Emmons County record. [volume], November 07, 1907, Image 2

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CITTDRAT LINE
G. A. BROS!AX, Prop'r
Light and Heavy Hauling
Spring Creek Ice in Season
SW Leave orders at Brills' Barber
Shop.
DR. W. C. WOLVERTON
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA
Diseases of tbe Eye (riven Special Attention
oma FUUKTI PBIUUCT.
Phone*: OOce. Bed Residence, t9 Blue
JIM PETBRSON,
Blacksiitb and Votdiorker,
HAZKLTON NORTH DAKOTA.
I hereby respectfully inform tbe
public that I am now prepared to do
work in my line, and will earnestly en
deavor to satisfy those who give me
their patronage.
TUBULAR WELL8.
NINE YEAK8' EXPERIENCE.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
AGENT FOB GADY AIR-COO I.F.I) OA SO
LINE ENGINES.
FRANCIS JA6ZKOWIAK.
No 421 Twelfth Street. Bismarck. I). N.
F. B. IRVINE
Linton, N. D.
BieyclM and Autos
Repaired
Supplies:
Batteries, Inner Tubes, Ete.
WEUS! WELLS! WELLS!
1 drill wells all the way from two
ten inches in diameter and up to 700 fe-t
in depth.
Work promptly done.
I guarantee satisfaction.
Call on or address me at Linton, N.
E. O. MICKEL,
The Well-Driller
800 HOTEL
Edwd. G. Patterson, Owner and Proprietor
FIFTH STREET
BISMARCK, N. D.
American Plan $1.00 to $1.50 per Day
Special Rates to Monthly Boarders.
Absolutely fire-proof. ||Ot
and
—T,r "",v W« vvviy floor.
Electric lighted and steam heated
throughout. Positively the best second
class hotel in the state.
ii .* ^aters°n is also proprietor of the
Hotel Northwest, which has been recent,
ly renovated and remodeled throughout
Rates at the Northwest, $2 a day and up.
GRAYBEM. a SWEET
WELL DRILLERS
LlVON.\, NORTH DAKOTA
We Drill Deep or Shallow Wells.
Gasoline Power Used for Drilling.
WORK PROMPTLY DONE
UIIIMMMk LOCAL BEPBE8ENTA
HaHTED (or Linton and vlcln
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•Mid lncrerw) aubecrlptlon list of promi
nent monthly man Vine, on wwnr and
commtsaton basis. Experience l» desirable,
but not neceaaarv. uood opportunity for
right person. Aadress Publisher, Box W,
tiU« O. New York.
A PLATFORM.
CmwiiMM Toes Marshall (Mm
His views aa Several of the Mat*
ttri km WUck the I*esplc al the
statu af North MnU Are later*
csted-
In response to
a
strong
licited sentiment
and unso­
throughout tbe
state. 1 offer myself to tbe republican
electors as a candidate at tbe
June
primaries for tbe nomination of Unit
ed Stales senator.
Ifaving lived here and been actively
engaged in various lines of industry
for thirty-Ave years, I know tbe needs
of the people and am in fall sympathy
with them.
I will bare bad eight years' experi
ence in tbe bouse of representatives,
and a consequent acquaintance with
public men and affairs, and a knowl
edge of tbe machinery of the govern
ment and its workings that no new
man can bring to the service of the
people.
Many slates promote their bouse
members to tbe senate, and I am a
candidate for such promotion, relyiog
on my record.
I am in complete sympathy with
tbe policies of President Roosevelt
and most decidedly favor his re
election, and. in tbe event of his per
sistent refusal to accept the nomina
tion. I am for tbe candidate wbom be
believes would most successfully carry
out his policies.
Briefly &ated:
I stand for prompt revision of tbe
tariff, and for tbe removal of all tariff
on lumber. I favor tbe removal of
the tariff on wood pulp, or such legis
lation as will bring relief from tbe ex
tortions of tbe paper trust.
-1 am squarely for complet^and rigid
control by the strong arm of tbe na
tional government, through national
charters or licenses, of all railroads,
express and telegraph companies, and
all other corporations doing an inter
state commerce business, and jr tbe
broadest publicity of their affairs.
The business of corporations must be
brougbt down to the common level of
honesty, fair dealing and fair compe
tition of other lines of business.
Our railroads ought to be appraised
at their actual value as a basis for de
termining equitable freight and pass
enger tariffs and for the purposes of
taxation.
