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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16
Ramser to Box Wagond.

LORAIN. O.. Nov. 1s.-Mike Peer.
manager of Toughey Ramser. light
weight. announced yesterday he had
signed his boy TO box Eddie Wagond
iH a six-round bout at Philadelphia Sat
urday night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16

Eddie guile. formerly Of St. Via
tors university. Kanleakee, Ill. is con
sidered by many as one or the most eff
hcient football referees in tho west He
has officiated at many Of the prep
games for the past few years and IS
one Of the hest men that the Chicago
Football League has.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16
FOOTBALL GOSSIP

Bill Films -Cornell-Hanburg will
journey to Davenport, Ia. Sunday,
where they are booked to meet the
strong eleven Of that town. The Cor
neils are not discoura ged over their
loss to Hammond Sunday. but feel sure
they can down the Hawkeye squad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16

Pine Village will play Hammond At
the latter's grounds Sunday week Pad
dy Driscon IS expected to stage his US
ual role OF briiliancy for the apprecia.-
ton Of the local bugs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16
To strengthen Teana.

The fact that one or two all-Ansri-
can men have been contracted for TO
take the place OF the men that have
been released will lend considerable
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16
New Orleans Seeks
O'Dowd- Greb Fight

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-Runors are
flying thick and fast that all was not
right in the ODowd- Mccoy fight last
night Dame Rumor has Il that the
former champion laid down But the
fans who were at the fight give the lie
to these rumors. 1t was a case OF a
better man winning ODowd was Nc
Coy's master at every stage. BY his
victory ODowd brought back the mid
dlewe;ght championship to the Irish
race. & feat which has not been per
formed since Jack Dempsey lost to Bob
Fitzsimmons
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 1s.-
Promoter Dominick Tortorich has
made an offer for Mike O'Dowd-Harry
Greby fight here for the middleweight
champion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16

Elgin football team is booked to meet
the Joliet Steel Works eleven at Joliet
Sunday. Butch" Scanlon is coaching,
the Joliet team. which is said to have
very formidable squad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16

The Mohawks are to meet the Evans
tons Sunday at Garden City Park
Coach Joe Paupau of the Mohswks be-
lieves that this is his hardest game and
he is drilling the boys extra this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16

Amateur football is certainly enjoy
ing itself this year. Interest and
rivalry seem TO be very keen in many
circles, and plenty of post-season
games viii Re necessitated 10 settle the
claims of the various squads.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16

The Tornadoes are scheduled to play
the peppery Cornells Sunday The
Tornsdoes have been cleaning up every
one they have met this year with ease
but expect quite tussls from tbs
South Side warriors.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

an Dem 9riff h Ore6t iid bic &Iapps
unten na6 Der 9u6t gu. 9absi
bebt iid bas an Dem 6olm z be-
feitigte Giien c. bieIss idllt i'm gee
gebenen Mloment etipus 5uriid unb
bait baun bic aIappe itit. SIT bic
5itterung porbei, 10 gsnigt e., bas
@tien c 5u be6en, uno bic alapps
fdllt inioIge Des unteren, i4nerersn
3eiles unO bss ouBerbal6 liesenotn
0rebpunttes leIbfttdtig pieber 5ls
rid. Sn bisIer Gage bruudt ie
nift fsitssItellt gu perOsn. Die ieits
lid angebra1ten 9attens ubsr @ins
~teleiienitiide d binoern bic &lappe
barun, ii6 meter als notpsnoig gu
brsbsu. araft brauft taum angss
nanbt gu peroen, oa ia Der 9rsbs
punt fat in Der Mitte Iiegt unb
bas @etpiht beiber Ssile fa pesb1Ib
na6e8u oufbebt, Riegst b bent 5ur
8eriteifung Der aIappe, unb bic Gtis
tentp1nbe t idlisbsn ben Frog in
ieber Gage al. Die gorri6tung
fam Iopobl in 5ol5 uIs aud in
Giien ousg.fibrt fperosn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

