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"A Dangerous Maid"

Only the waves of Laughter that
make audiences rock in their seats,
and only lyrics and melodies that win
applause which stops the show count,
according to Producer Edgar Mac
Gregor. whose new production ex-
employing his standards. "A Danger
Gus Maid" described as a music play,
will be seen at the National Theater
this week, starting tonight. !
1t is declared gay in its tones;
swift in its fun and varied in its com
plications. with heroine in a popu-
lar young stage idol, and its hero. a
young society catch who wants to
marry her"
Charles w. Bell. author Of "Parior,
Bedroom and Bath" furnished the
book Of "A Dangerous Maid" The
score is by George Gershwin, and the
lyrics by Arthur Francis.
The cast includes Juliette Day,
Amelia Bingham. Ada Meade, Juanfta
Fletcher. Creighton Hale (back from
the films to hisa first Lowell. Vinton
Freedley, Arthur Shaw, Frederic Burt
and others-nearly an .'all-star" ag.;
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Amusement &


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- Julian Enge whose has led belief
been born subtle
imperonation of her least the of her
1MPEED by the of her friend Lady Diana
photoplay world the Sylvia
ranks of The Right Girl adding
other contribution of nobility the world of
VIOLET COOPER d.sshtes of the late Frank Kemble
Cooper, and the English actors
has engaged by Charles Fohman
John Barrymore Claire de Lune
(Mrs. John Barrymore).
NOV that Mary it said John
ass
wood Broun INDUCES the thought
written apay about Mary Queen of
love the
will use the story Of Henry VII show that
dramatic matte study Of Mary Queen of Scots leaves behind
put himself on the side Of My apologst but his though
eoquent not at all Lawrence
Nothing about the reception Of Mary Stuart surprising
II coughing really deliberate prologue
new drama about the Rizzio slight;
unhappy life character that Marv
Tor herself the play
theca constructed the greatly
continues Many play; of
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MARC KAW sony for production with Violet
~ Heming in the leading role : - - "
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aThe Eighteenth Amendment" !"

Billy AB., Van ands James j. Cor
bett ,sWill ,hes~ the leading attraction
of TIA BIZ. Keith Theater bill this
week. IN asspirited travesty of "The
Eighteenth Amendment" Both are
in their element and their admirers
ARE enthusiastic over ! them. Nat
N4zzaro. 5r.. with a selected sextet.
sWnl present a novel and beautiful
act containing a rare blending of
song. dance and acrobatfcs.F- Claire
Whitney and Robert Z. Keane will
Gossiper," satire on the Mrs. Grun-
dy OF the twentieth century. Miss
Whitney is the we'll known movie
star and Mr.. Keane ranks among the
nonologists Of the day. Others will
include Dolly Kay. premiere dansuese;
Jack Osterman. in Fifteen Minutes
OF Something: Bartram and Sex
ton. in southern songs and gleeful-
ness; Higgins and Bates, with Hoe
ace Bentley at the piano, and Van
'Cieve and f'Pete." among the laugh
making diversions, with Topics Of
the Day" and the KILOGRAMS.
i. To-day. at g and S:15 pm, last
weeks bill in its entirety will be
repeated.
Tickets are selling for the benefit
o'clock. and every seat will sell, for
stars from the Cosmos and other
theaters, 1t is announced. will pro-
vide a bill worth double the usual
fare. Every dollar of the gross
proceeds goes to the benefit fund of
the IN. v. A. Every vaudeville
manager in America is following the
suit of the Keith houses.
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Abe Reynolds Revue.

