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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
NEODVISLOST ALBANIE.
Byla uznana Svazem Narodn
a neJvyssi rada urci
hranice.

Geneva, A. rijna. Ia
dneSniho zasedani delegatd
do Svazu narodG rozhodnuto
prohlasiti oficieln6 Albanii "a
svobodnou zem, kteryzto ma
vrh dan byl zastupcem Kap
ska lordem Cecilem pfiiat
byl zna6nou v6tSinou hlas1. AL
bansko-srbsky spor ma byti u
rowan spojeneckou nejyvsSi
radou, kdezto svaz vySle k hra
nicim tenn rovn6z zvlaStni ko-
misi, ktera ma pohranitni tu
zalezitost vySetriti.
Jak znamo, Srbov6 die Ver-
saillsk6 smlouvy mali narok
ma pruh zeme podel feky Dri-
ny Sc vinouci, ma kter6zto ize
mi 6ini 81 Albanci rovnez naro
ky k vuli nemuz ma Drine
mezi Srby a albanskymi hora-
ly mnoha Sarvatka byla jiz sve
dena. Zastupce Albanie, bi-
skup Noll jest jmenem sv6ho
naroda ochoten podrobiti Sc
kazd6mu rozhodnuti spojene-
cke rady, ktera rovnez prohla
81 politickou neodvislost zmi-
meme zeme, iakoz i rozhodnu-
ii komise ligy ohledn6 sporu
pohranicniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
REGlSTRUJTE JIz DNES!

VSichni clevelandSti volici a
voli6ky, ktefi Sc hodlaii cinne
podileti dne 8. listopadu ma
volbach mayora, mestsk6 ra-
dy, municipalnich soudcd a
clen0 skolni rady musi Sc ne
chati jest6 pred volbami regi-
strovati.
Ones jest prvni registracnf
den. Volebni bulky budou o.
tevreny cd 9. hod. dop. do 8.
odp.~ "a cd 5 h. odp. do 10 vec.
Hranice iednotlivych precink-
til byly vSeobecne zmeneny
pri movu uBpofadani NEST
skpch volebnich ward. Nevite-
Ii nahodou, Y kterem precink-
tu bydlite, idete do nejbliz$i
Volebni bulky, kde yam IL
rednik ochotne oznami, kde Sc
vase budka nal6za.
Registruite jiz dnes, pokud
mo2no brzy uspofte sob6 Il
fednictvu pfiliS yelky naval Y
poslednich chyilich registrace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
BUDOU SOUDITI VALEC.
NE PROVINILCE.

Sofie, Bulharsko, a. fiina.-
Narodni tribunal, ienz souditi
bude byvale ministerstvo Ra-
doslavovo a ostatnf, kdoz obvi
n6ni isou z valeGnych zlocinn,
Sc liz ustavil a zahaif sv6 "a.
sedani y deseti dnech. Byvaly
vrchni velitel bulharske arma-
dy. general Jekov, iiz obdrzel
svobodny prachod Rumunskem
a predesle noci odjel 2 Berli-
ma do Sofie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
200, 900 MADARU We
ZBRANI.

Widen, A. rijna. = Prave u
vereinena rakouska vojenska
zprava pravi, re Uhry mali We
zbrani 100000 muzd. nichz
10000 Jest blfzko rakouskych
hranic. VeSkere vojsko, jak Sc
pravi, Jest pripraveno pro pol
nj sluzbu, Jest opatreno vse-
moznou vyzbroji a ma k dispo
sici mnozstvf t9zkych del.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
ZASEDANf SVAZU NARODU.
BEIGE. BRASILIE. SPANELSKO A GINA OPETNE
ZVOLENY JAKO TRVALf CLENOVE RADY
SVAZU NARODU

