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ABOUND THE STATE.
Ncdtlim's -1"' »unu,rous
in^n*
The fail"''
al
Dk'k"
01 Lyons ol S,eele
Iowa. nped ST year..
t!k
farmets are securing thirty
Ven"1 l'er
d0Zl'n f0'
CSSS 81
Fo,'man-
p, a luifaK-'" twenty-four cases
o( liwl
woi'f !"H at Fatrniount
past week.
•Villiam l.yne.** of Fesseuden has
nHHHteV a -iiov boat for sailing
(.vairiff.
|in
|_ miii only twelve small
'families lhd at Palermo, and the
first of thn year
1S2 of the residents
took dinner at the Cen
inrrease for the
of the
°wn
jj-a! hotel unite ail
year.
Fred Ko. sel of .Marion (lied of ap
pciuiii-iiis at the Edgeley hospital.
Thomas X. l'eitit has started The
nepiiltHtati at liaekle.
T!l0
,i tMins and Eastern Star mem
|,,,r ai Mope had joint installation
ofiitcis.
VlK' t'.indo Herald says there must
be in! famine in some of the
newS jiKr
offlees and ihe devil is
|ulilii'nn the oin. towel over the
ftirnis. iiii./-'
Vm:i1' is training Minnesota po
v. iiirh are being sold at S5
u-n'.s a liii.-'liel. Tin- tanners in that
•i:laity (oiud make money i»y nti-ins
theai and filing ihem at 25 cents a
LlliSllt-1.
i'hi' t'andi) Democrat announces
limt ilie iiai-kasc of bills announcing
.Mm Burke's Ins rally at. C'ando in
'v la tier pari of October readied
ilto person to whom they were d
ihesserl iIn* day before Chrisinias.
A souvenir book or Mandan will
soon lie issued ••2.11(111 copies being
prill "d.
Jnliu \'o'4el, Jr., of Mandan, was
11o!11 ia bonds tor shuotiiu
.\|-s. John /.allnilar.
.lohn Tiscliler of Flasher lias been
held in bonds charj wi'h
slKiiitin? .Martin Sell\viugling.
Ilean Collins of Mandan received
a ("liristaias present of $ 1 ana
turned it over lo the building fund
for ilie new Catholic rectory.
r. J. Smith, the well known news
paper man, lias gone to Lincoln,
.Wit., where he lias a brother. Mr.
•Smith has started more papers in
the state than any oilier individual.
.Miss Kinma Anderson, telephone
operator at Hope, was given a purse
on Christmas day amounting to
$79.20.
bulla Star: During the Christ
mas enieretainment held at the
Methodist church last week the light
ins plant for the first time failed
lo furnish .sufficient light and kero
sene lamps had to be brought in to
dispel the darkness. Last Saturday
ih? plant was examined, and the
gasoline tank was found to be half
full of ice which had to be melled
it the furnace before it could be re
moved. If (hat condition of things
is found all over the state, the oil in
spector ought, to get. busy, .lohn D.
lias just made another gift of three
:iillioti dollars. to ..Chicago univcr
-itv.
Tile Cavalier County Republican
a-sprts that the most patient people
hi earth are those who live along
a' oSo line.
A farmer of York- lately got des
perate and stole a march on the
mad liy hurriedly dumping a lot of
wiic-at into a car just after it had
iK'cn emptied. The agent, who had
apparently promised the car to some
one else, shoveled the wheat into the
'tilth. The farmer then gathered it
,!
i' and unloaded it onto the plat
form. The agent again got busy and
shoveled it into the ditch a second
lime. This time the officers of the
'owl were notified of the difficulty
•e tnnio of them made a trip to
ik
"'H' .l'sU'l, Mr. Farmer for his
wheat
\.hi!e driving home with his wife,
,,l:|,
iiitending church, Joseph Huff.
a ed I.- living in the county of
''O'.iineau. suddenly expired. Huff
'X'hiimed: "Take the reins!" His
thinking that he was only cold,
look tho reins and drove home
There it. was found that the man was
'lead. He leaves eight children, one
i-on being confined at the state pen.