Abe Reynolds, comedian, heads MS
own company, THE Abe Reynolds
Revue" at the Gayety Theater TINS
week. commencing this afternoon.
Two acts and seven scenes will be
presented, the settings for which are
described as of unusual beauty. From
the rise of the curtain to the exit
march. it is promised. merry quips:
snappy dancing, pleasing music and
striking novelties will be continuous.
Much Of the funmaking. is left TO
the versatile Reynolds. The cast in.
cludes Monica Redmond. Dot Leigh
ton. Flossie Everette. Art Mayor. Joe
Mercer, Lloyd Peddrick and Spencer,
Ross and Arch, and chorus OF dis
tinction. both in ability and indi-
yidual charm.
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"Once U6on a Time"

A romping ,bitS of musical plot and
revelry enticlsd :Once Upon a Time"
which -featuressE Leland Marsh and
Billy Zeck. wil9 d Supporting quintet
Of clever artisfs. will be the chief
feature Of next weeks bill at the
Cosmos TheateE- others will include
the Four Amayenth Sisters. a novelty
quartet. in a Saa1ightfu! speciality:
Martin and Goodwin, in THE onion
Man." comedy; Martinetti. in variety
specialties out of the ordinary: Al and
Angie Knight, in r"After Five Years."
and. for, the added matinee feature,
Thomas ;Mef&han's latest photoplay.
productioiss:sf fonfiers of the Stars
Haunted. ,Hatse,.s.., E. q Buster Keaton'
comedy Ind s.oDe, of Metros most
amusing.swtn lead the supplementary,
features hteh VIII include news pic,
lures and c3mics - x
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Melody Festival.

For the Strand Theater this week.
beginning tomorrow, Manager Spar
row announces a pretentious and unu-
sual song revue, introducing a sextet
of charming girl vocalists. in Melody
Festival"
Others will be the Skating Macks.
whirling and spinning experts on the
rollers; Jack Reddy, in Character
Studies From Life; Mae and Mill, in
a refreshing musical interlude. "Stol-
en- Kisses" and Frank Sabini, in his
original comedy, II Quit"
Owen Moore, in 'The Chicken in the
Case" is the comedy combination
which will be featured in the photo
play portion of the double bill. 1t Is
a Selznick production from story
by Victor Herman. Minor Aims also
will be shown.
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Collini's Variety Dancers.

Two unusual novelties will head
the Cosmos Theater bill this week
Collinfs Variety Dancers. a sextet of
graceful. artistic whirlwind dancers
in one of the breeziest offerings of
the season. and Belts Seals. the fun
niest animal combination In yaude-
Vile, comprising seals. monkeys. dogs
and a rooster. whose training has
been such as to warrant their pres
entatfon in an animal drama.
The honor feature of the bill will
be Lieut.. Girard, late of the A. E. F..
a gifted pianist who left an arm in
the ArEonne forest in France. John
p. Wade and company will bring a
pdaylet worth while. called "The Coral
Cameo: Fennell and Tyson. team of
exceptional singers and comedians;
Bob Ferns and company. trio of
singing. dancing farceurs. in an anus
Ing feature. and Reed and Blake. q
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Pat White Company.

Pat White, the Irish comedian, and
his company will open at the Capitol
Theater today. at and S:15 p.m.. an
entirely new show The, costumes
worn by the Gaiety Girls chorus are
up-t date versions, and contain many
attractive creations and color combi-
nations. The cast. includes Annie
Grant, Al Golden, Lillian Rockley.
Elsie Bostell, Caroline Ross. Harry
Stratton, Edna Howland. Jack kam-
merer and others.
Pat. as Michael Casey. is the chief
funmaker. and one of the big scenes
shows Casey's dream. Many vaude-
Vile acts are given during the show.
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''Nasaqerader." !"

Guy Bates Bet will come for a re-
turn ensageapt to the shubert-Be-
lasco Theat er Skxt week. in his'latest
starring vehtES The sMasQuerader." +"
which is 'aftlAfting capacity audi
ences 7elsewhektss ts.
Mr.. Post. pfasexits two remarkable
,imper ersonation4 -one,, that of a
naughty member of parliament, whose
senses have Been befuddled- by the
continuous use of drugs; the other a
clean-cut Canadian who is his pIfysi-
cal double and who; takes the place
of 'chiicote IN the world that the
Snnea ss-ss>s -
eTka was adapted by
John Hunter Booth from the novel
by Katherine Cecil Thurston. Richard
Walton Tully Is sthe producer, The
supporting cast..includes Effie Shan
NON. Etwyn Eaton. Katherine Raynor
and others. -
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Rosa Ponselle Friday.