Geneva, riina = Druh6 shromazd6ni Svazu NarodG od
roto hodn dne vecer, kdvz bylo op6tne zvolio Beg
Rrasii. Cnu a Span6sko trval6 cleny rady.
Van Kanebeek shrnuie praci zasedani pravi
kdoz ocekava od Svazu zazaky ez by pfetvoTy v6t
nahle raj zkamani ale pesme kteT pfedpovida
rozpadnu Svazu budou zmateni docilenym vysledky
Zminoval dnlezitosti meznarodniho soudu
r6zngch echnckych organsacch zfizenych shrc
rnazdenm jako pokroku druhu nemaconasm,
jaky Svaz mel pfivodti.
vetsiny delegatG vykonan6 praci Jest rozdeeno
avsak povsechne vysedky uspokoujl
ze nebylo podnnuto veci odzbrojen vysvetlue
uznano bvo neeps nechat vonou cestu konfe
renci washinetonsk6 ez tim d6elem svolana jtych
san lest vvadovana obava ze ma wasngonske konferenc
mze byt dan podn6t zaozeni move sveove organsace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
DIVE DfVkY ZABITY.

Cincinnati, O., 5. riina. Mar
garet Crane-ova, 15-leta, dee
Ia Charles Crane-a, vrchniho
riditele Crane Lumber Co. z
tohoto m6sta a Florence Edge
worthova, rovnez 15-leta, by
ly zabity zde dnes vecer, kdyz
automobil, Y nemz jelly, Sc
pfekotil,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
RAMA BYLA SMRTELNA.

Waco, Tex, 5. rijna. Louis
Grow, mattel jedne mistni pra
delny, jenz byl poran6n y Lo-
rene, kdyz Serif Buchanan Sc
pokousel zastaviti pruvod Ku
Kluxu, zemrel dnes. Ocekava
Sc, re nyni velka porota bez-
odkladn6 zapo6ne Sc svoii pra
CT. Serif a Ed Howard, jenz
byl rovnez zranen pri vytrzno-
sti.. isou dosud nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
SEBEVRAZDA STARENY MA
HUSOVE AVE.

74-leta stafena pi. Louisa
Goldova, bydlici els. SOP
Husova Ave, byla souzena
vleklou nemoci, coz zavdalo
as nejhlavneisi pficinu, re Sc
sama zbavila zivota. Obesila
Sc pomoci Sndry y vlastniho
zupanu ma postelni postranici.
Byla nalezena svoii snachou
jiz jako chladna mrtvola.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
MIR JUGOSLAVIE OHRO-
ZEN.
Vzpoura chysta Sc pry Chor
vatsku Bosne.

Zahfeb, Chorvatsko. 4. iii
ma. - V Choryatsku Bosne
jest pln6m proudu hnuti, iez
ma ia ucel odtrzeni t6chto cd
Jugoslavie a jak Sc proslycha.
kazdym okamzikem doiiti NH
re k udalostem velikeho W.
znamu.
Vychazeiici zde "Hrvatski
List pravi: mas den brzo
Pride. NaSe ta'pelivost je U
konce. My nemh3eme dele III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
REkOVE ODRAZILI TURKY.

Ath6ny, ). rijna. Gen. Papo-
lous, recky vudce Y Male ASH,
odrazil silny utok tureckych
nacionalistd blize Afiun Kara
hissaru, oznamuje Sc 1redne
zde. Rekove pax presli K often
sive a zpusobili nepriteli znac
ne ztraty. Sami ienom malo
pry utrpeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
SPANELOVE MA POSTUPU.

Madrid, 5. rijna. Spanelsk6
voisko Marokku obsadilo A
tlaten, d1lezite mesto, asi diva
Get pet mil zapadne cd Nado-
ru a pokracuje We SVEN postu-
pu, die dredni zpravy vydane
zde dnes,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
RUDi UTRPELI ZTRATY.

Iondyn, 5. riina. Azerbajanska informatni kancear
jest v6domena ze potsoy6tsk6 hnu Azerbaanske rep-
bice nayva pudy posIedn bv6 Karabaghu rusk6 rude
vojsko zratio 200 zabych 5000 ran6nvch rovnez della
ny vaecny material NZpoura nyni rozSfrila po
distriu Kasaksk6m Povsacum veil sultan bey Sultanoy
de armad6 gen. LesvadovskY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
POZAR We VEZENi.

lona Mich, D. ffina. Ohen vzniknuVSi
poepSovne IL hodn dnes dopoledne Zpusobi $500
600 Skody W chovanci vSeobecneho zmatku uprchi
ceny byy cey uesanecke admipstraGn radovny. kape
fadoVna spraVce vezen hen povsa od ampy ker6 eden
chovancu pouzva pr sprayce fechy administrator
love
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
BOLSEVICI We VLADIVOSTOKU.

