Emmons County record. [volume], June 20, 1907, Image 3

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LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA
IN TOWN AND OUT.
•fMore lilts *t Miss Smith's.
gyTrr some of Turner's Ice-cream.
Ass Britts went to Aberdeen Tues
day.
gf Pretty china and books clieap at
Mbs Smftli's.
jerry Cole came down from Hazel
ton yesterday.
Tom Kelly was down from Hazel ton
last Thursday.
Banker Yorlauder, of Eureka, was
in town Tuesday.
grLadies' and children's furnish
ings at Miss Smith's.
^Bargains in hats, waists and
skirts at Miss Smith's.
Robert Petrie is up from the Wi
nona country this week.
Oil Stoves for sale at 14.50.
Haak & Son, Hull, N. D.
Village Marshal Paget took hi the
Bismarck carnival this week.
orBuy your Fourth-oMuly dresses,
ready uiade, at Miss Smith's.
The building for the bowling alley
is rapidly nearing completion.
Linton and Wishek will cross bats
at the latter town nest Sunday.
Attorney Armstrong was absent in
Bismarck a couple of days this week.
grVie
are selling meal tickets at
13160 for twenty-one meals. Hotel KII
mer.
Marion Morford and Albert Peter
son were Hartrordites in town Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Boschker, of Stras
burg, were visitors in Linton last Sat
urday.
orif you like good coffee, try our
Diamond Brand. Sold at the Linton
Leader.
Dandelions are crowding the grass
on the lawns of many of the cities of
the state.
The Misses Jennie and Anna Talbot
w«re north-country visitors in Linton
.vcsteiday.
It Is reported that both of the Lin
ton bands will furnish music here 011
the Fourth.
WA car-ioad of barb-wire and nails
just received at Wolfer's store. Call
and get prices.
Jakob Fischer, former county com
missioner, was in Liuton between
trains, Monday.
VCall at the Leader store and see
the line of children's wash suits.
Prices: tl, *1.23, $1.50.
Knut Knudtsou and Adolpii Lee
were down from the Tell country yes
terday mi land business.
O. O. Johnson, the Morris (Illinois)
owner of Emmons county land, was in
Linton a few days last week.
Cyrene Mikalsen and Billy Matthews
re down from Hazelton as witnesses
'he Dewey-Snyder contest..
"If you need batteries, inner
tubes, gasoline engineorauto
supplies,
see F. B. Irvine, Linton, N. D.
Merchants Andrew Boscber and
John Baumgartner, of Strasburg, vis
ited Linton with the St. Paul jobbers'
excursion Tuesday of last week.
Billy Baxter and AdolphStaakcame
down from the Braddock neighborhood
Thursday to take in the ball game.
H. O. Batzer came down from Hazel*
ton Saturday night and went to Pol
lock Sunday to catch for the Beds.
Frank Kuehn, the genial young as
slstaat cashier of the bank at Hague,
was in Linton Monday and Tuesday.
l!re?lnan' accompa
nied by his brother, P. H. Freeman,
was in Linton Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. A. W. Sims, Mrs. Potwin and
Master Henry Sims returned Tuesday
from a visit to the Bismarck carnivai.
jy ft** ttt there will be
celebratlga at Ua
1* program
^urtz and Levi Chapman
came
lrotfl ®»*®lton yesterday to ap
witnesses in the Dewey-Snyder
contest case.
--"'I ""m mi
lions last Sunday.
i»SfS? T1?8 the Hotel Kilmer
oi!«.^entl,y
be®11
"ew'y calcimined,
SrSti? renovated, and placed in
Oratrclass condition.
un fr,!i!lc,.i*®re. ,Steven Huizenga were
dfv ti yVestUeld country Tues
JnVir
came
one
to have some
work done by Dentist Smith.
W,eller'
(,t
the Hartford
•fvSli i1 was a visitor in Linton
28! .J?81 week-seeing the
»nd visiting old friends.
the L'wTKUrnJerJ!0,,ected »bout $40 for
huVk'd
nd'
Tuesday. The boys will
rowfei ».
rePlace
J2"
the bor-
tl»ey
have been using.
rc"*^
"l
b,„8,
Williamsand Mr.
cofcp^ofw«L.f.ir^lr1tn ""HfJ""
locsGnn «'utfl Kl|wer is centrally
tafrw™1B ^'ness section of Lin
n'hami»^iercW
tr»velers
will find
a nandy place at whicii to stop.
da» wUcil,e Crain came home Tues
•BnSl ,^Un'?y Hall, Minneapolis,
to Ifcnd iaJS« i*"en("n* school,
fjend vacation witli her parents.
down hvTB&rn(lt'of Bismarck, came
to aL£yr
trai»
Monday evening
the ffnrt fl™*' fw contestee in
Snyder
of
Dd*ey
this weew^rtSf0^"'
many lame
thesvsim ff8 ",nton* P»trons
him o®r.
wou,d ,ike 10
A,?nde.r»,^lf!.of
the
u'n,Wt,|nJa°^i!ld
,ore
Methodist
A TnJi'eir «»*•, Children, de
®"tlier at J?
v,sit
the lady's
"«*of ttorXaiijl?0*''
Pe"n"
l,,e0ld
the HazelSIn Etcher Plowman, of
'"*t Frida. f.*")' i'i LinUtu
zeltoo, wner» hi* ,ne*tday for
ftwttlS "lHa
"d
Blacksmith Clay
part of
tw"
•nouthof Beavl?
da**, the
at
the Dewey-Snyder case, and his father
will go down to Emmonsburg to visit
his son, W. B., and family, awhile.