Rosa Ponselle, the dramatic So
prano of the Metropolitan Opera
House. will make her appearance in
Washington at Polrs Theater Friday
afternoon'at 4.30 O'Clock.
On the concert platform Miss Pom
selle has duplicated her triumphs OF
the operate stage and the great; de-
mand for her services throughout the
country is q fitting trfbuta. TO her
beautiful art. TX III Si.sss
Her program. which .is- most un-
usual, will include the. atzs,. .:Paces
Pace. Milo DID," from "Forza del Des-
tino" (verdD; MY Lovely Celia"
(Giles Higgins9.,s Eros" (SFieg9.- ITO
a Messenger" Crank La Forge);
aria, .'Sucidio in Questi. Eyeri Mo-
menti' OPonchielID. "OdoroYa fApriI"
CParelHl. "Psvche" (PaIadfIfe);F bo-
Iero. 'Merce, Dilletto Amiche" from
'sNesprf Siciliani" (yefdf1.
Tickets are on sale at Mrs. Greene's
concert bureau. 9th and G streetes{
CONTINUED on Fourth PsEe) 5
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"Bringing Up Father. !"

Bringing Up Father at the Sea-
shore" musical comedy founded on
the cartoons by George McManus. will
be seen at the Shubert-Belasco Thea
ter this week. beginning tomorrow
night. s,
found in the familiar funny carica-
lures of the newly rich, reproduce
ton Of Jiggs, Mrs. Jiggs, Dinty Moore
and all the characters of the McMa-
nus cartoons.
play. which puts the audience in a
sympathetic mood for Kitty, the
daughter. whose mother insists upon
her marrying into society instead Of
the man upon whom she has set her
heart
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Marcus Show of 1920.

The Marcus Show Of 1920 will come
to the National fheater next week. AS
an-;;adjunct to his current extrava-
ganza, A. B. Marcus announces the Wis
ualization. with living models Of the
celebrated painting by Boufguereau.
trip to- Paris last spring especially to
gather data that would enable him to
produce replica of fsthis masterpiece.
Not only was the entire inanimate en-
vironment done by French artists, it
is claimed. but the score of young
woman models who take part were
selected from the ateliers of the Latin
Quarter.
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George Dixon Thompson Tuesday.

George Dixon Thompson. the well
known pianist of this city. will ap-
pear in recital at the New Willard
Hotel ballroom Tuesday evening at
$50 o'clock Mr.. Thompson's appear
ance here IN recital has created for
him following not often won by a
local artist.
/. Mr.. Thompson's program will in
clude "Fantasie and Fugue. G Minor"
(Bach- -Lisxt); Sonata, B Minor"
(Chopin): four poem. The Eagle"
THE Brook" "Moonshine'' and "Win-
ter" tMacDowelD; chant 5polonais my
Joys" (Chopin-Liszt): The Night
ingale' (Alabieff -Liszt1, wedding
march and Elfin Chorus from Mid
summer Nights Dream" {Mendels-
sohn-Liszt). - "a
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and
Lectures
National String Quartet.

The National String Quartet. COM
posed of Henri Sokolov, first violin;
Max Pugatsky, second VIOLIN, Samuel
Feldman. viola, and Richard Lorie-
berg. violonceiIo, will appear in q con-
cert of chamber music at the Kntck-
erbocker Theater, 18th and Columbia
road, tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
The program follows: Quartet in
4 ajor. op. IS. No. 5 (Beethoyen):
Romance" from the Grieg q minor
quartet: quartet No. ., in ID major
"a. Borodine).
All seats are reserved. :. Tickets at
the office of T. Arthur Smith. 1906 q
street
Evening star., 1921-04-03
Ed Lee Wrothe's Show,

Ed Lee Wrothe and his Best Show
return to the Gayety Theater next
week for their annual visit in a new
vehicle written especially for the ia
nous comedian. Supporting players
include Dolly Sweet, Owen Martin.
Teresa Adams, Grace Fletcher. Will
p. Murphy. Lee Hickman, Russell X.
He'll. the. Marks Brothers and a fea-
tured. chorus.
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Current Attractions
AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK

NATIONAL-"A Dangerous Maid" musical play. Opens this
evening $40 o'clock.
BELASCO-Bringing Up Father musical comedy Opens
evening at $40 o'clock
POLPSMidnght Rounders" musical evening
$40 o'clock.
GARRCKOver the Hill" Fox photoplay. Shown and pm
today
KEITHSEghteenth Amendment" vaudeville. opens
2:l5
cosMos-colns Variety Dancers, vaudeville New show
tomorrow at
81 -
GAYETY-Abe Reynolds Revue buresque Opens today
CAP1TOLPat White Company, bureque Opens today pm
Evening star., 1921-04-03
At Theatefs Next week

POLFS-Walter Hampden, in
Shakespearean repertory..
BELA.SCO-"The Masque-
raider" with Guy Bates Post.
NATIONAL-Marcus Show of
1920, extravaganza.
COSMOS "Once Upon a
Time" vaudeville.
ST R ND Come Here"
vaudeville.
GAYETY-Ed Lee .Wrothe's
Burlesque Show.
CARIIOLvsCutey yCuties,"" bur-
lesqus.s
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Arcade.

The Arcade management announces
another delightful Paul Jones" dance
tomorrow evening, followed Wednes-
day by charming innovation in the
shape of an old-fashioned "Grab Bag"
party, full of fun and surprises for
the "grabbers."
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Walter Hampden in Shakespeare.

: Walter Hampden. in shakespearean
repertoire. will be the attraction at
Polls ,Theater next. week. beginning
Monday night, April IL. In his rep
ertoirel for. Washington, Mr.. Hampden
promises an Interpretation of Mac
beth never before seen in this city.
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"Cute Cuties.Y

Cute Cuties." one of the cleanest
and classiest shows extant,. is an
nounced as the attraction at tie Capt.
tol Theater next week. 1t is abso-
lutely new. and has been built along
original lines, with novelties and
surprises. The cast is composed of
nearly a half hundred, including a
chorus of thirty.
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Coming ATTRACTIONS

bumps. sfniles and eccentric feats of
equilibrium; Will J. Evans. the
Happy Hobo" and the Downing and
Brunin sisters. in a sparkling breeze
from musical shows. 1T Is to Laugh"
Pathe will present Sherry" a spe-
cial Production. as the photoplay.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

new offering of ventriloquism. with
surprise climax.
forbidden Fruit Cecil B. De
Miles noted photoplay production,
will be the added matinee attraction
and a new Christie comedy, The
Reckless Sex" will head the news and
other Aim attractions that complete
the bill
An exceptional program of vaude-
vile and film features is promised for
TODAY starting at p,m
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Efiie shannon last week. joined Guy
Bates Posts company N Philadelphia.
She will play the season ont with him
in '"The Masquerader" and will be his
leading woman in q new play next
season.
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"Come Hsre.s Come Here

!, A .bilfsos stensuai appeal, 10 promised
for next wszksis.the Strand Theater,
including tAs lar comedian. Hank
Brown, & ands S lanth her, 1 In "a hila-;
EioIsslaMSka1El46l6t tied "Come Here,
Come HereSs and 4Le- -Bun. in
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Frank. Moulin has been secured for
princess Virtue" which will open in
Atlantic Citya~oek-fnem tomorrow
Evening star., 1921-04-03
cover. the Hill"

"Over the HILL" (which begins it's
second week at the Shubert-Garrick
TheateE this afternoon, is one of the
most appealing flm dramas produced
in the last decade.
It's success, it Is said. reveals a sig
nificant psychological angle OF the
,showmanship of its producer. William
Fox. There is much of laughter,
wh0ieSome sentiment and genuine
.aS4aisem4nt value in .Over the HILL"
Hle 6irf1 story was made from viii
C4fleton's EARN Ballads" by Paul H.
Sloane and was directed by Harry
Millafd& The part of Ma Benton. the
principal character. is played by Mary
Carr. who has made Of it a MASTER
piece of dramatic art.
Emmons County record., 1921-01-06
brief visit.

