Emmons County record. [volume], November 07, 1907, Image 3

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TOWN
AND OUT.
^-Ward's bread at Turner's.
flrGet a nicc oyster stew at Tur
«rs Restaurant.
if Lunch served
at all times at
ttoTLinton Bakery.
The
Rev. S. W. Hover is now located
it Cogswell,
this state.
«The StoughtxAwagon lias grease
ucarrnirs Oil hS S.
reservoirs on
rtrOysters: uysiers.
it Turner's Restaurant
«The Stoughton Wagon Company
itll direct
to
Oysters: Fresh oysters
dealers only#
B-Found-A pair of
spectacles and
asf Apply at Record office.
Edward
lloil
and
Jobn Maier, of
finona, were in
town Monday.
•rOali mi Charles A. Carley, coun
tjjudtrc. fur rtnal proors and Mings.
The barber-shop
will
be
after.
Anton
open during
the dinner and supper
hours here-
Naaden
was up from the
Winona country
a day or two last
week.
Dr. Muench and his
daughter Marie
departed Monday on
muy.
a trip to Ger-
if-The front hounds on lie Stough
ton wagon are on edge—not flat—over
tbe axles.
Wm.
Van de
Vorate and John Dyk
were up from the
Westfleld country
list Thursday.
Major Belden and John Carignan
were over from Fort \ates the fore
part of the week.
if If you want to borrow money
on your farm, the Linton State Bank
•ill lend it to you.
Gus. Broman is buildiug an ice
bouse about a hundred yards nortli
east of his dwelling.
WDon't forget to stop in at Turn
er's Restaurant and get a meal or a
lunch when in town.
Will Cunningham,
who has been
working at Oukes for
several months,
is in Linton this week.
Ben White was here Sunday and
Monday. He iiad been to'Mandan
lad was on his way home to Yates.
WThe First Hank of Linton, Lin
ton, N. 1).. lias real-estate money to
loan on good farm lands, three to five
inn.
John Kaufman, a St. Paul harness
maker, arrived Monday and is running
tbe harness-repairing room at Daffin
rud's store.
Daniel Harrei ther, formerly a coun
ty commissioner of Mcintosh county,
was in Linton, Friday, en route to
Medina on a visit.
Surveyor John Harold, of Bismarck,
came down Thursday by N. P. train.
He is in Emmons county to survey
tbe Brofy towrsite.
The Stoughton Wagon Company has
nade wagons and sleighs for forty
four years. They make the oscillating
»Bfl the Maine-ite styles..
Mrs. Fred Pfaff, Jr., visited her
prents and brothers and sisters in the
Baldwin neighborhood, Burleigh coun
ty, last week and part of this week.
United States Commissioner Weath
erby went 10 Hazelton yesterday and
took testimony in the final proofs of
McGinnis and Edna F. Daggett.
Miss Clara Kirkpatrick, a niece of
Mr. and Mrs. Marchant, returned Fri
•V with Mr. Marchant from Hum'
toldt, Iowa. She will teach the Brofy
school.
Anton Larson brought in a bunch
M-cattle from tho north country,
Friday but. as the market was de
ttoralized, lie drove them back home
next day.
In addition to the losses reported
rjweelc
bJ'
Eisenbartli and the Har-
W, Charles Schweigart lost his bam
Cantield a stack of hay, in the
Mine fire of a week ago Saturday.
Co. Supt. Jessie Sandidge and Mrs,
Rooks attended the Hallowe'en
Wty given by the ladles of Hazelton
'OKlabunde's hall. The Linton visit-
sa-' l'le
party was a great success.
Preachin«
SH
M. E. church Sunday
v3'
m' Subiect:
"The Man Who
totl Care." Song service in the
"Ming from 7:15 to 7:30. Preaching
«:30p.
°f Christ."
Subject "The Divinity
B!L^'
^'ckel finished a well for
Dnw.er
St°ddard
JJJl
on a lot recently
rch»sed
by
him,
north of the First
Mr.
