed and mastered. furnished. electric
IiSm."a' roy Ani cold water. Has always
!rrSer hurinrss. Address q. T.. iIopewcll
Va. General Delivery
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FOR SALE-AnimnIs

mill. compi. With II IT. r. mount 9,
frirk poilet and engine. Condition guar.
ailtec1 |. PlufnrI Il Co -
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u, >,I>,.s RELEASE DEED.
onc Deed al n"lrasc. Amounting

A8-ustIn" l;pNall trustee. . Arthur
=. Ellis. lots ~ and - ia SwunsDuro.
February Is. l"lI Sl,Soe.
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FOR S.aLI.-AIachincry,

TOR wagons. So5. $50. $50: open wagon,
$50. 500 Richardson Bros. Cts Broo
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4 w,ii uYa,iheo physictaiI Tor il tow, au,:
caunirH IiatH.S IN ~. m"at p:"sperDa.
,ect!oi 81 tn" state. :. tine p,.NEu, for a
good lnhn. an make money ;rp3a Tue start.
ADDRESS J. Il care TlUlrs- DispatrH..
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| WANT YOUR
RENT ACCOUNT
l.. w. McVEIGH
FOR RENT-Rcul Estate.
FOR IfEST-E'arms

fol: rent building With 1000 feet Tor
storage. seventh and Stockton Streets.
~" rent. Apply to y. l.. Atkinson
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IRISH POTATOES

LET u know what YOU have. kind quality
ana price. bushels OF "a: lots. for cash.
liocket x Spratley. Inc. 1910 East Cary
Street, Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
Ely McCCRDY & JOHNSON.
Real Estate Brokers.
Sale To Close Estate
No. 602 St. Peter Street
No. 604 St. Peter Street
No. 1926 North Second
Street, Corner Federal

Acting by authority OF the viii OF
Joseph NJ. skinner. deceased. duly pro-
Da'cd IN Richmond Chanccry Court. and
in order to settle said estate. the i'm.
nersigned will offer for sale, upon tho
premises, OIL
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1917.
at $50 o'clock
the two two-story frame DWELLINGS, "a"
and 6o4 y: ST. Peter Street. jus, north
or Leigh street. No better rental loca
non III the city. Immediately ,i,ercaf-
ter, say at l.. NJ, the large detached
prick and succeed dwelling Al thc
southwest corner of Second and We'd.
efai streets (lO"6), containing about
ten rooms. In perfect order. and i'm
mediate possession can bc given.
Properties may he inspected Al reas-
enable hours and time before sHl.
TERMS Announced at sale
r. H. ThIlEl.
EXotuiut.
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LOST AND 70. Nj

LOST. between John Marshall High schoo,
and Traglts on Friday noon, gold wrist
watch leather ease. Finder please re-
turn 10 IiiEh school.
LOST. round black seal mun between
Tha!hilner'S store and II. y, M1llers. LIB
cral rewar,y II returned 'oi East Grace
street.
LOST. RENAL" collie dos. agblc and white
In bad physical condition. left nursing
puppios Al hong; Iniernas:on leading TO
Boulevard SOD. or address a0lo kvns!nE
TON Avenue. j. y. Woodfr.
LOST. rhMrsday. gold bracclc, in an enNcl-
op- addressed Mrs. j.. .. Preston on
BROAD. between SchwarEschid's and Odeon
rh|atcr, lit McCrory'S Store lio:
hcincrs, OF in Hanover iitncy. Liberal re-
ward II returned 10 Mrs. j. q. Preston,
:2ub Hanover Avenue.
LOST, near Twelfth ~. Main. or Nam
Street going wcs; no.i,c;hooii con,
tanning money, street Gar tickets, key and
receipt bearing name OF loser. Finder please
cail Randolph 400. y. Eewurd
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FOR SALE-IIorSps.
Horses, Mares, Mules

