Emmons County record. [volume], May 17, 1906, Image 3

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BRADLEY GANG PLOWS
Linton Bakery Contecttonery
FRESH BREAD, PIES and CAKES
ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND
FRUIT, CIGARS AND TOBACCO
CONTINUALLY IN STOCK
Extensive Stock of Candies—The Best
THE NEW MEAT MARKET
R. F. TEGGE, Proprietor
I, •••HKVIM
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.
00 YOU WANT TO CROSS THE RIVER?
W
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'WHEELS CARRY THE BOTTOMS—NOT
THE BOTTOMS THE WHEELS
A* is common in so nianv yarn! plows that ate lint rwith ov.r patent- I p'"-- tr
stup, which inMiu*s tioh-frictiriial hott ins. T.ik.rtmt liiciioti ott the plow I•« it* ,.n
urt-atly llio draft, uii.l iliaU is .1 bijj ttnu^ on a v.^ii lu.v\ Vu'U find a gout!
ihint to lie to in the
Bradley XX Rays Frame Hitch Gang.
Mail by tlw David Bradley
Mfg. 0*M BrMtey, III., U.S.A.
You will note their Ionic suit is "Bottoms** 'V.arden City Clippet*« universal I well
known for their evenness of temper and perfect shaped mollis, sh.mami lamisutes,
principullv, which are the basic inciples of all uu«.! plows. \S *t•• .il- to put a
iood inuuy of these plows in this locality this yeat. We'd like to talk di aft and frame
hitch for half hour to every plow user. Will you
five us the chance? We'll naturally
bring id bltih wheels, high lift* 2000-niile axles ami may*be some other thiols. They all
go to uiake up thin matchless gaue. Come and t»ee it.
Linton Bazar, Linton, N. D.
McCORMICK
a
CANNON I
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PASSENGERS, STOCK AND TEAMS
#5»V No Indian reservation to cross, and you will K«t prompt ioi reli
able ferry service. My boat is new and roomy. It is /I teet lon I I
feet uide, and carries i'j tons. Duly inspected and accepted ty the
I'nited States Inspector. C.ood landings, chutes and corrals tor load
in! stock.
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LEACH. Proprietor
I JONKS BROS.
IlKAI.KUS IN
Clothing, (ieuts* Furnishing Goods, Klc
Postoffice Buildins. Linton, N. D.
Cive us a call
"LeaJer" and "Repeater
SMOKELESS POWDER SHELLS
Carefully inspected she".'s, the best cc i-
•''£1' ','na''ons °f pow.ier, shot and waddirg.
"^2? leaded Vy machines which give invari -l::
re: ltu are responsible for the superior ty
of .''.•e've^ter ••Leader" and "Repeater"
F'-u: Loaded Smokeless Powder She
ll ij no guesswork in loading then:.
Rc.lability, velocity, pattern and penetra
tion are determined by scientific apparatus
and practical experiments. Do you shoot
them If not, why not They are
THE SHELLS THE CHAMPIONS SHOOT
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RECORD
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W E E
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Mandan is to have a
COLUMBIA
WAGONS
I N O N
MOUND THE STATE.
a recent prairie tire.
Henry I.eCell. formerly of Mandan,
and mure recent ly of Santa Itosa, Cal.,
lost everything he. possessed ...III the
earth|iia ke.
A Hall'our homesteader's wile start
ed home to relatives in Velva, but her
husband overtook her at the depot and
persuaded her to return.
A Faren restaurant man proposes to
e|iil|) Ills booths and several of ills
tables with telephones, so that cus
tomers can do their talking right at
the table while they eat.
There have been sixty immigrant
cars unloaded at While Eartli station
during the mouth or April, and they
cout inue to arrive as fast as the N.
can get lhem over the road.
The epidemic of rabies seems to lie
working north. For some months
liichland county has l»een affected,
and now it is said thai there are many
mad dogs in and about Fargo.
The bserver wants the people of
overly to deposit their mail at the
postotlice instead of on the trains, so
the otlice will make a better showing.
Linton lias one business man who pre
t'eis the postal car to the postotllce.
