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GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
5 BRADDOCK, NOR. DAK.,
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Dry^wib,
Tanks, Ete^
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY, WALLPAPER,
a nice and well-seiected stock of Jewel
ry, Stationery Notions, Gents' Furnish
ing Goods, and many other useftd
articles at the lowest possible prices at
Postofflce Building, Linton, N. D.
Received
Tours, truly, E. E. SEMLINO & CQ.,
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Pumps,. &
Varied Wirie, '^yn'
Flour and Feed.
Keeps an hand
a laige and care
ful^&elected
Era, kept In stock.
Mail orders carefully and promptly attended tQ.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.. J. p. SNYDER* Wt
BraddoekiN. D.
Thomas Jonesk
FLOUR
Linton
Reduction Sale of Clothing..
The firm of £. E. SEMLING & GO.
has a large assortment of New Goods just
received. Suits of nearly all sizes and
kinds. The "MONARCH" and GREAT
WESTERN SHIRTS, the HANSON
GLOVES, the MoKIBBEN HATS {none
better made} the SWEET. ORR dc GO.
PANTS, JACKETS, andOVERALLS {the
kind that never rips, nor will the buttons
come off}. Prices on all these Goods have
been materially reduced When In Bis
marck give us a call, and oblige
BISMASOE, N. D.
We buy andsell farm lands.
•We transact a general land baslaessi—Homestead filings, final
proofs, contests/etc., deeds, mortgages, and all kinds of convey*
anciqg.
List your lands with u» if you want to sell we ba?e ready
purchasers and can get you the highest going prioe,
Bonded abstracter of titles. -v
EDWARD BRADDOOK, Linton, N. D.
FACTORY LOADEff 8H6TGUN SHELLS
'New Rival" "Leader" "Repeater^
you are loo)Ung for reliable shotgun am?
munition, die kind tbst thoott wheit you
point, your gun, buy. Wincfae«ter Factory
lAided Shotgun ShdUc: "New Rlval,n loaM with
Black powder
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EIVORS COUHTY RECORD.
BY D. R. STRBBTBR.
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Linton, North Dakota.
Pioneer Journal of the County.
The Becord li entered at the Linton Po*t-„
office aa aeoond-claM matter,
THK
&
latest from the .Hague regard
ing Queen Wllhelmlna's illness is that
there are now strong hopes tor the
popular young descendant of the
House of Orange.
THK Bismarolc folks are now en
gaged in putting down cedent side
walks in front of residence property.
This shows commendable enterprise:
but we fear that the town cows may
slip on the new walks and injure them
selves.
A SLICK GAME.
Couple of Strangers Seem to
Save Been Anything But
Honest Men.
In the latter part of last month, as
stated in these column^' two men giv
ing their names as E//E. Brown and
H. H. Wlggin and their residence as
Minneapolis were in'Linton and pur?
chased the entire horse herd belonging
to Justice J, W. Wescott. It seems
that, as security for the purchase
price, the buyers gave mortgages on
St. Anthony Park lots, in St. Paul.
Meiers. Brown and Wlggin picked out
twenty-five of the best animals and
shipped them from Braddock. Inquiry
was then made as to the lots, and in
formation came from Minneapolis that
the papers were fraudulent. Attorney
Araptrong at once started 'for the big
Minnesota city to see whether 0£ not
it was too late to prevent the swindle,
Or, at any rate, to cause the arrest of
Brown and Wlggin if itcoulckbe ac
complished, it being.a clear case of
obtaining money under, false pretenses.
It is barely possible that the parties,
knowing Just where they could sell a
nice bunch of horses at a big profit,
took the course they did to secure
them, not having the cash to pay for
them, and that they will pay for them
as soon as they are sold, believing that
therfe would be na kiok overtbsfnuad.
«9ent security after1 the jpimtihiwrgo$.
hU money. Justice Wesoo^t's neigli
bors slncerely hope that in the end he
will get his horses or his pay, as
is a serious matter for a man on the
down-hill side of life to be victimized
for so luge a sum, for which he has.
suffered the Inconveniences and hard
ships of pioneer life since the
early days of settlement. Iiater.—Fol
lowlng'ls a copy of a telegram received
at Bnddock, Wednesday, from the
superintendent.of the St. Paul stock
yards: Horses loaded on C., M. St St.
P. train May 5th, destined to Waukon,
Iowa, via 0., M. to St- P. Wired Wau
Iron copy of your telegram.
