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The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

LNOR the seventh time in as many years
J. H. Steele, Of Philadelphia, has eon'
to Alaska. He is connected with the AiasA"n
Engineering Commission, which is CONSTRUCT
ing a railroad from Anchorage to FalroAnks'
a distance of 545 miles All but 10 miles
of this has already been constructed
,,.oorn,loted mart lies through the coast
ranges and is at present traversioie only W
a dog team.
Mr. Steele's most recent return East was
to bring home the. body of his wife, for
burial.
my wife was a martyr to kindness.
said Mr.. Steele. Our home In Alaska
was at Nenana, a town Of 500 inhabitants,
about 475 miles north of Anchorage. Last
simmer 800 of these inhabitants were down
with the influenza Many of them were
nursed back to health by my wife, and tine
FLU seemed to be dying out, when she her
self became i'll Of it and died. Sixty-n
others had been claimed by the epidemic
While here Mr.. Steele spent weeks In
n vain search for a niece, Irene Palmer, who
three years ago had married a man named
Chapman. Her married life bad proved
unfortunate and she was left with baby
boy.
''I had last seen her when she herself was
scarcely more than q baby" said Mr.. Steele,
land intended, If could find her, to take
her and her child along with me to Alaska"
Mr.. Steele's narrative of conditions in
Alaska was interesting. 1t ranged from
weather to resources.
Already the government has ascertained,"
said Mr.. Steele, talking Of the agricultural
resources, that wheat, hay and potatoes
Of an excellent quality can be raised in great
abundance. But, Of course, the cultivation
Of these products at present is only in an
experimental stage, as they couldn't very
well be transported even If there was any
disposition to do 30. The government has
established an experimental station at Fair.
banks, and has installed there everyrnins
that goes 10 constitute first -class, up-to-
date farm.
I'm regard to minerals, there Is enough
bltumnous coal In sight to justify the state
ment that the entire world can be supplied
thence for centuries; and ef silver, there 10
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

his attorney general. 1t was at about this
time that the transmut2tion from Democrat
to Republican came. 1t was complete, how
ever, when in 1912 the fight was on for the
first United States Senators from the new
the posts. In 1918 he was reelected and
gave up that high office for the more strenu
GUS work Of the Cabinet.
decade ago some one described FAN as
a cowboy, miner, lawyer, judge, gun
fighter, able editor, rough rider, farmer.
cavalier and brevet captain of industry"
His fondness for shooting big game was not
here enumerated, yet it is an adventure in
this sport that is having a material effect
on his life today.
Ont in the New Mexico mountains Fall,
the huntsman, stalked the deer that fitted
shyly through these same solitudes when
Coronado, the Spaniard, first passed this
xay in his venture into the unknown. His
luck WAS good and his craftsmanship true to
his training and he brought down an sntlered
buck. He hurried to the fallen deer, hunting
knife in hand, ready to drive the blade to
its heart.
1UT the stag rallied, sprang to its feet and
Dmrped on the hunter. A hand horn
6.ht ensued. In the course Of it an antler
was driven deep into the hunters side. The
xound came near being fatal. Today it
troubles this Cabinet officer and impairs his
health.
Secretary Fall, early in his Western eI-
perience, mastered Spanish. He reads and
writes it with ease. Decades ago he began
to specialize on Mexican law. There were
many Americans who had interests across
the border and these required the services Of
a lawyer who knew the Language and prac-
tices of the sister Republic. So did the Ken
tuckian of Las Cruces come to be the iaison
between two worlds that had little posi-
bflity of understanding communication. So
does be bring into the Cabinet a detailed
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be the teacher and molder or the genius WI
never qualify. A man may be born q poll
tician and with little or no education or
experience become a party leader, but be
must have some peculiar education 20 round
him into a statesman
''Congressi 9 honest and patriotic, bot
having been accustomed TO deal with little
things in a little way, when called upon
to deal with big things has no congress
sional mind, of its own and acts, often
grumblingly, upon orders from the White
House." ssssss.
The independence Of thought on the part
Of this Cabinet officer is also evidenced By
his estimate of Woodrow Wilson, given In
1918. He said:
Wilson, probably the intellectual peer
of any President or of any American, living
or dead; student Of our form of govern
ment; a voluminous writer with a remark
able understanding and facility in the
use of our language; undoubtedly Q
sociologist of parts and inbued with ideals,
theories and convictions as 70 human well
fare, uplift and betterment, the President
is in the minds of many possessed not only
of the patriotic spirit, but combines al the
great qualities Of Washington and Lincoln,
as well as of the great statesman land pos
sibly the greater party leaderD jefferson"
Quite naturally" Mr. Fall told me. Il
feel that understand the Problems that face
the West in its development. know farm
ing, mining, stock raising, from the stand
point of having participated in them in that
region. Irrigation in America had its birth
in this Rio Grapde Valley
Reclamation of arid lands, a utilization
Of the waters that are running TO WASTE,
must be further prosecuted The Nation il
developing its reclamation fund. The fees
that are paid in by settlers on Western lands
do not materially swell this fund because
they are small. Its greatest resource is from
oil lands belonging to the Government which
are developed under lease. These are bring
ing in quite large sums Of money. This
money will be expended in developing recla-
nation projects which, in the course Of time,
will pay it back TO the Government Thus
does it become a revolving fund. 1t will
grow and We will keep it working on one
task after another"
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
FALL. THE SOUTHERNER IN THE PRESIDENTS CABINET
- - - - - u - -