E. C. Campbell came down from
Haselton Monday forenoon and took
tiie Milwaukee train for Mina. S. I)
where he is in charge of a grain ele
vator.
A 'aige number of witnesses from
the north country reached town yes
terday, having been called in the
homestead-contest case of Dewev vs.
Snyder.
Master Eugene, the young son of
Attorney C. H. Stanley, of Steele,
arrived in Linton last evening, en
route tojrisit his uncle, Major Belden,
at Fort Yates.
A game of base ball at Ilazelton last
Sunday, between the Hazelton team
and a mne from Cherry Grove school
district, resulted in favor of Hazelton
by a score or 21 to 10.
P.P. Wernli, the Hazelton green
elevator man, was in Linton over
night Thursday, and took the Mil
waukee train Friday en route to Le
Mars, Iowa, for a visit.
the
~«most-WM *tat»e«nan'8 luck
wTb
result.
"Id-time .,li* son, T. P., the
from the [}?»tf '".{"'lord, are down
h«e
as one of ?h„the
8o°- T-
Assessor Wollenhaupt has been a
visitor in Linton occasionally during
the past week, his work in the south
ern part of his district bringing him
within a few miles of town.
-Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Roop, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Yeater, Chris. Winterton,
Norman Roop and Mascot Charlie
Gel! came from Hazelton last Thurs
day to see the base-ball game.
%Capt.
Honstain and his daughter,
Mrs. Marion Burge, are out from Min
neapolis on a visit. The captain re
cently returned from a fishing trip to
the vicinity of Alexandria, Minn.
The last trip of the mail-carrier be
tween Linton and Hartford will be
June 30th. The mail route will be
continued between Linton and Win
chester, with Ed Brown, of Linton, as
carrier.
W. II. Johnson, who worked for At
torney Armstrong, in the Williams
port neighborhood, during the winter
of '97-98, was in Linton last week, lie
was on lus way to the northern part
of the state, where he has a claim.
John Dobler and Christian Mertz,
of Mcintosh county, who are visiting
relatives at the ranch formerly belong
ing to Fred Boettcher, in the eastern
part of the county, were in Linton
Tuesday.
The Linton Juvenile Band gave a
concert on Broadwav, between the
postoffice and the Record building,
Tuesday. The boysare thoroughly In
terested in their work and are making
good progress.
E. L. ilawes and wife came down
from Brofy yesterday to appear as wit
nesses in the Dewey-Snyder land
contest case. Ed was called by the
Dewey interest and Mrs. Ilawes in
the interest of Dr. Snyder.
Postmaster Geil, or Hazelton, left
by Friday's Milwaukee train for De
troit, Mich., where he went to be
present at the graduation of his
daughter from the eighth grade of the
public schools at that place.
Landlord Yeater, of Hazelton, was
in Linton Thursday on business and
to visit old friends. He was sort of
under the weather with "some lame
ness," caused by wrestling with a big
chunk of ice, and was walking with a
cane.
Some nineteen witnesses were sum
moned by C. S. Lane, attorney for con
testant in the Dewey-Snyder home
stead contest case. And those who
have been present at the hearing say
that every one of them is friendly to
Dr. Snyder and hopes that he will win
out.
ty'Ladies' and children's furnish
ings at Miss Smith's.
Before Justice Clint. Wagher, last
week, Jakob Tuclischerer brought suit
for 25 damages against Mathias
Weiszbeck. The claim was for a colt,
alleged to have been killed by defend
ant's horse. A large number of wit
nesses were heard. The justice dis
missed the case. Lynn for plaintiff,
Armstrong for defendant.
Charles Coventry returned last week
from Grand Forks, where he recently
graduated from the state university
law-school and then passed the exami
nation for admission to the bar. He
expects to start In a few days to visit
his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stewart, in Morton county. Mrs.
Coventry, who lias been visiting there
9ome time, will return with him.
Walter Wittmayer, seven years old
(son of Register Wittmayer), who lias
been visiting his grandfather and
other relatives in Eureka since Lin
ton schools closed, writes to his father
asking him to send to him the copy of
the Record containing the last school
report. Probably no class of readers of
the town papers was more interest
ed in any feature of news than the
school-children were in the school
notes.
Born—Wednesday, June 14, 1!«7, to
Mr,- and. Mrs. Ben Johnson, of the Lin
ton neighborhood, a daughter. Motlx
and girl doing nicely. Ben was walk
ing on air for a few days, but is grad
ually coming back to earth and practi
cal matters as it occurs to him that in
the not distant future there will be
many calls on "dad" for furbelows and
gewgaws that are found in th dry
goods stores, and for the purchase it
which it is necessary for "the old man''
to get a move on himself.
