Emmons County record. [volume], November 14, 1907, Image 3

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Dialieh
Anticipating a big business
IN TOWN AND ODT.
(^-Ward's bread at Turner's.
0- A few liats left, cheap, at Miss
Smitli's.
•g-Get a nice oyster stew at Tur
ner's Kestaurant.
at
Luncli served at sill times at
the Linton Bakery.
The sioughton wagon has grease
reservoirs on its skeins.
ja-Oystcrs! Oysters! Fresh oysters
at Turner's Kestaurant.
g^'TlieSi mghton Wagon Company
sell direct to dealers only.
Lvman Clayton is improving, but is
si ill con lined to the house.
rarWe arc now prepared to do har
ness repairing Gus. Dafflnrud.
Mrs. s. .1. llagg is the guest of Mrs.
Win. Muenel). at Emmonsburg.
A dance was given by the new social
club last evening in the opera house.
(g-Call "ii Charles A. Carley, coun
ty judge. for tinal proofs and filings.
A. E. I'revig, of the Tell neighbor
hood, was a visit mi- in Linton yester
day.
E. O. Mickel last week sold to L. T.
Brio's a ear-load of the Ingham
horses.
••Hilly" IJadger. the old-time Mor
ton coiinty stockman, was in Linton
Monday.
Former 'jinny Commissioner Jakob
Fischer was a visitor in Linton last
Thursday.
jyTlie front hounds on the
Uf'Don't forget to stop in at Turn
er's Restaurant and get a meal or a
lunch when in town.
Major liolden arrived by N. train
Saturday evening, and went over to
Fort Yates next day.
Marion and Klwood Morfoid and .1.
Peterson were llartfordites in Linton
a day or two this week.
Severin Miehaelson, of llazelton.
took the Milwaukee train last Thurs
day on his way to Aberdeen.
®TTlie St mghton wagon lias four
teen spokes iii the front wheels and
sixteen spokes in the rear wheels.
Frank Kuehn and Jake Werre, of
Hague. made a business rip to Lin
ton yesterdav in the former's auto
mobile.
Mrs. 11. A. i.vans leaves to-day for
Chicago to spend the winter with her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. I'. Farley.
Andreas and George Pfeiile, Eu
reka, were in town Monday on their
way to visit their relative, John Pfei
tle, at llazelton.
Another substantial stone cross
walk was laid this week by Gus Bro
man and .lolui Print z—across Broad
way alony lie north line of Hickory
avenue.
Oscar Johnson, the druggist, will
leave to-inoi row lor St Paul, where
lie will take a course in,chemistry at
I he state ive
rsi tv. Everybody wishes
him well.
An N. I1, special loaded with snow
fence material came down the line
Sunday. This looks as though an
eilort in good faith would be made to
Keep the line open this winter.
«TG. \V. Burge will take up to 100
head o| eat tie to winter (fn his place,
\.
W
Larson ()n
waivoH
the riu,
whie,
wntcu was
their
small
from t^Aly*
theean-vi, 'J
er
.i.
P- 132, Itge. 78, ten miles
»est ot Lmton. Good shelter and
Kood hay and water.
(omrade Stephen H. Pulling, of
i-'ale. was in Linton Thursday of last
week. Comrade Pulling in the civil
«ar was a me
inter of Company E, lath
ork Heavy Artillery.
if?,1,? '!uv- y*''• Hover, formerly of
1,as
iuit
trul-i
aft
Stough-
ton wagon are on edge—not tlat—over
the axles.
If vmi want your harness repaired
call at Daflinrud's hardware and har
ness store.
I'l Sale.—A sheplicrd dog, a
year and a half old. Inquire at Rec
ord otlice.
If inn want to borrow money
on your farm, the Linton State Bank
will lend it to you
preaching. lie has
a
l1,osit.i0!1 as a commercial
sHn .i"
witl1 ,lis
famil}'- will re-
Mae at Jamestown, this state.
