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The true Democrat., 1917-01-13

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The Poplar suIHg Sghr.i ami shool
opened Mlsa Riia reifala IT sss orleans
is She teacher
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building az Wjtbrlu has allru through on
account II lts ,liingnesz ef she mill
authorities "a fsHlss assistance
some fcw nurrps smrnts have hesu made
this quartrf through the sBtefuIsa ~
teachers and pumss and salar aaslaiatira
from che fssari Rlrr fence has bsen
piasssl aIsund the seifssl gsulsH sl AuRals
Thls was paih fnr h q sprr 10 ppfupFia
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st.Hisi et Wahvdslh Additions Co the
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cfauEs it.B. and pifh sad slNth Grade
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The true Democrat., 1917-01-13

Motion made by Rogers, seconded BY
Monn That the roWu donate the sim Of
So oe to The True Democrat towards dc.
ffayiug the expenses uf It's booster edition
Carried
SIS 0e waa appropriated 30 the roa9
contingent fund aud tz75 90 TO Plant fund
un motion meeting adjourned 10 Tues
day night Jan rs, 1917
A. h. BAlANT. MAYER
q T. Ft.ETTlSGER, Clerk
hereby ctrtifs that the foregoing il Il
true and correct copy Of the original
minutes as thcy appear Ia minute book q
pages ~ and as
q l.. pl.ETTtNgER. viefk
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26
,Aazeltsn Happenings.

From the Republican, July 10th.
Miss Hazel Roop and Mrs. Earl
Frederick were down from Bismarck
a couple of days last week visiting
local friends.
Bankers G. A. Lenhnrt and H. o.
Batter returned last Friday from
Fargo, where they attended the state
convention of bankers.
VIM. Baxter was over from Brad
dock last Thursday, bringing over sew
eral of the ladies who attended the
card party at the home of Mrs. S. F.
Wright.
Mrs. David Kurtz, who has been
visiting at the homes of her sister,
Mrs. H. A. Armstrong, and her sister,
in-law, Mrs. A. F. Kurtz, left Monday
for her home at Cleveland, Ohio.
F. C. Bolen, who last week sold out
the Square Deal Garage to Frank
Glines, of Braddock, took French leave
of Hazelton in an automobile some
time Thursday night ard left quite q
bunch of unpaid debts behind.
Ray Morford had one of his legs
badly cut last Saturday OF: mower
sickle. He had loaded mower into
a spring wagon and started home. In
going down the Kalbyrcr hill just
west of town The machine shucked
! around and soma part of i. caught a
/ wheel. This forced the sickle sudden
ly forward and jabbed the teeth into
the calf OF Mr.. Mcrford's leg, inflict-
ing two ugly CACHES that required four
, stitches to cloce up.
I Cloyd Kurtz, of the Kurtz Bros
, farm, met with a horrible accident
last Sunday morning, which resulted
in dislocating and breaking many
bones, and which will lay him up TO,
the balance of the season at least. He
went out to the new barn Sunday
morning to put up brackets for the
hay-fork. He fell with such force that
the floor where he struck was broker
through on either side of the joists
Examination disclosed that the left
shoulder was dislocated, three ribs
broken, left hip dislocated, left ankle
dislocated and the bone between the
knee and the ankle broken. Beside:
these he was of course badly shaker
up internally and had many outward
minor bruises. 1t is nothing shor
of miracle that he survived. thu
shock at all.
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proving as rapidly Al might be hoped
for. They were also accompanied by,
Miss Helen jacobson.
Miss Elsie Sueltz returned from
two-weeks' vacation at Big Stone lake.
South Dakota, last Monday
Judge and Mrs. G. A. Bryant and
son, Roy, of Napoleon, were visiting
in Braddock one day last week.
Mesdames H. w. Allen and L. NJ.
Doerschlag were visiting friends at
Wishek couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. CA. Stickney autoed
up to Bismarck last Saturday on q
business and pleasure trip combined.
They returned home Sunday evening.
The stockholders of the Braddock
Telephone Company had meeting
last Tuesday evening and elected j
w. Mikesell as director for q term Of
three years and C. A. Stickney as
treasurer. ]. A. Miles resigned as
director and o. M. Vie as secretary,
and appointments will now have to be
made to fill these vacancies.
The members of the Farmefs' Ele-
vator Company had meeting last
Saturday and elected the following
three directors for a term of three
years: j. w. Mikesell, Harry Albright
and Grant Peterson. There are also
three followers: w. w Mandigo, o. B.
Martini and H. A. Reamann.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26
Pollock Pick-lJps.
From the Progress, July goth.