Bern, Svycarsko fiina. Zde byla obdrzena zprava
re Vadvostok byl op6tn6 obsazen boSevkv jest nod
Spravou bolsevckych komisaru Antonova Zeitna.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Want KNEE OUT
OF PUBLIC EYE
y1Ssouri Goes On Record for Skirt
Down to Ankles. Cotton Hose
and Low Heeled Sh0es.\

Washington. April 27.-United
Press. missouri today jumped
into the lead in the fight to take the
feminine knee out of the public eye.
The state, through its delegates,
vert on record at the national con-
ress Of Mothers and Parent Teach
srs' association convention here as
opposed to the display Of knees,
shinbones and large areas OF breast
bone.
Mrs. Mary Ward Morgan. chair
man Of the publicity committee of
the Missouri state branch, and Mrs.
William Ullmann, president, de-
tlared to the delegates their inten-
ton to carry their fight for dress
reform to all parts Of the nation.
They reported surprising success in
The high schools of Missouri.
Here is the costume of the Mis-
souri, high school girl:
A MILDLY, blue skirt reaching we'll
l down TO the ankles, cotton hose and
low heeled shoes. Cosmetics of all
sorts are barred. Just enough pow
Der to take the shine of the nose is
allowed.
Both Mrs. Morgan ard Mrs. Ull-
mann, who are residents of Spring
lad, Mo-, reported that the year
reform dress has been one Of the
most successful school years in the
city, The psychology and democ-
ncy OF simple dress were recorded
y me actual work OF the pupils,
w. Morgan said.
We finally believe that the gen.
eiaily high marks made in the last
SCHOOL year-the best in the history
y the schools there-can be at
.louted directly to the dress re-
lom," Mrs. Morgan said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
ERS
UNION men
IDIH | LDOUTs


s,actofs and allied trades
i,. men are at . deadlock today
- no prospect Of any change
. IN the relationship between
|ss employers and tho craftsmen
,ording to information gained
- their leaders.
nEE !. Burns, secretary Of the
s.sa.City BUILDERS exchange. and
Ssrlss Reagan, editor Of the La
Reyiew, who are in close touch
- he plans of the unions. an.
ssraced that the situation remains
I, ;Sehsngsd.
~ Burns said that there wat
~ little actual building by the
tractors, aud the unions an
s.sseed that they have no knowl-
Sss AZ the contractors obtaining
~ TO take the places OF union
s1s Al Z wage Is per cent below
~ prssent agreements.
~. unions renewed their decla-
4 ..t i 10 stand pat against a reduc-
80 in wage scales. and claim that
~, men are working for indie
sssdeut contractors and under In
3iyidual employment by property
No Meeting Of Painters.
~ Robert Holdorf. president Of the
psinters' District council, and
] shairman Of the wage committee.
Sid this morning that there had
Nm no meeting called between the
union wage committee and the
master painters.
M. Holdorf said that so per cen,
- The members Of the union are
working, some employed at the
union paint store in Rock Island
some for Independent contractors
ana some under direct employment
The Davenport local, No. 676, last
nfeht appropriated $500 to open a
T,tore in that city and Mr.. Holdori
aid that the Rock Island and MO
line local. No. 502, is making plans
TO open a store in Moline in addi-
ton to the one in Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
PLAY T0DRAW
BIG AUDIENCES
Senior Production Reservations In.
dic4te Sellout; Promise Dra.
matte Success.