J»esday. while August Obermeier
iroo,„
0:1
ln^'
himseir and two live
wt i?i 'x
l)U
W
either the gander
the shin or he stepped on
'ii^n
ne and ,, ur
ned" his ankle.
«'_un) rate, August's mighty lame.
oM^!!V"i
lcs went 0l,t t0 tLle
^rm
Stfa«h V,arso|]! seven miles east of
arrest wi'^t "v
ay of last week and
a charge of
lllK,tln
a cow. She
xainiliation
and was held to
v'K:'given.
oun on a bonrl of
llle Llie
*300,
could not sell
.,.
a an
llax, except in a
lla,s
ke
nejirhi!',,11'
Pt farmers away
t,lis
oow th^ ",
has made local
ews hard t0 et
inc elevators are again buy-
«n in g!io? e°
Linton won
bably S m0Ve
Northern Pacific
elween
Bismarck and
which onday, Nov. 25th,
Linton ii
Ile ws ,0 t,ie
etTun's r" ''I,
people of
aze
ltoti. Perhaps, toe,
lnu wi
folks n,.'
cause strong-
tl.1?
snowdrirhf!,
the railway
1 line
°P
UI_'its
en in case
into the cuts.
Whood" Ti!^ro
u,e
SLK
,rr
Hartford neigh-
I'onsKk! '..of last week, Bid
lost J. 15. Hanev
_v v."*
Haney
cJt
Tiic .,,,"'
nt
*aud a barn.
lay was lost at tlie
of liay
laniag'n u-.i!! .,p!au most severe
tione lo
1'1"-
Ed. Lawler'his
liav. "it ''(-'tween 200 and 2.V) tons of
starteti bv
ls sa t0
•sl»ockev,,,r'pene
have been
a thrasher engine,
'honv
,J,,
"year-old son
an
h7,rsp '-V,nu!nain
of All­
l|U
some horses.
!!r
l,ull)e
fell,.ft -V
and the lit-
nv'ed
fast that he
-tfikiiurpony's Iliad hoofs
"ictiiw •,
of le
lad's head, in-
!?e:llP
and are'
P'°ving
blood.
were
montii
wound. Dr.
lllJCk
,was at once called
the Abel is im-
ln
is weak from loss of
vid
Married
Mr. and
oicinhoun. of Brofy, who
w,,IV m,"
,he Hrst
r»shionen
day of this
,.'i I '1? recipients of an old-
•"it eii in ti.'."var!
a crow
of their men-folks
ONLY
during
neighbors, who were hospitably enter
tained by the young husband and
wife. The ladies of he neighborhood
to the number of a baker's dozen also
called and spent a pleasant evening.
a light repast, departed
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Colquhoun a
happy voyage through life.
E. O. Mickel has sold his well-drill
to Karl Winterberg, who lives close t&
the state line in Campbell county.
Thursday of last week Mr. Mickel,
to make the new owner familiar wit
the machine, drilled into the ground
on the latter's farm. They hadn't
much hopes of accomplishing any
thing, for the reason that Karl had
spent about $1,500 digging for water.
But luck came his way this time, for
a plentiful supply of water was ob
tained at a depth of thirty feet.
Anton Betsch and his partner, Mr.
atolz, were up from Zeeland Monday.
The former told the Record of a severe
accident that happened to his father.
Matthias Betsch, several weeks ago.
The latter was riding on a thrasher
engine and fell off. the water tank
that was following it running over one
of his legs, breaking the member.
Anton says that his father's condition
is worse than immediately after his
injury, and that the leg will have to
be amputated if the old man is to be
given a chance for life.
Tony Plagetnan, a well and favor
ably known Campbell county 'bach''
over whose head thirty-five winters
have passed, returned last week from
a trip to Holland, Mich., where, as he
alleged, he was going to visit rela
tives. And he told the truth for he
brought a relative back with him in
the person of a better half. Tony
is well known and well liked by the
settlers in southern Emmons. He is
a hard worker, and as honest as a dol
lar. He has a tine, well-improved
farm of 300 acres eight miles south of
Hull, where he has resided for the Inst
ten years.