Stoddard will put up
Cr.lmn^
on
ll'c
lot and will start
'Purchasing
business.
8*eTyL?u.,,seen any of those
is nim1
the
SyJ
out at
lets in before the cold weather
Tuesday
evening
«Miv
named
eor,»e
"ho wItfT6'1
tbat
have had considerable to do with the
change of mind of the Hague farmers.
Attorney Armstrong made a profes
sional visit to Bismarck the fore part
of the week.
Attorney Lynn was in the Capital
City this week, attending to some
land business.
The Stoughton wagon has four
teen spokes in the front wheels and
sixteen spokes in the rear wheels.
The prize scores at the bowling al
ley last month were: Adam Mitzel.
230 Frank Haas, 210 Mike Hipfner,
208.
D. Gillespie, who has been down in
South Dakota several months raising
crop on bis land there, was an arrival
by Tuesday's Milwaukee train.
Mike Bush has purchased the west
half of 11-135-76—as pretty a piece
of land as there is in the Williams
pert country. Consideration, 15,000.
John Pounds, J. H. Procunier and
Frank Letner were down from Gay
ton Monday to get a traction engine
belonging to D. W. Casey and shipped
from Groton, S. D., last summer. The
machine has been standing near the
union depot.
At the home of John Drayton, in
the Omio neighborhood, a chicken
pie supper will be given Friday, Nov.
15th, for the benefit of the Omio
Sunday-school. Mr. Clias. S. Lane
will deliver a lecture on his recent
European trip. The admission fee will
be ten cents.
B. L. Parker, of Sioux Kapids,
Iowa,
is in Linton this week, the guest
Alex. Smith, of Glencoe, and August
Jaszkowiak, of Bismarck, have formed
partnership in the well-drilling bu
ness. August certainly ought to be
an expert at this class of work, as lie
has served an apprenticeship with his
brother Frank, who is hard to beat at
any kind of labor requiring mechan
ical ingenuity.
Wm. Took, a young man living near
Westfield, while in Strasburg Tuesday
met with a peculiar accident. While
running a foot-race with another
young man be jumped from a side
walk and fell on his right knee. The
knee was uninjured, but the point of
the hip-bone was broken off. Dr. Wol
verton attended him.
It is reported that tbe man who was
principal of the Hazelton school was
found to have a wife and children that
are in poor circumstances. Whereupon
the pedagogue, without a formal res
ignation, came to Linton and took a
train for the region toward the rising
gun where they keep tbe western
banks' currency for their own use.
S.O. Downs, of Fargo, general agent
for the south half of North Dakota
of the old-reliable Stoughton wagon,
was in Linton last Friday in tbe in
terest of his company. The Stough
ton wagons are said to be the strong
est wagons made, and have been on
tbe market nearly half a century
The company sells direct to dealers.
Jacob Aldinger, of Eureka, son-in
law of George Kalinzki, formerly of
Eureka, was in Linton Tuesday on his
way to Bismarck, where Kalinzki died
Tuesday in the penitentiary, to which
he was sentenced a dozen years ago
from Bottineau county, this state, for
killing his wife. Tbe prisoner was
seventy-five years old when he died.
Anton Denholm, of Andover, S. I).,
—an uncle of B. C. A. Denholm, li v
ing fifteen miles east of Linton, on
the place formerly owned by Fred
Kelsch departed Saturday for his
home, after a fortnight's visit with
his nephew. While here the visitor,
with Ud Death to help catch 'em and
B. C. A. to bait the hooks and take
off the catch, caught four pailfulsof
fish In a few hours, in Beaver
A letter received by
Smith's Gal
anyoneL ,lnvit?. comparison with
to mli"
f|UalllJ'.
anc|
we guaran-
Pieture i0rU'
Have the
neighbor
of last week
Christ. Schumac..
inn I"
tlle
l'ivona
Sorbin's saw-mill. He
Dr.