Die Eroga6iaIiife fir S4peine.
Halle Deiien in ben peitaus meiteH
6dllen irgeno einen 9lebanismus
Don sinFaaitsr Bis fompli8ierteFer
art auf. Qur gu Ieidt tummt es
Dor, 6aB bier5ei 0ieIes ober jones Sell
aen 0efett unO nidt glsid ausgebeis
Iert DtrO; %nls0aan periagt bic 6eIts
iteilDprri4tuug. Bis auf Gin mtiui.
mum 6ei9rautt. nenn nidt gang
ousgeI4loHen. tit Elm ioldes 8erias
gen Sci BEN In Der 46bilOuug nGs
Der oa~rgefeIlten 3rpgobi6Iub. IS
ieblt bier jegIiter Mfeaonismis, bic
4lappe Miro nor benz 5iittern our9
Druid feftgeitellt uno fdIlt
ielbittdttg nieoer 81. Die gauge
8orriatung m0ge bier tur5 erIdutert
lperbeR.
Die &lapps a 1T In gunft G orebs
bar; Dorm e fabt in cine 5iilIe unO
1T ettpas oberbalb Ter Ilitte Der
nuBea angebrodt. 9ur9
nil BEN SUB OOer Ourd 3iehsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

g2iaipnen guT6els 0eijsn i'm gouSsn
srnteten, unb 1915 fogar rs UliliOs
men. uub man bents an bic Wei5sns
pretIe oon beute!
Sine an3abI bieTer grOB5auer srs
bielteH fit lire Grnts Don 1916
56eds in 6obe bon 10000 oosr
9dr 250,000 9oaarg. 9ns Itieg i6nsn
in BEN Ropf mo ife gdmbeIn nit Der
grute bon 1917 gau3 tot! aIes, mas
fe aufbringen tDnnsn, itsm tie fir
Disis Elm; iie 6dugeu jeon Gent an
nod gr0Bere 9o0enbefslang, meAr
MaIdmerie uIp. uuD it1n ben gans
8en 5immel poa 8ei3engarben.
Denn nur oitie einieitigs Spetus
lotion nitt eintn |uuerparteten Rid
Idlag erfdbrtl Ger a6nig 8ei5en bat
aud feline qnuue. auf Dem JeIpe unO
i'm Martte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

en- 6unb goust in Id ~ ben Mss
besipeiIer IN ben ibu bic @eidIGt
psr5dbIt IN ba bat mih Der Seller
fos oGes gsblebmt. Dns es iutiisr
nod gefpipe bat, tos persdHI i9 So
ne bos nd9lte NAL, fustr i9 nit
mtbr has IubIifdt SiebIing BEN,
lDunit ih DtrbIeitpe Sbre Sbrn IL
rtr
pbtlipp GnnerampItr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