I lank
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News: If anything fur­
ther was needed to popularize foii
gressiiian Marshall with his constitu
ents, it has U-eii furnished by son-in
law Aldricli.nl' Standard Oil ICocke
fellei's family, in his efforts to tie up
the free alcohol bill in the senate.
.1. W. Wilson, of lirano. had a nar
row esrape the other day. He was at
woik making some repairs on a har
row and his hand slipped. One of the
sharp disks caught him on the wrist
and severed an artery. If prompt
measures had not been taken he would
undoubtedly have bled death.
The state auditor reports that the
I a\ meiit.s made by the state treasurer
last month were the largest of any
hp^ii 11 since statehood, reaching the
e.'infort ible sum *4.'S7,»*KI, of which
came out of the general tund.
Ta\es have been well paid upthisyear.
and e.,nsei|iiently the state treasury is
G'
»id condition.
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In few days the state superintend
ent wdl send out the notices to the
van'us school districts of the state
not it ing them ot the amount of the
Ma sellout apportionment of tiie
-eiiooi tund. This month will so far
I, the reenrd month in size nf the ap
.ill'•nnieiit. and is a great increase
i-M-i ist year. The sum of WiiiV"*),
si .7'. pei eapila will bj distributed to
iii.,- sei jo*
lis by the state alone, to which
inns: b- added the CaUlltV apportion
ment-. This is tin cents per capita
ea er than last year. The apportion
ireiit wili be made in a week or so.
The value of I he provision requii ing
he !e[ osit of two copies of each pa
per published iii the state with the
a cloud on the title
iiic
lii-v. llalfvard is the name
new Methodist parson at. Senilis,
A atitj iiiasi lias planted an acre of
:ii111 and li.ilf an acre of cabbi^e.
Noli Mill the
new residence district having been so
'.allied.
It is reported that the tireal North
ern will erect a thirty-stall round
house at (Ilaud Forks.
Twcuty-three families located last
week within a radius of twelve miles
of Flasher. Morton county.
(ieo. Aldivn. a fanner in southern
Morton county, lost property worth
^I.out
to
i,,t
the property if
this loss could not be remedied. Pi
I.lbby was asked
to
ascertain if the
paper with the publication was on tile,
lie found the paper and the notice
and forwarded it, as rei|uested, and
iuit-claim deeds ami a lot of other
rendered unneccessarv.
Here is a formula that has been
tried and found successful for over
thirty yearK and ought to lie of great
economical value to our farmer sub- I
seribers: If the roof leaks in the'
farm building, slack Koine lime in a
close box. When done, sieve it. To
every six quarts of this lime add one
gallon of water and one quart, of rock
salt. Itoil and skim clean. To everv
live gallons of this add slowly three
quarters of a pound of potash and
four quart sof tine sand. Apply with
a paint or whitewash brush. This
paint wash looks as goo*' as oil paint
and is as durable as slate, liesides, it
is tire-proof, lasts long and costs a
trifle. -Fargo Forum.
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
ITruin tn«* News, May :\, |W».l
Little Miss Hazel Hendershoit
been quite ill for the past week.
Mrs II. W. Allen and daughter
Lucile retured from Wilton h'riday
evening.
Asa Brown left Tuesday for Wisliek.
wiiere he has accepted a position iis
niglit clerk in one of the hotels.
Merchant Unerschlag is having his
store building painted. Let the work
go on, and we will have a nice appear
ing town.
The state board of pardons meets at
Hisinarck on June 'J. At this meet
ing the petition for the release of
John Mclionnell, which was laid over
at the last meeting, will Ije acted
upon.
A number of farmers from Hurleigh
county have been busy of late hauling
their grain to liraddock. They failed
to get their crops thrashed last fall,
and Fred .lunife, -Ir.. did the work this
spring.
The writer was at Napoleon last,
week. It was our tirst tripthere since
tiie middle of March, and the growth
of the town since that time, in our
estimation, issimplv marvelous. Struc
tures of all descriptions are tieing
erected and new enterprises are Ijeing
established almost daily, during the
past month cars containing immi
grants' effects were unloaded there.