There are still seats to be had for
"All-of-a-Sudden Peggy" teh senior
class play to be given in the Illinois
theatre Friday and Saturday, but
they must be procured Immediately.
A crowd besieged the box Office
yesterday afternoon.
"All-of-a-Sudden Peggy" is ex-
pected to be one Of the best plays
the high school ever presented, sur
passing 1.-THE Fortune Hunter" and
"A Pair OF Sizes" the successes Of
the last two years.
Story Of Play Relates Adventures.
Lord Quackenthorpe, an English
nobleman interested in spiders
has invited Mrs. O'Mara and her
daughter Peggy to come to. his
home and help him with his book
on trapdoor spiders. Lady Quack-
enthorpe and her brother, Major
Phipps, are afraid Peggy will marry
his lordship and they will lose
their home. To prevent this they
prevail upon Jimmy, the younger
son, to dazzle the girl and draw
her attention away from Anthony.
his older brother.
The play during the next two
acts are the results of his attempt
to dazzle her. He falls in love
with her but is refused. Peggy
tells every one she is married to
Jimmy 80 that her mother can
! marry Lord Quackenthorpe. She
falls in love with Jimmy but he
thinking that she is doing it out Of
necessity, refuses her offer Of mar
riage. Peggy thinks up solution
"all-of-a-sudden."
Mary Alice Hiles of the high
school faculty is the director of the
play. Following is the cast:
! Anthony, Lord Quackenthorpe...
................. James Berry
The Hon. Jimmy Keppel. his
brother ....... Frier McCollister
Major Archie Phipps. their
uncle ........ Herbert Rossiter
Jack Menzies, Jimmy's friend :.
| Robert Hallet
Parker, a footman. Canton Carnes
Lucas, Jimmy's man servant.
Foster Perry
Lady Quackenthorpe ...........
................ Margaret Sears
The Hon. Millicent Keppel, her
daughter ...... Helen lavender
The Hon. Mrs. Colquhoun. 800.
............... Elvira Malmrose
Mrs. O'Mara ........ Helen Gaffey
Peggy, her daughter Frances Medill
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
PLACE STUDIES
BEFORE GIRLS
IND Of University of Minnesota
students Bars Calls On Fair
Sex During Quarter.

Minneapolis, April 27.-An or
sss;sail l the bylaws of which pro-
s.Slt It's members calling on a girl
o r,oIe the close of the present
s y ,'s' was formed by University
N.Y. minnesota students yesterday,
.aser the caption THE Non Step
s S.s club" 1t started with six
,a Mr.er members. Each member is
,,s Suired to deposit $40 with the
faith. suai ahty Oh gooo
.., ',,olatlon Of the rule regarding
Ss,a.as carries a forfeiture of the
TSsit and expulsion from the club.
sm rs money forfeited is divided
~. nose remaining firm.
NJ, uSr action should not be con-
ri,,. a !! as uncomplimentary to the
s sS,s a the university" Hal Red
! ra. Treasurer, said. I'VE think
~. .eat deal Of our co-eds, but feel
m; sSnen the quarter is over we
,oI1 " e able to exhibit a big bank
rnn sood marks and a record Of
paoee attendance"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
new TRACT IN
CITY GARDENS


The municipal garden tract was
given an additional four acres today
By Miss Naomi Davenport, who has
granted used OF land on Nineteenth
avenue between Fourth and Fifth
streets, for this purpose.
The tract will be plowed and di-
vided into 4smaller garden plats to
be assigned to families upon appli-
cation. William Ferkel is in charge
Of the garden supervision Of the
plat.
He says that many other loca-
tons throughout the city could be
used to good advantage and has Of
fefed his services in preparing the
land and assigning gardeners. Only
men with families will be eligible
to these garden tracts and in cases
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27

Resolutions mot 10 grant . ~
hour week or give any increase N
wages were adopt1d last evening
It Z meeting OF the Tri-cfty Man
ufacturing Printers' association In
the Davenport Chamber Of Com
merce. A joint meeting Of the en-
ployers and the three unions
rressmen. printers. and bookbind-
ers-has been called for Saturday
afternoon In Rock Island 1t which
time final effort 1t settlement VIII
be made. The three unions are
scheduled to walk out Monday
morning.
The employers last evening Do
cided to begin q publicity CAM
paign in the tri-city newspapsrs,
stating the demands Of tho unions
and the reasons for the refusal on
the part Of the boss printers VIII
be given.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
!. WINS SPELLING RIFF

|sti n ai' S. D.. An 1l-year-old
Ia 4 ", rel Herhst. is the best SPELL
L. davidson county. She won
IA :, county spelling bee in a
n " 10 contestants, all older
-. sSe. She spelled more than
hundred words
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
ON NEW RAsyS

lisa, ~; April 27.-Foreign Min
o.mons said the new German
|us..' did not represent an in.
|Ns over the last proposal at
al .ne . peace conference, but
|ns,,, inherent basis. The pro-
were made public in Berlin,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27