The nilwiikei War.
While Mr. Hunter, the Milwaukee's
right-of-way man, was in Linton he
called-at the Becord officie, and the
writer was much interested in the re
marks he made regarding the policy
of tiie Milwaukee Bailway Company
in its relations with the people along
its lines. Mr. Hunter said.that no
individual doing business with the
public is more interested than a rail*
way company in having its relations
harmonious. Instead of seeldng" to
override and antagonize the people
along its lines, the policy of the Mil
waukee company has always been—
and will continue to be—one of con
ciliation. And this is the policy of
.the company In procuring right-of
way for the new line north from Eu
reka. Instead of seeking to get the
right-of-way as a gift, the company
will pay 110 an acre for the farm
land through which it passes, and,
where buildings come within the
rlgb-of-way, the company will re
imburse the owner for the damage
done." The idea Of- the company's
officers la to treat the people Just as
one individual should treat another In
a business transaction.
The Beoord does not believe that
Mr. Hunter will meet with much dif
ficulty-IB securing the right-of-way
from tbeffcrmen of Emmons connty.
They are intelligent and progres
sivei and 'they fully appreciate the
to them by having
arailwayitattqa vrlthin a few, miles'
drive, b^i as ^Bgards inortased Yalae
prapwty and the shorter haul to
market TboM through whose land the
line tuns'wUi be ^visited by Mr. Hun
ter wltttlh the next few days, and it
will tuUtt^ ti)e hnlldint of the
road if rigfat^'«ay' eontracU are
It isav^ri
•nyone
line.
ldaded
jN^iey for
W s«iieese
«al
i-
la building a new
Such a ltoe Mbeervs* the in
tetests of the publlo, aod for thls rea
im lt ls ^yen the right ot «mlne&t
itoii^ln. If it cannot get a rightot
in^ at naaoiialde 'aad satisfactory
figures, the company .nay institute
condemnation proceedings in the
'court* Tbor Objection will net atop
the buHdlng of the line aeroM yOnr
land, for toe rewun that the compatty
a*8WW^,?.fRS?.i6
fit.i
•A V»5»
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1902.
ahead wltl
this side ofEureka a number of farm
ers, organtzed by an Eureka attorney,
have refused the right-of-way. It is
safe to say that when the case is
settled
the propejty-ownerq will have bad blie
experience and the bulk of the money
will be in the lawyer's pockety There
are few cases on record where, under
condemnation proceedings, the owner
of property has secured more for the
right-of-way—when the expense of
going to law Is subtracted—than the
company offered him in the first
place.
Mallrmul News.
Bailroad matters are again some
what complicated this week. The N.
P. surveyors were for several days
at work on the other, aide of Beaver
creek, about four miles west of Lin
ton. Bumon have been persistent that
the road will not be built into Linton
that the Sand creek survey will be
chosen, and that Xiinton would be too
far out of tbe way for the line to be
built up the creek to this place. It is
also said that if the N. P. misses,Lin
ton, the Milwaukee, In order to form
a Junction with the former road, will
go west from a point ai few miles from
this town, and the two roads will in
tersect at a point two.o? three miles
aouthwest of ^inton. What founda
tion there is for the rumors no one in
these parts has been able, to iind out,
and they are probably based only on
the fact that the Ti, P. surveyors have
been at work- on the Sam Cummins
and Miss Stella Smith lang, south of
the creek..
In the. meantime, hardly a day
uses but ope or more contractors
visit Linton, looking over the N. P. or
the Milwaukee survey. Tuesday
nightCootractor Nelson and his work
ing bow, Mr. Bosberg, of Minneapolis,
were in Linton. The former has sub
contracted from Mr. Grant—who has
the original contract for the whole
line—fifteen miles of grading work at
this end of the line. |fe will have
two camps—one at this end and one
former soiith He cameito Linton to
see about making cont&cts for hay
and meat. He will b^in work in a
few days, either at Linton or a point
farther south, in case the line should
be changed to .run thaf: way.
However, as said tbeifore, all the
«iBonrof^ttiiir^^t^.fto be
based
:ijii
PalleeK.
Progress, May 2d: The Standard
Oil Company will put in tanks here
•est week, and make this the distrib
uting point for oil for tbe country sur
rounding Pollock twenty-five miles.