I want to see a public building erect
ed by the government for postoffices
and courts in all our small cities, and
favor some concerted action of the
government and state for improve
ment of our wagon roads.
I favor such national legislation as
will supplement and strengthen our
state prohibition and pure-food laws
and make their execution more cer
tain aud effective, and shall do my
utmost to secure the passage of my
pure-paint bill introduced in the last
congress.
A decided betterment of our polit
ical conditions in the state has set in,
wiih which I am in full sympathy. I
want to see the movement go forward
and keep apace with our splendid in
dustrial progress.
Under exivting conditions the peo
ple, for the first time, can and will
name a senator free from dictation of
corporate influence and bossism. To
the people 1 make my appeal and, if
elccted, to them I shall give my sole
allegiance.
The domjnation of our politics by
corporations and bosses is a menace
to good government, and I want to
see their influence eliminated, in or
der that our government, state and
national, may be what its founders
intended: purely representative.
At all times 1 am a republican—'
standing with the party of progress
and of action, the party that meets
every new condition successfully and
promptly.
Respectfully,
Tnos. F. MAitsnALL.
A Fine Street.
The appearance of Broadway as a
street has been greatly improved this
year. The wide thoroughfare now
looks like a city street. First the
grade for at least a block was raised
by putting thereon tbe dirt from the
basements of the two Linton State
Bank uew buildings. This soil was
then covered with gravel. This week
a stone cross-walk has been built be
tween the Lynn and the bank build
ings. Lawyer Lane has also had a
plank sidewalk built in front of bis
two vacant lot north of the Leader
store. There is now a continuous
sidewalk between the opera-house'and
the Record building, and it will prob
ably be continued next spring to the
Carmicheal livery-barn on the south
and the Linton Hotel on the north.
A Tearful Appeal.
We arise to respectfully request
subscribers who call to pay ihelr bills
when the office is closed not to shove
money under the floor. It sometimes
weilms the door ko that ii will not
open. People, Uo. frequently twist a
ti\c or ten dollar bill and poke it in
the keyholo, disarranging and dis
cumbobotatiiig the mechanism of tbe
lock so that ii will not work. Last
Saturday, returning from our midday
repast, we found that the door could
not be opened on account of u)(. |arfc.e
amount of mwicy that liad been
shoved under it while we wore absent
It was found lucessary to break the
lock In order to
Kel
into the office
Because of the accumulation of monev
—the safe, the coal-scuttles and the
editor old shoes all being full—we
would also request that until tho
present financial Hurry is over-say
fifteen days-or minutes-those owimr
"s kindly ,orP„o the pleasure of pa
ing. Vie dislike to make rules and
regulations of this klnd-tbu, com
pelllnu delinquent subscribers to carry
around money i„ uu-ir
jeam
they're almost dying to transfer to us.
But self-preservation is tbe first law
of nature, and it can't be helped.
Meaejr tor Mavlag the Craps.
[Fargo Forum of Tateday
Uncle Sam is to aid tbe farmers of
North Dakota in moving their crops.
Money will be plentiful in this state
Inside of tbe next few days, according
to a dispatch received in this city late
to-day by a prominent local finsncier,
rrom a big St. Paul banking bouse.
The telegram announced that tbe
Twin City banks bad been informed
to-day that Secretary Cortelyou had
authorised tbe shipment of a large
amount of money to Twin City banks
to be used in moving tbe grain.
Tbe foregoing will be welcome news
to North Dakotans. as it means that
tbe banks of Fargo will be able to se
cure a slice of tbe financial melon for
the benefit of North Dakota farmers.
Netlce to Coatractars.
Sealed bids will be received by tbe
school board of Marie School District,
No. 17, in the county of Emmons and
state of North Dakota, up to 2 o'clock
p. m. of Friday, the 13th day of De
cember, 1907, for tbe erection of two
school-bouses in said Marie School
District-
Envelopes containing bids must be
marked "Bids for School-houses," and
must be addressed to W. T. McOuire,
clerk of said Marie School District,
No. 17, Marie, N. D.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at tbe residence of the clerk, on tbe
N. E. of Sec. 24, Twp. 133, Rge. 75.
Tbe successful bidder will be re
quired to furnish a bond for tbe faith
ful performance of bis contract.
Tbe board reserves tbe right to re
ject any or all bids.
By order of the board of directors of
Marie Scbool District, No. 17.
Dated November 5,1907.