knowledge of conditions In Mexico such a
few men alive possess.
Yet this man from the great solitudes
brings with him many evidences Of thought
and culture and above all q frank manner
of speaking out. Here, for instance, is his
view of that statesmanship on Capitol Bill
of which be has 50 recently been a part
'Tor q statesman" be says, ~nstivs
ability is necessary, but experience must
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

ago he was . Democratic member Of the
Legislature. A little later he was appointed
BY President Cleveland as an Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court of New MEXICO.
He served as q captain in the Spanish
American War, and it was after that ven
ture that Theodore Roosevelt appointed
Captain George Curry, dashing cowboy
Rough Rider, as Governor of the territory.
Curry in turn appointed Captain FAN As
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

there will be a new rush for gold, of which
there is a plenty.
Talk about the political corruption of the
cities in the East" he said, ''the worst
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08
Railroad Replacing the Dog Team Trail in Alaska

grafter in politics hereabouts looms like 4
veritable angel of light and champion Of
honesty compared to the political boss up
there in the early days"
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

also what seems to be an inexhaustible
supply. And I feel confident that as soon
as the railroad facilities make this part
of Alaska accessible to the outside world
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

secretary Fa among the home folks the middle of the
group, sitting The his left H. O. Baseum
who has just taken his seat Washington
right is Herbert B. Holt seat in
the upper house at Washington The tall back is
Pat Garrett sheriff of the d school, his boots
and whose most conspicuous achievement days
OF the Southwest the killing of Billy the Kid
outlaw
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

Mr.. Fall had not been i'll Las Cruces
long until he got into politics. Thirty years
The Washington herald., 1921-05-08

the Harding Cabinet is a simon pure
Southerner of Confederate strain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
Repairing

Li.!.AHDs GuaGty snoc snop. 32i North
r'ith street. randolph .aS6.
PECSDGIiAl'ii repairing How!,tt pho,o-
graph Co. al" ". iiroad ST Mad 2i5
IIiE t:Jis Snur Rr;aIring ilii, T. uar.
shall Ran. J!.b- " H. 4. Can.n pron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
REAL EsTA7E FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats
FOR RENT