Troop No. I q tAs trinity Epis-
coDd church net lAst evening with
~ ASSISTANT sooutunastss. Edgar
Appiequist. Mr.. Applequist has
been connected with this trU0p for
the last -four yeass - scout and
assistant.
Scoutmastar c. e. Stone Of troop
No. Is had splendid moeting With
bis scouts last evening In the Zion
Lutheran church. This troop ex-
poets to finish high In the eflcien-
q contest which closes next month.
Merit badges which were grant
cd It the last meeting Of the court
Of honor have been received 1t
scout headquarters and may be
obtained By calling for them. The
merit badges for cycling passed
two months ago have also been re-
ceived.
Troop No. rs had . full attend
ance last evening ct its special
meeting. Rev. Mr.. Mann gave .
splendid talk on the last three
scout laws and brought out clearly
that being brave, clean and rev.
erent" Was important II . boy was
to be Z real scout. Members Of
the troop committee we're also
present and the question Of divid-
ing the troop into two groups COM
posed Of older and younger scouts
was brought up by Scoutmaster A.
F. Eichelsdorfer. This will be done
il leader can be secured.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Observation-Disclosures
Chas. Clair
GROCERY
1916 Thirticth Street Rock Island
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Cane sugar, 10 lbs soc
(Limit 10 lbs.)
Cane sugar, 100 lbs ........ .3625
Creamery butter, lb ........ .40c
Gold Medal -four, 40 lb sack $40
Komo -four, 40 Id sack. $3.50. $3.50
Potatoes, bushel ........... .$1OO
Salmon, / ID fat can ....... .S5c
Pink Salmon, small fiat can .1Oc
Pink salmon, tall can cocoon. 15c
Corn, good grade, can $3.50. .lOc
Gem corn, 2 cans ............2 5c
Red Beans, can ...............lO c
Del Monte spinach, 2 cans 80. .4Sc
Campbell's pork and beans. can loo
Sliced pineapple, large can 80. Soc
Peaches, No. ~ can ......... 2Sc
Bartlett pears. No. ~ can .S0c
Del Monte peaches. can 49,. .3Sc
Yuban coffee, ID .4lc
Peaberry coffee. 5 lbs ....... .e1.O0
Crystal white soap, 10 bars %. Goo
P. & G. Naptha soap, 10 bars .7Oc
Big Four soap, 10 bars Csc
Luna soap, 10 bars ........... 40c
PHONE r. 1. s65.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23
K. p. NOTES

There will be regular meeting
this Thursday evening at which time
a report will be made by the delegates
to the Grand Lodge, and it win be
to your interest to be present.
Linton Lodge won a $50. 90 prize
in the Insurance Department for
heading the list for the United States
! in their class. The check has arrived
and disposal Of the money will be one
of the orders of business. Some are
in favor of turning it over to the
Pythian Sisters. How do you feel :?
Be on hand, and express your idea, or
forever hold your peace.
G. R. Harry Lynn was elected
Grand Outer Guard at Grand Lodge
at the recent session at Minot. This
will give US four delegates next year,
and certainly pleases the local lodge.
A new entertainment committee
was appointed at the last meeting,
and we can look forward to some good
times the coming summer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23
CARD OF THANKS