%der A, "azelton, where
will not
l!!lSecl
the
woutlfl-
most of the party
**®ktomaiLStan
fron
Ha*ue
country A ,,
'••olvear.rt f.ta'
0
•iddli
uf 1
Christof
from John Moser, who went
Krug
from Em­
mons county to Saskatchewan,
Can.,
a year ago last January, asks
Krug to
find him an Emmons county
farm for
rent. He is coming back. The
he has ascertained
Photogra
unusuafbccurrence.
baby's
wheat
up there was all spoiled by
frost, and
from those who
have been there longer than himself
that the frosting of wheat
is not an
Gottlieb Lilian,
who also went from the Linton coun
try to Saskatchewan,
and who is a
of
Mr. Moser.
writes to John
Schaefer that he is
to Emmons county.
M. T. Freer, the speedy
country, had
ZS hadly cut by u* circular
4.,
racer and ball-player who
The hand
be permanently crippled
summer, met with a severe accident,
recently, that may spoil him
time, if not permanently,
base-runner. Asa member
last
mes ln the
land Park(Des Moines)
LeUbridge
reconsldered
ball
ie%m, he was playing in
their
fled reBl,r, ?i(l at home. The verl
"Sunn.,
l,iree
feet of snow
Southern
in
Alberta" in the
lst
game between that team and an
eleven representing
versltr, of Omaha. In a mix
bones
of
September is said to
one of his knees
out of joint.
the accident comes in a letter from
young Freer to Wallie Eliert.
Billy Matthews, the Hazelton mer
chant, was in Linton over night Tues
day.
tW For proofs, tilings, etc., apply to
L. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner, Linton.
The E. L. 11
awes auction sale, last
Saturday, up in the Brofy neighbor
hood, was well attended.
Albert Junge and Hermann Back
haus have completed their contract
for putting up the Bazar machinery
building.
CTFor Sale—Several good teams of
working and driving horses. Call at
Wm. Carmicheal's livery barn.
Last night was ladies' night at the
bowling alley. The best scores were
115 byMissSliafT and 100 by Mrs. F.
B. Irvine.
figr If you want job printing of anv
kind in both English and German on
the same sheet, or separately in either
language, apply at Record office.
Christ. Cliristianson fiuished a well
this week for .1. A. St ember,
Miss Lorna Aiton, who came here a
couple of weeks ago to succeed Miss
Marchant at the telephone exchange,
grew homesick soon, and has gone to
Crookston to spend the winter with
relatives.
August, a brother of Louis Malo
ney, is visiting the latter in Linton.
He resides in Spring Valley, Mibn.,
where he is In the real-estate business.
Withliira on his visit to Linton is J.
B. Rood, of Sun Prairie, Wis. also an
old friend of Louis Maloney.
of
his old friend, G. A. Broman. Gus
—when he was a young and innocent
boy just out from the old country,
and was in the habit of sleeping with
photograph of King Oscar under his
pillow—was employed by Mr. Parker
five years.
Leonard Sclian, Michael Schmidt
and John W. Ell, of Hague, were in
Linton over night, Monday, en route
tosunny-southern-some-place-or-other
up toward the north pole, where they
will probably remain until their first
crop of wheat is frosted.
Born—Oct. 28, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ilollaar, of Hull, a son. Mother
and boy are all right. Also, ou Nov.
2,1907, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Groen, of
Iluli, a daughter. Everybody, Includ
ing Jake, O. K. This last draw gives
Jacob a pair of kings and a pair of
queens, and his neighbors say that he
will never rest content until the hand
is full
Since the last i&ue of the Record
two shows have held forth at the
opera-house. Saturday Mrs. Ertz
Bowden, with her "Pictorial Story of
Hiawatha," appeared, and Monday and
Tuesday nights of this week a very
fair moving-picture show, engineered
by a man and wife who advertise
themselves as "The Wandering Min
strels," held the boards. There was a
very good attendance at all of the per
formances.
