Emmons County record. [volume], December 26, 1907, Image 2

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Tut have aoit of journalistic
curiosity down at Valley City. It Is
the notorious Intellectaal pMb of
the TlBMa-Beeord, a hyphenated la
•urgent sheet that baa the reputation
all over the slate of always
readr and willing to pabltoh anything
"for the good of the oaosa" without
taking the least trouble to
the truth of its reports. We ssfar to
the Valley City curtostt* as "It" for
the reason that tbs boob "Usr" Is a
word that does ant dtotlngutob the
sex of the one bearing It, aad
worda qualifying and explaining It are
necessary. The editor of ths Record
became acquainted with this liar of
the Valley City paper last winter at
Bismarck. It bad bsen one of I
loudest howlers during tbs campaign
last year, and was noted for tbs sub
lime cbeektnem with which It could
go Into neighborhood and write- op
correspondence containing statements
for which there was not asdntllla of
foundation. As an Insurgent It
in for piece of tbs spoils when the
democrats and asrtstsnt democrats
oigsnlied the bouse and compelled a
compromise in the senate. It
given a posltloo aa clerk. It bad
been a great pleader for economy,
and It bad persistently roasted the
system under which so many Incompe
tent, lacy or otbsrwlss worthless clerks
were appointed at legislative sessions,
simply ss a reward for political work.
The honesty sdB consistency of It
were st onos shown when It grabbed
at the position and then did not a
single stroke of work In exchange for
the salary It received, beating the
•late out of several hundred dollars,
for which absolutely not a cent of
consideration was given. Among
number of steels of this kind the steel
of It was ths most notorious and the
moet talked about. As the session
proceeded the fsct became established
through perusal of It's correspond*
encethat Itwsstbe moet accomplished
Iter tbst had ever wielded a pen dor
log a session of the legislature. Thate
bad been others who would flavor most
luppenlnge In ths Interest of their
friends. But here was a personal and
political mtacsrrlage tbst required eb
solutely no foundation on which to
rear a story. As a result, not only the
straight-out republicans of the senate
and home, but many of tbe felr
mtnded men of tbe Insurgent fsctloo,
cordislly desplssd It» and paid no at*
tentlon to what It ssld In It's corre
spondence to the Journal printed In
Grand Forks by tbs state-printing
tblef and to tbe paper In VsllsyClty
published by the man that tried to
swindle Ssnstor HanSbrough out of
his paper at Devils Lake. Tbe editor
of tbe Record, having a sort of con
stitutional disposition*) feel kindly
toward tbe under cur, had an occa
sional good word for It, although we
soon learned after we got acquainted
with It that It waa the most arrant
political trnave and all-around hypo
crite that we, In a long life, had ever
met.
But, as the nsme of It hss not yet
been given, we now give It. It Is
Packard. The man—or thing, rather
—that bears It Is tbe degenerate
nepliew of a worthy uncle who hss
long resided In Morton county. This
Valley City Packard Is seldom celled
by It's patronymic, being ususlly re
ferred to by those who know It ss
"peewee" or "pismire."
Well, a couple o( weeks ago, then]
wss a great commotion over at Man
dan. A grand jury wu called. They, In
sympathy with an almoet unanimous
public opinion, fslled to Indict a
number of alleged blind-ptggers or ex
blind-piggers. The writer hss been
Informed that, of tlie men they were
asked to Indict, a number had been
assured of Immunity If they would go
out or the business, and had done so.
But tbe action of the flrst grand
jury was not satisfsctory to Judge
Burke, who bad been called in by
Judge Winchester to sit in bis steed.
Judge Burke then celled a second
Kl"d
least two men who bad been friendly
to a wide-open policy ss long as thsy
were on top in tbe politics of Morton
county. For yesrs tbey had been
struggling to get Into power agslo In
tlie county. In Morton, as In moat of
the counties of the atato, the Insur
gent leadership la comptwed princi
pally or those who have been Isld on
tlie shelf politically after a lengthy
turn—by appointment or election—at
he official flesh-pots.. If these own
and the other memtaem of the grand
jury had gone about their legitimate
business of indicting tbs plggeia, all
would hsve been well. The editor of
tlie Becord has no sympathy with the
present saloon-keeper ctase ae
would obUin llososes under each
qattn. Willi a faw tiwyoai, Umr
ten BO regard wbstevsr tot lb* wsl
Ikn of.tbslr hard-drinking cuitomsrs,
tad will tell to tueh castoaMraas long
•a produce a
Hot poessmlng licence that mj be
revoked bjr the authorities, tbs iw
men—bs Is liaise to mske mistakes.