IF.N good N0WWN woril lnulcS. 10 vcar,
oid good mares horse and a stallion.
th"ap IL Vuic!i buyers. Your money ia a..
suarant:.. fiowinan's Stable. &c South M.
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tJflcc
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Richmond. Va.
ANNUAL MEETING.
III r. regular annual meeting OF stoul.lio'a.r.
Miil hc held at the compa ny's nf'ic, OF
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1T /. ,'c!n.l, NJ
WM. H. MCCARTHY
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Tiil: annual meeting of the stockholders or
,b me eo Ga"s 81 .h Company Mil he neI At
street street tiGdh,mon4 Va. or WEDNESDAY,.
liEpRI;E ". RADE. SnarniarN
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HELP WANTED-AIalc


wAMrEn; strong White boy for our electro.
roispe fHTS"ay &.r rw srE AL Sr.: e'
risnts. on 'le%,rie railway. Sober. s,saay
e y,afs 81 " ns, SAT- "'w . c n""
"Mrcri"n"" and ph"torr'ph ACCOMPANY reply
open Shop .omditi"na N,,.lrcs. Il. a. Bon
"a. LnllM.l.lphla. Pa
aS't ~ sS M"4 HySn' s,s
n"'. =" is"rner wamied: hciM."m :; M IN;
~ p.rl"nc" and ph"!"Eraph accompany fcrly
Open .h%p co,i,a"s s.rs ~ s
-. fhllai"ipgia "a.
VA" 3SSn i @.o u. r sT fi,ne i nI.pa,
"AN,..D. j.ni,"r f"r -. Thomas church.
;, only part i!inc needed \,pply ." Key.
Iark Ei.h.nonL
HELP WANTED-fcmalc.
WAHTn s, FOR Ever
re T5Lrln5Zl 3. E E,!SiIll
NAB i! A i;TTT I&ip T W, ii *
80 So FhETGENr ISrIsEASES TE :;
HpvAN;cnMiiE.AStrr.. irrl.y X i +;
MISS noi.Tz. 90 EAST GRACE STiu.i.T,
ROOM ?o2
GOOD nome and salary for e"ol house..
h.rrer wsg ,n ian f s % yjr
+ e ~ sa,u4, hn'' ana sun %N,"' stree =
---------------- -----------------
HELP WtATED--Alarc ana tcina.c
II you .re maiSins is.a ,han :. ~ day
HELP ED-Profc>sinnai
we'll uua,ife,. physlciaii Tor i, town am.
Sn"m'r% IT, "a va IN M .'". p,"sperDa.
good man. AN make. money ;rptn me start
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HELL. WANTED-i!cnalc.
Help W,NTED--AIarc ana ,r,na.e
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II you ere making lss3 than :, per day
write once with references. civ ON
plnymeut. To y. -, BDN SIS. Cit>.
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HELP WANTi.B-Maie

WASTED men ANA boys 20 work IN our
nursery. w. I. Hood s Co. Ginter Park.
city.
SOON railway mail ,;crh examinations in
Richmond Commence. SO month. Sam
pie questions free. Franklin Institute. Dept.
SAB Rochester. =. Y.
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MEETINGS

MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
1880 ll"s Hull Street. Richmond. Va.
THE annual meeting OF stoCi>hvacrs o. this
bank will be hello February =, 1917. at
J. H. p,TrESoN Cashier
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RULER wantcd-A good ruling machine
man With knowirdee OF light hin"ius
can secure Immediate employment by Writ
ing donaldson Ackiss Printing Co. Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-17