Three dogs were poisoned in Linton
Tuesday night. This is bad business.
True, there are many vagrant curs in
town that render night hideous and
cause sleepless people to use unparlia
mentary language. But there are al
so a large number of valuable hunting
dogs in town, and the lives of these
are endangered equally with the
worthless and ownerless vagrants.
There is a severe penalty provided
bylaw for anv one convicted of put
ting out poison.
Before JucticeClint. Wagher, Satur
day, John Lovell pleaded guilty to
stealing Jimmy Zieser's stone-mason
tools. lie was fined $50 and costs, the
latter amounting to 921.30. He also
paid Mr. Zieser $30 for the several
weeks' time the latter was deprived of
the use of the tools. The total finan
cial outlay
011
creek,
not far from the Denholm residence
Some of the fisli were of good size
larger than the fish usually caught in
Beaver creek in the Linton neighbor
hood.
The
also coming back
the part of Mr. Lovell
foots up $101.40. All of which tends
to show that the old-time copy-book
makers knew what they were about
when accross the top of one of their
pages they put, "Honesty is the best
policy."
CST Lunch served at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
Somebody sent us a check for $1.50
yesterday, to which the drawer forgot
to si^n his name. It is
011
the Hazel
ton bank and tbe envelope bears a Ll
vona 1 ust-mark. The check is dated
11-4." There was no letter with It,
so that we could "identify it." As we
gaze upon this check, and think of the
happiness it would bring were a name
signed to it. we sighingly rccall the
line of the old song: "Thou art so near,
and yet sofar,"' or words to that effect
Will the person who drew the check
kindly send his name, so that we can
return the paper and have it signed?
We want to blow it.
rx- Auction Blllspriated in Herman
and English at the Record Office.
grandfather
about 1 move
played a
few games with the Linton
and grandmother
of the Murau children—whose
died recently, just as
young f'*ot-
old—was
as a ileet
011
WE HAVE JUST BOUGHT DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY OUR NEW STOCK OF WALL PAPER FOR SPRING DE­
LIVERY. NEXT TEAR THE LINE WILL BE BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER. PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.
mother
the family were
farther west—came up
from Webster.
club last
S.
D., to
ly. and took
Hague, recent­
home with them the
three youngest of the
for some
twelve children.
One of the youngsters—Henry,
years
FLAHERTY, THE RKAU.Y TRULY DRIHKHST.
nine
the victim of a serious
accident the other
of
High­
day. While play­
ing wit li some other
College foot­
the head.
Creigliton
I
ni-
little chaps, one
of them threw a stone
a match
and struck him
He did not recover full
consciousness for three
up the
finally came through
were thrown
Information
Murau has
retarding
days, but
all right. Mr.
started a butcher-shop in
Ilas-'iie, and is doing
Notice of Sale of School and Insti*
tution Lands.
The following-descrlbetl soliool and insti
tution lands, (situated In Kmnions county
and state of North lukot:i, will be offered
for sale at public auction to tlio highest Mil
der, at the court-house In the town of l.ln
ton, county of Emmons, stalo of Nortli Da
kota, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m.
and 5 o'clock p. 111. 011 TIII'KSOAS'. the
14-TH DAY Of NOVEM1IKK. A. 1. I.Kir
said sale to commence at
10 o'clock a. rn. ami
to continue from day to day until all lands
herein described have been sold or oHoml
for sale.
All lands will be offered in tracts as here
inafter designated, and U|M,II the following
conditions:
No tract will be sold for loss than its ap-
}Ifth
r:iised
value. The terms of sale are: On,
of tho
time of sale.
Hfth In ten years onc-ilftli in lifteeii years
and ono-tiftli In twenty years, will. Interest
at the rate of six per cent per annum, pay
able annually in advance. 'I'll,- purchaser
will also be required to pay at time of sale a
fee of |5 for Issuing each o,mt raci.
t'pon approval or sale by Itoardof I'nlver
sity and School Lands, the purchaser shall
pay Interest from thedateof sale to January
1, ft**, on Ihe deferred payments, at the rate
fifth of tho purchase price to lie paid at the
one-tifill in tive years ono-
of six ner cent per annum.