LID bonn 9die al unD follte tie non
TART milcbig iein, lam man tie nD9s
mails erpdrmen uRo no9mals iiber
ben Safe 9ieBen.
9as adIetpd 6rsitet man pann
iiber einen reinen aprb aug, bet ii5er
einsn 3uber ober Elm dbuli9eg Sc
fab geitellt nir0. Die adiemaIle
piro aus oem &efiel bsrausgeI962ft
Gie muB etpas elaftii6 oOer gums
mig fem, pena in Der ridtigen See
f9affenbeiD. in bic glttte Des aGies
tu4s gelegt, un0 bier tdBt man cine
Deile a~6tropfen, 6ridt ben Quart
Damn NIT ber 6anb ouseinnnoer unb
trumett i9r fein. Sc pir0 na9
tsrTal3 gu benuBeu, uuD quit 0ur6s
terIal5 3l benuBtn mn gut Dur6s
chamber gemiiht. Mtnn faBt DanR
bas SUD an alien bier eden, i6Gts
telt bin uao ber, bis Die aaiemaiie
feit in Der Nitte 3%afammenIiegt, bebt
auf unO brtngt in Die 5orm, bic
gleih auF bic StelIe geiebt pirb.
mo Fe fteben foil. Die 5orm BARI
teinen 8pDen 6aben uno Elm reines
Brett ipirO untergele9t. 9os adIes
tu4 miro m1gLi6It e6en unD glatt,
70 baB feline 5dltn entitshen, ii5er
Dem adIe 3uiamnengelegt, bann ben
3igcpaBten 9edsI 0ariiber unb be-
idrpert. 3uert 1T nenigitens eiue
Stunbs lang nur Elm lethtes 9eipt4t
auf3ulsgen, bas banu fpdter purh
Elm i6peres erIeet pirp. Die 8ant
muB etpas fdrdg fte6en, Oas betBt
NIT einem gnoe etpas erbo6t geitellt
iperoeu. I'm gutsn 4b3ug Der OBJ
flieBen0en glolte ST erpOgli4en.
Mlan 6eldBt ben Safe bann peuigs
tens einen Gag lang unter Der 4reiis
unD penDet ibn lDdbrenp DieIer 3eit
einmal. Mlon isbt Jpn beim linz
tebren auf Elm untergelegtes reines,
nafIes Sud. 4adoem Der Safe aus
Der greIie genommen, pirb er an
einen I4attigen trodren plaB geiteI!t,
I'm st trodneu, uno penn oa5u
troden genug, reibt man i'm nit ges
ibmol3ener Butter Elm. Dies lit ies
ben SAG, cine No6e lang, gu piebsrs
60leH, no6ei Il Dann tdgIih genens
bet nirb. Qa6ber Iegt man Elm
8anb aus 1lnuem musltn3sug lin
Biz 5etten bes gdfes unb iteIIt i'm
in einen tiiblen, luftigen aaum, no
feline 5lieqen bingut0nnen. Der aeIs
lex sann ais 9leiferaam fit ben adis
benuBt meroen, nenu er Iuftiq unO
troden lift, font eignet iih Gin 3ins
mer auf Der Roroisite bss 6auiss
better. Die 9emperatur Des Reifsz
raumes muB 70 I'm 8raD 6dbreHs
beit aufpeifeu. Sin 5auptaugsnmsrt
mug man auf bic adfeflisgen baden,
bic peinlih ~ab3ubQlten finb. SIN ftnf
bis feds 80den ioilte bann Der 4aie
reif qenuq fem. I'M i'm gebraudsn
ali t6nnen, uno e pirO Gin gutes,
reines unD poblbet0mmlthes Yldgs
r~ungsmitteI fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12
GaieuIaden ant Der isarm.


