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CREEKS LOSE
100000 IN
TURKISH WAR
Many Killed and Deported
and Great Number Have
Died Of Disease.

Washington, July ,23.-Nearly TOO
900 Greeks have. been nlassacred, de-
ported, or have died of famine ssinoo
the val with Turkey began, according
to a statement given out by the
Greek legation. Half of these victims
are said to have been Greeks of Pom
tus mad the others were from the In
terror Of Asia Minor. Part Of the
statement follows:
American travellers and others
Just arriving from Samsoun, said a
dispatch from Constantinople. reports
horrible. details Of the persecution Of
Christian population in that region
The notorious ,murderous chief: o.
man Agha, arrived at Samsoun.- the
second day Of Bairam. a Turkish holt
day similar to Easter, ,inangurating
his entry by the murder Of ten Greeks.
Then. surrounding the stores of the
American Tobacco company, he ar
rested all the Greek clerks, numbering
about 800, and had them transported
to an unknown destination" The Greek
quarter was then surrounded and
$500 other Greeks arrested and de-
ported to the interior.
THE population of thirty other VII
lagos in the Samsoun region were
massacred while they were being
transported to the place of exile. The
Turkish authorities prohibited the use
u liz "dlciS O1 LHS liver COnIdm1s
mated by the bodies. Other villages.
having refused to comply with the de-
portation order. were set on fire. by
the Turks, and the Inhabitants, re-
CARELESS of and sex, were killed.
The American commission which
went to this place reported these
crimes and brought back burned
bones. which w~eresshown to the Turk
ish governor. ~
Since the beginning Of the war the
Turks have exterminated by massa-
ores. deportations and through famine
more than 350,0 900 Greeks Of the
Pont (Pontus, district of Asia Minor
bordering on the Black sea) and as
many other Greeks from the interior
of Asia Minor. This work of extermi-
nation of an entire peaceful popula-
ton is pursued right before the eyes
of a civilized world. =
THE Ecumenic lPatriarchate is.
much worried by reports which. are
constantly coming in from the Metro.
politans, regarding and per-
secution of Greeks in the interior. The
Patriarchate is preparing for the
British high commissioner a long
memorandum showing in detail the
Turkish crimes. At the same time the
Patriarchate will call the attention Of
the inter-Allred authorities to VIOLA
tons by the Turks of the regulations
laid down by the inter-Allied control
at Constantinople in the arrest of
Greeks coming from Ismid and other
localities of Marmora, under the pre-
text that they had participated In ac-
tivities against the Turks" y -.
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SHER1PFS SALE ON EXECUTION,
Notice Is hereby given that under and
BY virtue Of a special execution to me
directed and delivered and now in my
clerk of the district court Of the Fifth
Judicial District in and for Williams
County. North Dakota, upon a Judgment
rendered in said court in favor Of the
First National Bank of Williston. North
Dakota, a corporation, as plaintiff and
against the Fuller Motor Company a
corporation and Fay N. Fuller as de-
Judgment has been filed in the office of
the clerk Of the district court of Grand
Forks County, North Dakota, T. have
levied upon the following described real
property Of said defendant, Fuller
Motor Company, to-wit:
Lot One % Of Block Eighteen t1s),
original town of Grand. Forks. North
the 9th day of Aug, 1921. at the hour
of two o'clock P. M. Of said day at the
front door Of the court house in the
City Of Grand Forks. North Dakota, pro-
coed to sell the right, title and interest
Of the said Fuller Motor Company in
and to the above described property to
satisfy said Judgment and costs
all accruing costs of sale and interest
on the same from the 23rd day of April,
1921, being the date saiD judgment was
entered and docketed at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated Grand Forks, N. D., July /,
1921. -
c. c. STEWART,
Sheriff Of Grand Forks Co., N. D.
FISK & SHAFER.
p Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Wi1liston, N. D.
Gully 2-9-16-23-30.o
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IONA INMATES
WORK WHISKEY
STILL IN CELL

Lansing, Mich. July 23.-Thes great
unquenchable thirst must be appeased
and it doesn't seem to matter much
where the thirst is located, it de-
mands its easement and seems some
how to get it. We send to prison the
men who persist in selling liquor in
violation Of the law and Major Rob
,ert Marsh. commandant Of the state
police and just now acting warden Of
Ionia prison, declares the bootleggers
are the best inmates he has.
But there are those who will not
quit their nefarious ways even be-
hind the bars and the result is that.
Major Robert, discovered a still in
operation in the cell blocks of Ionia.
He discovered the stiR but it has been
there for some time and the stuff that
was being manufa ctured in it had a
kick in each heel.
They had stolen molasses from the
kitchen and were distilling it in the
cell. The prisoners who operated the
still have lost their opportunity for
parole.
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SHEEP
Class So.