We are pleased to see our sister town
forge ahead, but it. will not be long
before the tide will turn and the
immigration will come this wa.
Citation.
In County Court, Kinrnons County. North
Dakota.
In the Matter of the tstate of Carolina
T. Smith. Deceased.
Kobert Weber, petitioner, vs. Harvey S.
Bedell, Samuel Day Smith. Joseph
M. Smith, Addison H. Smith, Harriet
A. Smith. Carrie Lucy Smith, Reu
ben H. Smith, Clara Smith Thresher.
Sarah Smith Jencks, Kobert D. Smith.
Charles H. Smith. Henry M. Smith.
Allison P. Smith. Arthur J. Smith,
Emily Smith Fairchild. Addison L.
Day. Horace Taylor Smith. Ada L.
Bagg, William Day Smith, First Con
gregational Church of West Spring
field. Massachusetts. Asbyville Ceme
tery Association of West Springfield,
Massachusetts. Mary Greta Smith.
Lucy C. Smith. F.liza Smith. Dr.
C.
Historical Society is demon-
si i.ite I by a letter just received by
ai Libby from Al»etcroinbie.
me two years ago a inortgage-fore
.isiiie ii"ticewas publinhed ill The
Abeici'-uibie Herald. In the mean
tinie the newspaper offkv. witll all its
tie s. is en burned, and the sheriff
,a^!i si the copy of the publication
au iieil to the publisher's affidavit.
In ^..-•sequence of this there would tje
By the Court. C. ROWERDINK,
[sKAt,] Judge of the County Court.
W. F. Mason, Attorney for Petitioner.
IFirst Publication May lo.
I'OI.ITICAI. ANNOlNcI MI NIS.
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For County Treasurer.
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or Register of llcctls.
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for e-fleet ion t» tin !li of I ,'s!«' «»f
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Keid, Josepi, Tate, Samuel Hodge,
Kllen Day Lovejoy. Margaret Kmma
Merrick (nee Day), Koine City Hospi
tal. tfie creditors of said deceased,
and all other persons interested, re
spondents.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named respondents:
You and each of you are hereby noti
fied that the 15th day of June, I V0, at
2 o'clock p. m. of said day. or as soon
thereafter as counsel cat. be heard, at
the court-room of the county court of
Emmons county. North Dakota, at Lin
ton, in said county, have been appointed
as the time arid place for hearing tiie
petition of Robert Weber, of Brown
county. South Dakota: that the will of
Caroline T. Smith, late of Oneida coun
ty, New York, be allowed and admitted
to probate in this court, and that, in case
the executor therein named should fail to
appear and qualify, letters ot adminis
tration with said will annexed will be
issued to George T. Weber, of Ellendale.
North Dakota when and where you and
each of you are hereby cited to appear
before this court and answer said peti
tion, and show cause, if any there be.
why the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
DESCRIPTIONS, STYLES AND PRICES
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legislature 1 [•"•p'"'1'!1 'y
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For County Supt. ol Schools.
To he Ijepuhi if.in t. rs.fi
I'h»*r«*t»y a li noti nre (nVvi! a* urunO:'ia
til*? position of
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YOU ARE INVITED
You Will Want a House
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Will Of the j{epllb i-atl V'lteis. as e\ptt
at th«* priniary eh-rilon of June l'.r. I'
e|ert**(J, I pfofni^r lo^rive tt.v iy
fort S tO lie tlUl jes of I he posjti'M.
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OF THE
SPRING DISPLAY OF
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HARDWARE,
TOOLS nMO CUTLERY
"To :i I!
ant \uti to l,iin\. I li• iio rii and I.-..-1 lire that,
we tail satisfy you both as 1«i
QUALITY AND PRICE.
S. J. HAGC LINTON HARDWARE
You Can't Live Out of Doors I
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A Store or Office Building
fjp jo yi«ii.\\ .nit7:i i:111 '11(ir CONCRETE LUMBER
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Drug Store.
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WM. LATTIMER, Proprietor
LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA
The Linton House
M. KAT'ENBERGER. Prop.
RATES REASONABLE
Careful attention will be paid to the O
comfort of guests
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Haiclton. N. D.
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