broom and bath-Fur-
nlshed apartment. In
mediate possession.
Franklin Street, near
Lombardy. Price, rea-
SOnable.
broom flat = Furnished.
Very attractive. Modern
IN every way. Immediate
possession. Price, sos
per month.
broom apartment in the
BRANDON. Possession
June LIST. Price, $50
per month.
Other apartments for pos
session July LIST, August
lsr and September 1st-
West End and centrally
located.
Down town offices. Imme-
dlate possession. Rent
reasonable. Either single
OF en- suite.
Store 204 North jefferson
Street. Modern and at
tractive. Good location
for any mercantile bust
ness.
West End store, under con-
struction on Robinson
Street, and on Broad
Street near new depot.
Church Hill flats, on 32nd
st. d rooms and path.
Price S25 per month.
NORTON G..
THALHlMER,
Second Floor First Nation
al Bank Building.
Phone Rand. 81.
Wan,cd-Tu Ecnt 81
!NElf wi'h hyc-ropm G,i wlsn.. g.,
~ htUEr lraSt tur So 90. s.,.u-r,,,.,,,
nous" or Htt. West End preferred Iihor"
RE-fL ESTATE TOR SAFE
EARNS uuI Inn,I t,, g. A.,
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EMPLOY
Help Wantcti-licmiil

RAILWAY MAI. CLERKS Women w.at
cd 10y EoN"rnmcnt. $ia5 month. Last
positions ir''. Wri'" Franklin Institute.
Dent, .2a-K. Rochester. \. y
~iENOGR Nl'ITER-- Wanted ~ one ~.
p"Tlonc"i st"nugrapnvi good hours 4.
permanent position NTH prom.iiun to
iEhi parry. l'l"nS" stat" oNp"rtouc"
ana nov soon can tUC"p; position. HuN
- -, care TN" D;sraicn
'EL EFHpNE OPERATORS Application.
Tor positions received subject {" wait
lr: !'Si. tA"stpcatc and lotomaC Tcl.-
ih"n" company ot Virginia.
YOUNG LADIES Wanted. iw" or three
young ladies "a learn III" phOinEra phinr
business. "rilstiCalS Inclined preferred
Ih's Is = rrr' opportunity {" learn tn.
business with a high class iiTm. Apply IN
r"rSon. Il"m"i'g and Cluri. Studios. 500
East RrOad Street.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Suic

WE have several second hand passenger
cars ana trucks IN the best OF condition
inechInicaliy right. Price rcHsona BILE
u VIII pay you To took these over be
fore buying clscwhcr.. y Meyers Sons
80. 9-ii South E:Ghth Street. Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE

ON this 10Th day of May. y. u. 1921.
on reading the petition for discharge
81 the bankrupt, ii is
ordered by the court. That a h&tr-
ING be had upon th" same on the
18th DAY or JUNE. 4. y. 1927.
hcior. said court. az Richmond, in
said district, at - o'clock noon: and
HAT notice thereof be published in
The Times Dispatch. "a newspaper
printed in said district. and that all
SHOWN creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at the said time
and place. and show cause IL any
they have. why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not he granted.
And il is further ordered by the
court. That the clerk shall send by
mail To all known creditors. copies
of said petition and this order. adj
dressed to them AT their places Of
residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WAlUDII.L.. JE.. Judge Of the said
court and the seal thereof 1T Rich
mond. in said district. on the 10th day
Of May, y. ID. 1921.
Attest:
JOSEPH T.. BRADY,
tScall Clerk.
I.EITH s. DREAMER. ESQ.
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i,un,.ral Directors
Succiul Notices

HA ur---:-Lmtu :naup. runcfai direcior
and eElGa.!Iv!. Su5 r.As. .dd.a SIfrtt
A.adl-"m III. naudo!oh. 5oIJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
Attorney for Bankrupt.
A COUNTRY HOME

for some Richmond business man.
combining the convcnicnccs of the
city with the attractions at u delight
fnl country III n fine section of Vir-
ginia. The farm consists of 81 acres
easily adaptable to improvements: 30
lion. balance in timber sufficient for
needs Of tho farm. The sale of tho
fruit alone will pay SO on the price
asked The house is "a modern bun
Gal"w of rooms and bath, electric
lights and running hot and cold
water. Splendid view Of mountains
station one minutes walk. convenient
to store, church, school and good
town miles away. Fine train ser.
vice to Richmond. which is only IN
miles. Box l. 264, care Timcs-Dis-
patch.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beat