Tho Hoard of University and
reserves the right to reject
Description• "r
011
upper
Broadway. The well is fifty-six
feet deep, with twenty-six feet of
water.
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Dated at Bismarck, N. £., this day
August. A. D. l'.07.
a good business.
County Abstract Conp&nj
I. A. WKATHEKBV.
Official
Nutive
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Abstracter
CUMIM.KTE ABsTHACTS Of A 1.1. I.AMOS AM
TOWN LOTS IN KMMOKS COITNTY
l''A KM ANIt KAN CI I I.AN'ilS K(.»K SALE
NOTAKV I'JJUI.K'. Agent for MERIOAN
!-l' KE1Y CO.. of New York
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
1 .1,.llU1.ir",K'n.t.
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Interior,
l.and Office at Itlsmarclc. N. I
September
2:1. ismr.
Notice is liorehy given that
I'KANZ SCIIMEUEli.
Of Hague, N. i„ has tiled notice of his in
tention to make linal tire-year proof In sup
port of his claim, vli
,ry
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^. "a,le May £1.
HW., for lots ,1 ami 4 and S. W. of N W
of Sec. an4 lot one of Sec. S. Twn'
130 NKge. T5 W. of t'ifth I'. M..
D"Hf will be made before
harles IU 1 arloy, judge and ex-offlcio clerk
of tho county court of Emmons county, N
I»., at Linton, x. i»., ou November 13, liwf.
lie names the following wltnossoslo nrovo
hisconUouous resldenci' UIKMI and cultiva
tion or the land. viz.:
August KICKCU of tftrasburii, N. I
.loscpli fceist,of Strasburg, N. I».
.lyhn I ranclN, of StrasburK, s. i».
•lU.ntlu Dosch. of StraMbur^, N. u.
1! JEWELL. UegUter
of
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SEX .... 130 71 100 10 00
NWX
HI 130 7,
152.51 11 00
Commutation Final PrKf.
lH'.l'AliTMKNT
OK TIIK
INTKHIOII,
I
LANK omen AT IIISMAKCK. l»..
SeptemlKT XI. I«IV.
Not
lee Is hereby given hat.
NELLIE NIII'EN,
or Linton, N. II., lias llled notice of her
intention to in a lie eoiinnutatlon tlual proof
In support of her claim, vli.:
'.r' '1. K»t.ry No. aoioit. made August
o*"', for the northeast (i uarter of Sec.
-II. I wp. Hill N., Kge. 75 W. of Klfth I'. M„
And that said proof will be mado before
A. Weatherby, United States commission
er, at Linton, N. l).,ou November 13,1IWT.
Mie names the following witnesses to prove
ner continuous residence upon and ciiltlva
Hon of the land, viz.:
Isoru T. Chauey, of Llutou. N. I).
I titer lleubner, of Linton, N. 1.
Klnar SuRdwIck, of Linton. N. I).
•lohn liruseth, t)f Linton, N, D.
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swx 30 130 70 100 00
NWx ... Hi 130 77 100 1^ 50
SEX ltl 130 100 11 00
swx ltl 130 77 100 12 50
NEX 130 77 100 10 00
NWX 30 130 77 100 Hi 00
SEX 3ti 130 77 104) 15 00
swx 130 too 15 no
NEX
M. II. JEWELL. IteglHtor.
Notice ot Commutation Final Proof.
Deuurtnient of tho Interior, I
Lund Ollloe at lllsiuarck, N. U..
September SI, I!KI7.
Notice is hereby given that
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IAOOU LIEUIIO,
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Hague, N. I)„ has tiled notice of his
intention to make commutation tinal proof
in support of his claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. Sltm". made June 17.