Lot 7oo-Ram, two years old or.
over: 1st, Heatherhall Farms 2nd.~
r. e. Strutz; 3rd, o. c.. Croxen; '4th;s
N. D. A, C. iza 80
Lot 7O1-Ram, one year and under
two: list. Heatherall Farms; 2nd,e
Heatherhall Farms; 3rd, N. D. A. c.:
4th, N. D. A. C. 5-- =:
c.: End, N. D. A. c., 3rd, R.. E.. Strutz;
4th, R. E. Strutz. ~ 80
Lot 7O3-Ewe. two a old or
over: LIST, -Heatherhall Farms; End.
r 2: strutz; 3rd, N. D. A c.; 4th, R.
E. Strut.
Lot 7O4-Ewe. one year and under.
two: 1st, Heatherall Farms; End, r.
E. Strutz; srd, N. D. A.. c.; 4th, N.
Lot 705-Ewe lamb: LIST, N. D. A.,
G.; End. Heatherhall Farms: ard, N.
D. A. c.; 4th, R. E. Strutz.
Champions.
Lot 7oe-Ram, any age: list,
Heatherhall Farms. Sflla No. "a. vi
Lot 7o7-Ewe, any age lst, Heath
hall Farms. A.. Knox 49,
Groups.
Lot 7os-Aged flock, to consist. of
one ram any age; one eve, two years
old or over; n eve, one year old and
under two, and one eve lamb: 1st,
Heatherhall Farms, 'Sflla, "a; "A.
Knox 104, A. Knox IS and FCs;. End,
r. E. Strutz, Nos. 391,, BAT, SAT: 3rd.
N. D.. A. c. &C. Jones, 1898; N. D. "A. /.
c. sos, s3S, 967.
Lot 7os-Breeder's flock to consist
of one yearling ram, two yearling
ewes, n two eve lambs. Ewes
owned and bred by exhibitor: 1st..sN.
D. A. c. Nos. 963, 935, 92s, 1917; End.
R. E. Strutz, 53s67.s 613. 52S66. e24..;
Lot 710-Get of sire, to consist of
four lambs n age. get of same sire:
LIST, n. I. A. c. Nos. 1917, 97S, 7S2.-
s67; End, r. E. Strutz, sos, e27. SAT.
6o2. =
Class 81.
Lot 700-Ram, two years old or
over LIST. HeatherhaIl Farms.
Lot 701-Ram, n year and under
two: list, Heatherhall Farms.
Lot 7o2-Ram lamb: LIST, Heather;
hall Farms.
Lot 7os-Ewe, two a old -or
over: 1st, Heatherhalls Farms.
Lot 704-Ewe, one veal and under
two: list, Heatherhall Farms.
Lot 7o5-Ewe lamb: LIST, Heather
hall Farms.
Champions.
Lot 7o6-Ram, any age:.1st, Heath
-erhall Farms, FCS.
Lot 707-Ewe, n age: LIST,
Heatherhall Farms, D. Fletcher "a.
Groups.
Lot 70S-Aged flock, to consist OF
one ram any age; one eve, two years
old or over; n eve, one year old and
under two, and one eve lambs: lst.
Heatherhall Farms, D.. Fletcher ~.
IS, FCS. ALA 34156.
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$500, 600 SUIT OVER STOVES.

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 23.-Con-
spiracy is charged in a suit for $500
900 damages and for an Injunction
filed by the Monitor Stove company
against the Williamson Heater COM
pany, n certain Of it's officers and
employees, some of whom were form
erly in the employ of the Monitor,
company. It is alleged that the de-
PENDANT company has taken advantage
of he expert information possessed
by former employees OF the Monitor
company and is making improper use
Of that information In conducting the
business Of the defendant company.
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RDIN GOES CAMPING.

Washington July 23.-President
Harding left here by automobile. to-
day to join the camping party Of Har-
.yeys@ g. Firestone. Henry Ford and
Thomas A. Edison On Licking Creek
near Peckville. Nd. II miles from
Hagerstown, Md. He: expected to.
spend the night under canvas and re-
turn to Washington late tomorrow,
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he Peoples State Bank.