UTlc1 WISH.
Clara Bechtle lett Wednesday for
Fargo, where she will receive treat
ment for her eyes. VIM. Bechtle
accompanied her.
Alton Junge returned to his school
work at the university at Grand Forks
after spending the holidays with his
parents in Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dykema and
daughter, Bessie, and Bessie Dyk, of
Strasburg, were Linton visitors Thurs
day of last week.
At the suggestion of numerous citi-
zens, and by order of the city council,
the Fire Whistle will be blown every
Monday at IL o'clock, noon.
Gay Ronning has accepted position
as manager of lumber yard at Up
ham, this state, and has gone to take
charge of his new work there.
25 tons Of hay and Is tens of mil.
let for sale, located IL miles north
east of Hague. Apply to E. B. Wal
ker, Braddock. Adv. de2s.
Linton's typhoid victims in the hos
pital at Bismarck are recovering grad
ually, but are not yet sufficiently i'm
proved to leave the hospitals.
Will take limited number of stock
to pasture in pasture south and east
of stockyards. L. D. SEEMAN
Apply to Chas. Maier.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Pomerance and IA
mily, of Bel6eld, N. D., arrived in
Linton Tuesday night to visit with the
Pomerance and Feinstein families.
Miss Esther Reichard, who has been
spending the holidays with her par
ents north of town, left Monday for
Bismarck, where she attends school.
Miss Clara Schweitzer left Monday
for Valley City to resume her
work at the Normal, after spending
the holidays with. her mother in In
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rencie A. Haak,
, Mr.. Haak's mother and his sister,
Rena, were visitors from the Stras-
burg neighborhood yesterday after
noon.
The north train did not reach Lin
ton Monday night until nearly mid
night. Some engine trouble caused
the engine to be sent to Mandan for
repair.
Miss Helen Kiefer, of Dale, arrived
in Linton Sunday night and visited
with Mrs. Evans before leaving for
her school work at the Valley City
Normal.
Gilman Hanson left Monday to re-
sumo his school work at Dunwoody in
stitute, Minneapolis, after spending
his vacation with Linton friends and
relatives.
Miss Asiar Strand, of the local
teaching staff, returned to her school
work here Tuesday night after spend
ing the holidays with sister at Litch-
vile, N, D.
Otto E. Jackson, of Eureka, was a
Emmons County record., 1921-01-06
MARKET REPORT

Henry Helm was down from Hazel
ton Friday.
Messrs. Bickler and Volk, of Hague,
were in town Friday last.
Miss Eileen Tuttle left Monday for
Beach, N. D., to teach.
Bruce Talbot went to Aberdeen
Monday to resume railroad work.
Miss Lizzie Schlecht spent New
Years with her parents at Temvik.
Lester Schlangen went to Aberdeen
Monday to spend couple of days.
Call at Ladies' Shop and see
Madame Poix's Brassieres.-Adv.Ja Jan6
Messrs. John and Peter Wolfe, of
Westfield, were Linton visitors Tues
day.
Rev. Rockwell is at jamestown this
week in connection with his church
work.
Karl Ponath arrived home Friday
from visit with his parents in Mon
tana.
Miss Virginia Gillespie, of Hazelton,
spent New Years with her parents in
Linton.
Raymond j. Volk and John Scherr,
of Strasburg, were Linton visitors yes
terday.
Hattie McCulley left Monday for
Glendale, where she is attending
school.
John A. Schneider and Anton Woh-
Ter were Strasburg people in Linton
Monday.
Charles Chesrown left Tuesday for
Wahpeton, this state, where he is at
tending school.
Mr.. Frank, an employe of the
Northwestern garage, left Tuesday for
Glendive, Mont.
Misses Dorothy Schlecht and Mar
tha Keller, of Temvik, were Linton
visitors Monday.
Gerrit Rocks has returned to Mich
igan, after spending the holidays with
his parents here.
Miss Nell Wolverton has gone to
Bismarck to work as nurse in the
Bismarck hospital.
Emma Bechtle returned home Mon
day from a visit with friends at Alb
erdeen and Eureka.
Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Pagel en-
Emmons County record., 1921-01-06
IN TOWN AND OUT