Big
Advance
In Price of
WHEAT
And FLAX
THE ELEVATORS
OF
I N O N
arc now prepared to
buy anyamountof
grain, paying for same
with grain checks,
which the banks and
merchants of Linton
will honor.
LINTON
COMMERCIAL
CLUB.
F. D. Smith, formerly of Buchanan
Valley, this county, writes as follows
to the editor of the Record from his
new home, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to
which place he went recently: "We
like this country, as far as we have
seen it. It is warm and pleasant here
now [Nov. 2d]. This town is certainly
a rusher. Wages are high, and there
Is lots of work. Living, no better
than in North Dakota, is twice as high
here as there. This is not the place
for a poor mau witii a family, as it
takes all of his big wages to support
his family. Land is held at from K-.
to $200 per acre. About the only thing
that is cheap is water, and that is very
good. Wood is from $4 to $" per cord.
Clothing is 50 per cent higher than in
North Dakota Fruit is just us high
here as there. Tame hay is per
ton: oat hay. $14: wheat hay. $10.
Butter. 50c per pound. There are live
big saw-mills here, and no end of lum
ber.
Last Saturday, while Past master
Jones and Dr. Wolverton were hunt
ing geese up in the Fred (Jau neigh
borhood. an accident happened whi'-li
might have been serious. As the ih
tor discharged his gun the weapon ex
ploded, tearing the barrel, about mid
way of the muzzle and breach, into
many pieces, aud hurling sundry ol
said'pieces swiftly through the at :iios
phere. The doctor had hold of h-
barrel with his left hand nearer than
usual to the muzzle, or lie would un
doubtedly have lost the hand. As it
was, a linger was broken by a strip ot
steel that "lapped over" by the explo
sion. There are two or three thei ri'
as to the cause of the eruption, the
most plausible one being that the doe
tor loaded his shells with some of bl
own cathartic pills, and put an over
dose in the one that exploded. How
ever. it is said that the doctor learned
bK.experience that the smoke and
gases from the tiny spheres have the
same medicinal effect, as whu tin
remedy is swallowed. At anyrate.it
was cither the medicine or he M'uro.
£»'Christmas goods at Miss Smith's.
Fur-lined and plush-lined coats
at Miss Smith's.
Banker Martin returned yesterdav
from a business trip to Marcus, Iowa."
®".For Sale—Several good teams of
working and driving Uorses. Call at
m. 'Jarmicheal's livery barn.
Kd. McConville was up from the
Dale country yesterday. Mrs. McCon
ville is in much better health than for
some time.
Owing to the fact that the state
land authorities at Bismarck believed
that they could not, in justice to their
trust, offer the school lands for sale in
the midst of a linancial depression,
word was sent to the county auditor a
few days ago that the sale had been
postponed until some time in the fu
ture—next spring, or perhaps not until
fall.
As the recent money plethora in the
Record office has been somewhat re
lieved by the use of several bundles of
five and ten dollar bills for lighting
the tire, we are agin prepared to re
ceive a few dollars on delinquent sub
scriptions. And, should any one hap
pen to be passing the office in Linton,
and drop in. we will, if not too busv.
receive his money and give him a re
ceipt therefor. Or. if you should be
in he postotlice of your home town,
and you tind you can't carry all your
money home in your pockets, and you
buy a money order and send to us. we
will obligingly sign for and receive
same when it arrives, in case we'have
a little leisure at that time. But, if
you don't feel like sending the money,
just send along your photograph. We
prefer that to money, as during the
present linancial stringency there's no
chance for us to spend it. Don't im
agine this refers to any one in particu
lar—as sometimes is imagined—for
there's two hundred and forty-seven
of 'em
•lerry Hart and ('apt. John Smith
(what an unfamiliar name) are up
from Winona this week. With them
came two young men: J. M. Rochester
and .1. N. Talbot, of Butte, Montana.