'he bimily is poor, and an effort will
be made to secure the young man's
luird
on.
J-ditor Albertsou of the Wyndmere
ionoer .says that, he gets tired, after
"•Sjiiig people to trade at home, to
a bill presented by the proprie-
l0!
"f a store made out on a bill head
1'iitited somewhere in the east. He
j'
oe 1101
object to paying the biil
'•it lie wants the printing of the sfa
iionory. :j~i\
Petersburg Herald: Forty broken
'ails between here and Michigan, Xo
a.living seven hours late and then
K,
"S obliged to whistle i2 hours
oiiser before proceeding further last
•'"flay on account of the snow plow
"'"S stuck in a cut east of town, a
aoken rail a little farther on, and a
••ti'iin stalled a short distance this
sue
0
\i
aga
,. a v.'hich had to be
^•oilett bade one car at a time, .he
-'•'lUe zephyrs singing "There'll Be
Ho
Time," and the "beautiful"
•leandering down the backs of work
has been some of the little
isaiuries
coneeted with railroud-
(l 10
Past week, and which has no
o'u'
ans
°d many a luckless one (n
I,,.'.
lat
•im*"'
he is not living in a
5 lere
lh"*
'hey are having floods
lei
horii-1 t'ninys thu make
*Y»i empty drenip.
•"'•I'I-P ppa,.],
Dakot.n.
At Washburn a Soo car was shunt
ed on a sidetrack: it went off the
end of the rails, down the river bank
and landed on the ice forty feet be
low. It. will require some strategy
to get it back on the bank.
An uncle of Postmaster Lawrence
of Dickinson passed away the other
day down in Connecticut: he had
been married seventy-five vears and
his wife still survives.
A WILD RIDE.
An uncontrolable trolley car Friday
morning came very near causing a
catastrophe at the terminal at the
capitol building and a score or more
of people are feeling very grateful
that the results were as they were.
The capitol trolley car was making
a trip between 10 and 10:30 a. m. Im
mediately after rounding the curve
entering the capitol grounds, it was
noticed by one or two passengers that
the car was hot slacking as usual,
also that the motorman was vigorous
ly trying to apply the brakes. The
car at a high rate of speed sped on
and crash it went into the big doors
of the brick car barn which were
closed tight and the car did not stop
until the rear wall had been crashed
into.
When it was seen that the car
would crash into the building the pas
sengers were plunged into a state of
fright and some near the door
Jumped for safety.
Inside the barn stood a team which
had been used on the plow for clear
ing the track of snow. One horse of
the team was killed outright and part
of its body wedged between the rear
and fore trucks of the car and it was
this obstruction which prevented the
car from continuing the full length
of the track in the barn—and prob
ably was the means of preventing the
car from crashing into the ice house
at the rear of the barn. Had the car
collided with the ice house the re
sults would likely have been in the
nature of many personal injuries. If
not fatalities.
There were several ladies on the
car and in the party were Judge and
Mrs. Fisk of Grand Forks, and Mrs.
Judson LaMoure. An elderly lady
was prevented from being burned on
the car stove by Lieut. R. A. Thomson
of Fargo.
To say the least the passengers con
sidered that they had had an exper
ience which they don't want repeated.
fhe slippery condition of the rails
at the usual stopping place at the
capitol and the fact that the brakes
did not properly respond, was the
cause of the accident. The front
fender of the car prevented any seri
ous damage to the car vestibule and
after a little fixing the car was able
to resume trips to and from the
capitol and down town. Motorneer
O'Connor deserves credit for staying
at his post through It all and doing
his best to gain control of his car.
It was one of those unavoidable ac
cidents where no one was to blame
and all on the car may thank their
stars it was no worse.
DRY 8PELL BROKEN.
The very dry spell on at Bismarck
was broken the other night by the ar
rival of an express car from Moor
head. loaded with Val Blatz, Grain
Belt. Budweiser, Shamrock, Black
Buffalo, and Green River, consigned
to 200 different parties. The hotels,
however, will have to do the cleaning
up and stand for the noise without
any resulting financial benefit.—Bis
marck.Tribune.