',r
1,10
'N- of N. E. X. N. E. of
J*' "•lot l.Sec. 31, i'wp. liW N.t
Kgc. 71 W. of Klfth
I*.
M.,
And that said proof will Ixi made i»efore
L. A. Weatherby, United States commission
er, at Linton, N. lJ.,on November 13,1007.
lie names the following witnesses tu prove
Ills continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the land, viz.:
Joseph Eheiie, of Hague, •. p.
A. E. Moore, of Hague, N. I.
Joseph (ioidaile, of liugue, N. II
I'. A. Kuelin, of Hague, N. l.
M. II. JEWELL. Register.
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
l*eiAltTMEKT
OK TUB INTCHIOH. 1
I.ANP Orrica AT HISMAHCK, N. H..
October 23, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
ANTON J. IIAUMOAKTNEK.
Of strasburg, N. I)., has filed notice of his
intention to make five-year final proof In
support of his claim, viz..:
Homestead Entry No. 210(17, made December
», 1«W, for the E. '/, of N. W. and W.
of N. E. .X of Sec. 17, Twp. 131 N„ Hge. 7ti
\V. of Klfth I'. M.,
And that said proof will bo made before I*.
O. Itooks, clerk of the district court of Em
mons county, N. I' at Linton, N. 11.. on le
ceinber 10, 1!H)7.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the laud, viz.:
Joseph Kautngartner, of Strasburg, N. I.
I ran/. Hohrleh, of Strasburg, N. I.
Jacob llaumgartner, of .Strasburg. N.
Anton Klsclier, of Strasburg, N. II.
ot
ijFoGE
Land Commissioner.
M. II. JEWELL. Uegister.
TOWN LOT SALES
BOWMAN, NORTH
liowman will
Ijc
Notice ot FiveYear Final Proof.
IlKPAKTMKXT
OR TIIK 1NTKIIIOH I
I.ANiiOrrn'K AT HISMAHI'K, N. !.
October .", 1U07. I
Notice Is hereby given that
OS W A l.ll N A KM ANN.
Of Linton, N". has tiled notice of hw in
tentloti to make live-year tinal proet In
support of his claim. vU.:
Homestead Entry No
iri.v,.
nntile
1903. for the south half of northwest
quarter and north half of southwest ,,nar
ter of S'C. 2S, Twp. l:U north. Itue
west of Klfth I'.
And that said proof will be made before
I harles It. Carley. Judge and ev-otllclo
clerk of the county court of Emmons
county. II at Linton. N. II., on Novem
ber HUT.
Ill, names ilie following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the land. vl«.:
Anton Larson, of Linton, N. I
lvarl Llndhurg, of Linton. N. I)
John Wolil. of Linton, N. Il
Oeorge leter. of Linton, N'.
II JEWELL, Uegister
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
DKI'AHTMKNT or TIIK INTKHIOII. I
LANII OKVICK AT HISMAHCK. N. H..
Septeuitwr III. 1IKI7
Notice Is hereby given that
JOIIANN I' WilliL,
Of Linton. N. I)., has llled notice of his In
tention to make tlvo-yoar tinal proof In
support of Ills claim, vi/..:
Homestead Entry No. I72W7. mado May ill
1H02, for the E. of N. E. X. S. W of
N. E. and N. K. or !. K. of Sec H.
Twp. 133 N.. Kge. 75 W. of Klfth I*. M..
And that said proof will IN, made Ijerore I..
A. Weutherby, United States commissioner,
at Linton, N.li.,ou November HI. I'.sir.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Illscotitluuous residence upon anil cultiva
lion of the laud, viz.:
Ilelnrlch Natliau, of Llutou, N. I).
Wllhelm Neumlller, of Llnlou, N. II.
Ueorge Neumlller, of LlnUin, N. II.
Christian Loebs, of Llutou, N. H.
M. II. JEWELL. Hegistei.
Notice ot Commutation Final Proof.