The tirst named is a druggist and the
latter with the Miners'Bank of that
city. Along in the summer they had.
with a friend, formulated a plan for
an extended outing—a trip by gasoline
launch from Foit Benton to the Mexi
can gulf. But a friend who was to be
a member of the party delayed them
about a month, and then couldn't go.
Tills resulted in such a late start that
when they got to Winona the cold
weather partially changed their plans.
So they sold the launch and other
stuff—all costing about $800—to Mer
chant St ijes. for a consideration of
about $17*. and accepted the hospit
able Jerry's invitation to be his guest.
They were here to take the train to
continue the trip, Botli men are Ken
tuckians by birth Mr. Rochester
from Bowling Green and Mr. Talbot
from Louisville. They will visit their
old homes a nd then goto Florida and
pursue the fish as originally intended.
It is reported that Capt. Stiles will
convert the rakish-looking craft into
a pirate ship and plow the raging Cat
tail.
The Record made an error last week
in announcing the marriage of Mr.
David Colquhoun and Miss Anna An
derson, of lirof£. it read'-Nov. 2d."
instead of "Nov. 1st," as it should
have read. As the young couple be
gan housekeeping on the day they
were married, the error is of more im
portance, and its correction more nec
essary, than it would otherwise have
been. But—like George Washington
—we can't tell a lie. and will confess
that—Jedg Carley is responsible for
the mistake. He gave us the wrong
tigure. But there are extenuating
circumstances. From boyhood hiz
zonner iias been noted for his bashful
ness.and he gets terribly rattled when
as an official duty lie is required to do
tlie hitch act. Clerk of Court Rooks
"otlices" wit the jedg, and lie used to
get the poitly clerk to act as "best
man'' for the groom. But. a while ago,
while splicing a couple, the jedg eame
near marrying the
1
best man" to the
bride. Since which time Peter lias
declined to help him out. The only
remedy that we know of—when the
jegd misleads the newspapers into
dating the license a year or so after
the ceremony—is for tiie brides of he
county to scratcli hizzonner's eyes out
and the grooms to vote against him
when he comes up for re-election.
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
IIKl'AKTMKNT OF TUB IITKItrOR,
I,AND Office Hi 1JISMAKCK, N. I)
November 1, 190*. I
Nutk'i' is licrcliy given that
.IOIIN" E. JOHNSON',
Of Kriuiionslmr I).. ltas llleil notice ot
Ills intention to make live-year final proof
in support of his cliiini. viz.:
Homestead Entry N'o. riV.Wl. made October
Ii. I'j0:j. for tlie K. of Sim.\
o.
N.. K«e. W. of fifth I'. M..
And that said proof will he made before
b. A. VVeatherliy. I'nited Slatescommisslon
er, at Linton, l., on December Hi, l'-WT.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
liis continuous! residenev upon and cultiva
tion of the land, viz.:
Jaseph Mahaney. of l.inton. N. I).
•lotiii liiitnev, of Knitnunsbur^, X. I.
.I:iii •:K. Nelson, of Ktntnonsburs, X. I).
ll.'njatnin llanjrat-d, of Knimo nsburc, N. I'.
M. II. JEWELL, Register.
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.
Department of tho Interior,
1 i11i oilii.v at Kisrmirck, X. !..
yM.'ptember 1'». IW7.
Noti•«.' is h« f'by «tven that
oLE I'.U'LSOX.
of Linton. N. I.« has tiled notice of his
inteiili'm lu make live-year final proof in
support (f his claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. maiJe September
l'.»0:J. for the S. E. of £ec. 10, Twp
N.. IJu'e. Ttj W. of )l.h I*. M.
An*! ii:tt said proof will I* wade before
I.. A. Wu.-iilierby, t.'nited States coinuiis
at N. !».. on November h,
Hi- iines the following witnesses to prove
hi* continuous n-sideti'.'e upon aud ruitiva
nf the land. viz.:
hurley UeWitt. of Lintoo, N. I).
William T. lirooks. of Liuton. N. I.
F. A. Murkier, of Linton. X. I.
William annh'hael, of Linton. N. l.
M, Ji. JEWELL. UejfUter.