Hospital lf $50 4. ri 900 Mus -''n.
John i'tcklall aEe TO yeats i'ur,tvu
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SnlesnIcii md AGENTS

ANNASSEHS AND AGENTS IN every
TOWN ia virginia and Sorth Carolina t"
snE specially. Used hy homes. Offices
ANA factories. Liberal commission. no
.hrllhl r'.nitrd IN unusual oppnr-
lnil'f Tor ambitious men ana women
only re Si'"uSthi" p'npi" who can iur-
nlSh htnk references or h"ni viii DO
y"uSidCT"d. Master Products co. Inc
li"' East Cary Strcc;, Richmond W.
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H1ULTfONS-LEChLS
Legal Notices

scaled bids viii De- Viewed in ~. -.
o. n" Clerk OF the board OF SUPER yt.,.,
OF YORK County. at Yorktown Nir.I.. =
nniil noon on tne 10Th day u juno. 'is.i'
Tor the construction of u concrete w. q
n ,mGh'S 49,, 'h,nk scf@ss both ends and al9as
hsh from level Of tho ground aaI :
IN n'S deep III the ground on the ia. p.
.thH iyai OF said lot on the nidc ~ ..,5
To- IN" base of the wall is to 10 era :
..N"l win the base a.; Tho present on,I,,
f'fs'', mating thr wall about : re-, iron,
.'-e 80 tor "n IN. SIDE. Also consr.tn
Sidewalks feet Widc aud inuhy. M.
across 'front.' cud OF said lot ana rynT,,.o
.Hiier .nch"s thick ,ua abou, Ia,
WI" along side III said lot. SIl of WIN
J. I" b. hullt according - the plans ar1
sl.cihcht!ons now on ulr la the C.cTt.'"s
Once a. Yorktown. virginia
\ Uunt with surety IN tho ur,,I, k.
=" per c@ni 81 IN. bid conditioned 10 Gn..r
lH,o i"d faithfully perform. cun,r,..
ni accepted - required With caeA
The no@Td reserves ;he ,.sh, to rcj,e,
~ qrdcr q ne. Hosrh 81 supervisor,
OF York county lirEiuii.
FLOYD noLLowAY.
noa,a q SUPERVISORS OF Yor. coa.,y
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Personals


WILL &UI ae sesppusluI iu, auy debts
.un.lat',I ~ ,,l.y uuu uLA.i ,ual, uy !uy
s-iI = pusNsu l.uJ I"!to. stree,
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EMPLOYMENT
HcIy-AlaIe or Ec,unle

'Lf.RkS 'MEN. WOMEN. over u, fnr
N"S'di MAJ! service; Si:n month: -N-
"luIhht IONS Iun". .Ng"iicnCc' unn.ccs-
S'fN. Tor free particulars ~ instruction.
VIII" y. Leonard formI,~ Civil S.rNt,"
,Naminerl. i"ij Equitable Ruiliiur
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
ORDER OF NpTiCE ruE BIS.
CHARGE.


On this Sth day OF May. s. -.
-. on reading the petition Tor as.
'htrE- "t TIA. bankrupt il is
ordered by Ia" cuuri. Th;,, :: h.,r
NE nc bad anon IN. same ON the
III DAY OF IuNE. 4. l.. 1901
h'inl" ~dtt court. at Richmond In
SIi district. AT - o'clock noon. and
nnat moiic thereof be published in
nc iim"s Dispatch. :, newspaper
printed an sad district and that am
mo" creditors and other persons IN
lht,i't' ihdN appear at the said time
hh"l place. ana SHOW cause. If any
th"i lave, Why the prayer Of tho said
h",Itl1hrr should rot lac granted.
AilH ~ iS further ordered by the
court Ittht tho clerk shall send ia.
ihail l" an Known creditors. copies or
Itli n"ttA'H:. az. th,> order. addressed
as stated.
witness tho Honorable EDMUND
Nl'bli.l- Jt., judge Of the said
court. ANA tn" seal thereof at Rich
ln"nd' IN saih district on the 18th day
of MAY, x. -. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
MERCHANDISE,
Articles for Sale

