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Ha Buys His Lumber from the
DACOTAH LUMBER CO.
Ami Has Profited Thereby
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Linton, North Dakota
FOGLE & SKELLENGER
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA
•4T Satisfaction Guaranteed. Call and Give I's a (/lunee to
on Your Work.
THE HOTEL KILMER
H. E. KILMER, Manager
Newly Furnished Throughout...
RATES REASONABLE
Careful attention will be paid to the
comfort of guests
L. Du HEALME, Linton R. D. COONEN, HazeKoa
LINTON HAZEL-TON
LfVND COMPANY
Offices in Linton, and Hazel ton.
Large List of Im/irored ami t'niinproved Lands, ,'llso, tie.
si ruble Hunches. I'rices from S'S to $2o per acre,
(tire Is a eall before yon purchase. Land shown, free of
charge, whether or not you, bit if
.Ipphj to L. Hit IIE.H'ME. Linton, or to ]!. I). COO.KEX,
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WOLFER'S
GENERAL STORE
Thrashers
Groceries
Highest Prions
Yours
We e.amj a complete
needs. Clothing, Shorn.
We carry a. complete
Shoes.
C. WOLFER,
line of l'„„t Seh it I-ft
We always earry an am/,l,
fresh and up to date.
Paid for Farm
CHANGED OWNERS.
List of Emmas County Property
Traasforretf Dttrlog the Week
BeglMiag Dec. 10th and Endiag
Dec- 15th, 1906.
In the following table of real-estate
transfers, copied from the records of
the register of deeds, we have used
reference marks as follows: a Patent,
Receiver's Final Receipt, Quit
claim Deed. Special Warranty Deed.
The descriptions without a reference
mark are by Warranty Deed.
United States to Karl Ter
nes, qr of qr,
qr of qr and hf of
qr 6-130-76,160 acres
United States to Ueorite
Zolier, qr 22-133-77,1(X)
acres
United States to Charles
II. Uontka, hf of qr
and hf or qr 22-134- ..
78,160 acres Monday.
United States to Joseph
Fettig. qr of qr,
hf of se qr and qr of
qr 14-131-77,160 acres...
a United States to Carrie L.
Lizer, qr of 24-129-77..
a United States to Wendelin
Pfeiffer, hf of qr fi
129-74,80 acres
a United States to Herbert
Galley, qr 19-129-74,160
acres
a United States to Wendelin
Ilorner, qr of qr,
lot 2,11 qr of qr and
11 qr of qr 30-132-74,
163.21 acres
a United States to Leokadia
fintrel. lots 1, 2,3 and 4,
4-130-77,160.40 acres
a United States to Fredrich
J. Kolsch, hf of qr
and hf of qr 34-133
74,160 acres
a United States to John A.
Frood, hf of qr and
hf of qr 8-136-77,160
acres
a United States to John B.
Kau mgartner, hf of
qr and hf of qr 4-130
7«, 160 acres
Patterson Land Company
to Maria Moorman, qr
and hf of qr 7-135-74,
240 acres 840 00
Edward Braddock and wife
to Benjimin Johnson, 11
qr of qr 9-130-74,40
acres 360 00
Joseph M. Ilackney to M. M.
Irwin, wqr'21-134-77,160
acres 560 00
Linton Cemetery Associa
tion, to John Printz, lot 4,
block 73, Linton Cemetery
Damian Lauingeret al.,
hf 3-131-75,320 acrrs
Wm II. Newbery and wife to
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Produce
Linton, N. D.
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10 00
Stefan Weningerand wife to
Sebastian Schmaltz, hf
of qr 10-129-74,80 acres 1,680 00
Carlos N. Boynton to Fred
rich Ochsner, se qr 19-131
78,160 acres 1,077 »1
Joseph M. Hackney to John
Olson, seqr tf-134-74, 160
acres T8i 45
Patterson Land Company
to John Olson, hf of
qr 9-134-74,80 acres 440 (N)
Arthur W. Wright to San
ford S. UI land, qr 11
133-74 1 00
John Robinson and wife to
William Jones, qr 25
131-76. 160 acres 2,640 00
Forest J. Smith and wife to
5,000 00
O. II. Brown elal., neqr
22-133-78,160 acres
S. J. Haggand wife to E. A.
2,080 00
Crain, lots II and 12, block
!», Hunter's lot -addition,
Linton
Andrew WoHer and wife to
Remanus Wagner, 11 qr
9-130-76,160 acres
Andrew Wolfer and wife to
J. i. Koop and wire to Mrs
Jane Mitchell, lot 7, block
12, llazelton, N. I
K. A. Crain and wife to 1
GeorgeZoIIoh, neqr2s-i
Frank E. Karnes and wire to
'J.