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof
IIK INTKKIOK,
utCK. X. !.
iKPAKTMhNT
OF Til
I.AM) Ui ril i: AT ItJSMA:
October #, JfOl
Ni.ti* hi-rehv siven that
VEIJXIE C. IIAKD
Of Linton* N. 1-. has tiled notice of iiU iu
tent ion to make livu-year final proof in sup
port of his claim, vi/..:
ilo/jiejst.ead Entry Xo. in ado Septem*
iMTiiJ'. f»r the southeast ouarter of
S» c. 4. Twji. Wi north, ce. »7 west of
I'iftli IV M..
\jiri iliat jaid proof will be made lefore
A. Weatherhy. I'niled States commission
er. at Liiiton. X- I' on Xovember U), 1107.
il«' uaines the following witnesses to prove
hi* cntinu"us residence upon and »'iutlva
tion of the land, viz.:
Usiv E. Little. of Hrofy. .s. it.
William K'i'.vs**, of Linton. N i».
EIm»«-r Eo^le.
of Liuton, l.
i.. vi !I »•••»•. of Linton, X.
II. JEWELL. KeRiitor
SIX WEEKS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
the holidays, I bought heavily while in the cities, so that my line would be or« than
now arriving daUy and in the next week will be on display on our tables. Remember th^tto^ari'bXr wtette £tek
FLAHERTY, THE HOLIDAY GOODS MAN.
WE TAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR ANY MAGAZINE AND MEET ANY PRICE
.....»
....
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
Hkpakt.mknt of tiii: Intkkioii.
Lam* Ofkht.
at
Hismaiu k,
X.
I)..
October a, t!V7. S
Xotlce is hor«%by Klvon that
IlKlXKH li ILVLLIET,
Of Linton. X. IV. has tiled notice of hN in
tention to make rommutatlon final proof
in support of his claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry Xo. 347L made Xovember
r~, I'XKk for lots and? aud S. of N.
of Sec. 0, Twp. la? X.. Hue. 7t W. of
ifth r. M..
A!,Sl
s:ihl
proof will be malo before I*.
(•. Hooks, clerk of the district, court of l\in
utons county, X. p., at Liuton, X. 1 on De
cember 10, UK)7.
He nanies the following wit nesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud rultlva
tlon of he land. viz.:
lleinilch Nathan, of Linton, X. D.
A. W. Sims, of Linton, X. D.
Jakob Schaofer, of Linton, X. D.
Heinrich Schaefer, of Linton, X. I*.
M. II. JEWELL. Kejjister
'Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
Department or tiik Intehiok.
I..1SH Off ICE AT ItlSMAHCK. N. I.,
Xovember ii, l!"C. I
Notice is hereby given that
i.oi:F.Xi masskt,
Of Milton, N. 1)., lias tiled notice of his
Intention to make tlve-jear dual proof in
support of Ids claim, viz.:
Homestead Kniry No lliTil. made January
as. 1001. for tin- X.
1
.. I i:. and N.
of S. W.
'4
of S-c. ll.Twj). I.il X.. Up*. TH
w. of rmii r. m.,
And that said proof will lw made beforo
Charles H. t'arley. jiulfje and ex-uMiMo clerk
of the county court of Kniiiions t-ouniv, X.
D.. at Linton. X'. D., oit December LM, I'.Htr.
He names tile following witnesses to prove
his continuous resldenc.- upon iinii culllva
1
ion of said land, viz:
•lolin Schumacher, of T.iuton. N. I)
Andreas Itichter. of l.lnion. N. I)
l.orenz Mussel, of Linton. X. I
liasper lluruad, of Linton. N. D.
M. U. JEWELL. lteislsUT.
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
l)i:i»AUTMENT OF Till: IXTF.ItlDU.
Lam orricis at Hismahck.
Anton Larson. of Linton. X. lb
Karl Llndburtf. of Linton, I)
John Wolil. of Linton, X. Ii.
tienrge Dexter, of Linton, N. D.