A kind and neighborly act
vs.
,,neman
'Phone*
w*s
up
uP.the
W S
Prof. McDonald, who conducUd the
recent institute at Linton, speaks
highly of Prof. Henry H. Hanson, wim
has been secured for the position ot
principal of the Linton schools. In a
recent letter to Director Mat in.
the school board, dated Mayviil •, N.
D., June 8th, Mr. Hanson n: I lie
normal school has been sending out
requests for the names
of eiflii li-uiade
graduates. I have asked them ii'itt
write to you people in Lini'.oo, as I am
anxious to have as many pupils as pos
sible take the high-school work. I
hope that you can induce the ys and
girls near Linton to come into town to
school. Thelligh wduiol io this citv
was built up largely through such ef­
ls
the many witnesses in
*rrrrrr»yyyyYYvvv\aAAAJUW"
forts. You can count on me as willing
to spend any amount of time toward
this end."
W This is the time to insure your
crops against luil. E. E. MARTIN,
Linton State Bank.
The Hon. R. N. Stevens, of His
marck, will deliver the oration at Lin
ton on the Fourth.
MF~Thc Leader store gives trading
stamps equal to live per cent of your
cash purchase. When your purchases
reach a total of $10, whether bought
at one Lime or not* you get for the
stamps ."io cents in cash or goods.
llow many sections or the "effete
east" would you tind where more than
forty people of a village would make a
round trip of sixty miles by team to
see their home nine play a game of
base ball? But here it is different,
however. Some fortv-tive people went
from this village to Pollock last Sun
day to see the game between the Lin
ton Keds and the Pollock team. Fol
lowing is a list, and it is probable that
we have overlooked a few who attend
ed: Mr. and Mrs II. X. Turner, Mr.
and Mrs. ('.A. Patterson, Mrs. J. A.
Lang, Mrs. J. A. Stem be and daugh
ter Dorothy (Messrs. Lang and Stein
ber being members of the team): the
Misses Mamie Shier, Lucy Shier, Marv
K. O'Reilly, Frances Patterson, Mina
Thorwaldson: Messrs. Paul Muench.
Wm. Muench, Oscar Johnson, D. R.
Streeter, Wm. Carmicheal, Albert
Junge. Karl Atlia, Bert Irvine, Earle
Smith. W.S. Williams, Joe Kndren, («.
B. Pritchajd, Ilenning Hasselstrom,
Thos. Jones, Chas. Car ley, Floyd Atlia,
II. O. Ilaugse, Albert Tough, Will
Tough, Oliver Scott. Also, L. A.
Weatherby, manager of the Reds:
Harry Lynn, substitute: (ilen Turner
and Clayton Carmicheal, mascots
These, in addition to the members of
the team, make a total of forty-live
people who made the sixty-mile round
trip to Pollock to see the game.
Sale of State Hay Permits.
Permits to cut grass on unleased
school and institution lands for the
season of 1907 will be sold at public
auction by the county treasurer at the
court house in Linton at 10 o'clock a.
ni. on Saturday, June -J'.t, 190". Mo bid
will be entertained for less than $5.00
per quarter-section or fraction thereof.
Done by order of Hoard of University
and School Lands. (). I. II
O O
Laud Commissioner.
Taken Up- Mare.
Came to my place, thirteen miles
northwest of Linton. Sec. :tO-l.'U-77,
June i, lti07, a blark mare about eight
years old: was lame on all legs when
taken up, but is now able to get around:
has wire-cut marl oil left fore foot
white spot on forehead: shod oil all
four feet. Owner please call, pay
charges and take animal away.
[tjunJo-jly4| CmtisToKF
CHANGED OWNERS.
List of Emmons County Property
Transferred During the Two Weeks
Beginning June jd and Ending
June sth. 1907.
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.
I'nited States to J. Kaelil
er, cjr of qr 10-i:t0
74
United States to Karl
Rcnschler. 1 if of 11 qr
and hf of qr 12-I.'fci
79
United States to Frank A.
Sherwood, hf of qr l.j
and hf of 11 qr 22-l.'t0-78
United States to Joseph
Volk, qr of qr,
hf of qr and qr of
qr 0-i:w 78
a United States to Benjamin
C. Talbot, hf of qr
14-134 -77
a United States to Benjamin
C. Talbot, hf of qr 14
134-77
a United States to Frank A.
Gossman, qr 2:t 129 77.
a United States to M'ary Cor
coran. qr 22 1X1 7."
George Zerbes toCarmicheal
& Malonev, lot 9, block
Hunter's tirst addition to
Liuton
Edgar E. Draper and wife to
....
*1,000 00
Joseph Weigel, qr I
129 74
Sherman Smith to J. K. Da
vis, qr 22 1.12 78
Mary Corcoran to William
2,9Kl 00
1,050 00
Baxter, qr 22-1 75
Coia E. Junge and husband
to W. L. Yeater, lot 9, blk
8. town of Hazelton
II. O. Hatzer to Emil O. Bes
foiii, qr of 12--J:t4 7»i..