safe lit bic bette ano 6equemIle
BDrm, Ill Der BITE mlith fiir ben 6auss
bait ~Deripertet IND aud bic lQngite
3eit aufbeDabrt perpea farm. is
liefen III ieBter 3ett Diele 4niuam
Elm nm cine einfa9e 4aleItuna G6er
Adima4en i'm 9auie. 9iele gar
1nerstrauen f4eiuea baDon a6gebal=
TIN Sit nerDen, fi9 ben Safe fir ben
eigeaen 9ausbalt Ielber 81 modem,
ineil te bic Sa4e, eiren guten 8pllz
1alIhtdIe All bereiten, as 6efonDers
innisrig betraaten uH0 Damn aud.
aDeiL Ii glaubea, cine Q~asftattung
NIT beionneren 8erdtea pafdr notig
u Daben. 9as ~erItert 1T ni4t oer
Ball uno bic 4nl9affung Der IeBtes
1en lDiir0e Har nptig petoen, pelm
man III gr6Bersm WldBe adIe gum
4ertauf anfertigen fpolItc. 5iir BEN
6aasgsbrau9 ua9 I'm BIN un0 nies
her einige Safe 81 MAIDEN, tonnen
Die eiRfadIien Gerdte bsnuBt fperben
naD llnD gut ggnug. io6aIo fe nur
ben 3lped erfiilleH.
glDtig mare ein gr6Berfr 8aI4s
4fIel aus MeiBbIeh, Der neu Isin
fotlte, pDer bod 70 bIdrt uno rein
auit mOgIi9. eth aprb aug GpIiIien
pnsr Beiben ais 8ur6idIag, etne
Manre oner 3uber pber G6nIibes Sc
fab 5ur 4uFHn9me Der Molfe, cine
5prm fir ben Safe, bic Gus einem
alien Bed obsr 5albbui1elmaB 5uz
9eldHitten nerbsn fQna, ober man
aann lie i9 au6 aus etnem @rDcerDs
IaDsu bsIorgen. 0ann einige ptaredtg
siseldRittene Slide bon bannem
tuetBen 3eug Gog. 9dIetudD. pas
BORN @ebraua erft gut gelpafdsn
ipernen mug. als 9reIie tam IT.
eenb sine gant bieneu uno Gcdel
NIT Stein Ober ionFigem gepi1t our
4dHDsrung. gebor man ettDas
nebang BARN erlongt bat, foll man
Is erlt nur nit tleineren Satin psrs
Iudsn.
6at man bon eiHen Melteu Hiht
genug Mil9 fir einen sutTpre9enb
QEDbsH ad1e, Io faHgt man NIT Der
MbenDnilh an unD feet bieie Bis
gum ndhIfen Morgen b~tiTefte, fam
pie Mild gleid In ben Maf6teiiel
Ieiben, riiBrt Fe gut Bis gum 4btu6s
lei, 6sdt 81 uuo felt fd6l. Mors
gems pirb bic 0lorgenmila 6in8uges
eeben unp gut nit Der abenbmil6
berrlbrt, 70 oaB aIier 9a6nI Der iib
uuf Der leBtersH ge6iloet bat. gut
nermifht nno oerteilt nirb. 8enuBt
MON QabmogeH gum @srinnen ber
Wlfh, 10 iollts sr am 45eHb 00rher
III / gtnf Inuparmefn MaFfer an
geFtelIt nerpeH.
MefHens dber Dirp mon Cab
fxtralt benn5sa, bas tn TAFT jeeer
Nppi9ese nit Der noti9eA 4nleitung
&kButtttuI.
Dir MiIh nirp 0ann IN BEN Gsis
fel ouf ben Glen sefest Die enbs
I0Iun9 bin3neetm nnp git Derriibrt.
Ggan srlpdrmi bic Ylila anf So pis
% erab, nimmt Dann BON 5sner
aHb Ehneibet NIT sinem groBsn Del
FIJI Bio 4dfenalie iii Dierediae a9iir
fgi, ip6asb DDIlFtanoige Gefinmng
aslssiNt0en hlt. Iie Dlolte lol
N opfAThtia fin. menn bic Quart
nsaHs an seFebi bat. S0llie re n0h
iga1e nno milhig fsiu, 70 beosuist
ba oab enips0er Die 4lil1 mob
1fAs bis ST. Dem gsb1rigen grao srs
Ie6tAt mar, Ger e If nit BEN ea6
alit IN GraunHa. Nan iAcglt
tie 4lolsen 70 rein als ni9gs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

aaitea fiji geitrrmaacm

Git lift Orr 5armer ge5pungen,
nit Ieinem &aIteniDagen 6pl3 3u
iabrfu. 1absi lit es in nielen FALLEN
gar nibt Der Miibe merit, ben l6Des
zen WageHtaiiea beruuter5une9men
mo ben gefDo6uliden ialperen 9eis
ferIaIten, rgBuoO Rad pie Die 5ars
tler Is bter3alanpe nenrler, auf3us
eseH. SIN iol6en 5dIlen inlIte man
eiilsa banDli1eH 2eitertaiten benuts
Seu, beH man einfa9 tn ben Magena.
fnfsn binetRIhieben fam. ltnIere
2tbbilonng DetanI9duIi6t einen iols
nsi leinten e~eitertaitsn. Die 6ers
jteIIuHg 0esislben lift an 6auo Der
3eiaRuHg fir ben praitti4en 6lr=
nler Ieiht uub siufaa: Die 9du9ss
unb ausritiide tno aus 2 3oll
bidsa, 436lligsa 9rsttera gena6t.
1as Gnoitiid b entfpridt g}nau Der
ntneren Meite Oes Dageutdltens. ole
einsdHen Stids Des Q~eitertaitens, a,
n uu0 3, iinO NIT 3apfen aneinans
bet bsfeitigt. uno fam tnfoIgeoeIieu
Dsr 2eitertafsn leidt ausetnanbsrs
genOrmen begin. 8~uIaauIsngefiigt
iperpsn. Die oufreft Fe6snbeH 2eis
4sTlprDifeH linO aus Iei4tsrem Ras
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sarmsr ais @ciscn.0 ambler.