[nov 7-decl2] W. T. MCGCTBE,
District Clerk.
Notice to Caatractors.
Sealed bids will be received by tbe
school board of Dakem School Dis
trict, No. 14, in tbe county of Emmons
and state of Nortb Dakota, up to 2
o'clock p. m. of Friday, the 22d day
of November, 1907, for tbe furnishing
of material and tbe erection of a
school-bouse in said scbool district.
Envelopes containing bids must be
marked "Bids for Schoolhouse," and
must be addressed to August Ehr
mann, clerk of said Dakem Scbool
District, No. 14, Lioton, N. D.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the residence of the clerk, on the
S. E. of Sec. 4, Twp. 132, Rge. 75.
The successful bidder will be re-
?[Hired
to furnish a bond for the faitb
ul performance of his contract.
The board reserves tbe right to re
ject any or all bids.
By order of tbe board of directors of
Dakem School District, No. 14.
Dated October 15,1907.
AUGUST EHRMANN,
District Clerk.
Notice af Hairing Petitkx
HshtMrsMp.
Petitloa toEstab-
STATB or NORTH DAKOTA, «...
COD JIT or EMMONS,
In County Court: Before Hon. Charles
B. Carley, Judge.
In tbe matter of the estate of Fred C.
Knutson, Deceased.
Matilda Knutson, petitioner, vs. Thomas
Knutson, Randie Knutson, Julia
Knutson, Georgie Knutson, Johnnie
Knutson, Gilbert Knutson and Harry
Knutson, respondents.
Notice of hearing petition to establish
heirship.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named respondents and all persons
interested in the estate of Fred G.
Knutson, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that Matilda
Knutson has filed in the county court of
said county of Emmons a duly verified
petition praying for a decree establish
ing the right of succession to the estate
of Fred G. Knutson, deceased, and that
Monday, the 16th day of December,
1907, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day,
being a day of a regular term of this
court, at the county court-room in the
village of Linton, county of Emmons,
state of North Dakota, has been set by
order of this court as the time ana
place for hearing said petition. At which
said time and place any and all persons
interested may appear-and show cause
why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Linton, North Dakota, this
6th day of November, 1907.
By the Court.
[SEAL] CHABLES B. CARLKY,
Judge of the County Court.
Notice af CoamaUUoa Flaal Proof.
DBPABTMBBT or THE IKTBBIOR, I
LAUD orrns AT BISMABCK. N. D.,
September 13,1907, I
Notice la hereby given that
MABY C. LARSON.
Of Strasburg. N. I)., baa filed notice of her
Intention to make commutation final proof
In aupport of her claim, viz.:
Ilomeatead Entry No. 34733. made May 22.
UOS, for tbe If. E. of S. E. and 8. E.
of N E W of Sec.SJ, Twp. 131 N.. Rge.
75 W. of Fifth P. M..
And that said proof will be made before
P. O. Hooka, clerk of the district court of
Emmona county. N. D., at Linton. N. D. on
November 13.1907.
She namea tbe following wltneaaeato prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the land, via.:
Thomas Austin, of Straaburg. N. D.
Theodore Olaon, of Straaburg. N. D.
Ellaa Olaon. of Straaburg. N. D.
John Laraen, ot Straaburg. N. 0.
M. U. JEWELL. Register.
NatMa at Coosaiatatlea Flaal Proaf.
W'S DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, I
LAMDOrrioe at BISMARCK. N. D..
September 13.1907. I
Notice la hereby given that
JACOB HEIMBUCH,
Ot Straaburg, N. D., haa filed notice of hla
Intention to make commutation Anal proof in
aupport of hla claim, via.:
Homestead Entry No. 88004. made .luly 14.
1904. for the N. of N. E. of Sec. 84,
Twp. 1S1 N.. Bge. 78 W. ot Fifth P. M.,
And that said proof will be made before
I*. U. Hooks, clerk of the district court of
Emmona county. N. D., at Linton. N. I)., on
November 13,1907.
He names tbe following witnesses to prove
hla contlnuoua residence upon aud cultiva
tion of tbe land, via.:
Adam Paul, of Linton, N. D.
llelnricb Stelnhauer. of Linton, N. I).
KaaperScberr, of Straaburg. N. Ii.
I'eter Munach.of Linton. N. U.
11. H. JEWELL. Register.
Notice of Five-Year Flaal Praaf.