....J. E. Martin (formerly of Brad
dock), who has been station agent at
this place since the town was estab
lished, left Wednesday morning for
his home at Glenwood, Minn. He
will not return to Pollock, but, after
a month's vacation, will be given an
other atation on tbe Soo line. "Jim
my" has made many friends here by
his amiability and accommodating
ways, and every one is sorry to see
him leave... .Beports have reached
here and an being circulated over the
county of an almost unbelievable
crime of a Campbell county man 'and»
a preacher, at that. It Is said that
the Bev. Brajdein, whose home is a
few mile* southeast of MoOnd
seduced his thirteen-year-old daughter
and left the country. Dri Jackson
visited the. girl Wednesday, and re
porta her in a critical condition.:
•nMMk.
Bepnbllcan, May 2d: Tuesday a crew
of Soo eurveyors^ with Chief Engineer
Green, arrivedfaere with tents, survey
ing outfit ahd supplies. Yesterday
they started north for the purpose of
ieyelingup thegradeand setting KrAde-.
stakes....There Is on track here nowt
besides tbe hundred or more car-loads
of tiea mentioned heretoforai a car
load of gradenstakes, a oar of aplkea,
several cars of bridge ties and a ea£&
bridge piling. It is reported that jtfi?
graders, bridge crews and otfiers n»s
Miary, to the construction of the raid.
wlOibe bereto begin work wlthin- a
week, and that the contract lor the
I
guessesj ^and' yoa, gentle
reader, have Just as much light as
anybody to do your oWn guessing.
AMOMG OUR "HOGHBOBS.
Eureka.
Blade, May Ut: The grading con
tractors are beginning to arrive, and
are looking over the ground, stak
ing out camping quarters, and attend
ing to other patters which necessarily
precede the work of grading.
Post, May 2d: Harry F. Hunter, of
the Milwaukee Bailway Company, ar
rived Tuesday, and, together with At
torney Williamson, left over the line
of the extension to secure the right-of
way. They ireturned in the-evening,
leaving again Wednesday morning,
hoping to secure the right-of-way to
the NOrth Dakota line. Some of the
fa rmers:are disposed to be a little bard
on giving the right-of-way but the
company doesn't want something for
nothing, and are disposed to pay what
is right... .About 150 workmen and
sub-contractors arrived to-day and will
commence work the first of the week.
W. H. Grant, of Faribault, Minn., has
the contract for the whole line through
to Linton. He will sub-let it in chunks
according to the capacity of the out
fits. -pip smmm
y/Y.d? ^cssnsBSsissns^r
r^5i J%L
4f»
grading has been let to Minneapolis
parties.... Audi tor James Weed and
Editor O. F. Bryant- were, visitors up
from Napoleon, Sunday and Monday.
... .Samuel Reichert, son of Bev. John
Keichart, of this place, was married at
Hebron April20th toMissLydiaBucli
holz. They will reside southeast of
Braddock, where their friends will
wish them a long and blissful wedded
life—S. E. Coover has added a new
rig to his livery outfit, he having pur
chased A. "L. Geil's horse and new bugr
gy—Fred ^Tifctfhcll has the contract
tor building .the new school-house in
Williatfasport district, and begins
work this week Mrs. C. O. Putnam
and children, of Winona, have been
the guests of the lady's sister, Mrs. L.
M. Doerschlag, several days this week.
....Roy- Betzer and family have
moved into the new house on the
homestead, and they now have a place
they can call home, sweet home C.
E. Funk, of the ranch Arm of Arnold
& Funk, arrived home from Minnesota
last week,'with'125 head of young cat
tle, which will be ranged here... .Mr.
and Mrs. I. N. Forsytlie arrived yes
terday from Gfenwood, Minn., to re
side on their homestead west of.' Will
iamsport.' Their sons will arrive later,
with stock.
Correspondence) of the Record. (.May 7.
J. E. Davies rode to Fort Yates,
Monday.
Rev. De Lange left for his home in
Vesper, Wis., last Monday.
Ex-Judge Rowerdink is transacting
business at the wayside inn,to-day.
Mrs. H. Ten Broeck, of Fort Yates,
visited with Mrs. Tone Verhoef last
Sunday.
Harry Hunter, the Milwaukee right
of-way man, Sundayed here, driving
to the metropolis Monday.
Supt. Euiper and W. P.Groen drove
to Linton, Monday, to arrange matters
for Commandant Liebenberg's lec
ture.