IKIMKTMKNT or TIIK INTKHIOII, 1
LAMMirt-ice AT HISMAHCK, N. 1»
September 13,111)7.
Nolle# is hereby given that
MATIII AS LI I'l'.
Of Strasburg, N. II., has llled uoileeof his
Intention to make commutation Una 1 proof
In support uf his claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. .'KttOti, made April 7,
IMS, for tbe E. of N. W. and lots 1
and 2. Sec. IB, Twp. 131 N., Kge. T1 W. of
Klfth I'. M.,
And that said proof will lie made lie fore
I*. G. Itooks, clerk of the district court of
Emmonscouuly. N. I„ at Linton. N. II., on
November 13, lit07.
He names the following witnesses u» prove
Ills continuous resldeuce upon and cultiva
tion of the land, viz.:
John Keist, of Strasburg, N. II.
Michael llurgad, of Strasburg, N. Il
Joseph Lipu. of Strasburg, N. II.
Anton Sclierr, of Strasburg, N. II.
M. II. JEWELL. Kegister.
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
OKPAIITMENT or TIIK INTKHIOII. I
I.AMlOrriCB AT UlHMAItCK, N. II.,
September IH, 11107.
Not lee is hereby given that
KKANCISKA MASTIC I.
Of Hague, N. II., has tiled notice of her In
tention to make commutation linal proof in
support of lier claim, vl/..:
Homestead Entry No.
Itt.l7ti,
made April
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the laud, viz.:
Joseph Klsclier, of Hague, N. II.
Johannes Welk, of Hague. N. I
Jacob Klsclier, of Hague. N. II.
Kmcra Klsclier, of Strasburg, N. I.
M. II. JEWELL. Kegister.
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
Laud
llepartment of the Interior. 1
Of] III L/
SI
II
at Itlsmarck, N.
September It!. 1HU7. I
Notice Is hereby given that
OLE I'AirLHON,
Of Linton. N. I' has filed notice of bis
intention to make live-year final priMif In
support of ills claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. I!«J2J, mat i'litenihur
)e otic red from Aberdeen. South Dakutii, for this sale
placed on the lots and the choice will be by auction.
F. A. MILLER
General Passenger Agent
CHICAGO
AT
DAKOTA
The opening sale of lots in the new town^uf Uowman, North
lake place 011 Thursday, November 21, IHOT. This town i* 2«to miles wesi of
Aberdeen, South Dakota, oil the I'acilic C'oa.si Intension of the
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL
RAILWAY
the counly seat of Mo'Aiiian (.'jiinly, Noif^li Iiakotii. aiul
bids fair to be one of the best towns on the Pacific Coast Extension.
Special train service, including sleeping cars, tliiiiny: cars ami coaches.
Further informal ion fmin the undersigned.
'.1», l!M2. for the S. E. of See 1,1. Two
1« N.. Itge. 7ii W. of Mil I'
And that said proof will tie made before
L. A. Weatherby, United Slates commis
sioner, at Linton. IV. on November hi.
11(07.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and rnltlv ,
tlon of the laud, vl.'
Charley IVWitt. of Linton. N. II.
William T. Ilrooks, of Linton. N l.
A. Mtickier, of LlnU)n. N II.
NNilllam Carmlchael. of Linton. N
Itw, for Ihe
s. E. of s*',
of Klfth I'.
I)
II. JEWELL,
Uegister.
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
IlKI' tltTMKNT
or TUB ISTKSIOH.
I.AND ClrriCK AT IIIRMAHCK, N. !..
September 13. IW7. I
Notiie Is hereby given that
HKINUU'II STEINIIAl?Ell.
i.'f Linton, N. I. has tiled noUce of bis In
tenlion to make tlve-ye»r Dual prKif in
support of Ills claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. IH.W0. made August 11'
1 and V'
of S. W.
N„ Kge
s, Twp. 131
of
w.