DEPARTMENT or TBB IXTERIOR, I
LAUDOrriCE AT BISMABCK. N. U.,
October 96,1907.
Notice la hereby given that
JESSIE A SANDIDGE,
Of Linton, N. D., baa Sled notice of bar In
tention to make Sve-year final proof In
support of her claim, via.:
II oniestead Entry No.S04VS, made November
'.It?*, for tbe S. E. of Sec. 18. Twp.
138 N.. Bge.
»W.
of Fifth P.M..
AIM! tliat said preof will be made before
Car'«lr'
Judge and ex-oMcIo
i. county courtof Emmons county,
at Llutou. N. D., on December 16,1Hi.
ttle
following wltneaaea to prove
residence upon aud cultiva­
tion of the land, vis..
ii1'Li,atMl.zu,gl«r1 of Linton. N. I).
'"hnaon, of Llulon, N. It. —,
K.f iM. 5
KywV
11
ton. N. I».
11 "Itclior, of Oiulo, Nji.
M. U. JEWELL. Register.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Far Week
FrMay, Nav. ist.
Considerably more school spirit is
shown.
Our material for physical culture
lias arrived.
Tbe algebra class has just started
"Factoring.''
Our new histories and arithmetics
have arrived.
The arithmetic class is now taking
up "Partnership."
The history class Is studying about
"Tbe Mexican War."
Tbe Latin and bookkeeping classes
are getting along in good shape.
Tbe grammar class has been taking
up analysis of sentences this week.
The fact that pupils must be up In
their lessons in order to take part in
basket-ball has tended to improve our
work somewhat
The teachers' reading-circle met In
tbe school-bouse Saturday. There
was an attendance of thirteen. We
listened with pleasure to a paper on
"Tbe Personality of the Teacher," by
Miss Hoag, and to a talk bf the Bev.
Matt. Wing on "The Preparation and
Responsibility of the Teacher.*'
Tbe boys' team of Linton went to
Eureka Friday to play a game of
basket-ball. Tbe score at the end of
tbe first half was 7 to 6 In favor of
Linton. At the end of the game the
score stood 11 to 11. The game was
then called on account of darkness,
and another game was arranged for
the next morhlng. At the end of the
first half tbe score was 6 to 5 In favor
of Eureka. The final score was 12 to
12. We then arranged to play five
minutes more to settle the tie. This
resulted In a score of 14 to 13 in Eu
reka's favor. The boys put up a good
game and are well pleased with the
result. Although they did not win,
they are in hopes of doing better next
time. The two teams were very even
ly matched, as far as scoring is con
cerned. The score did not vary more
than two points at any one time.
Sometimes one was abead and some
times tbe other. Friday evening the
boys were air Invited over to Mr. Hoff
man's room and there spent a pleas
ant evening in playing games and ID
conversation. On. the whole, we are
all well pleased with the courtesies
shown us by Prof. Wright, his boys,
and the people of Eureka generally.
Let us return tbe compliment wben
the Eureka club comes to Linton.
One of the sixth grade and two of
the seventh grade pupils sent stories
to the Journal Junior this week.
Tbe seventh-grade arithmetic class
Is progressing nicely In their study of
measurements, having finished cubic
measure.
One case of tardiness and two cases
of absence spoiled our otherwise per
fect record in attendance and punctu
ality for this week.
Tbe new exchange books in history
and arithmetic have come. We be
lieve tbese new texts will add much
to tbe interest ot the work In these
subjects.
We bave established rest periods be
tween classes, which we plan to fill
with exercises In physical culture.
Tbe object of these periods is two
fold: to develop us physically and to
traiu us in promptness and uniform'
Ity of action.
Ida Fabrenwold enrolled In tbe fifth
grade Monday.
.We enjoyed a visit from Mrs. O. E.
Burge Friday afternoon.
We are indebted to Malin Mohn for
a fine collectioiiof cocoons.
Our new arithmetics have come,
and we like them very mucb.
Marc Schlangen bad another story
published In the Journal Junior.
The earnestness of tbe high-school
students In taking up their work In
music is worthy of tbe highest praise.
In Friday's spelling-contest Jessie
Burge won first place In tbe fourth
grade and Marc Schlangen In the fifth
grade.
We enjoyed a visit to the third
grade musle-class this week. Tbey are
an enthusiastic lot of little people,
and are doing fine work.