M. II. JEWELL, Kegister
Notice of Commutation Final Proof.
Dbpaiitment ok tiik Inteiiioii.
I.AM)
OfriCK AT B18MAIICK.
I'iftli I'. .M..
N. D.,
November it, 11)1)7. *, I
Notice is hereby given that
OLIVER G. SCOTT.
Of Winchester, N. D.. lias Ii
led not Ice of bis
intention to make eonunutntion tlnal proof
In support of his claim, vi/..:
Homestead Entry No. tojG!', made July a,
l'.KM, for lots I and 2 and S. E. of X. W.
of Sec. :in, Twp. i:::i N.. Km*. "7 W. of
And that, said proof will be made before
A. Wcalherby, l.'uiteil States coinnilssion
er, at Linton, X- II. on December 3H. 11HJ7.
He names tlie following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of tlie land, viz..:
Elmer A. Anderson, of Linton, X- D.
Thomas J. Kichardson. of Wiueliuster.X.D.
Harvey A. l'ettls.of Winchester. N. D.
Matthew Niescn, of Winchester, N. D.
M. II. JEWELL, ltufilsler.
CHANGED OWNERS.
List of Emmons County Property
Transferred During the Week
Beginning October 28th and land
ing November 9th, 1907.
In the following table nf n.':i!-i.state
transfers, copied friiin tlie rccnids nf
tlie register of deeds, we have used
reference marks as follows: a Patent,
Receiver's Final lieceipt. (Quit
claim Deed. dSpecial Warranty leod
Tlie descriptions without a reference
mark are by Warranty Deed.
I'nited States to George A.
Karl.s hf of i|rand hf
of qr of I
United States to Eli/.aljetli
Thomas, hf of qr and
lots 1 and 2. 4-i::o-7»i
United Stales to l'liilipp
Bachmeier. hf of qr
and whf ol 1 of rj-i:«i-
Unit ed States to Franz Muf
ler. hf of lU'ijr. swqrof
qr and qrof wqr
of 32-131-77
United Slates to Heinrich
Nathan, hf of qr ami
hf of qr of «-lX»-7*»
a United States to Stella M.
Johnson, hf of qr and
hf of 11 qr (if 10-134-77 ......
a United States 10 Herman
Hackhaus, hf of 11 wqr
of 20-121I-78
a United States to .lens T.
Swenson, qr of y-130-71
a United States in Hertha A.
Schneidler, hi of qr.
qr of qr and qr of
qrof 20-1-'.-71
a United States to Maud M.
Twp. i:H
OberK, hf of qr, qr
of qr and qrof ne
qr of 24-13G-7'.i
a United States to Johannes
Kramer, hf ol qr and
lots 3 and 4. 4-1:1-7"
a United States to Martin Oh I
liauser. Jr., lots 1, 2 and •'!.
0-132-78
a United Statostn William W.
lltimball. qr of 24-134 7»i
a United States to llant.ic
Iliemst ra. lit of qr of
20-130-75 and hf of qr
of 2H-130-7.")
K. 1'. Williams and wife to
Mart ha Stember. lots II and
12, block 23. Hunter's lirst
addition to Linton
Herman iJackhaus and wife to
DRY GOODS.
We are headquarters for
dry u'oods. Our stovk
has been carefuly select­
ed and we can show von
an elegant line.
X. D..
October .*». 1W7.
Notice hereby given that
NAUMAXN.
Of
l.inton.OSWALD
X. has filed notice of his In­
tention to make five-year final proof in
support of his claim, viz.:
Homestvad Entry Xo, I7.".Y». made June t»,
iW?, for the south half of northwest
quarteranti north lialfof southwest i|iiar
tor of Sec. ?s. Twp. north. *.*»
west of rift r. M.,
Aud that said proof will he made before
Charles H. i'arley. judge and es-oflicio
clerk of the eounty court of Emmons
county. X. D, at Linton. X. D., on Xovem
ber £.\ i'.Hir.
lie names tlie (lowing wit nesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the laud. viz.:
I I.-,II on
Gottlieb Dockter. 11 ol
11 qr of 2'i-12')-7tj
John I. Hoop and wife to Gen.
