Emmons County record. [volume], April 05, 1906, Image 3

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Linton Hardware
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,i,iirr!y sulNtird tll.lt 11m
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},lea»ed to set ma.-hint- up
the!' t:.ake
TINSHOI' IN CONNECTION
THE
The
FARMERS' STORE- BROFY, N. D.
L. W. BROPHY, Prop'r.
"The Place Where You Get Your Money's Worth"
\K\\ U()YAli SK\MN(i MA( MINKS
KMl'lKK CHKAM SKPAKATOUS
IIAKNKSS KK1WIKS FOK Sl»KINi WORK
(JKOCKHIES, SKKhS. KTC.
NKW STOCK OK l»KY (JOODS
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Our prices are the lowest. Come and look
our stock over and be convinced. No old shelf,
worn goods to dispose of.
GOODGOODS.CHEAPPRICES
ll: YOU WANT TO BUY
Groceries, Clothing, Shoes
-AT THE
LOWEST LIVING PERCENTAGE OF PROFIT
Call at the Store of
CHRIS. WOLFER- Linton, N. D.
jj^ All mm
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Of. ir
fA Store or
••A-'-'iumodalions First Class. Rales Si.SO and $5.00 P»r Da
v.<p></p>Arlington
FP?E 'BUS'~70 ALL TRAINS,
J. B. CROWELL, Proprietor
LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA
!You Can't Live Out of Doors5
Ail (if tin? Time. So. of course,:
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iin'*. ow, ui
You Will Want a House#
Vou Arc a Business or Professional Man.
$ yi'ii Want a Huililini: "f CONCRETE LUMBER ft
$ and Want the Work Well Hone. Call on Mie 0
Linton Construction Company
The Linton
MRS. E. D. WESCOTT, Prop. jg
..Newly Furnished Throughout...^
RATES REASONABLE
Careful attention will be paid to the O
comfort of guests
tmmons County Land Company.
sell Kannsaiid Ranches.
make Kit'st-Mort gage Real-Estate Loans.
make Eilings. Final Proofs. Coiilests. I'rotests Etc
"lake Abstracts of Title.
write Eire insurance.
1 urnish Suret Ronds.
fent Lands.
write Deeds, Mortgages and all other work iei|uiring a Notai
1'iihlie.
,:1w ARl BKAUDOCK. President. Linton. North Dakota. ft
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NORTHERN OAROFMNG.
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Trunkenmiller. of Devils Lake, in
Farm. Stock and Home.
1 a a
.. ,i the house aUuit the iast of
March, ami transplanted into the gar
den at lei danger if is over, will
ripen as far iinith a mit iha. K.irly
Mitchell is anoihei excellent Kimi.
with tine. huge liuit. and \eiy irly.
Tr 'ph\ is the hot li.a\y vieldct tor
given pickles. Of the ca'Oi.lges.
Ki''. ningsteadt isniieof theliest
1 a seasons.. It is eail. Iiar.ly,
sweet, soliil. a good kce|«'i, .mil will
make a crop where all other vaneties
fail. Sow seed in a Ui\ in the house
smne time hi Apiil. ami tiansplant
early in June. Sow union seed the
garden as soon as* you titi11 that
the frost is out of the ground aWiut
one font, for winter use Weatl ers
tielil ami Karlv Red ate the besi: they
ripen well, aie heavv yielders and
good keepers The White l^ueen
.catalogued also as New »A'ueen is a
tine early onion, of niilil tlavnr. one of
the best tor table use in the raw state.
I.KTTI'( K. KAlUsll. KI'C.
one of my favorite vegetables is
lettuce, and I think the Hanson the
tiest. It is a good cutting lettuce,
and latei. when it has made a larger
growth, it forms a large. tirm head.
It thrives in all sorts of weather, and
withstands heat and drought to a rt
markable debtee. Plant the tirst seed
when onions are planted, and there
ifter plant a lit tie row every two or
three weeks until the tirst of .Inly, for
succession. The White Ladylinger
radish, the Shepherd and Lone Sear
let for summer use with French
Hroakfast. or any one of the round
turnip radishes for spring, and White
'hina tor winter, will supply this tine
vegetable all the yar around, liegm
sowing seed as soon as frost is out ot
the ground. and sow a lew seeds every
two weeks until about the middle ot
August.
Ileels are one ot the easiest of all
vegetables to grow. The turnip va
iet ies are the most satisfactory: ot
these, Kgyptian and liastion's are two
gi i(ii I eai iv sorts, while entv. is the
1 test, for fall and wintei use. The
objection I have to the last is
that .sometimes it grows too large
Plant about the tirst of May for main
•rop.
('arrots are very easy to grow. The
Ov Heart is a line variety, and. besides
being easy to harvest, will thn\e anj
where and is of good quality. Plant
it the same time as beets.