8enn man bon 0ei3ens@dmblern
Ipridt 70 osHtt man gepohnlid an
&0riimu. mnbeitens an foIhe bic
bon 95rienratlem fir iih ipitlsu
laheH.
4bsr monde Der qroBtsH amsritas
nii6eH 8sBeHs@dmbler Der Heuefien
3eii Hno 6armer. Die fh oieaei9t
1000 Wsilen Don B0rien Der GroBs
iidctg 6sfiH0sn un0 teiHerlei 9srbins
Dung NIT jenen aa6eHl 8oruHter fino
4. e. groBe Wei3eHbarr oitli6en
gfaIbingtpn. Rel6t gina 80
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

Sorridtung. UNI 3alinbrabte jtraff Su
ipanHeH.
ri4tung aug sipsi trGftigsn 6tiidsn
6ol3. an nelden bic ein3elnen Gius
frteoigungsprdbts m6gIidf tart be-
fsitigt iinb, uno aus 3iDei langen Gis
ienbDl3en NUT langem GaraubeHaes
ninDe. Die goI3en ftnb in Der Weiie.
ME aug Der Qb6ilbung eriidtlth 1T,
bur1 Die erlpabrten beibsn 6olsitiide
selaiisn; burd anSiebsu Der Miitter
ouf ben 8efpinosn Der gol5en fons
nsn bic beiOen 6ol5itiide nit ben
0aran b%efeitigtsn 8rd6ten ndber 3us
Iammsngsbradt fpsroen, unb fpenn
man in sinem Idngersu 3aun aus
Draft geleaentlih berortige Ginri6s
tllHgen etnfdaItet, fam nan ieoers
3eit unb obne MiiBe, ipie gefagt,
burd einfadss Qn8ieben Der Shrous
benmiitter bic gan3en 0rdbte Der
ginfrieoigung tuieoer itrafi3ieben.
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Straif3ie6sn BOm 6infritoiannsa.
orabtea.

aud psnn man bic grDbts Sors.
foIt un0 Miibe aufpsnbet, iperosn
nod tir3erer ODER ldngtrsr 3eit bod
bic 9rdbte elmer GfnfrieOigung o6sr
zines 3aures noataiien unb ihlafs
fer psrbtn. Mirb iebod cine Gins
ri6tung, ME bic in Der beigegebenen
qb6iIoung ge3ei9te, angepsnoet, 70
fam man jeOer3tit in einigsn mlinus
ten unb nit reuig Mfiibe uno 4rbeit
bic loder gsfporbsnen 9rGbte zines
9rabt3auns pieber ftraff3it9en. @is
Die abbilOung 5eigt, beite4t bic Gin
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S IN elmer tItinen Ortf6aft
in 8%alifornieH, in Der e ni6t eins
nal Gin Modenblati gibt, Dsrben bic
Reuigfeiten an tinem grobsH 0ffsnts
iiden 9uIlefiHs9rsii angslGlassH.
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6anbIi6er 9eileEEaitslL

IsriaI 2:1 Sol, gema6t. 9er gauge
2eitertaiten iullte aber aus 5d6em
9Ql5 am beten gi6e ooer 6idprp,
angefertigt perOen,
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VIE 4tH Hlev~
Die i9on geOtntt:
30 mel, Der
pbuipp TT ans
ipsr email { Hinbs
pieb IN en- Gfel!
I'm i9 lam Sbs
ne aud gar nit
oiel for oas
blebms. Sober
MeuId bot ia
man IN bann 10
Settle, lpO er
meint, { aonlesI
mar Der reinite
profeTor an
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Die grfoltungsfrmt6eiten i'm
@ruter fon1uen D%orne6mli6 0oorrd
snitan0e, 0aB sic 5iere i'll beiBen,
6umpfigeu StoLungen ite6en mo
tei rau6er @itterung uaO Sdnee.
faa ms 5reie ge6radt ner0en. Sie
erciglcn iid an bdufiaiRu beim
gieroe, ipo ourd 9itten uuo 1ef.
ten Die gmpinOiidfeit Der Saut ge.
ileigert lit. b~eion0ers mem iie eini.
&c Belt mbeidaftigt I'M StalIe ite.
ben mo 0auH obne 8eden 5ur 9r.
belt beriDenoef meroen. Gnh bel
onoeren 8iereu treien erfaltlngs.
f~ranf5eiten infolge mporlid)tigen
&eraaslafeH5 aus Dem beiben
GiaHe aui.
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OtswFr sAjrribfbrtff bes
JbfIipv saneramptrr.