~ D--I.cal Estate.
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WANTEU. 1T hHtr, ltEIstcFe' UTuSS-st.
Writc L. .. kox 80. Orange. Va.
MILLER wanted-A good. steady, sober
miller at once. Steady employment 10 re-
Liable man. Address the virginia NILS Inc,
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WAEri:D. At once, line,neu and laboreTs.
kpply Construction Drpa-tn snt, Appa-
]. chian Power Company. iSiuctiel,i. W. Va
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WANTED, flrst-cIaSs American barber.
young single man prefcrred Wire .,
"n.s. Gu"r.n!cc 30 per wcck an ~ ncr
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whose experience Is such that they can
!" nc work ,x ana desiring ring. en'ployneat OH
dinins.car waters will call for further par
Agency. il North Ninth Street. richmond
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Furniture and China Packing

packed and shipped with care Mnvir,
and hauling done 10y Jacob tmlau.. phon
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SALMoE; trout. s4r!mp. fres.l lobster.
Mobjack Bay and hampton Bar oysters 4
spe.iaity. Nick Bulls Market. az North
S!Atn street: Phone Randolph 1880.
Call Cd Nick Bulls Market 3ia North
SIKH street. for all k!nus OF food.
Phone Randolph 1850
THE spr!nEtine Is coming. LIE, Us clean
=, YOUR carpets and rugs and store them
We Ell WI Gn5arantes them. against moths
svl -Ge3 West Main street. Phone Eando. phi
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
nazs|ton Happenings.
From the Republican, July IL.

From the Republican, July IL.
H. A. Armstrong transacted bust
ness at the county seat Tuesday.
c. A. Raridon came up from Ellen
dale last Saturday evening to look
over crop conditions on his farm here.
Timer Bredberg of the firm of Bred
berg & Gillespie of Linton came up
Monday to tin the spire Of the new
Catholic church.
T. P. Lee of Braddock visited old
time friends in Hazelton Friday after.
noon while waiting for the train to
take him to Linton.
Bankers H. o. Batter and G. A.
Lenhart are in Fargo attending the
Bankers convention. The former left
Monday and the latter Tuesday.
j. E. Stokes, local N. P. agent, has
offered his services to Uncle Sam as q
telegraph operator, and last week
made trip to St. Paul for the pur-
pose of taking the examination. He
returned to Hazelton Friday, having
passed the examination and expects
to be called soon.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19

Don Nix. II years old. OF Enderlin.
vas drowned in lake at Glenwood,
Mimi. where an encampment of En-.
derlin boy scouts was held. Nix
jumped from rowboat to secure an
Oar which had foated away. A big
wave swept over him, and he never
came to the surface.
Despondent because Of brooding
over the world war and fears OF con.
scrtption. Martin Johnson. age %. q
farm laborer employed on the Phillip
Wellman farm near Courtenay. com.
mitted suicide by hanging himself with
a leather strap. from harness, in the
the barn on the Wellman farm.
Unusual interest attached to the
annual conference OF Catholic Indians
OF the Northwest at Fort Yates. ow.
Ing to the presence OF Dr. Charles A.
Eastman. educator and author. Dele.
gates were present from all parts of
North Dakota. South Dakota and Mon.
lana reservations
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
Braddock brevities.
From the News, July ~.

DR.. and Mrs. Dewitt Raer arrived
home Monday from a visit at points
in South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mandigo mo-
tored over to Cleveland last Friday
and returned by the way Of Edgeley.
Hon. C. A. Ward, Of Hazelton, was
in town this week where he took the
500 for Wishek and will return with a
blooded bull which he purchasd at that
place..
Mrs. w. H. johnson and two sons,
Rollin and Allyn, came here on Tues
day of last week from Linton to cele-
brate the Fourth and spend the week
with Banker Allen and family.
Mrs. Geo. H. Dexter and children
left Tuesday for Morristown, S D.,
for few weeks visit with her father
and sister who live near that town.
Geo. H. accompanied them as far as
Aberdeen.
Mrs. Loretta Bier and daughter Ora
arrived here from Central Lake, Mich,
last week and will spend the summer
at the home of her son, F. A. Bier.
These people are former Emmons
county people, having resided on a
homestead eight miles south of Brad
dock, leaving here about three years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Anderson and
two sons James and Collin, were visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Allen last Sunday. Mr. Anderson
will be remembered by the old timers
as being the first man in charge of the
Emmons County Bank when it opened
for business in the spring of 1899, the
first banking institution in Emmons
county. Mr.. Anderson is now sales
manager of the Lair Motor Co., of
Bismarck.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
Pollock Pick-ups.
From the Progress, July 18th.