The Peoples State Bank. -.
: Grand Forks. N. D.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the directors. held on the 9Th day
of July, 1921. an assessment of $4,000
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable to the
said, The Peoples State Bank. at Grand
Forks, North Dakota, on the first day of
August, 1921: Any stock upon which
the 18th day Of August. 1921. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. n unless payment is
made before, will be sold on the first
day of September. 1921, to pay the de-
%1inquent assessment. together with costs
of advertising, and expenses of sale.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. D.
1921.
5@ G. GORDON.
Cashier of the Peoples State
Bank of Grand Forks, N. D.
duly 16, %, 80 and Aug. 6.)
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP.
ERTY.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.)


NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court. g.
In the matter Of the estate of Laurits
P. Ostlie, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
TO an order Of the county court in and
State. Of North Dakota, Of date the soth
day Of June, 1921, in the matter of the
estate of L4auritz P. Oslie, deceased. the
Undersigned. as executor of the said es-
tate. will sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder. subject to confirmation
by said court, the following described
real property situate in the County of
Grand Forks and State of North Dakota.
to-wit:
The northwest quarter of Section
Twenty-eight (2s), and the south half
Of the southwest quarter of Section
Twenty-one CID, and the southeast
asarts Tw o 3 tSe 5se9, and q tne no 9f sest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of Sec
ton vTwenty-nine (29), ali in Township
One Hundred Forty-nine t14s), north,
Range Fifty-four (54), west of the 9Th
That said sale will be made on satur-
day the 30th day of July, 1921, at 900
o'clock P. M. of that day, at the front
door of the Citizens National Bank, in
Dakota
That the terms of said sail will be
cash, on confirmation Of the sale by the
court.
Dated this list day. of July. 1921.
A. S. ELLINGSEN,
AS Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Lauritz P. ostlie.
O'CONNOR & PETERSON,
Attorneys for Executor.
Gully 2-s-16-23.)
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA4)

County of Grand Forks.
In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate hof Grace G..
Wells, deceased:
Notice Is hereby given by George F..
Wells. executor OF the estate OF Grace
g.. Wells, deceased, to the creditors Of,
n all persons having claims against
necessary vouchers, to Hugh u Wi,lis
resident agent Of said executor. at
Grand Forks, N. D., within six months
after the first publication Of this notice.
Dated Grand Forks, N. D., July Is,
GEORGE F. WELLS.
Executor of the Estate of
Grace G. Wells, Deceased.
DULY 16, %, 80 and AUG. s "
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10 RESUME SHOP WORK.

Altoona. Pa, July 23.-ofRcials OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
here announce that effective Monday,
fifty men would resume work in the
Juniata shops on engine repairs and
back to the Altoona machine shops.
Approximately fifty men for other
work have also been ordered back.
These men return with the re-estab-
Ishment Of the piece work system.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
" nv CIykE S<AA4G -
Watch GRAND Forks

sG1F0W !. / 4 g
FOR RENT.
$s0.o0--e room house with water and
sewer on -Kittson Ave. \
$i5oo-Room in Kelsey block.
FOR SALE.
$6,000.00-S room house, all modern but
heat. lot aS0x140, screened IN
porch, porch shades, one good
heating stove. one good coal
Kitchen range, good gas range
lin Biverside Park.
$2.700.oo-6 room house and garage. all
: modern but heat, close IN on
Walnut st.
s7,ooo.oo-New all. modern house. 3
screened in porches, all hard
p-a wood floors full basement. on
.s.ooo.oo-Nes0 : room. house. AL mod
-, ern. all hardwood floors, sun
,parlors, 30 foot lot, on AL
ST. oo.oo-New all modern: house, an
hardwood floors. full base
,s,ooo.oo-NNeeWs' ' ali Sas' seuse. all
hardwood floors, full base
mept. in Riverside Park.
S6.6oo:oo-7S room all modern house and
location on S. Fourth st.
$4,000. 00-7 room house. all modern,
hot water heat, fine shade
SO foot lot, on University Ave.
81, 800. 00-6 room cottage, city water.
electric lights, garage. SO foot
Az lot, on International Ave.
IS. acres of land close to the city limits.
Z. -..s Easy terms. so. $50 So
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TO 0T0CKHOLDERS or MI.
CRoBA ANTIsEPTIC COMPANY.
Pursuant to resolution OF the Board
Of Directors of the Microba Antiseptic
Company:
Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders Of the Microba Antiseptic Com
pany that a special meeting Of said com
pany will be held at it's officerat No II
South Fourth street, in the City and
County of Grand Forks, State Of NORTH
Dakota, on the 18th day Of August
1921. at 8 o'clock p. M, for the burmese
of considering and voting upon the
proposition to amend the Articles Of In
corporation of said company, Changing
and converting 1000 shares is1eo, 900 oo9
of the Common Capital Stock OF said
company into 1000 shares Of Preferred
Stock Of the par alt of $4,000 each.
WITHOUT yoting power. but sharing
dividends. and entitled to the first
dividends declared, up to and. including
SO. And said meeting will be for the
further purpose Of considering and
voting upon the proposition to amend
the Articles of Incorporation of said
company increasing the number OF d.
%rectors from three to Ave. -
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D., this End
day of June. 1921.
B. \. BRocKHoFF.
Secretary.
August 6)
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HELP statesmen.