I'l-.AS N i» (I:N.
peas can be sown about the lirst of
May. or earlier. Ivirly Alaska, Mc
Lain's AdvauciT and Chainpioti of
Kngland. if sown at the same time,
ill eive peas all summer. I »o not, he
lid of net ins,' more than you eati
use: it is surprising how many a fam
ily can use in a season. When I came
to North lakota. ten years auo, I was
told that, could noiyrow sweet corn,
and. in fact, most of the settlers
claimed it. was useless to plant a gar
den of any kind. liu! I found sweet,
corn very easy to ^row. and it, ields a
tine crop. Plant, the White Cory lor
tirst early, and the Karly Minnesota to
succeed it, and one will have plenty of
as jfoorl corn as evcrnrew "hack east. I
About May loth is the proper time to
plant, •mil when the steaming ears
•ome on the. dinner table jfive thanks
toilotl for so delicious a vegetable.
II'I IIKI: Ki KTA IH.Ks.
Plant cueiimbers about June 1.
Short (ireen and LOII (i reeii are the
best varieties. of squash, plant
Summer ('rook Seek ami Iiunlays
(rant Marrow: the latter is a fall
and winter sort, and a ttond tiaker.
It can he depended upon to ripen as
far north as Manitoba. Citron does
well, and every garden should have a
few hills. Plant plenty of bi-ans.
Karlv N'aleut ine is a eood ^reeii pod.
and Yosemite the liest yellow pod for
summer use. For shell beans, for
winter baking, the While Wonder is,
I think, the best: it is a heavy yielder
horseradish in I lie garden. II you do
not have hem. order the plants at
once from the nearest place and have
hem sent as soon as frost is out ot
the ground. Then plant and tal»e
care of :hem and you will never re
uri't it.
Bucolic Bert.
Kditor Thurston, of lla/ellon. has!
a eood claim out in the liraddoek
neighborhood. Niilurally lie doesn t.
want to lose said claim. No he has
made a move hat will insure his ob
taining this fill)- piece of I nele Sam
I tier, hired a printer to assist, and has
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parsnips: Hollow Crown is ifuod. Some
turnips: White luilch is nice. »f A .. ..
rutaiiiiuMs 1 prefer Mine's. Andab ive iZ Postoff.ce Building.
mi.n
ho wish to contract, for his crop of
vv I lea t. Mie il.) jeCt ol f. !'l 11 lis
I on »p«T. iti« »rt
subscrilie for the Record.
SEE BEN CORBIN
For Choice Land Bargains
1 have for .piick sale, all or h.'ilt cash, remainder .it or 8 (*-r ml.
ith your own time. ood land in .nut around Ha.-elttm. I h.i\e trom
:('.00ii to to.ooo .teres at trom *..'0 to Jts.iHi |.«-r ,cre. It must t.- sold
.inside ot trom thirty to sixty da\s. lou.i has no N-tter land. 1 h\ed
in that state torty years. 1 lived at (. ory.lon, \V avnt- vo»u\tv. tlurts
\vnrs.
tivo itiul ^oo«i
^•'Wanted Ten men in each stale
to travel, post signs, advertise and
leave samples of our goods. Salary,
iCi per month. per day for «x
penses. lioYAt. SriTLV Ci iK'pt.
W :t."i Randolph Street. Chicago. III.
SJTLig nite coal. HocUing
alley. $w.^o. See lirophy at (iodkin.
Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
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Notic.' is lM-f-1'V tri• thai the fnllnwini:
iciiiierl «-n h-r tins Hied
soil. He has turned over lie editorial etnlm. aiul I leu snlit^ iii-'^if^wU1 ne_Mmiill|^»I
inanai einent to A. I., tieil, his pa 11- KM
S'»ionrii amid rural scenes is lot the vri-»t»f 1 •••*«i-s of th«- c-iinity "f Kniniori
purpose of obtaining a more practical ul^'^.Vreeo':! -.!'''.V'u,,nkh,f^
knowledge .if the details ot the llgri-
iMilt ural business, so that at id
of the statut'iiy period lie mav be able
to write a bonk on "Fannin' As She
Is and As Slip »rt To lie." Any poli
ticians who may happen to .stray out.
into the Thiiiston neighborhood are
kindlv invited lo bring their grub and
blankets along and partake of the
Fanners' hospitality.