But he hss never at any time failed In
bis duty under tbe prohibition lew
wbsn cases under that tyrannical stat
ute were brought before him. With
a big district ovsr wbich be hss bsen
kept constantly moving, he could
hardly be expected, like Andy Miller,
to act as a blind-pig spotter. Unlike
some Judgee ln the state. Judge Win- ^^Ycheer for Jeff Dsvto
Chester is teetotaler, and always has
been. He bas not msde It bis custom,
when going to
a
The editor of the Becord knows tbe
power thst pertains to Judges. Presl-
,jury|dsnt Roosevelt, la his recent message,
wss not drawn by lot it wss select-1 uii, attention to abuses by the Judic
Mi„.i.TK...t"T,Bb?!!I,t00Urcer*W'y the mstter of injunctions,
tain and positive knowledge, were at
Aod they bave tbe ume
oontemDt,.
ysar.
a
poWer
late. Tbs bitter srtidss regardingtbe
Mindia Incident pabllabed bp the If
llag ear who edits the Valley Oily
[TinBecord ihtwi-U that sheet
•tall representsBarnes eoaatiW
lloa thai Missouri Slope clttoens
of a crlaae which, however
tonleatlv It nay beooosldered at
age illegal dealer has llUle inoentlve home, Is tbe crlase of all crlssee In
to bs careful as to whom he sells. He I ValleyClty, would stand less show of
does not favorably compare with tbe I acquittal there than would tbe pro-
oM-tlsw licensed dealer of territorial
dais. But te baa a right to be con
sidered ioBooent until proven guilty.
Even a murderer has that right. Bat
Mart, in his newspaper, has tried,
verbis] snow-ball of retaining Its oris*
llnalproportions inhadss. When thai
article regarding the Mandan trouble
waa published In the Becord It was
I
Tbe "eelected"Moftoa county grand
Jury could aot have provoked our
pnbllsbsd ae an expression of oar bon-
found guilty and eentenced tbe Mor-lest belief. Tbst belief bee not changed
too county sssn. And the worst of it In tbe least. Tbe article oonld not
bare bad an Influenoe upoo any unit
[of the court asachinery, as above
all la that Packard, In hie newspaper,
mss to be close to Judge Burke.
sympathy for the indicted hsd such tblef will hardly sssums that tbs
grand Jury been drawn by lot, and bad I members of that body can be lnflu
It acted In a fSir and impartial sub- I eoced In matter of lew or equity by
and bad it roaated ooly tbaee|tbebellefSof a oooatry editor.
whom It was Juetlfled In roasting.
lives will sgmln til It. He^is like other I
to
Whenever Judge Burke
contempt. Whenever Judge
wants the.writer of this srticle to
show up In Valley City, It Isn't neces
sary for thst oMdsl to send Sheriff
Winkler or sny one else after him.
Let the Judge point bis judicial gun|
In this direction, snd we will—like
Davy Crockett's coon—"come down.
We will admit that lying in jail would
be an uncomfortable and disagree
able atunt but we would rather
that bill awhile titan,
fill
like Packard,
be lying, outside of
jail,
year after
Contempt of court by
a newspaper,
tit Is generally understood, consists
In publishing
an
whole.
though morally tbey are not a whit Iduring a trial by a petit juryor aiTin
worse than the men—judges or lsyi
—who patrontop tbsm. A saloon
cannot vlolste tbs prohibition law
without purcbsssr. Not one In
of them to In fsvmr of a llcsnss system
ss sgalnst tbs no lioense system ot
prohibition. Wben the writer'sCounty-
article or articles
qulsitton by a grand jury calculated
to bias such jurors in the discharge of
tbslr duty. In this Mandan matter
the aod, so far aa the grand jury is
hsd been resched. The in
hsd been found and Judge
Wlnehsster, the Mandan newspapers
option bill waa under consideration bpI aad tbe county officers duly abused
the legislature In 1905, we ware told land a change of venue granted to
bir two alleged piggers in Bissssrckl Barnes oounty, where public opinion
that they preferred the then prsssnt I tooppossd to tbe Missouri Slope, both
conditions Mist they could not afford loo account of tbe tatter's loyalty to
to pay a stiff liosasr, aad tbst thsy (straight republicanism and its un
knew that they srese not tbe hmb wbolfriendllnsas to the prohibition *tat-
When It was pubilehed the
mstter was up to the suprsms court.