WANT A GOOD LIVE SALESMAN TO
sell units In an exclusive royalty
syndicate n represent us In, the
same on direct royalties. Cab insure
you more money than you can make
at anything else at present. time,
bears investigation. Write for In
formation to F. Rhoda, Waller, Mont.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS GRO
Gerry salesman with considerable ex-
perience. Must be energetic, courteous,
good personality; give references. age
and salary wanted. jacobson Dept.
Store, Rugby, ND. -
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ALL YOUNG WQMEN ARE. INvITED
to make hesYoung .women's. Christian,
Assn. their h~eadquarters while In the
city. 90 - e. -
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COMPETENT LADY COOK WANTED
at once on. farm. $40 month until
threshlng.I 4: Mrs. Elmer. Dezell. Emer-
ado. N. D..
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wANTED4G1RLs FOR HousEwoRK.
Best wages. Telephone or write Nc
.Canna%#Farn1lng company. McCannas
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GRAND FORKS ULY q. 1872.
HAT Cleaning.

Hats Cleaned and Reblocked. First
class work,sGeF. Hat Cleaning Parlor.
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HoUsEKEEPERs wANTED-AT ONCE.
preferred. @, Moen., Mekinock. N. D.
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WANTED ExPERIENeEp HEAD
waitress for first, class dining Dom
summer resort, aiso woman for pastry
cook and cooks helper. Good wages
Address, NV. Baker. Nfsswa, MINI.
Give telephone number.
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Dune 4-11-1s-25: July 2-9-16-23-s0 anf
. = August 6)
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HELP-FEAfALE

Hats Cleaned and Re!bIncked. Also do
nrst GLASS shoerepair5nk, The Busy Bee
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
generalSShousework. No washing. Mrs.
Geo. E. Duis, 141 Reeves Ave. IS
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Someone Must Win

Someone Must Win
1.-THE next war will be the worst in
all history" detained the peace ad-
vocate.
even at that" replied the muni-
tions manufacturer, "it will be better
than no war at ALL"
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NOTICE TO PARENTS

DR.. c. o. Smith has offered his
services free of charge Monday, Oct.
Oath to Friday, Oct. 28th, to examine
and extract, if necessary, children's
badly decayed and liberated teeth.
All who wish to take advantage Of
this opportunity. please call at his Of
flee promptly at 200 p. M, on any
of the above mentioned days.
DIR. Wolverton will hold nose and
throat clinic next week, beginning
Monday, Oct. Oath to Friday, Oct
28th, inclusive, when all school chill.
dren may have free examinations
and all needing tonsils and adenoids
removed may have it done for ter
dollars. All who wish to take ad.
vantage of this opportunity, please
call at DR.. Wolverton's Hospital be-
tween the hours of $500 and 1900 a.
m.
! HENRY H. HANSON
Co. Supt. of Schools
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CORRESPONDENCE