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gone to tnaki! permanent residence i- lim-. .inmi—i
on hi^ homestead. So. gent ie reader, I.i tlo• N .,.,x'yf
should you at any lit luring the H. mi i..
coming .season pass along the road out iimye .•..mioih'ius r-— ioi'i
in the Cherry (trove country, and
si
iii you see a rather good-looking
vi'tith. with a winning smile, a i-'ome
'of thought partly lhatched. a pair of
overalls and one siispeii'ler that's
him. Already it is reported that he
is l.eiug illter\iewed hy elevator
in tt»' !ou a Infaiitry thn*** \t-.trs. our month ami
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-if his
Ht 1 insike !l it
ii I pi ill SU|)l»'»rl of hi-
mv.'s ai liis ntttee in Mniun.
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v:i 1 «»:i il r« tul,
W K. I '-t lie. if I ,l li
W N'fn
thn-o ycar. I jMi'kt-ti out this latul uliih- olt hunting. I h.tvi- ktllr.l
morr thaii sevrntron hutnlrrii olvcs.
GET A HOME OF YOUR OWN
How Can I Oo This? Simply hy calling on the undersigned or h\
writing (inelosinn stamp. What 1 don't know about land e.m't tie told
ty the other fellow. 1 can save you from one to two dollars (ier acre. 1
have lived on the Missouri Slo)ie since its earliest settlement, and am ttior
oughly familiar with every section ot it. It you ant ttie hest there
is in a Harm, Ranch or Homestead, call on or write to till- nndersiened.
HOME I SWEET HOME I THERE'S NO l»l. ACE I.IKE HOME."
I I O S A S O A I
I will lor.'ttt* srttlrrs t»n honwstt'.tils lon^j as thr hom»-stf.tiis last.
I know ot si'V^ral l»om«'.st» a«is, hut thoy «tr' tit only tor ^ra/m^ pur
post s. .*all on IVn. l\imsrlt. 1 akr no suhstjtutr. ottn in Yfatfr's
Mott'l, Ha/i*lton, North Pakota.
Some Land Men Are Wolves
But I am not. I «lo just what I say. NVithrr on*- of th*- animals in th«
pii,tur« is intended to represent yourlriu'le Ben. I hey are photo en^ravin^s
of a rertain class of land dealers who show you a good piece of land that
isn't for sale and then sell you a poorer tract you never saw. Some say
the pictures represent Kmmons County politicians pulling for the office*.
But that isn't so. I hese wolves were caught hy me thirteen years ago on
the wolves' play ground at Coal Butte, in the western part ot Kmmons
County. 1 he hooks shown in the picture were halted with fresh gophers.
As To
I show that I'm all right I r«-f*-r t«» Hie following named old timers,
who know me well. Most of 'em are running for office this year, and will
he pleased to say a good word for an elderly party who votes early and
often. Hut, any way, they will tell you that they have known me inure
than twenty years that I am honest and a good wolf hunter that am
recogtii/ed as one of the enterprising citi/ens of this county that I have
done my full share for the advancement of the county, and that for integ
rity and fair dealing I statu! among the foremost of the county. 1 hese are
the people that I refer to: William L. Yeater. hotel man Warwin K.
Streeter. Kditor of tin- Kmmons County Record: Henry A. Armstrong,
attorney: C.ustave A. Ilerol/. County treasurer: .'ames ('.. i'itts, County
Auditor: Alexander Macdonald, state senator and hank president.
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Notice of Foreclosure Sale.
Nut i-*»' in lieri'ii.v ^iv«'ii th.it th:it r.Ttnln
iin»rtira'-'e ifnl «h*Iiv»-n-»l hv lieuiire
»vis. wi«hiw»*r. nn»rtv'H'."»r. t«i Huhlii
*jr:»
MuHlmiiis.
«J «i» 11n- li »l "f .1 1 y,
.. .. J-u'l. an«t for in h«- «Mic«- of I he
"(I Iiunr
I'.M.therein
will lie fine.'lovit hy
.. ..f the po-niNe-, (J»-M*rihef1
h- ft on
I lo-ir »f he c.
MI
rt :M Lint on
I in he .• Hint of l-'tn in' 'U^ itn«l st :i te «if North
|»:«ivoi :t\ he linn uf :i u'ciu.-k p. nti h»»
:ih iUv ..f \pri). to «tUfy the iiiinmiit
*1 lie upi»n *n'h ftir:«tr»* f» tie- 'lay uf sale.
The
,rem!«.••«,IIHi|»-scri N
such
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Jt'nl wtiieli will he oi«!
ift
h«*rr turnt\
Vi\\v l)silinr
IIazixton,
MEAT! MEAT! MEAT!
ro tiii:
I E A A E
HKKI» KKLS( II. I'KOI' K'.
If fou Want to Save Money
One Price to all. Cive us a call
JONKS liKOS.
KKAI.KUS IN
Clothing, Gents' Fttrnishin^ (ioods, Ktc
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Linton, D.
Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
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Not ire is hereby t'i ven that I lie following
*fned settler has tiled llotlc'e (if his Ini n-
N
Horned se
Ion to make hntiiestead Una I nruof in sup
uort of hK .inim. and I hat said proof will he
made In-fore J' Monks. ierk uf I'lstfict
('mi rt of Kmmons county, I' at hiv
otfh'e in Linton N. |L. on I'nesday.
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ii. Iv H') dated Inly I"
Kur I he s. •, of -ec. •. T-.vp IT N
:i W of FXfi I' M.
He names the following witnesses to ni'uVe
his continuous reshlem'e tipofi arid .vjltivu
I on if said land. vi
iteurv's«'htnidl. of |iak»-m. N
KHdrich .1 Kelsdi. of Dakem. N l»
Joliannes iohliifli'. of 1 »akein. N 1»,
Kdward Htaddo-U.of hintofj N t»
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Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
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.htcuh S'hule. of Lilil'tfi. N ic
r'l'ifdrich Ki'U.'li. .if lanton,
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1C4* is hefrhy *i vt'ii that the fulinwln'/
I: I med s»-t l«r iia's ti led not ice of Is ten
in
to make honiest» id tina! proof in support of
his claim, and that *aid proof will he made
before 11 kooks i' |e rk of histrict I 'nil
uf Kmtnons countv N h. .»f iii^ "'ti *e i'
I .in ton N I on 'I'tu-sd.iy. A pn 1 -I. i/
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II n«".V,t dated A Ii: 1
For the W »•'*. •, I wp IJ'i N l.u'e
W of ift IV M.
He names the fu 1 A" 1 W 'I e^-.es JlfoV'
his continuous residency npni fid cu I tiy,i
ion if said a ud. i/
l»anhd liecfitU-. of l.mtnn, N i»
John Kamey. of mons'u N
A le\ander Wa"h!ter, of Kinton N 1»
l.eroy I'aTley. of l.ifiton S" I»
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1 I :ILWFY
the
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oe th»* s. W. '4 uf ect|on I in t«vvn*hij*
u.f'.li, tf ruti'.'f Tl west uf the I'i I I' I n«'i
put Meridian
There will he due mi tid murtjr:ii.'e at
date 'if sale he mi in uf hre»* huIM'Ired !lf
mil- and hirly-hufidredths dollar* ($15! -W5).
I»ated thN 14th day uf Mareli.
liri.hA SH'KK.
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Al I'lrmy fur Mor! irairee
If .IKUJ-.I.I. lieiTlster
C. H. I'MBI.MS, UUmarck, is aKent
for the great Edison Phonograph.
When in Bismarck do not fall to come
and hear one.
I and For Sale.
For Sale lie N. W. of See. JO
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ia* l{«e. T(i,
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at per acre.
Address Box luy. Atx-rdeen. S I».
you want to borrow money
on vour farm, the Linton State Hunk
will lend it to yon.
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U. 8. CREAMI DE LAVAL
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Lily White Washers Wash White
Royal Patent Flour None Better
VAN BRUNT DISC DRILL
W A }'h h,n I I/, I tku if
X-Rf\Y SULKY
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A I W A l«: I I N I I A N 1
FRUIT. CIGARS AND TOBACCO
f-( IN'l'l N I A ,1 ,Y I tM STI ICK
Extensive Stock of Candies---The Best
JOHN P. PFEIFLE, Proprietor
Newly Ftirnished A Short Walk from Depot
LINTON. NOIM'll IIAUOTA
THE NEW MEAT MARKET
R. F. TEGGE, Proprietor
And All Other Butcher's Products
EVERYTHING KEPT FRESH AND CLEAN
Remember the Place: The J. W. Wescott Build
ing, abou* a Block northeast of Union Depot. 9 Blue
is Telephone Number.
LAVAL
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If, ,! Cii'il mrifr H'ttit fin I •//,,
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Linton Bakery I Confectionery
FRESH BREAD. PIES
and
W. E. PETRIE
I.INTON. VOW I'll IIAKOTA
l»l \l.l'U IN
General Merchandise
Fresh Goods at Fair Prices
_'.t' 'V. --c: i' -c
7 -X -ir: ,,
Ki eps an hand
large and care
Snyder's Drug Store.
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Vr. l'A I NTS OILS \'AU.\ llll- l{RI'IIK, WIN I W i-I.A"
IM'TTV H'.M.I. I'Al'KI: KTc
.li Mail Orders carefully and promptly attend 1 i..
'i'-ii1 Vour patronage is respeei
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CAKKS
HVIiHS Si HKIN, Prop'rs
Linton. North Dakota
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LUMBER AND COAL
Hotel Dakota
I'll 11V selected
stock of .1
Sfs goods.
t»S
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kept in stock.
!y sol iei ted. J. f, SNYDER.
Hazelton. N. 0. Hi1