From the Progress, July 18th.
Gottlieb Doctor enjoyed visit from
his mother last week. She returned to
her home at Linton Tuesday.
Mrs. Pharos Kinds arrived last Sat
urday and has spent the week visiting
her many friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. John McCrory, of Linton, and
Miss Minnie MAIDEN, Of Winona, were
guests of Mrs. Horton Devan at the
lD) ranch the first of the week.
Mr.. Scott, of Linton, accompanied by
his mother, was in town Wednesday
while returning from an automobile
trip over the west river country.
Mark Holmes received orders Thurs
day to report at the Great Lakes train
ing station at once, and departed on
Saturday morning in answer to the
call. A large number of the towns
people gathered at the railway station
to bid Mark farewell and wish him q
safe return when the war is over.
w. H. Loutzenhiser and family came
rolling home Wednesday noon after a
two weeks automobile trip and visit
to various eastern Montana points.
They visited Lou Loutzenhiser and
family and also John Meisner, besides
meeting numerous other former resi-
dents of this section. Will reports it
being very dry west of Bowman and
that he witnessed prairie fire be-
tween Khame and Marmarth, and says
old Campbell and Emmons counties
still look good to him.
The Linton Construction Co. crew
that has bene employed on bridge
work in the country north of Pollock
for the past two months, yesterday
moved their outfit to the Hague neigh
borhood where they have considerable
work to do. While here they put in
fourteen cement bridges and culverts
on the Dale and Westfield roads, and
it only remains for the grading crews
to fix the approaches and touch up 8
few bad spots in different places wher
the two main roads from the north viii
be in such condition as to make those
who travel item glad Of the opportu
nity.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
FOOD and war

Shortage In Raw Materials Gives Rlss
to Alarm Among Manufacturing In.
terests-Ameriea Must Apply Every
Resource 70 Meet Worlds Demand
for Food-Labor Saving Machines
and Man Power on the Farms Vital
Factors In Economic crisis-Appeal
for Government Action.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
NOTICE

People living within the corporate
limits of the city are warned that they
must take care of their cows in the
morning until they have been taken to
the herd. Any cattle found running
at large will be promptly taken up.
August Vinroth,
Chief of Police
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
The Simple Truth.

Mabel-"1m going to get married
next month. Lizzie. II Jim can get a
week of from his job. / think he'll be
,ble to: yer see. it isn't us II e was
skiing for n vacation to have good
line" Fair.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19

At the Opera House, Saturday night
July 21st, Alma and her company.
Two hours of genuine Joy Sweet
singers, clever dancers, Farce and
dramatic comedies. Engagement ex-
tra0rdinary of the Original Andre.
Where do the rabbits come from?
Where do the birds go? The seasons
best attracti0n.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
Some Ways Of Thinking.

Beware Of the man who talks too
much; 1t is a sign that he does little
thinking. Then, too, some men think
with their lungs and some with their
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19

l have sold my stock of variety
goods to S. Swartz, of Paramount, N.
D., and will put in stock of clothing.
The variety goods must be closed out
q below cost. Must be sold within the
next few days.
AVID. H. A. ThOresOn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19

Use Speedoline; saves gasoline; re-
moves carbon. At Seeley's Pool Hall,
Linotn, N. D.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19

For Sale: A Holstein Bull, two years
old, can be seen ten miles northeast
of Linton. H. H. Adamson, Route l.,
Linton, North Dakota.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19

Cockburn and Lingenfelter are OPEN
ing up the garage just south of the
Sautter livery barn and it will be run
under the name of the Linton Auto
|Co.-Adv.