Msin Iicbsr 6srr RtOadtiOndrl
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01
Notes From County
Superintendent

The board of appraisers Of public
school land, consisting of the chair
man of the board of county commits
sioners, the county auditor and the
superintendent of schools, have spent
the past week appraising the school
land of this county preparatory to ad-
vertislng the land for sale. This
land will be sold at auction to the
highest bidder at the court house
sometime in January. This land has
been appraised at various amounts
ranging from $12.0 to $50. 90, de-
pending on location and quality Of
land.
Miss Florence Poole, local demon
stration agent, writes this Office that
she is scheduling Emmons county
for Nov. 1916, and plans to be in
Linton Nov. 14th. l trust that will
be an opportunc time for you all.
The Thirty-Third Annual Meeting
of the North Dakota Educational As
sociation will be held in Bismarck
Oct. 31st, Nov. and 2, at Bismarck.
The semi-annual meeting of the coun-
ty superintendents will be held at the
same time.
The next regular teacher:;' examin-
ations will be held at the court house
in Linton Nov. 9th and 10th. All
teachers whose certificates expire in
November, or who are teaching on
permits are expected to appear for
t ..,l.natlon at this time. Also those
whose qualifications do not reach re-
quiremens for a permit, but who feel
that they can pass the examinations
should take the examinations at this
time. We need ten more teachers.
Earl Steiner, of Williamsport
school district No. 6, received GER
tificate for three months perfect at.
tendance.
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01
NO MUSIC TEACHER SENT IT
Recipient Of Case Of Scotch Sent by
David Wartieid Couldn't Make Ex.
press Agent Believe Him.

Hearing that a friend Of his had
gone to spend the summer in a pro-
hibition vtlluge. David Warfield sent
him case of Scotch whisky.
AS none of the expressmen was H.
censed to deliver liquor, the case rest
ed for couple Of weeks in the express
office, and finally the man to whom 1t
was directed was notified to Gull ut the
express Office and explain the contents
Of the box. As the name of the brand
Of whisky was blaz0ned In large let
ters on the side of the box, the man
saw that there was no possible chance
Of passing 1t off either as patent medi-
cine or ginger ale. "Ah, yes This was
sent by Mr.. David Warfield, the music
master"
For half minute the expressman
looked at the man sneeringly. then
with q superior smile he exclaimed :
"You can have the box II you'll cart II
away. It's addressed to you and
know It's whisky. But don't never try
to make me swallow that music yarn
That box didn't come from no music
teacher"
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01

The government needs Farmers -
we'll % Fighters. Two million, three
hundred thousand acres Of Oregon and
California Railroad Co. grant lands.
Title revested in the United States.
To be opened for homesteads ssd sale.
Containing some Of best land left iA
United States. Large Copyrighed
Map, showing land by sections and
descriptions Of SOIL. climate, rainfall,
paid, One DolIar-Adv.
Grant Lands Locating Co.,
Porand, Ore.
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01
FOR SALE, 16O ACRES.

The East One-Half of the North
east quarter, and the East One Half
of the Southeast Quarter of Section
"a, Township 1876, Range 70, Emmons
County, North Dakota. $2O. 90 per
acre. Will make terms.
j. G.. BONE,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Rogers Building. Adv.
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01
I'm TOWN AND OUT