Ladies, »ret a Waverly Washer
It takes the dread from wasli-dny.
See Travis & Elliott.
ADULTERATED AND MISBRANB«1
ED POOD PRODUCTS. I
E. F. Ladd, chemist of the North.
Dakota Government Agricultural B*»'
pwiment station, and Food Commit*:
Sloner for North Dakota, do certify
that the list of food iiro.pt. !i and bev
erages herein specil'n have been an
alyzed during the six months precsfl*
Ing January 1, 1907, and the sans
found to be adulterated or misbrandSd
within the meaning of the pure food
law, as shown in each Individual cass,
1 further affirm that this is a trot
and correct list to the best of oqr
knowledge. E. F. LADD.
Chemist and Food Commissioner.
Subscribed and sworn to before nit
this 2nd day of January, 1907, Fargo,
North Dakota.
Claude E. Nugent,
Notary Public, Cass County.
Preserves, Jellies and Jams—Illegal.
I0SS—Brand: Currant Jelly, "Or
chard." Producer or Jobber, BUM
Syrup Refining Company, Kansas
City, Mo. Not currant at all com
posed of apple Juice and glucose. A
glucose jelly.
4113—Brand: Red Raspberry Pre
serves, "Dragon." Producer or
lobber. The Williams Brothers Com
pany, Detroit, Mich. Not as rep
resen ted questionable.
6182—Brand: Fruit Jelly (by request)
Producer or Jobber, Griggs, Cooper
A Company, St. Paul, Minn. Should
be labelled glucose Jelly.
Corn and Succotash, Peas, Beans, To*
matoss—lllsgal.
(084—Brand: Tomatoes, 'The Ross."
Producer or Jobber, Zealand Canning
Company, Zeeland, Michigan. A
poor tomato large proportion of wa
ter.
Meats and Pish—lllsgal.
•064—Brand: Pork loins. Producer
or jobber, Armour and Company.
Sulphites a trace meat pntrld fa
odor, etc. unfit for food.
•157—Brand: Codfish (lib.) "Genuine
George's Codfish." Manufacturer
not given. Borates present In large
quantity.
•196—Brand: Codfish, "Norseman.
Producer or Jobber, Stone, Ordeao
and Wells Company, Duluth, MIna.
,Not codfish but hake not properly
labelled.
•218—Brand: Codfish, "Lion." Man
ufactory not given. No preserva
tives p. fsent not properly labelled.
||41—Brand: Codfish, "Fishhook."
Manufa.: ner unknown. Jobber.
Georr.', u. Newell & Company, Min
neapolis Minnesota. Not property
labelli 1. Not true codflsb.
•242-Brand: Codfish.."OpaL" Pro*
jobber. Cunningham Si
O.lmiehoster, Mass. Bof-
ducer
Thn
ates.
lyrups. Stzgsr. Honey, Candy—Illegal.
•043 ra:ui: .Maple Syrup, "Canada
Sap." Producer or Jobber. National
Syrup t\,mpany, St. Paul, Minn. Not
pure :»:i t!, syrup: nnt labelled prop*
erly.
IOS5--Hraud: Sugar Syrup, "Ban-
Quel." Pr.i.lueer or jobber, John
Sexton and I'oiiipnnv, Chicago 111.
Not a ir syrup.
•117—Bran.!: Maple.Syrup. Sent In
by 11 a'y. l'argo, North Dakota.
An imit:ii im product.
MIS—Bran.I: Candy. "Jelly Beans."
Produ*-c-r -'i* .i'tbhor, m. Dawson and
Company. Chicago, ill. Coal tar dye*'
2?—1:
Candy, "Marshmallow
Bannnn ('nndy." Producer or Job*
ber, /.!. s'.-r. Kjran Company, Bt
Paul, ,\M.in. Colored with coal tar
dye.
1135—Brand: Candy. "Jelly Beans."