I'e'er Boschker and wife to
2,000 00
W. O. Boschker, hf of
qr -129-77
IS. (. Nelson and wife to Ki
ller Stavig, 11 qr 14-1:55-
per­
formed the other day up in the llrofy
neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Mast in
arc elderly people of hat section, the
husband being so badly crippled that
lie cannot perforin manual lai»r
Levi Chapman, David Colquhouu, I'M
Hawes, James Grittin, F. \V. Ortli
meyer and Ed Larvick took their
teams and breaking-plows and went
over to the Mastin place, where they
broke seven acres of sod for the old
folks and sowed it to flax.
A. Ilcrolz. 11 qr 10
l.iO 79
L. Payne to Sarah A. Mc-
Col mm*, qr of qr, 11
qr of qr, qr of
qr and qr of qr
i:il 74
Peter II. Ilauck and wife to
Jiuvb Guudert, 11 qr 19
iii(l 11 hf of 11 hf of 20 i:S2
II. F. Hunter and wife to II.
Stoddard, pan of se qr 7
I.Ti 7ti
II. I-'. Hunter ami wife to
Ni'i by ami B. L. Nerby, n.
qr 27 i:i2 77
County Auditor J. i. Pitts
to I-: A. Crain (auditor's
tax deetl), lots 1 and 2 and
Iif of 11 qr 19 130-70...
II. I'. Hunter and wife to
Christian Marthaller, lot
l*i, blk 21. Hunter's first
addition to Linton
SEE OUR NORTH WINDOW FOR DISPLAY
OF THE NEW LINTON POST CARDS. 4 VIEWS AT 2 FOR 5 CENTS.
Notice of Commutation Pinal Proof.
HNIXKII STATKS I.AMI I'Kl'IOK. I
IllSVAUi k. !.. .1
line II. 11HI7.
Notie*» is hert-liy nivrn thai tin' following
named settler lias UUM mitir,'. nf litr iuti-n
tion to muku eomniutiition linn! tiroiif in
support of lur rhtlui, iinil ihut sititl proof
will bo uiurie iK-fori! t'liarlcs ll.t'urloy. jixlu•
and cx-ottielo iMerl* of tlui rumity court, of
Emmons rmoitv. N.l'., at liis nttl,v In I,in
tou, N. I.. on .Inly £". 11107. vi/..:
CRCKf.tA SCIIMAl.r/,.
II.K. No. dati'.l s,-|ii. ::i. nm:i. r.,r 11
S. W. I, Iif S,',\ UV. Tn |, ll N KM,.
W. of Fifth I'. M.
Sh,' nu!m'i llic following l.i
|rovi' iu'r ,'onlinuous rrshh-inv ,11 |jmi^ ami
I'u111vul
Ion iif saiil land, vi/..:
IVl,-r Munsi'h of l.inton. N. I
l.udwii: Mtiller, of Miiton. S ii
IVter .loi-liiin. of SIlaslinri!. N. |i.
Vim1,'tis MolTurl. of Slrasliurc N. I
•0
I 00
ion 00
William l'aj.'-!. lot l, blk
l.'i, Hunter's lirst addition
to Linton
Knut J. Midi*) to O. E.
00
2,400 00
II. .' I'.W I'll,I., KeuiMer.
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
t'KITKK STATKS t.ASH Ol'm'i:.
UlSMAHi K. N It., .lion- It. IHI7. I
Notli'e Is hereby irlv, that tin* followini
natni'ii settler has tiled not lee
of his Inten
tion to make live-year litial nronf in support
of his claim, and that said proof will In'
mado before Charles It. farIry. juii^e ami
eg-oflicio clerk of the county court of Em
mons county, II., at. Ills otiice in l.inton.
N. I)., on July £, 11107, viz.:
.. WILLIAM II. .loHNSii.Y
I I E N a I a I I I
the E. •/, of N. \V. i4 and S. of N. 10. '.i of
Se.\ is. Twp i:n N. ,•. w. ,,f riftii
lie names tin following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and rultiva
tion of said land, viz.:
Ered Kyes, of Omio, X. I.
Kar! Woman, of Omio, N. Ii
Edward I'itcher. of Omio, N. |i
W illace Kyes, of Linton. N. It.
M. II. JEWELL. Ueulsler.
Notice of Homestead Final Prjof.
t'NITKK STATKS I.ANII UH'IIIK, I
I I I S A N
i..
N E
it. nmr.
Notice ls hereby (riven Unit the followim
named settler lias tiled notice of Ids inten
tion to make live-year tinal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
IKI made before Imries It. arley, judnc and
ex -officio clerk of lliit eountv court of Em
mons county, N. I'., at his oilice in l.inton.
N. I., on July i4, l!t07. viz.:
IIKItMAN MATT I Si i\
II. 10. No. 271S2. dated March t. I'.nil, for lie
S. W. !.i of Sec. £!. Twti. 12.1 N.. It 'e. Tii W.
of I'ifth I'. M.
tie names the following
witnesses
to
his continuous residence
prove
upon and cultiva­
tion of said land. vi*.