Iu last month's work in tbe fifth
grade Mildred Lynn ranked first, Marc
aud Lester Schlangen second, and
Norman Dafflnrud third. In the
fourtb grade Walter Wittmayer was
first, Albert Shier second and Mabel
McCulley third.
Pupils who were neither absent nor
tardy during October were: Alberta
Bredberg, Florence Culbertson, Clara
Carley, Mildred Lynn, Roy Lucas,
Malin Mobn, Edna Mohn, Mabel Mc
Culley, Gerrit Books, Edward Books,
Willie Bowerdink, Albert Shier, Les
ter Schlangen, Marc schlangen, Wal
ter Wittmayer, Jessie Burge, William
Loan, llaztn Loan.
Priawry.
Several pupils are abaent'witb the
booplng-cougb.
We bave a collection of twenty co
coons to keep during the winter.
The scene presented on tbe sand'
table for November la an Indian vll
lage.
Several new pupils enrolled last
week: Llssie Farweld in the third
grade, Ethel Fogle in the second and
Clyde Barrow In the first.
Tbose having, perfect records for the
month of October an: Mildred Ka
ven, Vera Prlns, Oscar Mobn, Doro
thy Petrie, Johnnie McCrory, Joseph
Boscli, Walter Kaven, Bennle Meier,
Mary Eberle. Walter Mohn, Wilber
McCrory and Newton Dafllnrud.
Tbe third grade received a visit
from Miss Stuart last Monday durlnc
music period, and were pleased with
her opinion of their work. They are
now learning tbe kinds of notes.'
CHANGED OWNERS.
of Baiiaas Csaaty
Transferred Dariag the Week
Bsglaalag October iStk aad Eai
lag Naveaiber ad. 1907.
In tbe 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 Beceipt. Quit
claim Deed. Special Warranty Deed
The descriptions without a reference
mark are by Warranty Deed.
United States to Cbrlstof
Krug, hf of qr and
hf of qr 14-133-77
United States to Johan Bieg
ler, hf of qr, qr of
qr and qr of neqr
Of 8-131-76
United States to Magdalena
Tirk, lots 3 and 4, qr of
qr and qr of qr
of 2-130-78 „..
United States to Louis II.
Koon, qr of 28-134-77
United States to George II.
Naramore, hf of wqr
andwhfofseqrof8-134-75 ....
United States to Cbarley Da
Witt, qr of 10-133-76
United States to Harmon
W. Allen, hf of qr of
20-136-75
a United States to Jennie E.
Talbot, qr of 8-133-76
a United States to Anna L.
Talbot, qr or 14-134-77..
a United States to Wilber E. ...
Wells, qr of qr of
14-130-76.....
a United States to Elmer A.
Anderson, eqr of neqr
Of 32-133-77
a United States to John J.
Renschler, hf of qr
and hf of qr of 32-133
78
a United States to John J.
Ryan, hf of qr and
hf of qr of 20-136-75
a United States to Johannes
Mattern, qr of qr of
14-130-76... ...
a United States to Johannes
Mattern, bf of qr,
qr of qr and qr of
wqr of 14-130-76
Johannes Biegler and wife to
Joseph Biegler, hf of
qr, seqrof nwqrandsw
qr of qr of 8-131-76 11200 00
Bacbel C. Andrews and hus
band et al. to Dugald Camp
bell, qr of 25130-76 2900 00
Louisa E. Klngsley to Peter F.
Schmidt, 8 hf of 8 qr and
Shf of seqrof 28-134-76.... 1 00
Orpbena Anderson to Elmer
A. Anderson, qr of 32
133-77 1 00
Martin Ohlhauser and wife to
Martin Ohlhauser, Jr., et
al., qr of 27-133-78 1 00
Andrew Craig and wife to Jo
seph Jeli, lot 2, block 20,
Hunter's first addition to
Linton so 00
A. W. Sims and wife et al. to
Cbrlstof Krug, qr of 7
133-76 2400 00
Herman W. Backbaus and
wife to Hermann Backbaus,
qr of 28-132-76 1 00
Oswell Z. Wellman and wife
to Frederick Kelscb, lot 15,
block 14, Hunter's first ad
dition to Linton 300 00
OttoHellwIg and wife toJo
hann H. Mettler, qr of
32-131-74 2500 00
H. F. Hunter and wife to Her
bert Galley, lot* l, 2 and 3,
block 1, Hunter's first ad
dition to Linton 10 00
H. F. Hunter and wife to Her
bert Galley, lots 4 and 5,
block 1, Hunter's first addi
tion to Linton 40 00
Joseph M. Hackney aud wife
to Martin Ohlhauser, Jr.,
et al., qr of 35-133-78... 1200 00
Milwaukee Land Company to
Valentine Feldman, lot 4,
block 1, town of Strasburg. 58 00
Milwaukee Land Company to
Notice at CemnMtatlea Flaal Proof.