Retailer. Woolworth and com
pany. i-V"s ,i, x. Taknta. Red center
coal t.'.r .lye.
1187—P.ni'i.l: Candy, "Fig Paste."
Retailer !•". \v. Woolworth and Com
pany, K.r.uri, N. Dakota. Colored
With .-oa! tar color.
1813—Brn:: Candy, "Hard Mixture."
Retail -. w. Woolworth and Com
pany, x. Dakota. Colored
With .al iar dye.
1815— Itr.. 1.1:
Retail r. !•*,
Candy, "Rock Cuts."
I*. W. Woolworth and Com
pany. I'arfTo, X. Dakota. Colored
With ma I tar dye.
1122—Brand: Candy, "Imperial No. X."
Retail, r. 1\ W. Woolworth and Com
pany. Ka !•?».. x. Dakota. Colored
With coal tar dve.
1823—Brand: t'an.ly, "Jellies Xo. 1."
Retail. '.. I". \v. Woolworth and Com
pany. I'u-o, x. Dakota. Colored
With "a' tar dye.
1827—Bran i: Candy, "Honey Creams."
Retail, r, I ', w. Woolworth and Com
pany. I'ai'so, x. Dakota. Contains
•ulpliites..
•812—Brand: Candy, "Christmas
Rock." Retailer. F. W. Woolworth
and Company, Fargo, N. Dakota.
Coal tar color.
Choeolat?. Cocoa. Baking Powder,
Cream of Tartar, Spices, Pepper,—
Illegal.
089 —Brand: Cocoa, "Fry's Import*
ed Homeopathic." Producer or job
ber, J. S. Fry and Sons, England.
Contains a large amount of foreign
Itaich.
1132—Pra:i:!: Cocoa, "Golden Lion."
Producer Jobber, Kocbwood ant
Company, New York City. Contains
cons !,'p foreign starch.
1165—Brand: Baking-Powder, "Whlta
Flak.." sirk-tly Pure. Producer or
Jobber. Tlie K. M. Pr-rfvey Company.
Wei '.I not r.iveu: false claims
inad.-: adulterated matter.
1193—Brand: Baking Towder, "C»
lnin'oM." Absolutely pure. Produc
er or jobber, King Manufacturing
Company. St. Louis, Mo. Weight not
Biv en: .. .position not given.
1194.-Br iii.l: Baking Powder, "Queen."
Producer .i- jobber, American Sup
ply Company, St. Louis, Mo. AVelght
not given composition not given.
1155—Brand: Cream of Tartar, (Bulk.)
Retailer, C. B. Thompson, Mandan,
N. Dakota. Contains alum and
phosphate.
1187—Brand: Cream of Tartar, (Built.)
Retailer, IXaas Mercantile Company,
Jamestown, N. Dakota. An alum
compound.
1052 —Brand: Pepper, pure. Produc
er or jobber, Thomson and Taylor
Spice Company, Chicago. Not nor
mal pure pepper.
•161—Brand: Pepper, "Red Cross."
Producer or jobber, Red Cross Sup
ply Company, St. Louis, Mo. Con
tains a large amount of foreign sub
stance, and much of pepper shells.
1175—Brand: liPepper, (Bulk.)
Producer or jobbti unknown. Not
pure ash and pei per shells too hlgb
la quantity.
Catsups and Relishes, Illegal.
5762—Brand: Tomato Catsup. "Mon
arch." (By request.) Producer Of
Jobber, Held, Murdoch and Company
Chicago, 111. Not properly labelled.
3950—Brand: Catsup, "Heinz." Pro
ducer or jobber, Franklin MaeVeagh
and Company, Chicago, in. Ben
zoate of soda pres-ril^'ln large
amount.
•050—Brand: Catsup. "H. inz." Pro
ducer or jobber, 11. .1. Heinz Com
pany, Pittsburg, Penn., Benzoic acid
present In large amount.
4159—Brand: Tomato Catsup, "Club
House." Producer or jobber. Frank
lin MaeVeagh and Company, Chi
cago, 111. Benzoate of soda present
In large amount.