A. Patterson, qr
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her a pretty collar at Miss
Smith's.
Notice to Dog Owners.
Each and every person residing In tiie cor.
porate limits of (lie village of Linton. N II
Is hereby notified that It will be necessary
to procure from the village clerk a license
do, owned byTJlu., by payi^E
Thomas Jones, village treasurer. so cents
for each dog and 91.00 for each bitch owned
.i '"W"" *,i.* "Bcelpt for name and pre
senting said receipt to tlie village clerk and
procuring from lilni a license, saM ItcuiiKe
•x-liia for urwtent un«xplre| year and
«Tuntilthe
bo
April 1st.
HW7.
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Any dog not liavtng a collar and
rtny aog not Having a collar and liceuKo
tag before January 1st. HW7, will be dealt
uh "ty*1'•I1-1'',n village ordinances
By order of tlie village trustees
A. Jcxc.K.
President.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED FOR YOUR HOLIDAY WANTS
Santa Claus feels proud of the great display of Toys, Dolls, Games, Books and Useful
Holiday Gifts which we are showing at our store. It is to your interest to look over
our large line, and we have them so arranged as to make it easy for you to select from.
You can order your Christmas gifts now we will hold them for you until you want them.
We are also prepared with a large line of Nuts, Fruits, Candy and Fancy Groceries at the
lowest prices.
THE LINTON LEADER, DEPARTMENT STORE, LINTON, N. D.
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
I From the News, Dec. 12.1
Arm-
Postmaster Anderson, of
strong, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Fred Oberg is down from Brit
tin visiting with her parents.
Next spring will witness another
large influx of settlers to this vicin
ity.
Landlord Lee and J. M. Wirth
have installed new lighting plants in
their places of business.
For a while this fall Braddock sup
ported two barber shops. But now
it's different: we haven't any to
support.
A car of Hocking Valley coal ar
rived here Sunday. It arrived just
in time, as the mecUry took a tumble
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mandigo are
expected home from Canada about
ChristmaB. They will again take up
their residence here.
Wm. Baxter, accompanied by his
son Bernard, left yesterday for St.
Paul, where he will again consult a
physician in regard to Bernard's leg.
A social dance was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rea
niann, in Braddock, Friday night.
Quite a number of the young people
attended, and ail report a pleasant
time.
L. M. Doerschlag is enjoying a visit
from his brother Albert, who arrived
here last week from Sioux Falls, S.
D. While here Mr. Doerschlag will
probably invest in some Emmons
county land in this vicinity.
As soon as the school-house is
completed, which will be about the
first of the year, the ladies of Brad
dock will give a dance in the build
ing. The Linton orchestra will be
asked to furnish the music, and sup
per will be served at the Central ho
tel.
J. J. Kyan sold last week to Anton
Erickson, of Decorah, Iowa, the
whole of 3-135-75. The purchaser,
with his family, will move here in the
spring, bringing a steam breaker,
stock and household goods, and he
will commence farming and making
improvements on the land.
Married—Mr. George E. Davis, of
this place, and Miss Emma E. Par
ker, of Minneapolis, at the home of
the bride's mother in the latter
named city, on Monday, Dec. 3, 1906
the ceremony being performed by
Elder Bates, of Minneapolis, in the
presence of about 200 guests—frlenda
of the bride and her mother. The
bride and groom were the recipients
of many beautiful and serviceable
I presents. They arrived here last
week, and have gone to housekeep
ing on Mrs. Davis* farm, near town
Church services in the Scandina
vian language are announced by Rev.
1 Farness, of Braddock, as follows:
1
At 1 p. m. Saturday, Dec. 22d, at
I Goughnour school-house. Same hour
at the Kaven school-house, on Sun
day, Dec. 23d. At 11 o'clock, a. m.
on Christmas day. at Armstrong
school-house, and 8 p. m. on same day
at the home of O. W. Nelson, of Tell
there will be services and a Christ
mas tree. On the 2Gth at 11 a. m.
at the home of Halvor Olson, 8 miles
northwest of Braddock. At. 10 a. m.