From the Progress, July goth.
A. Olson Rudy was down from the
Winona district Saturday.
Arthur Pitts, of Linton, was visiting
at the Ed. McConville home in Dale
over Sunday.
Roy Bales returned home yesterday
from horse-buying trip of several
days in northwestern Emmons county.
This is hog day and wagon loads of
market-toppers were rolling into Pol
lock this morning before the sun had
hardly appeared above the horizon.
A number of our residents are at
Strasburg today in attendance at the
dedication ceremonies being held at
the Holland church recently completed
in that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Long were here
from Timber Lake visiting relatives
over Sunday. Mrs. Long is sister
to Mrs. M. DeBoer and Mrs. Lou Dorm
bush. They departed for home Tues
day, going via Mobridge
Besides the damage done in the
Westfeld neighborhood by hail during
the storm last week, several farmers
in Glanavon township report losses.
But by far the greater losses were
suffered in the Westfield neighbor-
hood, several farmers having their en-
tire crop destroyed.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26

CHIC. AZ AVICAouu tney uchxu I0lAS
by members of the Belgian commission
who were roundly cheered. In Can
ada they had chance to see how the
war is affecting our neighbor. There
are practically no able-bodied young
men left at home.
Mrs. G. A. Lenhart was a Linton
visitor yesterday.
Owing to commissioner proceed
ings, draft news, etc. ), locals are some
what neglected.
The NJ. E. picnic at R;eker's grove
last Thursday afternoon proved to be
very successful affair. A fine lunch
and ice cream and cake rounded out
the afternoons pleasure.
W. H. johnson spent Tuesday at
his farm and returned Wednesday to
the Bismarck hospital where he has
been receiving medical treatment for
blood poison in his arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Petrie returned
asst week from their extended visit at
the Twin Cities and at Mrs. Petrie's
home at Whitehall, Wis. They made
the return trip in their new Velie.
C. Pool and Mrs. Pool were up from
Westfeld Thursday Of last week. Mrs.
Pool was formerly Miss Schon, an
Glendale young lady who went to the
Westfe!d country to teach last fall.
Don Macdonald, of the Glencoe
neighborhood, went to Bismarck Mon
day to enlist in the navy. His name
was near the top of the list drafted,
and he preferred navy life to that of
the army.
The members of the county board
of health took jaunt through the
south end of the county to investigate
the school houses. Several districts
will be invited by them to build new
school houses.
Clark Brindle, Joe Appert, VIM.
Nuremberg, Martin Appert and son
Dick Shea and son were Hazelton PEG.
pie who brought down bunch OF
horses that are to be shipped to Eu.
rope for army purposes.
Twelve carloads of cattle will bt
shipped Saturday to Sioux City, al
follows: L. D. Seeman, 6; Jos. Bosch
A; Fred Kelch, 2; Elmer Anderson, l
Mr.. Anderson will also ship car O.
horses to eaetern markets.
Local grain buyers have received
information relative to the new fedora
grain grades: No. weighing SO lbs
as compared with the old weight of s.
and two pounds less for each grade
Durum must weigh 81 for first grade
A couple of days this week it ha
trid to rain, but only sprinkle re
suited. Rain now will increase tn
grade and the yield, but as to whethe
or not the crop is total failure i
already known. The crop report
will vary materially. The Winon
country looks about the best.
S. w. Johnson, of Aberdeen, ha
DSSI d"diuSu Vic COIlIdSC lVi Luc NeN
parochial school at Strasburg, it cos
ing $4,000. Mr.. j. plans to star
the building at once and have it com
pletcd in time for the opening O
school in the fall. The construction i
in charge Of Architect j. W. Henr,
Of Aberdeen.
A shower was held at the F. B
Streeter home which was given by tn
ladies Of that neighborhood for Mis-
Jennie Meier, who was to have bee
married Monday to MIR. Jos. Mile
of Hague, the marriage being late
POSTPONED because of the likelihood {
Mr. Miller being one Of the dra:
army to go to Europe.
: The Record called up the adjutar
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26
YOU ARE WELCOME.