Extracts and Flavoring Powders—ll
lsgal.
1729—Brand: Vanilla Extract. Man
ufacturer unknown. Retailer, G-. O.
Norgord, Northwood, N. Dakota. AB
extract of vanilla and tonka, color
ed.
6188—-Brand: Lemon Extract (Con
centrated.) Producer or Jobber,
Parke, Davis and Company, Detroit*
Michigan. Not standard strength.
4197—Brand: Vanilla Extract. Re
tailer, C. A. Hawkins, Hillsboro, N.
Dakota. An artificial product.
4199—Brand: Lemon Extract, Triple
Strength, "Pearsall's." Producer or
jobber, Pearsall Manufacturing Co,
Des Moines, Iowa. An artificial pro
duct.
4204—Brand: Lemon Extract, "Rea
Brothers," Pure. Producer or Job
ber, Rea Brothers & Company, Min
neapolis, Minn. Not full strength.
4205—Brand: Vanilla Extract, "Rea
Brothers," Pure. Producer or Job
ber, Rea & Company, Minneapolis,
Minn. Very weak solution not
standard.
4223—Brand: Lemon Extract, "No
eke-wll." Producer or Jobber, W. B.
& W. G. Jordan, Minneapolis, Mlna.
Short measure.
4234—Brand: Strawberry Extraot,
"Bastine's." Producer or Jobber,
Bastine and Company, New York
City. Not labelled "Artificial."
45i5—Brand: Lemon Extraot, "Bas
tine's Triple Strength." Producer
or Jobber, Bastine and Company,
New York City. Not triple strength.
€236—Brand: Lemon Extract, "Big
Bonanza." Producer and jobber,
Forbes Chemical Woirks, Chicago,
III. No oil present, and not labelled
as to weight: color foreign dyes.
4253—Brand: Lemon Extract, (8 OS.)
"Pure Concentrated." Producer or
Jobber, Loverin, Browne and Com
pany, Chicago, 111. Not as repre
sented.
4259—Brand: Vanilla Extract (A
B.) "No-eke-wll." Producer or Job
ber, W. B. & W. G. Jordan, Minneap
oils, Minn. Short measure and not
full strength.
42S4—Brand: Vanilla Extract, "Bas
tine's Triple Strength." Produce*
cr jobber, Bastine and Company, Ne_
York City. Not of strength claimed.
4285—Brand: Lomon Extract, "Bas
tine's Triple Strength." Producer
or jobber, Bastine and Companyt
New York City. Not of strength
claimed.
4201—Brand: Lemon Flavoring Pow
der, "Red Cross," Triple strength.
Producer or Jobber, H. S. Peterson
and Company, Chicago, 111. Net
lemon oil flavor.
4J£7—Brsnd Lemon Extract (IJiL
"WanqueT.- r»T r*TTt?sT.? rrosrewr
Jobber, George R. Newell and
Company. Minneapolis. L6w In
Strength.
4881—Brand: Lemon Extract, (8 08.)
(by r«(iuest.) Producer or Jobber,
George R. Newel) *nd Co., Minnea
polis. Low In alcohol not full
strength.
363—Brand: Extract of Orange,
"Kewell's Extra." (By request.) Pro.
ducer or Jobber, George R. Newell
Utd Company, Minneapolis. Con
tains very littls ell of oragne.
MisesllanttfM—Illegal.
•Ol—Brand Ollv# 0(1. Retailer,
w. F. Halllday, Carrington, N. Da
kota, Largely cottonseed oil.
8810—Brand: Food tablets, concen
trated, "Franno Food Stimlna," sent
!n by Dr. S. Juell, Walum, N. Da
kota, Falsely labelled.
4000—Brand: Lard, "Shield." Pro
ducer or Jobber, Armour and Com
pany. No weight given on pall.
4032—Brand: Coffee, ground. Re
tailor, C. Kelly, T.arlmore, N. Da
»ount of foreign
Lnrg®
kota.
starch.
4061—Brand: Vinegar, (by request.)