Harold Nelson, of Hull, N. 11.
Hans Nelson, of Hull. N. 11
Andrew Olson, of Pollock. S It.
Ilaus P. Vikso. of I'ollocl,. s. |i.
M. II. JEW EL I Ii. lister
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
I'NITHI* STATES IM
N I
OfricK.
HISMAIICK, N. P.. Jmic II. liiur. I
Notice is hereby given thal Uic .iiowSim
numed settler has tileil notice nf n» inicii
tion to make tive-yt«ur Hnal |jnn»r in sti(i
port of her claim, ami hut said proof will hi*
made liefore riiarles It t'ariev. Jinlge and
ex-of!lcio clerk of the county court of Kni
motis county, N. I at his nflliv In l-intnn.
N. O., on Julv 11HI7, vi/..:
rUANUKS TIITTLK.
II. K. No. dated Oct. I». I'.hh. for I ii. S.
'i «f N. K. and N.
ls
of S. K. of Src\
IS, Twp. i:tt N., Kge. 7H W. of I'iftli I'. M.
She iiaines the following witnesses lopinvr
lier coutinuouH resideuci* upon ami riili 1 ,-i
lion of said laud. viz.
•lauies Kin-, of ICmiuousliur^. N. l.
W. It. I«ee. of Kmmonsiiuri N.M.
i).
1*1.
Ilur^t*. of Linton, N. i».
Wiiliuin Lee, of Ktmnoushiir^.
M. II. JKWKM.. Kriml.•«.
Notice of Uiitsolution.
Notici* is herelty uiven thsit thrutiliT
slgned, who have been !oin£ a ^rnrr:tl
tuerchandise business under HM* linn toimr
of liosch Kl»erle, in the town of Linton.
Emmons county. North lakii:t. ii.tvr tmi
tuaily dissolved copartnership ihr ii'l
Rberle retiring from saiii tirrn. Tiie said
liosch hereby assumes :i
11 iiabilit ies of said
tirm, aud will collect :tll dtdiis dm- t" said
firm.
Dated at J/mton. N. I)., this 1st tl ty of
June. 11*07. )o||N
IJUII«-S7|. .lUSKI'll EltKKKK.
Notice to Creditors.
In the mattcrof he est-it of Miunh1 Hen
derson. deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. *. A. flerul/. aduiinist atoi-of the
estaU of Minnie Henderson. I:ti«• of the di^
trict of Winchester, in I he county of Ktn
inolis and state of North Oakota. tle^'eased.
to the creditins of. and all persons having
claims against, said deceased, to expihh
tliein with the {uece.v*«ry voucbers. within
six montiis .tft«'i'«thc tii-st puldicaiion of this
notice, to said administ rattr. at iiis oMi'e in
I he court-house, in l(ic village of IJnton. hi
said Kinmons county.
Halted June 12. A. I». I'.•r.
(». A. Ad tn ini-sl ral or.
Kirst publicatioti*on the |:ithday of .inne.
A. I. 1W7.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure.
Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by lie Lin
ton Oiera House Company, mortgagor, io
I'hoenix Lumber Company, mortgagee, dat
ed the first day of August, and lih-d
for record in the otlice of the register of
deeds of the comity of Kmmous aud state
of North Dakota on the riftii day of ep
tcmler. I'.Mm. and in bodc IU of inottgage^,
at page will be tor« ch)sed by the sale
of the premises in such mortgage ami here
luafter described, at the front .door of tin
court house in the county of Kinmons ami
state of North Dakota, at the hour of two
o'clock p. the Mth day of July, IW7. to
satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day of sule. The premise* described
ill such mortgage, and which will IH* sold
to satisfy the same, ate described as fol
lows:
lot«4 ten (Id) ami eleven (II). in block
five (,'», in Hunter's first addition to the
townsite of Linton, D.
There will le due on such mortgage al
the .dale of sale the sum of .^1 be
sides the cost and expenses of foreclosure.
Dated tills lMt.li day of May, l'.i»7.
I'llOENIX 1.1 MHEli aiMI'AXi:.
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W, LY
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Attorney for Mottgagee.
Contest Notice.
DKCAKTMKNT OK TIIK lNT»:nni|{.
I'.MTKIi STATKS LANM OKKM K.
Itismarck. N. May ^4. l!«)7.
A sullicient. content alli lavit having been
tiled in thisot!l«*e by John M.der, contestant
against homestead entry No. made
Nov.
'SI.
KJtti. for W.
2.000 00
W. II Van l)usen and wife
to Joseph Weigel, qr
1 129 74
Lester Patterson to Patter
son Land Co., 11 qr 25
1:1:1 75
C. A. Patterson and wife to
2,000 00
1
I 'HI
I 00
$1,500 00
of S W. J4. N.
4
of
S. W. '4 aud N. W. of S. W. of Section 10,
Township l:it N., Uange W. t»f l-'ifth I*. M..
by Johannes Jahis. contestee. in which ii N
alleged that Johannes a las has not estab
Hshed a residence (in iid entry and has
wholly abandoned the same for more than
six months litis last pa.»t. which default stiil
exists, and that said ab.ence from the said
entry was not due t.. hi *mpl mcnt in le
United States army or navy in time of war
said parlies are hen by notified Io appear,
respond and otTer evidence touching said a I
legation at 10 oVIm-k a in on July !•».