And thai said proof will be made before
I. U. ItiNiks. clerk of'the district court of
Kmnions county. N. Ii .at Linton, N. Il -in
November IJ, 1U07.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the land, viz.:
I'clcr Munscli, of Linton, N il
Vincent Meier, of Linton, N. Il
John llossert, of l.luton. N.
John llarreth. of Linton, N. II
M. ||. JEWELL. Keg I it er
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
IIKI'AIITMKN'r or TIIK InTKIIIOK
I.AMI Orril'K AT HlMMAKCK. N il.
Septemlier is, imrr I
Notice Is hereby given that
MAKUAKETIIA KISCIIEK,
of Strasburg, N. II., has Sled notice of her
Intention to make commutation Dual proof
In support of her claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. 3SML made Decern lie
IU, 1UII5, for the H. W. of N. W. of Sec.
22, Twp. 131 N„ Kge. 7« W. of Klfth I'. M.,
And that aald proof will be made before
L. A. Weatherby, United States commis
sioner, at Llntou, N. II., on November 7, IWT
She namrstlie following wltnetaes to
prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva
Hon of tho laud, vlt.
Johknuea Welle, of..
Ueorge Schmaltz, of Ifague, N. ^).
Johknuea Welle, of Hague, N. 11.
Ueorge Schmal tz, of lla
Johannes Nenser. of Ha
rhomas Mantel, of Hague, N. I*.
of Hague.
Hague. N
M. II. JEWELL. Uegister.
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
IIEI'AHTMBNT OR TRK IMTBHIOH, I
LANII orrica
at BISMAUCK, N. I)
November I, 11107. I
Notice Is hereby given that
JOHN E. JOHNSON,
Of Euimousburg, N. 1).. has Bled notice of
Ids intention to make live-year linal proof
In support of Ida claim, vlt.:
Homestead Entry No. SBUM, made OctolMjr
II, ltllW, for the S. E. of Sec. 30, Twp. 13:.'
N., Kge. 7H W.of Klftli I'. M..
And that said proof will be made Is:fore
A. Weatherby. United States commission
er, at Llutou, N. II., on Heccmlier ltl, IH07.
He uames the following witnesses to prove
Ills continuous residence upon and cultiva
Hon of the land, viz.:
.laseph Maliansy, of Llutou, N. I.
U',
11(02, for the W. '/, of s. E. X, Si- K. of
S. E. and S. fc. of S. W. of Sec. Is.
Twp. 131 N., Kge. 74 W. of Klfth l». M„
And that said proof will lie. made liefore
L. A. Weatherby, United Stales commission
er, at Llutou, N. li., 011 November 7, I!IU7.
John Kamey, of Kmmousburg, N.
James K. Nelson, of Emmonsburg, N. I
Iteiijamiii Haggard, of Emmonsburg, N. I*.
M. II. JEWELL, Uegister.
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
ILKI'AKTMCHT OR TUB IBTMIOII, I
I.ANII ttrrii.'E at BISMABCB, N. It..
October », IW7.
Notice Is hereby given that
IIElNKICIi UALLIET,
Of Linton, N. II., has Sled notice of Ills In
tention to make commutation Hnal proof
Iu support of his claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. 3M74, made November
12,1003, for lot* 1 and 2 and S.
'A
of N.
K. of Sec. II, Twp. 11CI N.. Kite. 74 W. of
Klfth I'. M.,
And that said proof will lie made before I'.
U. Itooks, clerk of the district court of Em
ruoiis county. N. II., at Linton, N. II.. on l
cember 1#, 1007.
He names the following witnesses lo prove
his continuous residence upon ami cultiva
tion of the land, viz.:
lleinrich Nathan, of Linton, N. 11
A. W. Hlins, of Linton, N. II.
Jakob Schaefer, of Linton, N. I
llelnrlc'li Schaefer, of Llntou, N- I'.
M. II. JEWELL. Uegister
lukota,
will
will
Fixed prices will be
C. A. PADLEY,
General Land Agent
MILWAUKEE