Retailor, Robert Anderson, Valley
Olty, North Dakota. Low In acid.
4071—Brand: Coffee, ground. Retail
er, Nash Brothers, Grand Forks, N.
Dakota. Contains foreign starch.
4092—Brand: Freezc-Em. Produc
er or jobber, B. ^feller and Company,
Chicago, ill. Mainly sodium sul
phites.
4160—Brand: Roasted Coffee, Blend
ed "Red Cross." Producer or job
ber, Red Cross Supply Company, St.
Louis, Mo. Mainly cereals.
4241-A—Brand: Ground Coffee, No.
1. Producer or jobber, Stone, Or
dean and Wells Co., Duluth, Minn. A
cereal compound.
4250—Brand: Coffee, No. 1, Mocha
and Java. Producer or Jobbers,
Loverin, Browne and Company, Chi
cago, III. Not Mocha and Java, but
largely wild African berry.
1252—Brand: Coffee, Mocha and Java.
Producer or jobber, Loverin, Browne
and Company, Chicago, 111. Not
Mocha and Java, but largely wild
African berry.
4262—Brandt Coffee, Mocha and Java.
Producer or jobber, Loverin, Browne
and Company, CMettgo, til. Large
ly wild African berry.
1111—Brand: Apricots. "Extra
Choice." Producer or Jobber, Griggs,
Cooper and Company, St. Paul, Minn.
Badly infested with Insect life un
fit for food.
•172—Brand: Raisins, seeded, "Sun
flower." Producer or Jobber The
Columbia Packing Company, (Ad
dress not given.) Wormy and In
ferior.
1260—Brand: Fancy Apricots. Pro
ducer or Jobber, Loverin, Browne and
Company, Chicago, 111. Sulphites,
large amount.
1261
—Brand: Ruby Prunes. Pro
ducer or jobber, Loverin, Browne and
Company, Chicago, 111. Sulphites,
considerable.
1519—Brand: Olive Oil, "De Luxe."
Sent In by Fout and Porterfleld,
Fargo, N.Dakota. Largely sesame oil.
•601—Brand: Olive oil. Retailer,
W. F. Ilalllday, Carrington, N. Da
kota. Largely cottonseed oil.
Published in conformity with tlu pen
visions of Section !), Chapter «, laws of
—.i. Pitts,
County Auditor.
Linton, N. D., January 4, l'.'OT.
Dully Mail to Linton.
Bismartk Tribune: (loor^o Bra
ford, railway mail inspector, is li•
for (ho purpose of looking ov. tli
request of the Commercial dub
Jiavc .scaled mail poudies caivit
daily on the train Ih iwimi Bisn.ard
ail 1 Linton. lie will ko I"
lo look over I he siuialion. and.iyjf
satisfied of the justice of lite
finest, will recommend thai
A N E O W N E S
List of Emmons County Property
Transferred During the Week
Beginning Jan 7th, and Cndin^
Jan. 12th, 1907-
In the follottiiiK laWc rea!-'
tiansfi'is, copied from the no -n
the 1 twister of rierb. we have
reference marks as follows: a Patent
Iteceiv. r's Initial liecei|t. _• un
claim Peed. 1 Spf cia 1 Wat 1 ,.nt I
The dt sciipl ions vvithftit a »'*'.• it
mark arc by W'arianty liter!
I 'niter) States tot 'ai l.aii
ber. 11 tjr lo-l.'lii-TH
I'tiited States to Fredrick
K.v s, |r of i|i'.t qr
of 111" and 11 hi' of 11
wli-l.J.S*
bl'ni led SI at est o.l aine.s Zi.
:-er. 11 f|r of t|i. lif
of «11- and qi 'if
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11-
I "nited State
Fordeier. lit'
vv 1 of ti qr
of II W ql
a Ciiil. States to lien aid
and
II. Smith, qr qi
sec. •'», hi' of 11 11 and
qr of qr 1.
a I 'nit S a! I Tltii
Solt.moiiM 11. qr -~i
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a I nited States
.1 OS" 11
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