We take this opportunity of thank
ing all who so kindly lent their aid
and sympathy to us in the burial of
our son and brother, Joseph p. APP
pert. We thank all, but we especially
extend our thanks to the members of
the American Legion for their kindly
acts of sympathy and respect shown
to their dead comrade, who gave his
life in defense Of the principles for
which this nation stands. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Appert
and Family ).
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23

to handle traffic at the main street
crossings, regulate speeding and the
parking of cars at the park and at
the bali game. Certain ones will be
assigned for all day duty, and the rest
of you are expected to do your bit
at helping out during the rush time
up town and at the park. M. p.
bands will be furnished to those that
are on duty. 1t will not be much
work for any except just few, and
will add several good round dollars
to the treasury. The ladies and girls
helped us out on Memorial Day by
working hard for us, SO we can work
little and swell the fund.
There was good attendance of
Service men at the funeral of Joseph
| Appert at Haze ! On on Monday, but
not as many as should have been
there, It is your duty on these oc-
Itcasions to be on deck for you do
not know when it will be your family
that will ask the Legion to turn out
and do hQnorS for you, and don't for
get it, THE Legion will be there, even
though you do neglect to attend
meetings and occasions of this kid
yourself. It matters not whether
you know the man or not, he wore
the uniform the same as you, and
maybe haG he not gone it would have
been you that would have been in his
place when the fatal shot came.
Keep this in mind.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23
CREAM! CREAM!

will give away absolutely Free
1000 Pounds of the Highest Quality
Steel Cut Coffee. One pound is given
as Premium with each 10 gallons
Of cream. If you deliver less than 10
gal, you get coupon, point for
each gallon, and when you have 10
points you are entitled to l pound of
this coffee. l want the cream, and
to get it, l am at all times going to
pay the highest Market Price, and l
will meet all competition.
Try me with your next can. / will
guarantee to please you in every re-
spect. am,
Very truly yours,
r. SAUTTER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES

The Legion has been invited to par
ticipate in the Parade on the .4th Of
July, and the commander wishes as.
large turn out as possible Of the
service men. Come in uniform, if
possible, but be present anyway.
The city council and park board
have asked the Legion to take charge
of the policing Of the city and park
on the Fourth. ) We will be expected
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23
IN TOWN AND OUT


John Mohn arrived in Linton Fri
|iday to visit relatives.
|; Chris Albrecht, of Temvik, spent 8
flew hours in Linton Monday.
Mike Baumgartner, ST., Of Stras.
burg, was Linton visitor Monday.
Miss Alice Stewart left Tuesday
fmorning for Mayville to attend sum-
'mer school.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malsom, Of
.Hillsview, visited at the Matt Volk
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Coventry made
a trip to Bismarck Monday and back
the same evening.
DR.. Winchester and Victor Bechtle,
of Hazelton, spent few hours in Lin
ton Tuesday evening.
Jerry Hart and John McCrory, of
Winona, spent few hours in Linton
Monday visiting friends.
: DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Shoemaker
spent Sunday at HazelHon visiting at
the l.. w. Berkholz home.
{ Rev. Rockwell and family are spend
ing this week at jamestown attending
the Sunday school convention.
j. j. Volk, of Hague, and L. Sci
fert, of Linton, drove to Mandan Sun
day to attend the ball game.
Miss Anna johnson expects to leave
Sunday for her home at Fort Clark,
this state, for two weeks vacation.
Ben Ketchum left Tuesday for Sis
seton, South Dakota, and it is quite
probable that he will not return alone.
Misses Opal Hageman and Sylvia
Mcdonnell left Monday for Glendale
where they will attend summer school.
Don't forget the Chautauqua at
Seeman Park on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, June 28th, goth and
Goth.
, Miss Virgins, vino has been teach
ing the Zoller school near Hazelton,
Cleft Tuesday for her home at Manka-
to, Minnesota.
Bert Sweet arrived Tuesday from
Aberdeen to visit at the home of his
sister, Mrs. E. W. Baker, of Phel-
man township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Becker returned
home Tuesday from their wedding trip
spent in the Twin Cities and various
other Minnesota points.
Spare Tire and Rim lost between
Steele and Linton last Sunday even
ing. Chandler tire cover on casing
Finder please notify this Office or VIM.
Rowerdink at Strasburg.-Adv.
\ A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. Berkholz, of Hazelton,
last Wednesday. Mrs. Berkholz was
formerly Miss May Raven, of this
city.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-23
WARNINGS!

/ Any person finding electric light
wires lying on the ground, or hanging
down, should take care not to touch
them, but should phone the company's
Office. as they may cause serious in
jury or death. Their trouble will be
paid for.
Emmons County Light & Power Co.
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