Itefore L. A W«at her by, Com mis si«n-er.
at hlsoliice in Linton. N. 1 and Jh it fiti.il
iiearilig wili he heid al I0o''lock
III.
'in
July S). 1W7, before tie- iiegist er a liti l'eeej v.-r
at the I'nited Sta.tes Land oilice 1.1 It
marck. N. D.
Tile said contest int. having in a proper
aUbliivit. tiled Mav IV l'.»n7. set. forth ft*
whicii show hat after due diligem-e ii -rnn
service of this not ice cannot be made, ii
lie re by ordered and uirect ed iiat such notice
IM» given by due aud proper publication
JO N SATI
Kitr.t
N I».
Receiver.
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
N I A S A
tifr'UCK,
HLISMAKCK.^ N. D., May |u, I'.uT.
Not ice is hereby gi v« mat 1
he fol low iug
named settler lias Hied noticeof his int-n
tion to make five-year final ptoof in sup
port of Ids claim, ami that said proof will be
made liefore L. A. Weatherby, I nit ed Stales
Commissioner, at Linton. N. I. on June
IW7. viz.:
JAcolt STKKN'SLAND.
Who made II. K. No. tstr^.i, dated .,*eii(emi*er
i:». Ittt!. for the N ii of S. W. of Sec. 1
and K.
V%
of S. K. «»f Sec II, 1'vvp. I
N., Kge. 7H W. of 5th
I 00
V.
M.
lie flames the following witnesses to nrove
Ids continuous residence upon aud cuiiiva
tlon of said land, viz
l«\ A. Sherwood, of Dale. N. D.
Willis I*. Kieeman. of Dale, N. D.
Andrew SleistMig. of Dale, N.
FhiJllp liachmeier. of Dale. N. D.
12
5 00
M. 1L JEWELL. Kegister.
-nnrnnnnr» j.TTT"^
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
r.MTKi* STATUS I.AM oirit i.
IliSMAUCK. N. I)., May t», UV7.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of hi* Inten
tion to make live-year tlnal proof in sup
port of Ids claim, and that s?iid proof will
he made before K- A. Weatheihv. I'nited
States ommisStsoner. al l.inton, N
ItHil. fur lot ii. and K. t, nf \V
W.
l4t»r
I
.1 tine ^7. I'.HC. viz.:
AI.EX ANhKli WALTHr:iC.
Wln» made II.K. N.i l:ii*7:t dated March Is
Ion of said laud, vi/.:
Herman Mattlson. of Wcsttieid, N. I.
Andrew Olson, of Westti»d«i. N. I.
I
MIMI
N*
S. K. »4 of ec. li. T«p. l\\ N Hue
w.
O
:»ii» i\
He names he follow luu wi\uesses t.i pi ..s
his cont innous residence poll und »'II 111 a
lmi of said laud, vi/.:
Johannes Naas/., of l.inton. |i
ilottlieb Naas/, of Kiulon. N l»
lohn It. Witt ma\er. of l.inton.
Daniel ttet'hi le. t.f Kinloti. N l»
M. H. JKWKLL. li.«lstei
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
STAT»:s I.A
N I
Oirit K,
UtSMAltOK. N. I.. May 14. I!*)7.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler lias tiled noticeof Ids Inten
tion to maUc commutation tinal proof in
support of Ids claim, aud thai said proof
will be made before L. A. Weatherby, I'nited
States «'ommissioncr. at l.inton, N h.t on
.1 utie
I
HHI7. I
A
STKI KF.N ANhKKSoN,
\N ho made U.K. No. dated March JW.
for tlie N.
l*
of S. W. aud N
l»
t»f S. K. 'i t»f Sec. 10, Twp. i:u N.. Kge 7
W. of .Mh I*. M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Ids continuous residence upon and culiiva
ion of said land. vi/..:
Christ. Klpps. of Linton, N. I'
iJeorge Neiiniitler. of Liuton. N l».
Andrew llanstut. of Liuton, N
Martin Itrue. of Linton, N. Ii.
M. II. JKWKLL, Kt gls'Ci
Notice of Hinal homestead Proof.
CM
I I
STATKS LA
N I
ornt i.-
ItisMAKCK, N. I., June 10. H*)7.
Notice is hereby given that the following-t
named settler lias tiled notice of Ills inten.
tion to make live-year linal nroof in sup
port of his claim, and that aahf proof will be
made tiefore Charles II. t'arley. judge and
e.x-otlicio clerk «»f the county court of Kin
mons county. N• l. at his otlice in Liuton.
N. !., ou July IW7, viz
IIAKULI» NKLSt IN.
U.K. No. dated Julv IllKt. for the
N. K. t»f See. Twp. I^.t N., Kge. 7» W
of I'ifth I1. M.
lie names the folllowiug witnesses to prove
his routInuous residence Tipon ami ciifilva-
Hans VlUse. of I'ollock. S. I*.