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tertained che Ladies' Aid in the church
basement yesterday.
Miss Anna Chesrown has returned
to Aberdeen to resume her school
work at the Normal.
Ed. Grenz and Geo. Baumgartner,
of Temvik, were Linton visitors
Thursday of last week.
Albert Haak,. C. .Rowerdink and
Anton Verhoeven, of Strasburg, spent
Monday at the county seat.
Harry Tenant, Rudy Stellfug and
VIM. Becker were Dale people in Lin
ton last Friday afternoon.
Fred Petrie made trip to the east
ern part of the state Saturday, return
ing home Tuesday night.
Wendelin Bosch returned to Reeder,
N. D., Monday, after spending New
Years with Linton friends.
A daughter was born December
28th to Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Grenz, of
the Sand Creek neighborhood.
The Record man spent several days
in Bismarck this week watching the
legislative grind get under way.
Mrs. j. M. Stewart left Wednes-
day for Snowflake, Canada, called
there by the illness of her father.
j. P. Hem, well-known Strasburg
banker, was in Linton Tuesday on his
way to Perham, Mimi, for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCulley ex-
pect to leave Saturday for California,
where they will spend the winter.
John Beale, leading Nonpartisan
league banker from Kintyre, spent
Thursday of last week in Linton.
Helge Bertheau returned last week
from Valley City, where he has been
employed for the past few months.
Wanted-Man to handle Service Oil
Co. station at Linton. Apply to Otto
E. Jackson, Eureka, S. D.-Adv. Jan6
Miss Grace Dawson returned to Alb
erdeen Monday after spending a
couple of weeks with Linton relatives.
John Ryckman and VIM. Van der
Vorste were up from the south end
of the county Thursday of last week.
Mrs Glen Turner is filling in for
Mrs. Sauer on the local teaching staff
while the latter is visiting in Wiscon.
sin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Liversage were
here from the Kintyre country Thurs
day, and spent New Years with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Joe Chesrown and children, of
Wautauga, S. D., are visiting at the
Frank Chesrown nome in Linton this
week.
Gottlieb Schatz and son, Gottlieb,
Jr., were down from Temvik yester-
day on their way to Eureka for a
Emmons County record., 1921-01-06

TAKE YOUR STORAGE BAT
Terry TO THE NORTHWESTERN
MOTOR co. FOR WINTER STOR-
AGE. WE USE A TUNGAR REC
TIFIER. NO DANGER OF OVER
CHARGING OR FREEZING. REST
FACILITIES. BEST EQUIPMENT.
ADV.
Emmons County record., 1921-01-06
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF NORTH
DAKOTA
In the Matter of

In the Matter of
Ben Cristal,
Bankrupt,
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Ben Cristal, of
Linton, County of Emmons, and Dis
trict aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on Jan
uary 8, 1921, the said Ben Cristal was
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that
the first meeting of his creditors will
be held in the office of H. F. O'Hare.
Referee, Little Building, in Bismarck,
N. D., on, January 21, 1921, at 2
o'clock P. M, at which time the cred
itors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before such
meeting.
Dated: Bismarck, N. D., January
a, 1921.
H. F. O'HARE,
Jan6 Referee in Bankruptcy.
Emmons County record., 1921-01-06

at the Wolverton hospital last week.
She is making good recovery.
DR.. Wolverton was called to Stras-
burg last Thursday to attend the wife
and daughter of Banker Hem, who
were ill.
Miss Beatrice Weaver returned to
Linton Tuesday after spending the
holidays with her parents at Hazel
ton.
additional Locals on Page Eight)
Emmons County record., 1921-01-06
FOR SALE

Duroc Jersey Boar Pigs, Pathfinder
and Defender strain. Priced to sell.
GERRIT WANDER VORSTE
oez5-5o Westfeld, N d.
Emmons County record., 1921-01-06
Battery Service for
Winter Storage

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automobile storage batteries,
Best recharging equipment in the
city: We give your battery in
dlvldual attention. All work
guaranteed
We have the best equipment
in town.
Leave your battery with us for
Expert Recharge Service. Ser
vice battery furnished if desired.
Testing free.
Linton Machine Shop
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