"'The Ripened Harvest" will be the
subject of the sermon at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to everyone
to be present. That means you.
Evening worship at o'clock.
Sabbath school at 1890 A. NJ.
Don't send your children to our
Sabbath school. Bring them.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock. Topic for tonight: "The
Masters Magnanimity.
Everybody's Friendly.
S. NJ. SWANEY, Pastor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26
IN TOWN AND OUT

are quarantinea in the Petrie resi-
dence.
Otto Didszeunet, Emmons county
pioneer from the Marie country, was
in town Tuesday.
Andrew Weber and family, of Ash
ley, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Helm
rich over Sunday.
Anton Wingerter is enjoying visit
from q sister who arrived Tuesday
from Lennon, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Horner spent
Sunday out in the Dakem country with
the Jeo Bosch family.
Mrs. j. J. Bichler, of the Strasburg
neighborhood, has gone to Aberdeen
for medical treatment.
Mrs. Peter Kraft, of Strasburg, is
here for a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Frank Meier, Jr.
Alex. Walther, who has been work
ing at the Bazaar, has gone home to
help with harvest work.
E. Kiefer and family, Of Hague,
we're in Linton Wednesday to have
some dental work done.
The Catholic sewing cirle met at the
home of Mrs. Anton Horner Thursday
afternoon of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, uncle and aunt
of Mrs. VIM. Pagel, left Monday fer
their home in Michigan.
Miss Katie McAllister, Of Braddock,
is visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. John Shenkenberger.
DR.. Baer, of Braddock, was bust
ness visitor at the county seat Satur-
day and again yesterday.
Miss Hauge is taking care of the
county treasurer's Office this week dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Atha.
Auditor George and Lineman Gard
ner, of the Dakota Central, were in
Linton Thursday of last week.
Miss Knox, Episcopal deaconness
from Fargo, visited at the Roy Carley
and A. N. Junge homes this week.
Chris. Just and family, of Mcintosh
county, were here Monday on their
way home from visit at Glen Ullin.
Otto becker, of the Gcrnla.l .\n:c~.
lean State Bank, vent to bismarcl
LUG: Gay morning to enlist in the navy
! VIM. Haag enjoyed visit from his
father Saturday of last week. The
gentleman spent Sunday at Hazelton
Ludwig Huber and family were il
from Marie to visit their mother
who is very i'll at her home in Linton
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pagel drove t.
Bismarck Monday to take Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce there to catch the train fol
home.
Excavation began Monday for new
six-room bungalow for C. A. VOL
verton just north of DR.. Wolverton'
house
Several of the young people from
Linton attended the dance in the Kurt
barn near Hazeton last Saturday CIV
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruede, of the HON
( Hotel, arrived Thursday of last wee
from their visit to South Dakot
: points.
5 L. D. Secman returned last wee
: from short visit at Detroit, MINI
The family remained there for long
: err visit.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Meier
e of Linton, and Mr.. Jos. Miller, @
: Hague, was scheduled to take plac
e in Linton Monday of this week. Nj
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26