Our genial P, M. has sold his farm
and store to the Adams Land Com
pany. He doesn't intend to leave,
however, until early next winter, when
he probably will depart for Michigan.
The neighbors around here wish
that some action would be taken very
won to have buried those fifteen ear
casses bf catlle that died on the prairie
during the big storm. A majority of
the cattle lost have been put 'under
the ground but some lie on the prairie
in this neighborhood, tainting the at
mosphere and rendering the neighbor
hood unhealthful and obnoxious.
A certain young man in this neigh
borhood contemplates building for
himself and—well! others—a small
skiff. Before he launches the gondola
let me entreat him to read "Robinson
Crusoe."~He can be heard every even
ing, about chore time, whistling,
"Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep,"
and he'rudely disturbs the meadow
lark's morning carol by lustily singing
selections from "The Diver." He
talks in a nautical style, and, if any
one Offers him advice about moonlight
tete-a-tetes in a gondola, 1ft orders
them to "go away aft and sit down!"
I warn this gay young gondolier that
the waters of that slough are danger
ous, and that he may find a watery
grave rather incentive to rheumatism
ty bis future existence.
OLD I. X. L.
W lioapinfr Ctnih.
A woman who has had experience
with this disease telis how to prevent
any dangerous consequences from it.
She says: Our three children took
whooping cough last summer, our baby
boy being only three months old, and,
owing to our giving them Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, they lost none
of their plumpness and came out in
much better health than other child
ren whose parents did hot use this
remedy. Our oldest little girl would
call lustily for cough syrup between
whoops. ESSIHS PINKEY ALL,
Springville, Ala. This remedy is for
sale by W. E. PETEIE, General Mer
chant,
.• Betrayed.
one knows the whereabouts
whose descrip
If any
If an elderly bay borse
tion has gracied these columns many
times in past years, we would consider
it a, great favor if such "any one"
would send us word. Said horse hag a
brand-that looks like a on either tbe
right or left shoulder—loser don't re
member which. At any rate, the ani
mal probably has the same brand that
he bad when he went forth last fall to
rustle with the elements—and things
like those. Probably in bis company
will be found another estray—a pony
known as. "Dennis"—that fe also of
venerable age. and at different periods
of tbe olden time was owned by nearly
everybody in Winona.
D. B. STREETEB, Linton, N. D.
ROK KALE.
100 head of high-grade Shorthorn
and Hereford"cattle about 40 steers a
number of good milch cows.
3 pairs* of good work horses all
young from 1,0(J0 to 1,500 weight.
1 pair of two-year-old colts.
1 two-year-old mule.'
Some hogs, a few sheep, farm imple
ments, household goods, etc.
Will be sold separately, or at a bar-
gain to tbe party taking the lot.
Apply either by- maii or personally
tne owner. PAT KMSBLLA,
fpst
Ashgrove, N.'D.
'V^XiRht Miles South of Winona,)
Rt. B. CbHrck Service.
Unton—1040 a. m. ..
Bnnday-icbtol, U:8t a.m.
Kpworth League, 7:80 p. u.
Barge—Anderaon'a hffaae, p. m.'
Wltfona—« p. m.
Yatee—Monday,
7:30 p.
na,
mmoMburg—Tverfay, sp. m.
J. A.
LKMKMT, Pastor.*:
1
RECORD
L. WESCOTT
KEEPS FOB SALE THE
CELEBKATED
N, P. ANDERSON,
W. MUBEAY.
First publication, April 4—Last, May 0.
Dummona.
State ot North Dakota, County ot Emmong.
In District Court: Sixth .1
udlclal District.
John H. ttlcldlucomb, plulntlll, vs. Minnie
Bldillecomb, defendant.-. Summons.
The State ot North Dakota to the above
named defendant:
YOU
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO
answor the complaint of the plaintiff In
tho above-entitled action (a copy of which Is
now filed In the office of the Olerk of tho
District Court lii and tor Bmmoiid county,
North Dakota, at Linton,'- North Dakota),
and to serve a copy of- your answer
upon the subscriber within thirty days
after the survice of this summons upon
you, exclusive of tho day of service ana, in
case of your failure to appear or answer,
JudL-inont will bo taken against you by de
fault for the relief domauded in tbe com
plaint.
Dated at Linton, N. this 2d day of
April, A. D. 1902.
CHARLES S. LANE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Linton. North Dakota.
First publication. May 2—Last, June, 6.
Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICB
AT
Nthe
BISMABOK, N. D., I
April at, 11)02.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
foQowlng-numed settler has filed no
tice ot his intention to make final proof In
support ot his claim, and that said proof
will be mado before Charles 8. Lane, United
States Commissioner. District of North Da
kota, at Linton, N. D„ ou Saturday, June
14. 1002, viz.:
ARTHUR KEEBLER,
For the east half of southwest quarter and
west halt ot southeast quarter of section
SO, township 132 north, range 75 west of Bth
P. M.
lie names the following witnesses to prova
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion ot said land, viz.:
Wallace Kyes, of Linton, N. p.
C.
D. Loirue, of Linton, N. D.
W. E. Oarmicheal. of Linton, N. D.
H.
Backhatis, of Linton, N. D.
A. C. MCOILLIVBAY, Register.
First publication, May 2—Last, June 6.
Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE
AT
BISHADCK, N. D.,
April 24.11102.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
J^l following-named settler has illed not'ee
ot his Intention to mako final proof In sap.
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Veter Kraft, Judge and Kx
Ofllcio Clerk of the County Court of Em
mons county, N. D., at Liuton, N. D., ou Fri
day, June S, 1892, viz.:
BOOHDS BOSCH,
For tbe Oast haif of northeast quarter and
east bulf ot aoutheast quarter of section
|0,^Uwn*blp 131 north, rauice 75 west of Oth
He names tbe following witnesses to prove
hla continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz.:
Franz Glslngei, of Tlrsbol, N. D." 3'
Stepban Kraft, of Tirsbol. N. D.
Andreas Mltzel, ot Tlrabol. N. D.
Joseph Voller, of Tlrsbol.'N: D. J,-.
A. C.McGILLIVBAY, Reeisitir^
•First publication, April 25-^Laat, May 80.
Notice of. Fihal Homcstc&d Proof.
LAND Orrica
AT
NOTICE
BISMAHCK, N.'D.,
April iff,
IS HEREBY GIVKN THAT TH*.
fol lowing- named settler has Died tiotlte
ot his intention to make Anal proof in
port of bis claim, aud that^saut proof
Oe made, before. Charles S- Lkne, unit..
States. Commissioner, District of. North Da
kota, at Linton, N. D., on May 89, ltjU2, viz.:
•. FRANZ UNfiER,
For the southwest quarter of northeast
quarter and lots 1,2 and 8. section 0/town
shlll 181 north, range
76
west of Fifth P. M.
He uam6s the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and euitira-'
tion of said land,-Tit.
'Johannss Hegel.ot Tlrsbol, N.JD^.-,
Lorunz8chwat)of Tirsbol, N. D. .-.
JObanumVetter, of TiMljol. N.
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Ueorg Qrinstain, of TifaMi. N. D.
UMItUT|tAV.»imMrv
Cr/
I am agent for the popular PLANO Farm Macliinrs. Call
on me if you want a Jones Lever Binder, a Jones Steel Header a
Jones Vertical Mower, a .Tones Steel ^Hay-Rake, a Piano Corn
Binder, or a Piano Husker and Shredder. Prices and terms satis
factory.
J, W. WESCOTT, Linton, W. D.
Dealer in
FLOUR AND PEED.
Will have on hand by next week a stock of Hard*
.ware. Barb-wire for sale.
.ware, oam-wirc IUI saie,
FRED JUNGE, JR., AGENT,
BRADDOCK, N. D., DEALER IN
LUMBER AND COAl..
Get our Prices before placing your Orders.
L. WESCOTT MEAT MARKET
dT I keep MEATS and FISH. Also, Groceries, Canned Goods,
Etc. Freshly-made Sausage for sale. As I sell only for cash, 1
can
make cheap prices, as I have no credit losses to make up on cash
buyers. I will take Butter and Eggs in exchange for goods.
A GOOD WELL
is necessary to every farm and ranch, and there is no more de
sirable, no cleaner, nor more durable well than a drilled well.
OUR TUBULAR WELL&, either/two inches or three inches
in diameter, will give,you an abundance of good, ...pure water.
We can drill to any ordinary depth. Will furnish pipe, pump
and windmill. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Write u$ what you want.
L-$
"v i^~
$1.50 PER-YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
LINTON,
N. D.
DEALER IN"
FARMI
MACHINERY
A A 1/ f~t f~ I rv I I
UAKtO LU
Anderson & Murray,
BRADDOCK, JN. D.