DEPARTMEKT or TBB IBTBBIOB, 1
LAUD Orrice AT BISMARCK. N. D„ I
She names the followlngwltnesaeato prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the land, vU.:
J.E. 1'ltcber. of Omio, S. I).
Mae Oornalfe, or Dakem, N. D.
Jessie B. Sandldge. of Linton, N. I.
W. E. Petrie, of Linton, N. D.
iiiiiiiiiia 1
a 1 a
O. VORLANDEB. PRAS.
B. B. MABTIN. TIM-PNS.
Consistent with Good Banking.
tsW*
10
$
$
$
Matthias Moszer, lots 5 and
6, block 10, and lots 11 and
12, block 12, Milwaukee
Land Company's first addi
tion to Strasburg 243 00
itji
September 13,1007.-
Notice la hereby given that
KATE HARVEY.
Of Linton, N. D.. haa filed notice of her In
tention to make commutation final proof In
support of her claim, via.:
Homestead Eutry No. 23115, made Ma* is
1903, for the 8. of 8.*E. andloU and
8. Sec. S, Twp. las N„ Ug£ 75 W. of Fifth
1
And that said proof will be made before
L.A. Weatlierby, United States commission
er, at Linton, N. D.,on November 13,1907.
$
M. 11, JEWELL. Register
Notice at Hamestead Flaal Praaf.
DEPARTMENT or TUB IBTBBIOB,
LAKH OrriCE AT BISMABCK. N. D..
September 13, |U07.
Notice is liereby given that
JOHANNA GAIT.
Of Linton. N. D.. lias filed notice of her
Intention to make five-year final proof In
aupport of her claim, via.:
Homestead Entry No. 18300. made August a
She namea tbe followlug wltueaaes to prove
her contlnuoua residence upon and cultiva
tion of the land, viz.:
George II Dexter, of Llntuii, N. U,
James A. Bluwltt, of Llntuii, N. I»
». 8. Sullivan, of Wiiton, N. b.
Ferdinand Unit, of Llutou, N. D.
$
$
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II..JKWELL. ICtagister.
Announcement
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
Vlf ABE PLEASED to announce that our
tell and yintir lines are now complete
and we feel fully justified in making the bold state
ment that wa are better prepared this season than
ever befote to supply your every want in our lines
and to quote you prices which will surprise you.
We can show you the largest assortment of Fur
and Plush LinedOvercoatsever brought to Hisman kv
Will you give us an opportunity
aasertiooa?
to prove our
We allow fare one way on purchases
of 95.00 or over.
0. M. DAHL,
Dahl Building on Main St.
Opposite N. P. Depot
Biamarek, North Dakota
A* W.
SIMS,
Of LINTON D.
Solicits Your Account.
ment, the Best Facilities, and the Most
Baking
speet have been
will advantage
ordering
WOLFER'S
GENERAL
We Carry at All Times a Complete
Line of Dry Goods, Gents' Fur
nishing Goods, Clothing, Cloaks,
Caps, Mittens, Gloves, Etc. Etc.
SHOES
We carry a complete line of Smith & Wallace Shoes
shoes, Woolen Shoes, Leggins, Etc.
HABDWARE
We carry a complete line of Universal Heating Stoves,
Stoves, Guns, and everything usually found in a strictly
GENEBAL STORE.
GROCERIES
We always carry an ample supply fresh, clean and
Give us a trial and see If the price and quality don't please you-
CHRIST. WOLFER
LINTON, N. D.
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Cashier.
JOHN J.
KAUFMAN. AsVi
LI8T0N STATE BANK
WeOIIer Courteous Treat-
Liberal Accomodating
Is possible only with an ,11
Hence, to get best
if
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Perfection
Flour.
and certain rc-
tults, make use the SNOW
WHITE brand of Flour. Its
rity and excellence
pu­
in every re-
proven so Many
timet, in so many
ays, that you
yourself by always
SNOW WHITE FLOUR.
STORE
A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE.
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