Mliier, however, ID quite nlRn on Cne
list for military duty, and the wedding
has been postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reemts and
children have gone to South Dakota
points for visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. F. C. Turner, formerly living
on the lower Beaver, was here from
Sioux county between trains on bust
ness Monday.
Miss Martha Kraft, of Strasburg,
who has been working at the Frank
Meier, Jr., home returned to Stras-
burg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Busby went over
to Glendale last week to bring home
Miss Carrie, who had been attending
summer school there.
The Ladies' Aid will meet next
week at the home of Mrs. Richard
;auttcr, to be entertained by Mes
lanes Sautter and Gillespie.
The Brokofsky and Coventry fam
lies and Miss Nora Melander, of
3raddock, have been camping on the
Beaver near the Saddler farm.
Mrs. c.. O. Smith left for Reynolds,
n. D., Saturday to visit her mother
and to bring home Miss iona, who has
been spending the summer there.
I Chris. Geisler and wife, of Ashley,
were here Thursday of last week for a
visit. Their niece, Miss Leona Schott,
1 returned with them after two weeks
visit.
MIR and Mrs. George Backhaus re-
turned from Bismarck where Mrs. B.
has been in the hospital. John Shenk-
enberger took them to their home at
Dale.
Rev. Butschart received a letter
recently from his mother in Germany
which stated that the German people
are anxious for peace as soon as pos.
sible.
Walter Mcwing went to Belfield
this state, Tuesday to take charge OF
a lumber yard for week or ten days
during the absence of the regular
agent.
Mrs. Bridget Stats, who has livet
! in this county since the early SOS
was taken to Bismarck Wednesda,
for medical treatment. The lady j!
very infirm.
John Reamer, who has been build
ing roads in southern Emmons thi
summer, expects to leave next Tues
day for fishing trip at some of tn
Minnesota lakes.
Miss Hazel Corner left yesterda!
for her home in South Dakota after ,
short visit with her Linton relatives
Miss Annie Norman accompanied he
home for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Benjamin, mer
chants from Lake Norden, S. D., wer
in Linton this week on their way HON
: from visit with the Holsti family il
Wilson township.
Co. Treas. and Mrs. E. T. Atha hav
gone to Ortonville, Mimi, for visit
The trip was made by auto and tn
Atha children and Alton Junge vii
return with them.
Mrs. Johanna Huber died at tn
home CT hot so4-!a-.aw, Gothic
Schatz, at Temvik, Tusday. She wa
76 years of age, and death was due t
heart failure. She will be buried a
( Temvik today.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Briggle re
turned Saturday night of last wee
from their trip to Portland, Orego.
; where they attended the annual meet
I ing of the National Educational AS
e ISOLATION. They report splendi
:. trip out by way of the Canadian Pa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26

generals Office yesterday and asked
about Emmons county's draft quota.
We were informed that Emmons 'coun-
ty must furnish Ill men, less the
number of voluntary enlistments, the
latter totaling one. We asked what
had become of our other credits, and
were informed that we might get
further credits.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26