-NSDt.ESDN'S
WEEk Esd SPECIALS.
Z"ro refrigerator. !2o- pount ~,
~ SIDE !ccr. slightly u.ci.
Glactc" Refrigeration ioo-pou,I
sas4e''S' t"p icof slightly used.
Leonard rc;rt=erato-. Gs.pouud
;""p!0iiY. Side 'c"r. slightly usod'
Wni" Mountain s;onc-l.nca
S-o"nnG capacity, tn;, Icer
S'iEhry Gs'd. S'..7j.
NhUs enamel rcfrisora,o, ,yg,b
''E". '"-p"und capacity. saiTs
,;ihson r"t-iccrnror. with tank
iI9tn"nnd chracity slightly Used.
NSbERSDN'S
BROAD Al FIRST.
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PaIniIiia-.. ...Jv..u4
l'rinunS -Sla.ioncry

.E&NEi.OIl.S. b.!l heads st.t,,u,I,,.
''rIs. %" yer 100. .ctt"rh.aus. 5000
prr Ihuo. sent 81, ihld. Get ON ul.n,.,
lions un uupk.,i~. folders. etc, NaIin,',l
iIIutiuE TO-. tIchnunG, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
yl2- Grade Positions Are Offered Thru I'D Want Ads
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

Household Goods %
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
One set , Walnut E'urni-
ture.
One set Oak Furniture.
Two Walnut Bedsteads.
One Folding Bed.
One large China Press.
One Cabinet Domestic
Sewing Machine.
One Garland Wood aud
Coal Range.
Address Bon 1913.
Phone Boulevard 1921,
SINGER SEWING machines. Slightly usca
sI hS 'S M..I% tSSm e., 80 ~ FIRMS.
from Bcck it's guaranteed iicCk isu1,u.
iurs Co. Inc. ri.si and Marshai Stra.ts.
sF MAEci pu ;ifh i:.s. 81 = Y-fEer-N,:
d Che; HSNr. MI nH,it'Ei,; fSE 81 LIZ -
fnoNE E1uLEN ARD III.
Jcwcu5 aiiu nn,viir> uU
REDUCTIONS IN sl>,rwarc wyddin; ,,r..-
cuts. Sehaaf itro... =" E.s, ii9ai 81.
Specials at the store, a.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wanted-Itcul i.stntc

FOX BEST RESULTS Iis; you uTnr..,-
wnh Us Jarrett a. Co.. III. East AZ
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Is TUE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
TklIr or VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

In the Matter of Nu oJsa
WILLIAM NJ. MILAN In
l''EhIupt Bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

fok RESULTS list your farms and -:
ptopefiy with Pollard IL Basby, Rirhhy
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SALESMAN.

tNe cpt'"ndt opportunity with wCll.cgtab.
IiSh"d tl"N"land manufacturer Tor :, sue.
''"sSiul salesman TO WORK iu TERRITORY
adjacent To- Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

Recommendation includes salary. expenses.
commission aLd b"uus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
JOSEPH T., BRADY,

r. DlNoN POWERS, ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt y
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Situations NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :tl

SrENoGEArHER- Position desire, hy !
Young lady as priNat" secretary ny nnicc !
assistant. Can handle commemorative. /
or stcnosraphic w"rl;. iicst 81 references. /
Phone boulevard 5>9G.J Address HuN |
Is ~ WIZ rMe niSnntcn -, |
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-03-10
Legal Publications