I.
2,675 00
John II llaumgartiier, 11
qr 9-130-76..
1.1
2,800 00
00'
t:i-
77,160 acres 2,400 00
A. K. Moore and wife to L.
Schanetal., lot II, block
5, Hague, N. I) .vw
00
20-
1:15-75, UlOaciTs i,.V)« no
at the home of Martin Knudtson, of
Moffit.
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
I Prom tlie Republican. Dec. i:l.l
Mr. and Mrs. Ole T.vberg of Bes
aoba spent Sunday with the family
of .1. O. Otterson.
Archie Frederick was initiated into
the flrst degree of Pythlanism by
Hazelton lodge Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Orthmeyer and
daughters are back from South Da
kota, where they spent Thanksgiving.
Miss Mary Appert, who has been
in St. Alexius Hospital at Bismarck
for some weeks past, very sick with
typhoid fever, Is now much improved.
L. H. Brifgle received the sad
news Monday night that his niece.
Mis. William Briggle, of South Dakota,
who visited here about a year ago,
had been killed that day by a train.
He was unable to get to her home
in time to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Roy Yeater and babes accom
panied Mrs. Yeater's mother—Mrs.
Riemer—to Groton, S. D., where they
will spend a month at Mrs. Yeater's
girlhood home. Roy is baching.
but manages to get to town occasion
ally to escape his own cooking.
Elmer Lewis, who is working for
the Northern Pacific at Glendive,
Mont., writes Anton Larson that he
recently had a foot crushed by an
engine. Elmer seems to be unfortu
nate, for while here last fall he had
a hand mangled in a threshing ma
chine.
Relatives this week received word
that Mrs. Jack Frederick, of Morton
county, sister-in-law of Commission
er Frederick of this place, died De
cember 4th, of erysipelas. The lady
was an aunt of Archie, Artie and Earl
Frederick and visited here the past
summer.
E. F. Savage was over from Logan
Friday, and on Saturday he and J. I.
Roop transacted business at Bis
marck. Next week Ed goes east, and
report has it that he is in an unu
sually jolly mood before leaving, as
though the trip might have some
extra importance.
Andrew Hansen is home from his
visit with his brother at Valley City.
No potatoes, no coal and but little
opportunity to sell their grain on -ac
count of car shortage is the propo
tion the Valley farmers are just
now facing. Potatoes are worth a
dollar a bushel there.
Mrs. J. B. Brock, who has been in
the New England states for a month
past enjoying a visit with her mother
and with other relatives of the fam
ily, returned home Monday evening,
much to the satisfaction of her lone
ly partner. She had a highly enjoy
able time, but like all westerners she
found that indescribable something
appealing to her to return to the
prairies, and she also found the sur
roundings of the home of her youth
so changed that they offered 110 in
ducements to her to remain there,
and it is with a feeling of content
ment that she' returns to the land of
room, health and plenty.
Sale of Land.
Notice is hereby given that under author
it* of an order ol sale granted by the lion.
C. Bowerdink, Judge of the county court of
the county of Emmons, In the stale nf Nortli
Dakota, dated the 17th day of November.
WM, the undersigned, the administrator of
the estate of Jacob Poutsen, late of the town
of Blaylon, In the county of Murray and
state of Minnesota, deceased, will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
or not less than one-third ca^li and the bal
ance in one and two years, with interest at
seven percent per annum, and the deferred
payments secured by flrst mort)?ii|?o on tlie
property sold,
subject to continuation by the
Judge of said county court, the rollowiiif
described land, to-wit: The noHlitrest one
quarter (M) of section ten (10). township one
hundred thirty-six (138). range seventy-six
(76), In Emmons
county. North Dakota.
Km mot
__ I7t- —,
MM, the undersigned, the administrator of
the estate of Jacob Poulsen, late of the town
of Blaylon, In the county of Murray and
state of Minnesota, deceased, will sell at
The sale will be made on or after the 5th
day of January. 1KU7.
All bids must be in writ inc. unci
111
C. VOKLANDKtt, Pres.
E. B. MAttTIN, Vlce-I'res.
DOES
:iy be
left with Messrs. Newton & Uuilani. at uieir
ofllces In tlie city of Uisuiarek. North Dako
ta. or tiled with the judge of the county
court, or delivered to the undersigned[ per
sonally. HL7KT 1. \VKLD,
Administrator of the Estate of Jacob Poul
sen. Deceased.