II. Nilcs. lots 1.2.3,4. .".and
(i. block H. Roup's lirsi addi
tion 11) llazelton
Fred W. Homeyer and wife to
Stiles,tots 7 and
00
loo i)0 I
Franz F. Voik. hf of
qr of 22• 130-7"1
Fred W. Homeyer and wife to
1000 00
Martin Van Soest. hf of
qrof 23-13U-7-")
Tehurzius Schneider and wife
to J. Allen, Iif of 11 qr
and qr of 11 qr of 7
120-74
W. L. Yeater and wife to Kzra
iooti 00
l-'iOO 00
K,
block 2.
llazelton
2no O0
Wilheltn Moser to Michael
Hauuitfartner et. al hf of
or and lots and 2,
132-78
W. P. Thurston to Cora K.
.lunge, lots hi and 17. liior-k
We like to have
you look over our
new line of sam­
ples. Hundreds
of appropriate
fabrics from which
to select.
F. A. MILLER
General Passenger Agent
CHICAGO
:i. liraddock
ui»»i
SHOES.
We simply ask you to let us
show you through our line.
WE WANT
your trade. Our prices
a re.such as will justify
you in buying from us.
1
Joseph M. Wirth to Cora
•lunge, lot 1H. block 3. Ilrad
dock
W. M. Matthews to Cora K.
0 .lunge, lots 3, 4. 'j and
block o, liraddock
»k
a
SUITS
MADE TO ORDER
The Linton Leader
Department Store
I. MENDELOWITZ, Proprietor.
TOWN LOTS SALE AT
BOWMAN, NORTH DAKOTA
'i'he opening sale tif lots in tlie new town of liovvman, North Iiakola, will
take place on Thursday, November 21. I!«)7. This town in 2»m miles west of
Aberdeen. South Dakota, on the I'acitie Coast Extension of the
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL
RAILWAY
ISowman will be the county seat of ISowtnan minty. North Dakota, and
bids fair to be one of the bast towns on the I'acilic Coast Kxtension.
Special train service, including sleeping cars, dining cari and coaches, will.
tie offered from Atjerdeen. South Dakota, for this sale hixed prices will le
pl&'X'fl on the I fits und Mi'* olioic will
I I
M. Matthews to Cora E,
•lunge, part of lot 11. block
2. liraddock
1 00
M. Matthews to Cora
Junge. lots I. 2,3. 4, and
\v. ty siii''t
Kurt her infortnat ion from the undersi^nc!.
6, block H, Braddock 1
Charle* Schweigert and wife
to Friedrlch Eisenbarth.
I 00 hf of 8 qr of 19-134-77 ltNMt 00
Pauline Fuliner and husband
to the Linton Bazar, lots
IV) 00 IT and 18, block 27, Hunt
er's tirst addition to Linton l.( 00
cThe Northwestern Live-Stock
.00 00 Company to Dugald Camp
bell, qr of l-llv"! I 00
c.FamesO.Campbell to Dugald
K°°d,Rre
LADIES
GROCERIES.
Our grocery line is always
complete.
C. A. PADLEY,
General Land Agent
MILWAUKEE
oat.v
We have .1 large assort­
ment and ask the Udies
In call in and inspect
our liuev
If vou order a
suit of us it
must fit vou or
.. ..
else the suit is
ours.
OUR GOODS
are right and our priccs
are low. Don't fail to
call and Inspect our
lillCN.
Campijell. wqr of 1-135-74
William U. Hoerr to Louis
Uave, qr of 35*133-76—
S. A. Fischer and wife to Jo
seph Keller, bf of qr
and lots 1 and 2,4-131-76...
a
I 10
213
2ooo 00
The First National Bank of
Bismarck to Caroline G.
LittI*,
hf of 13-133-70
1 00
William G. Hoerr to Jobn
Scbtormelater, qr of 9
1.14-78
2000 00