Gamble Robinson Fruit Company,
q corporation alleging that between
and the first day of February, A. D.
1921, 1t sold goods wares and merch-
andise in the sum of $156.62. to this de-
fendant, and for the further sum of
$4,000 for coal, sold to this detenoans
by the kintyre Farmers Elevator Co.,
and which account was sold, assigned
and set over to this plaintiff. and that
levy OF attachment has been made
and issued out. of this Court and that
there Is now, in the custody Of this
court certain quantity OF goods con-
sisting Of candies, cigars and other
articles in the possession Of one Dick
Brennan, and demanding that said pro.
perty be sold to satisfy the claim of
this plaintiff in the sum of $196.62 and
costs, and you are further notified that
unless you so appear and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, the plaintiff
will take Judgment against you ac-
cordingly.
r Given under my i hand this s1st day of
FRANK SIMON,
Justice of the Peace. Kintyre,
Emmons County. North Dakota.
/. Let the service of the above summons
be made by publication in the EN-
mons County Record OF Linton, N. b.,
once each week for three successive
weeks.
FRANK SIMON,
3ti-m3-17 Justice of the Peace
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-03-10
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION. TO
BE HELD TUESDAY. MARCH
18TH, 1921.

Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the 18th day Of March next, in all
the voting precincts in the First
Commissioners District, in the County
of Emmons and State Of North Dakota,
an election will be held for County
Commissioner for said District
The following are the numbers,
names and location of the polling
places in each precinct at which the
said election will be held:
PRECINCT NO. 1. BURR OAK: Town
ship 1876, ranges 7s and 70. Vote at
Skinner. .school-house.
PRECINCT NO. 2, DENHAM: Town
ships 1874 and 1856, range n. Vote at
Jones school-house.
PRECINCT NO.. 3, LIVONA; Town
ship 1876, ranges Is and 70. Vote at
Livona school-house.
PRECINCT NO. 4. SGAYTON; Town
ship 1874. ranges 70 and 79. Vote at
Gimbel school-house.
PRECINCT NO. S. HAMPTON; Town
ship 1913, ranges II. Is and 7s.~ Vote
at Clayton school-house No. Q.
PRECINCT NO. "a, BUCHANAN;
Township 1876, range II. Vote at
Buchanan school-house.
Which election will be opened at nine
o'clock A. If, and continue open until
nine o'clock P. NJ. of said day
Given under my hand and seal this
9Th day of February, 1921
tSEAL)
E. H. BRANT, County Auditor,
Emmons County, North Dakota.
fe17-24-mar3-10
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-03-10
X. P. NOTES

The local lodge has been very busy
the past week. Thursday, the Sd
there was work in the rank of Es-
quire; Friday evening there was a So
cial session to members and their
ladies'; Tuesday about thirty members
visited the Hazelton lodge, and Thurs
day, the 10th, there will be work in
the rank of Esquire and Knight. The
18th of March there will be the an
ual K. P. dance, and the oath the
rank of Knight will be conferred upon
a large class.
Last Friday evening at the hall the
members entertained their ladies.
The evening was spent in r:aying pro-
gressive whist. Several reels of mo-
vies were then presented, after which
a light lunch was served. It was late
before those present wendell their way
homewards. The ladies said it suited
them all right as the men did the
serving.
Inc haZelton Lodge extended an in
vitation to Linton Lodge to meet with
them on Tuesday, the 9th. About
thirty members attended, although
the night was cold and raw, but the
roads were in fine condition. Several
inspiring talks were given by men,
bers of both lodges, the Rank of
Knight was conferred upon an Es-
quire, after which the Hazelton Lodge
served fine lunch. All those pres
ent voted the Hazelton boys as good
entertainers.
If some one sticks you up on dark
corner, dig down in your pocket and
come across. 1t will be some one try
ing to sell you a ticket for the An
nual Ball, which will take place the
evening of the seventeeth of Ireland.
You will be there, of course, so get
your ticket now.
On the evening of the Oath, we ex-
pect to entertain the Grand Chancel-
Tor of the Domain of North Dakota,
as we'll as other Grand Officers.
There will be large delegation from
Bismarck, Steele, Hazelton and Man.
dan here. The Rank of Knight will
be conferred upon a large class at
chat time. Be on hand.