And even the Valley City clerk-salary
Furthermoi*. evan had the Becord
But they went much farther. They jutfcle been printed while tbe
turned looee on most of the county of-1 ponding, It could not have lnflu
fleets. Tbsysttacked tbe newspapetalMioed tbe grand Jury, ss they are not
for their sins of omlmlon and commls-1 gabscrlbsrs to tbe paper,
slon. And then they ended their dirty I
ecreed by virulently attacking Judge in oonclusioo we will say that there
?*£bave been men before now-and there
elected and reflected to tbe district
Judgeship—who hss filled tbe position
for eeventeen yean, and who if he
will be men hereafter—who sic willing
to take risks in denouncing what tbey
believe to be an outrsgeous attack
upoo rjghtsof
The writer of this article can
her when, in a Missouri country town,
I In 1861, his father was knocked
on tbe bead with a club by the
leader of a rebel mob bees use be
wouldn't cheer for Jeff Davis. But,
I although to save his life bej
wss compelled to cross tbe Missouri
river loto Kansas, between two days,
county seat to bold I You may lead a horse to water but
court, to set his personal friends at I you cannot make blm drink. Exist
work to procure beer for blm from tbe |ence In Jail would ha a bad thing, tru
blind-piggers tbst bs msy possibly pun-1 ly snd existence In the same town]
Ish for selling such beer. He is an old I thst the lying scoundrel Paekarddls
msn, and sn old soldier with a good graces would be worse. But theed
record in the civil war. He is cour-1 Itor of the Becord still believes thst
teous and kind to all. If contempt I the sbuse by tits Morton oounty grand
has been shown by snybody. it liu Jury directed at Judge Wlncheater-a
been shown by tbe men who at-1 ®an who by tbe personal example of a
tempted to beemtrch Judge Winchester! lifetime hss stood for temperance—
ij lnfluwiclng tbe grand Jury to
I
wss an outrage thst should bave W
maliciously attack blm, simply be* I promptly rebuked by Judge Burke,
cause be bsd been repeatedly choeen And we are ready and willing to abide
to his position by true-blue republl-1 by sny possible consequences of such]
cane and not by former populists pas-1 belief. If this bs contempt or lese I
tug ss Insurgents. majestic, make the most of it.
The Becord commented strongly on I WM Use Now
the action of thoae who were respon- Tbe following notice of new forms
siblefor tbe outrageous snd un-Amer- for applications and proofs has Just
lean action over In Morton county, I been Issued by Commissioner Ballln
and It has no reason to cbsnge Its] gw, of the general Isndofllee:
opinion as expreseed two weeks ago. ew fonqs of sppllaatlon Car. home*
The srticle wss written without any I stead entry, soldlsrs' additional home
desire to disparage Judge Burke In I stesd en try, deeert lsnd entry, snd for
any way, as a Judge. But we believed
then that hla methods were entirely
too strenuous, and we believe so now.
At this stage of the proceedings tbe
lying skunk tbst disgraces Journalism
dowa at Valley City comes into view.
During the psst ten dsys he hss been
publishing paragraphs in his paper, and
sending dispatches to other news
pspsrs, to the effect that Bdltor Speer
of Msndsn snd Editor Streeter of
Linton hsd been called up by Judge
Burke over tbe 'phone, that they bad
been written to, etc., snd told thst
thsy would bs put In Jail for con
tempt snd sll sorts of horrible things.
Now, if Packard, the Monumental
Liar, had not been in Judge Burke'a
Immediate neighborhood, there might
have been some excuse for his lying.