yohn and Will Tough have been on
the sick list the past week.
Val. Bitz and family visited at the
Joe Bosch home out east of Linton
Sunday.
Peter M. Weisbeck, of Hague, came
up to Linton last Fridy to transact
business.
Fred Kist is building a new barn
on his land in the southwest part of
Linton.
Sternhagen & Paulson started work
on the new building for DR.. C. O.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brown have
moved into one of the VIM. Lee resi-
licences for the winter.
Jacob Biz, of Aberdeen, arrived in
Linton Tuesday to visit at the home
of his nephew, Val. Bitz.
Fred. Freeman, of the Dale coun-
try, was a Linton visitor Tuesday
transacting business.
S. A. Fischer and son, Joe, of
,Strasburg, were business visitors in
Linton last Thursday.
Jay Smith went to Bismarck
Wednesday morning to receive furth-
er medical treatment.
Rev. Ermel, of Eureka, is visiting
in Linton this week, a guest at the
Rev. Butschart home.
Mrs. A. N. Junge entertained d
surprise Halloween party for her son,
Alton, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. Corwine was called to lie
Seuer, Mimi, Monday by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Item.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bich-
Ter, of the Westfield neighborhood,
an 11-pound son, Oct. 29tk.
Alex. Walther and family are COM
fortably located in their home they
purchased from Fred Reemtz.
Ed. and Oscar Larvik, of the Tenn
vik country, came down to Linton
Wednesday to transact business.
Pete Levine, one of the pioneer far
mers of the Kintyre country was a
business visitor in Linton Tuesday. :
Miss Leone Reinke arrived in Lin.
ton Monday evening to assist Regis.
ter of Deeds Cell in his Office duties
Mrs. John Schumacher died al
her home in Strasburg Sunday. The
funeral was held Monday afternoon
j. j.. Bichler and family, of thu
Strasburg country, were Linton visit
prs Saturday At the Anton Horne,
home.
After several days of real winter
weather we arc again enjoying sor
of Indian summer. There is still
considerable amount CT fell work t,
do and the milder weather comes i,
handy. ~i,A4
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01

"a POSITION OR YOUR MONEY
BACK" is our new policy. Write
for full particulars. Humboldt Bus
mess College, Minneapolis, MINI. -
Adv.
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01
reouIs an Ancient oame.

Tennis Is ns old us the Hills, b.
sicaliy speaking. though It has under
gone many changes for the better. h
was played by the Greeks and Romans
under the names OF "sphairisis" and
"piln." As 'pnume" 1t IL mentioned
In the Arthurlan romances and In
the enrlier records Of the dark ages.
In the Fifteenth century It enjoyed
great favor In France. and In England
from the sixteenth century to the
present time.
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01
FOR RENT

Improved half-section farm, five
miles northeast of Temvik, N. Oak.
Inquire of Templeton State Bank, or
address w. F. Dodd, New Hartford.
Iowa Adv.
Emmons County record., 1917-11-01

Adam Jangula arrived home from
Lennon, s. D., last Friday and will
spend week or more with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westerbeck and Mr..
and Mrs. Salmonson were people
down from the kintyre country yes
terday.
Mrs. Roy Scott, who has been vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. Jonley, re-
turned to her home at Inwood, Iowa,
tuesday.
Gerrit Rocks left for Milwaukee,
Wis, last Saturday night where he
will attend an electrical school this
winter.
Levering Seeman and Miss Ida
Coon were baptized at the Episcopal
church last Sunday afternoon by Rev.
Gunnell.
Mrs. Roger Stcdman and children
Of Temvik, are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Coon,
this week.
Mrs. August Obermeier will enter
tain the Ladies' Guild of the Epis-
copal church at her home Wednesday
Nov. 18th.
George Zoller, one of the Emmons
county prosperous farmers, purchased
a player piano from Carl Vorlander
the past week.
County Supt. Briggle, Auditor
Brant and Commissioner McConville
have been busy appraising school land
the past week.
County Supt. and Mrs. Briggle arc
in Bismarck this week attending q
meeting of the North Dakota Educa.
tional Association.
Mr.. Hugers, a Lay-Reader from
bismarck, took charge of the service:
at the, Episcopal church in Lintor
Sunday evening.
Miss Josephine Baker came dowl
from Livona last Wednesday and is as
sisting Mrs. E. H. Smith with he
sewing this week.
The Ghosts and COLLINS are givin,
an invitation dance and supper Fri
day night to the young folks and mar
ried couples of the town.
H. C. Kethum purchased the A. A
Bredberg residence Tuesday of thi
week. The Bredberg family expect t
move out west this winter.
. John Bader, of the Dale neighbor
hood, was Linton visitor Friday o.
his way home from Napoleon wher
he went to get some cattle.
r Clarence Sanders died at Hagu
Thursday from paralysis of the hear
The remains were taken to Randolph
S. D., for burial Friday noon.
| Albert Tough came in from tn
D farm Wednesday and will assist i
4 the Office of the county treasurer fo
the next few months.