First publication, April SS—Lasc, May t3.
Contest Notice—Timber Culture.
DEPAIITMENT
or THE
of entry said parties are hereby uotlfic
appear, respond and offer evidence touc
said allegation, at 10 o'clock a m. on Ju
1
INTEUIOK,
UNITED
STATEB
LAND OPFFCB,
fOet"
Oil
8.
BIBHABCK, N. D., A pvil 18,1902.
Ahaving
SUFFICIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
been filed In tliisodlce by Willielm
Albrecht,contestant, against timber-culture
entry No. 8206, made April 10 188(1, for east
halt of northwest quarter and west half of
northeast quarter of section 24. township 133
north, rahie 78 west, by Jacob llannabereb,
contestee, in which it is alleged that the said
Jacob Hannabergh has not cultivated ton
acres of said truct to trees, seedn or cutting^
during a iierlod of eight years, as required
by law that he, the said .lacoU Uannabcrgh,
has not done any cultivation or other work
on said tract at anytime during the sears
1894,1833,1808, 18»7,1098 or that said Ja
cob Hannabergh has not broken or caused
to be broken ten acres of said tract since en
try nor planted, cultivated or protected,
nor caused to be planted cultivated or pro
tected, ten acres of tree|, tree seeds or cut
tings on said tract sltice' date of entry, nor
during any period ot eight years since date
*les are hereby notified to
luchlng
June 2.
1902, before Charles 6. Lane, United States
Commissioner, at Linton. N. D., District of
North Dakota and the final lujarlng will be
hold at 2 o'clock p. m. on June 0,1902, before
the Keglster and Receiver, at the United
States Land Office, in Bismarck, North Da
kota.
The said contestant having, In a proper af
fidavit. tiled April 18, 1003, set forth facts
which show that.' after due dlllgcnce, per
sonal service of .this notice cannot be made.
It Is hereby ordered and directed that sucli
notice be given 1
tion. A.
-uuia uuttvic v.aiiuob uu JiJUUt*.
dered and dlroutud that such
on by due undjproper pubflca
V. O. MCGILMVIIAY, Jtejlstf r.
First publication, April 18—Last, May !».
Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OVFICB
AX
BIBMANCK,
N. D., I
AprllllJ. 1902.
following-named settler has filed
's intention to make'final proof in 'suit
of bis claim, and that said proof will
J^OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
of I
port or bis claim, ana that said
mado beforo Charles 8. Laiie,'United States
Oommlssloner, District of North Dakota, at
Linton, N. D„ on Saturday, May Si,Hm, vl*.:
ANDREW B0SCBK15K,
For the west half of the", southwest quarter
of section 32,'township 1'tH) north, range 78
west of 5tli 1'. M„ and southwest quarter
ot northwest quarter aud lot 4, section 5,
township 129 north, range 76 west of &th
P. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence Upou aud cqUlva
tlonof said land, viz.
Gerrlt W. BenSkers, of Westfleld, N. T).
John Van de Vorate, Sr.i of Westileld, N. D,
Gerrlt Hulsenga, of Wi«tilield,.N. D.
Louis Dornbush.
ot
Westilold, N. l.
A.O. MCOILLIVBAY. Register.
First publication, April 11—Last*. May 18.
Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
tiAKD OFTICE
XT
Si J,
SH&
BlSMAIlCK, M. D.,1
A
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUB
following-named settler has filed uotic*
of hls intentlon to make final jroot lu sup*
port of his claim, and that suidjivOof will be
mod* before CbarleS_B. l^tne. United States
Commissioner, District oif North 'Dakota: at
Linton, N. D., on Saturday, May 17,
viz.
JOSEPHUS ALLEN,
For the north half of southeast qusrtor,'
northeast quarter of southwest quarter,
and southeastquarterofnortheast anarver r4j^
aortUi
H» names the followliig wltnessM to
his continuous residenuo. Upou unU cultlva
tion of said land. viz.-.
Ben W. Whitney, of VapderblU S
Voter Leonard,,ot Vahdeibllt, is
WllllamL.Baies.of Ashzrove,
N.
Gottlieb Dockter.of Vandcroflt ^. u.
A. 0. MCATTLJVR^Y,
'fe'Olft
I:will sell my whi^ sta!
whid) bustoodihiliim^
thr^aeasonspasuiHii uan i$te
the livery barn iu tiintici.i
it
JOB
two Ot-