Dated November 2ti, llHXi.
Sheriff's Sale of Land.
Slate of North Dakota. County of Hurli-iali.
in District Court: Sixth Judicial dis
trict
8taU Bank of Morton County vs. .1.
Shields and C. E. Welch.
Notice Is hereby given that bv virtue of
an execution to me directed nnd delivered,
and now In my hands, issued out of the dis
trict court In and for tlie rouniy of llur
lelgli. In the stale of Soitli Dakota, upon a
judgment tiled and docketed in said court
In favor of tlie State Hank of Mori
and
against N..I. Shields and
have levied upon the following
on Count
F.. Welch. "I
lrVtilM'd
real property of the said defendant N. .1
Shields, situate In tlie county i-f Ktmnons
and state of Sortli l:tkoi. t. to Wit: Tlie
south one-half (S of tl.esouthwest
iju
.r-
ter S. W. and lots nuinliored three (:i)
and four (4). of section r-'itr l. in townslii
one hundred and thuiy-iwo (i:t.'i noitli of
•ange seventy-seven (7 weM of m,. I'ifin
Principal Meridian
And that I shall on Tuesday, tlie 1:111
Ot Januurj. A. I*. l'JUT. at the hour of
III
o'clock in the forenoon of said day. ai tlu
front door of the county court-hou-e. in 1
|K.
city of Linton, In tlie county of Ku.mons anil
stale ol Norlli Dakota, proceed 1 1-i 1 all
tiie rlalii. title and iuti-iesi of the above
named N. Shields ill and I I liic UI'OVI
described property, to satisfy suiu judgment
and costs, amounting to seventy one and
W-lOllths dollars, with Interest, thereon :it
I be rate of 7 |er cent per atinutu from tlie
iSSth day of November, lufci. and four dollars
accrued costs, together with all tiie accruing
costs of such sale, al public auction, to the
highest bidder fur cash.
This 11th day of Dcccmlicr. A. I). l'.KNi.
I'KTKIv Sli I Kit,
Sheriff of Emmons County. North Dakota.
By Wit.1.1
A
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Stage leaves Linton at
7 a. m. dally tor lla
zelton and Braddock
Carries passengers be
tween Linton, Hazel ton
and Braddock. Beturn
Ing, reaches Linton at
6:30 o'iock p. m.
$
ihc
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AM J0KK8,
Deputy.
& NVfHOI.S. Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Maudlin, Pi. D.
Baking Period id
Js possible onl 1/ trill, m, .//
llencc, to £rt best ami
suttn. make use the
FARMS FOR SALIC!
Including some of the best farms in Emmons counti/. If
you wish to buy a farm, for investment or a lioinr. it irill
pay yvu to investigate.
We are sales solicitors for the Hackney Lnmi Cm,i
pany also, the Hackney lands to lease for hay.
Martin & Sims
He Arlington
Accommodations First Class. Rales Si.50 and SP.00 Per Day
FREE 'BUS
70
ALL T.RAINS
J. B. CROWELL, Proprietor
LINTON, NORTH
Should Not Forget That
E. E. SEMLING & CO
Carry a Big Stock
SN(
WHITE bi
•and of Flair.
rity and e.\•e.ellenee in
Speet have bc/'n
„,,J
times, so mam, nuijs, U,,ii
will uflrantacU• ijour*r!h.7 .ihn\
ordering SXOW 117///"/.' Fl.nl
At llu? Linton
state Hank.
A. W. SIMS,
IUIIS .1. KAU'MAN
A- 't Ci-M.'
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Loans Money on approved security
Interest pala on Time Deposits.
Time
Loans made on Improved Farms.
Taxes paid for Residents and Xon-ResRlcnts
Insurance effected in the best companies.
Will also lease your Lands and collcct Rents.
Liver Feed and Sale Stable
Wm. Carniicheal, Prop
First -Class liigs, Cootl Dririn^'
Horses, Reasonable Jlatii.
Prompt Service
Also Runs a Stage Line Between
Linton and
Braddock, Through
Hazelton.
DAKOTA
of
CLOTHING, CENTS' FURNISHINGS,
in hurry for anything in-
wait until you can come to
but writ* us for we make the filling
2 mail orders a leading part of our business
ETC.
our line, do
Bismarck.
of

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