Wieger Kodeiihurg.of Westtield, N. I.
M. H.JKWKLL, Hegistvr.
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
I'MTKI) STATKS LAND Ufr'lH'K.
UisMAiti K. N. !., May lo. iW,.
Notice is hereby given ttiat the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make comtnutat ion final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will he
made before L. A We at herhy, i' lilted states
'(Mumissioner, at f.iutou, N. I». on June^».
I*.*i»7. vi/..:
ADAM MIT/.KL.
Wiio made II. K. No. *^84(^7. dated June^H. ItNM.
for the N. W. 'i of N. W «4, K. of N. W.
'i and N. K. of S. W. «»f See. Twp.
1(1 N.. Kge.W. cif .Hh
IV
M.
lie names the following wituessesto move
his «*4nit Inuous residence
U|HIII
aud cult I va
ion of said iami. viz
.loseplt Schneider, of Slra.shurg. N. D.
t'eter Keller, of St rasburg. N. D.
AmlreaM Mit/.el. of Strasburg, N. D.
I'eter
'/.Jicher,
of Strasburg. N. D.
M. II. KWKLL. Itegister
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
NIIl ll STATKS I.ANII OrriC'K. I
IIISMAIICK. N. I„ May I. 11*17.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler lias filed notice of her Inten
tion to make commutation final proof in
support of tier claim, and that said proof will
IK* made before L. A. Weatherby, United
States Commissioner, a( Linton. N D..«»n
line ^'7. IW7, vi/..:
tlKACK li. »STINf».
Who mail** II. K. No. 'JU.ViIK dated Novemher
1:!. imtt, for lie S '.'a of N W '4 ami Lots
:t ami 4, S«m'. Twp. lilt N., Kge. 7« W.
of riftii
v.
She names the following witnesses to nrove
her cont Unions residence upon and cultiva
tion of said laml. vi/..:
Michael itaumgart r. of Strasburg, N D.
Michael Thomas, of Strasbiiri N. D.
Slepiien Lipp, of Strasburg, N. D.
I'eter Wlkeniieiser, of Strasburg, N- D.
M. H. KWKLL. Itegister
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
rxiTKIl STATUS LA
N I N N
HISMAHCK.
I
N. D., April 147. l!J07.
Notice Is hereby given that tint following
named settler has filed noticeof herinten
tion to inakt cornmutatioii final proof in
support of herclalm. ami that, said proof will
be made liefore I.. A. Wcalherhy, 1'uited
Mates Commissioner-. al Linton. D., on
June -..'li. 1'.MI7, vi/..:
KATK I'AVNK,
oHMKHl.V i\ATK ItOSSI.V,
Who made II. K. No. daled January :t.
1**01. for the S. of N. I!. '4 and K. of
N. W. of Sec. 'J?. Twp im N Kge. 7a
W of Kiftii IV M.
She na lues lie fol low iug II uesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva
ion of said land, vi/.
tieorge McGee. of Hague, N
Martin Van Soest, of Hague. N D.
Klemens iein, of Hague, N. D.
tieorge Volk, of Hague, N. I)
M. II. KWKLL. Kegister.
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
I'
I
!*TATKS I.
A N I I O I
4 ItiSMAluiK, N. D.. April-*7, IUU7.
Notice is hereby given that thv fdiowing
naiueil settler has tiled not Ice of his Inten
tion to make commutation filial proof in
support of ids claim, and dhat said pi oof
will be made before L. A. Weatherby, I nit
ed States Coinmissiom-»'. at l.lnt^ui. N.
I*.K)4. for the S. «»f N K. and N. of
S. K. '1 of Sec. a, Twp. l:i:| N Kge. 7s W
of Kiftii l». M.
He names the following wit uesses to orove
his continuous residence upon and culllva
ion of said laud, vi/..:
Samuel #. it 11 shy. of W Inchest er, N. D.
William Kowse. of II artford N. D.
Thomas K. Lawler. of Hartford. NV D.
I'aiil Maiisenhuml. of Hartford. N
SOO HOTEL
E1
wd. G. Patterson. Owner and Proprietor
FIFTH STREET
BISMARCK, N. O.
Aiiiericaii I'lair, il.tKJ to
1
0 1 1
nit' I'.iu7, vi/.:
TUKOIIOKK VKTTKK.
Who made II. K. No. ailltf. dated October
M. II. JKWKLL. Kegister.
$ 1
•lutely fire-proof. Hot and
Al.si
cold -fi,*,,
Klectric lighted and strain heated
throughout, positively the liest srculid
class liotel in the state.
water In every room.
I'liblio and private baths on every tlu
Mr. Patterson is also proprietor of the
liotel Northwest, whicii has been recent
ly renovated and remodeled throughout.
Rates at the Northwest, $2 a day and up.
I
.Stj I'.iy.
S|e ii k.'itcs to MiJhlbiy I'ni.irders.
HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY
vi
LINTON HARDWARE STORE
Wails $2.90 Per Kef
II A I! 1 V\ II I.
I: 1: 1: it.