Mike Goldade was in from Marie
Tuesday.
?. C. Maier, of iceland, sper. Fri
day in Linton.
Henry Klaudt is the new machinery
man ut the Bazaar.
MIR and Mrs. Val. Wolf spent Sun
day at Strasburg.
Henry Wentz autoed to Bismarck
on business Friday last.
Wallie Kyes and family were up
from Emmonsburg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huber, of Ma
RE, spent Tuesday in Linton.
TheJohn Miller family were up from
Hague Sunday and Monday.
Ed. Miller. the Hague contractor,
sIent Sunday at the county seat.
Don Paul, Milwaukee agent at
. Hague, was in Linton Friday night.
NJ. Langliers, of southwestern EN-
mons, was Linton visitor Monday.
Miss Nora Melander, of Braddock,
is visiting the Coventrys in Linton.
Daniel Walz, of Zap, N. D., visitel
Linton friends Thursday of last week.
Bernhart Aren, of Aberd: Il, vas
here Friday on his way to Bismarck.
Miss Florence Culbertson entertained
the Ladies' Guild yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Scott and son left last week
by auto for visit in South Dakota.
p. G.. Levin, pioneer farmer, was
down from the Kintyre country Tues
day.
Miss Mile Pettis, of Mcintosh, S.
d., is guest at the Fogle home this
week.
Mrs. Randall, mother of Mrs. Tom
Fergus, has been on the sick list this
week
Henry Frerking and family, re sr.
tas, were Sunday guests OF the Ruede
in..nIy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Wag-
ner were Napoleon people in Linton
Friday.
Dr. W. C. Wolverton, accompanied
by his father, autoed to Bismarck yes
terday.
The monthly gasoline famine is
broken again. A car finally arrived
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kist and child.
rem drove to Steele yesterday for a
Z short visit
VIM. Heb, of Lodi, Calf; arrived ii
Lirtcn last week for an EXTENDED bus
mess visit.
.. Niss Eva Kopp, of Fort Yates, was
3naLinton Friday to have some denta
$9work done.
James Raglan came up from Dale
Saturday and went to Bismarck OF
Wednesday.
Miss Matilda Reich, of Temvik, wa:
here Friday for visit with her sister
Mrs WAGNER.
J. J. Bichler, and family, of Stras
burg, were the guests Of Linton rel
atlvcs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Junge and Mr.
.-.ard Mrs o. | Shehoc were Bismarcl
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Fergus entertained the follow
ing ladies Tuesday evening: Mise
Westmillcr, Hauge, Wolverton, Daw
son and Stewart.
A niece of Mrs. Harry Petrie re
turned to Linton with her for visit
Shortly after arriving in Linton tn
little lady was taken down with dph
iberia, and now she and Mrs. Petri
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26
BraddoCk Brevities.

From the News, July 10Th.
Senator AMI Mrs. H. w. Allen spent
Sunday at the John j. Peterson home
south of Braddock.
F. ]. Zellmer and two daughters
went up to Bismarck, Sunday, to visit
with Mrs. Zellmer who is confined in
a hospital there am who is not i'm
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-26

Three Ford touring cars and one
Buick Six for sale. Apply for in
formation to the Linton Motor Co..
Adv. ,
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iissn, nno burum IN i'm Winter bic
Gtaibluft feutter als i'm Gommer.
Die ssrngs fpirb dber nod t6mpiis
sirisr, iptnn man bic bur@fhniitlif,.
Suftfsuhtiateit su ben rtrf@isbtnsn
Saaesseiten in Yeiratt siebt. Damn
eraibt iih ndmlib. bub bic Cuff am
sIbtnb IN ben StGbisn fenhter au ftin
pflsat oIs IN ben ptpreens urb Wits
tnasiiunben. Dait str Reselmibisi.it,
inii Der bic SortI1offlins bes Esaens
unb Gfsn.efpaFers in hn mobernen
@rpbifGbten sn olIsn 9nstss.iteii
eIetdyu,dBis roresnpmmsn 5it r.rben
pflegt, ipiro man he ftirtere obenb'
Iide fSeiibtBieit nidt bnr6 0crban'
tenfsin ur5berer RitberfhlassmoHen
ertldren f0nr.n, man tptrb ia pitlmtts
cnnsbmen uiiFen, bab bic 9nfibsirs'
eun9en, bic ia In ben bsrfhisn.nen
Taa.sseiten psrTtieosns1urhT6niits
iidrts babsr. fi6 duh bel Der anfis
fsudtiatsit in Stnbt uHo 2anb GAM
tsrffiebsn benterfbnr MAIDEN, une
tiefe GinfIilFe iptrb man nlerbinss
ned a.nou,r Rribirer miiHen, i'm sa
isbm, pie +. f9 neb.n ben,n ber
.etrab.ntsinisuna bemerlbar modem