Wayne, Pearl and Donald Boynton
entered school last week.
The boys are taking up collection
for a new football.
One of the blackboards in the pri-
mary room is decorated with pretty
Halloween calendar.
The first grade are making jack-o-
lantern booklets.
The perfect attendance list are
Primary: Lenor Koenig Arther
Splonskowski, Julia Martini, Robert
Baer Leonard Dexter Mabel Hill
Margaret Higgins Mamie McAden
Walter Olsen Florence Rott Thomas
Shepherd Gertrude Allensworth Hell
en- Aarvig Leo Koenig Virgie Mar
TIM.
intermediate: Lena Koenig Willard
Naramore Eldon Vie Arden Vie Cleo
Rott Agon Feltheim Martha Nara
more Marjorie Stalk Lee Rott Viii
fred McCdsker Willie Ryan Helen
Martini, Lowell Barton George Mar
TIM.
High School and Grammar grades
will be listed next week.
The English I class gave some very
interesting oral compositions on the
classics they have studied.
Raymond Splonskowski was absent
a few days last week. He was
burned by hot coal blown from
a stove. Fortunately the burns are
not serious ones, but the bruises and
blisters on his face may easily be
mistaken for smallpox.
The pupils Of the intermediate room
proved themselves to be real portrait
artists Friday. Martha Naramore
was their model.
One of the English pupils very Sc.
riously volunteered the information
that aaron Burr was an author Of
good books" and gave him the credit
of writing ''The Lay of the Last
/ Minstrel. We were also informed Of
another great man by the name o.
/ "Sharp Eyes"
The pupils of the primary room are
busily engaged making Halloween
decorations.
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MR. AND MRS. CLUB MEMBER:
Do you know
That the North Dakota Children's
Home has received and placed
children in every county in the
state with the exception of one?
II Your aim is community service
on broad scale. No finer op-
portunity will come to you than
this. Hundreds Of future citizens
in your clubs will rise up and call
you BLESSED If you do.
CITIZENS Of North Dakota: Are
you aware Of the fact:-
That an institution has existed in your
state for thirty years, which has
cared for over 2,1OO children and
which has never received a cent
Of state aid?
That every nationality, every creed
has been served without discrim.
nation?
That its record financially, morally and
socially has been phenomenal
Will you enable it to render the
future generation even greater
service by providing 1t with suit.
able equipment to safeguard the
homeless children Of todayl
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sited by the color-guard from the Lin
ton Post, and were most impressive.
A short service for the immediate
family was held at the home of Lyle's
brother-in-law, l.. F. Thompson
at the conclusion of which the vet
Grams took charge Of the casket.
Two lines of ex-service men in uni
form flanked the walk from the house
to the hearse, which was preceded
by the color guard and full squad as
an escort. The pall-bearers were
five soldiers close friends of the de.
ceased, and C. G. Martinson' his
closest chum. The procession was
made up of the color-guard in the
lead, followed by the escort, under
arms, and the ex-service men in {
column of twos and a long line o.
, relatives and friends. From thu
Continued on Page 81
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K1NTYRE-

The Kintyre Kommunity Klub met
Thursday evening with Mrs. R. P.
Sisco. A good program was given
on the wonders of Mature" and a
new member, Mrs. Ross Wurm, was
welcomed into our circle.
The High School gave an Ice Cream
Social Saturday afternoon, which was
very well attended, and the Fresh
men feel smiley" all over to think
they did so well. The money goes
toward needed articles for class use.
Mrs. L. H. Sisco entertained at 8
big family dinner Thursday evening
in honor of R. P. Sisco's birthday.
Miss Grunefelder and Miss Hoo
attended the Teachers Meeting il
Mandan Thursday and Friday, and re
port the time very profitably spent,
The Kintyre Auxiliary of tn
American Legion will meet will
Mrs. Day Saturday evening. AL
members are urged to come in at thi'
time as it is of Importance.
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Thirty to forty more every month
will suffer the same fate unless you
will do your share toward building the
new Pioneers Children's Home at
Fargo. Two hundred thousand dollars
Is needed.
MR.. LODGE MEMBER: If every
lodge member in the state would give
one dollar, (less than you spend for
amusement and non-essentials in one
week., over $4,000 will be available
toward the building fund for the new
Home. Will you do this?
MR.. AND MRS. CHURCH MEM
BIER: Do you realize:-
That thirteen and one-third per cent
of all the children taken care of
by this home are Catholic chill
dren which have been placed in
Catholic honest 81
That thirty per cent are Lutheran
children, placed In Lutheran
homes? 4.
That the rest (flfty-six and two-thirds)
are from other churches?
That the Home IL meeting your obliga-
t:on? Will you help them?
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Mrs. T. Bier and son, visited at
the Bryant Baker home Thursday af-
terncon.
Ruby Purintun visited with Ethel
Field Saturday.
A. Martalia and family went to
Lake Nordon Monday on business and
visited relations.
Miss Emma Barth was Sunday
guest at the Elkins' home.
Beastrom and Zirnhelt shipped
three carloads of cattle to Huron, s.
D., where feed is more plentiful to
winter on.
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There was no school last Friday
in the intermediate and high school
rooms, as Miss Lloyd and Mr.. Nor
rison attended the state convention at
Mandan.
Eldon Semple and Michael Ryan
entered school Monday.
Harold Junge was absent from
school, Monday.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-10-20

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-10-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The Directors of the Emmons
County Telephone Co. have called a
special meeting of the stockholders to
be held at their office at Temvik, N.
D., on Monday Oct. 81, 1921 at 2
p. m. This meeting is called for the
purpose Of making change of rum
ming the company and other business
that may come up.
S. E. BR1NDLE,
Pres.
J.. L. WACHTER,
Sec.
Dated Oct. Is, 1921. o2O-27