II A Ii 1 I. S
11 1 1. 1: 1.1 1 1:
1 I 11 1»
8-ft Windmill S2S
30-ft Steel Tower S29
A. S. HKKHK
Sin'i't'shur tu Tit A IS KI.I.IOTT, l.iiii'ii. N.
THE LINTON LEADER
A SAI'i: l-I.AeK 'I'll TliA I'ls
Wei/airy tt. :i 11 tlnirs I'oiniili'U' Hue uf
Itry
I I
Is. (Jliitliln^, llit-, liiiuls, Sinn's,
iiii'C«'iifs, 11 1 il ii «•, I',
lints, anil cvt'iy
tliiiiK nsualy luiiiiil in a strictly up to
ilntr (ii'iKM'iil Sioiv. unlrr makes ii
coiiliiiuiiiisciisliiiiicr, It'sa raiII
Tstr1114
assi'il Ion ti make, I nit, it iitMilv always
holds k'KMl. 1 iv»' us a rial am! mt in'
111 iiv ami i|iialitv don't. |ilrasi' you.
I. MENDELOWITZ, Propr
LINTON, N. D.
NOW IS THE TIME
WIIUII Kininoiis county fanners "iliink it, nver and make up tlieir
inilid tliat, it. is tliiit! for tliein to build that barn or lliat house.
And, hrfou! tlm.v l.e^ln the actual work, it would he a kooiI idea for
them Io Hi to I he
DAC0TAH LUMBER COMPANY'S
Yard In l.inton and talk over the matter with Manager Haas, lie
will help you to select the stick yon need tor I mi Id Inc. and will
ailtee to satisfy you as to i|tiallly and pric.They have a laiye nuin
of yards on the Missouri Slope, and, as they handle stock inlaw
i|uantities, they yet jfooil rates and can thus llual lheir customeis
riiiht. They are also dealers In the various kinds of COAL.
FARMS FOB SALE!
hicluithig some of tlir best fnrms in /'.in imnis rutinti/. If
i/iiu wish Io bill/ tt, ftirm, for iiii'fstmt'itl or ti /tome, if trill
fmif !(»h to inmnt.igti.le.
1
He ore stiles solicitors for the llntkitr 1/ hniiil Com
1 fittni/ also, the llne.kiieij hi nils to letise for hn //.
Martin & Sims
Hotel Dakota
JOHN P. PFEIFLE. Proprietor
Newly Furnished—A Short Walk from Depot
LINTON. NOKTII DAKOTA
Nvtice ol Homestead Final Proof.
I I A I O I
hiMAit
'irr,
N I' Mav
N"l|fe In P'liy ifl\e|i th i! (lie follovtin/
lliillieij r»el 1 |er h:t«» ti t» liol |ee of Ji1111 *?Ji
lion to umUe ti\»- y.:ir fSnnl In sup
i»ort of liN claiin. iiii'l 11 «t j» iid proof will in
tnu'ie iH'forc l» A Weal he* i»V. I 1 I I
roiijuiUsloie-r. it Linton. .% I». on .lune: 7
p«iT. vi/.:
III UUHKI (I|..M»N CI |iV.
Who mitile .So, IV,
:o, I »„l.ei
l.i, Hill, for the N.'i of K. '4 ami N of
W of »(•.• «. I*p pj N w.
of .Mil
lie hUliif*
1
he follow mi wil m-ws t.» |irov»'
hi* roiitlnuous r»'!»l«l»-iir»- U|)"fi and «'iiiti\
I Ion of KiiUJ land, vl/.
A Olwin Kiuty. of Whnoia. N. I»
|VJ»*r H. llrlvi'iM's. of Winona. N l»
('lirUt lull XiiJtdi'M, of Wjtjona. N I)
A. |iwilU*r. »f Winona, \. |i.
•5 1
A the Linton
Slate Hank.
Notice of Homestead Pinal Proof.
I MTUt M'ATH I.AM lirfK K, I
ltis\iAi« l». .May
N« je»»
henl»y u'lvm ti if Ma followiutf-I{7.
)s
n. tin et 1 i- ii 1 '"I not |v uf h«?r In ten
11 on to tnaio' ti y»itr final nroof in support
of iter elaim. ami that said proof will te
made iiefnre I.
»HI iviii or
nade iiefnre I. A W «'Ul heriiy. I'niteU Stilton
'ornrnlssloner. at l.inton. M. on Juiir*
**»r.
\i
I.ai I: I.
iio ln ii|.- II. diltcd AtitfUJvt ^7.
I««H. f.it- tin- of .s. K. '4 ami S. «»f
W of e. Twp. liBN., iCfcfe. 78 \V.
ofMhlVM.
MM
1 E I S E
Iuttiie lie following WitltOSStH t^ prov»*
ht-r eoniinuoii* resident'** upon and cultlvu
ion (if said land, viz:
William Mm-m'h. of Krnrimrifthurtr. \. i).
.rtirtfe Iturtre. of Liuton. N. |.
A. Ih-rol/. 11 Linton, N. 1».
Ki.y ar'ey of l.inton, h.
.U li IKUELh. Ktegister.