But he could hsve easily ascertained
the facts from the fudge. And the
leading fsct Is tbst there Is absolutely
not one word of truth In Packard's ss
sertions. So far ss the editor of the
Becord is concerned, neither a letter
nor a 'phone messsge hss been te
celved by the writer from Judge
Burke. It wss slso reported from Vsl
ley City thst the Jndge hsd sent Sher
iff Winkler out to the Slope after the
'contemptuous" or "contemptible"
editors—whichever msy be the point
of vlsw—snd tbst they would soon be
In the "body of the Jail" at Valley
City.
ttlaiber/or stilts sworn statements,
timbsr or tone final proofs, and year
ly proofs In ctosert land cases, have
been adopted, and on and after March
1,1906, no entries will be sllowed in
the esses above mentioned unless ok
ecuted upon the new odtoisl fornas, or I lw
upom forms which are exactduplieatee1°*
arrange
ment and size. Each of said forma Is'
THE SMALLEST SCREWS.
To ths Naked Bye They Look Like
8peeks of Oust
The smallest screws in the world ere
those made iu watch factories. Tbejr
are cut from steel wire* by a machine,
but as the chlpa fall from the knife It
looks as If the. operator waa simply
cutting up the wire for his own dl
vernlon. One thing is certain—no
screws can be seen, and yet a screw
to made by every third, operation.
The fourth Jewel wheel screw Is
next to invisible, to the naked eye re
aembling a speck of dust. With a
gtoas, he .vever, it can be made out
quite distinctly. It has 200 threada to
an inch. These little screwa an four
one-tbouaandth of an Inch in dl
eter, and the heads are doable in etoe.
It hae been estimsted tbst an ordinary
thimble would bold 100,000 of them.
About 1,000,000 of them an manu
factund in tbe course of a month,
bat no attempt to ever made to count
them. In determining tbe number 100
of them are placed on a very delicate
balance and the number of the whole
quantity calculated from tbe weight
eC these. All the email parte of tbe
watch an counted fat tbte way, prob
ably 00 out of tbe 130.
Wben tbey have-been cat the ecivws
an hardened and pat into~trasses,
about 100 to tbe frame, heads
upi
to done very rapidly, bat -entirely by
the eense of touch instead of by eight,
eo that a blind man witb a little ex
pertonce could perform the task.
The next step In the proceaa is to
.polish tbe heads In an automatic m»
:hlne, 10^)00 at a time. The plate en
whlcb this to dons to covend with oil
snd grinding compound, and en thle
the machine movee them very rapidly
by a nveralng motion until they an
In perfect condition.—Chicago Record
Herald.
The Drama ef Uewdsn'S Pop.
Then to a whole World of drama
bound up in tbe chronicles of London's
tog. This misty and mysterious vis
itant. far oliMr than Gog or Magog,
which utied to vUlt the watches of the
ulslit when the metropolis barely lifted
itself out of the stirroundlug marabes,
has a fund of coined)- as well as trng
e»l.v. Couiittesa murders have been
committed nuder Ita ahelterlng cloak,
u,t'" a|"l
*&:£ s«r
women have beeu waylaid.
chlMrcn have beeu torn from their
mothers ami wives from their bus
bands. but ou the other hand then an
a few Incidents of a less harrowing
character.—Strand
GORStCMI CUSTOMS.
ap moet ef tbe fsmBy sa
as the hsat of the rllsmts readme
horlel Imperative within tweaty-foor
bean the new gown is geai rally con
directly the dylag psteea'S ID
a serious form.
Contcana reverenee the dead, aad a
feeture la a faaml Is ths Impnstoa
It Is to
lmproviae proee poetry to the
ere. Oftea thle totprovtoftag le
dsgfttity beaetifel and brtstbes
tree feeling ef sorrow
The "death hasten"
and afterward wreath with the
If relative of the
the better la the cembet It le
that hie affection for the departed rel
ative wee absolutely genuine.
When tbe cerpee leevee the honee
gather at an upper window
aad, tearlag eat hendfula of their hair.
It on the ceMn. The rich hire
who scratch their
fhcee and ate paid in proportion to
the InJnrlee they Indict on theinoeivee
la their paroxyaase of grief.
A Cocelcan widow wean a atrip ef
Mack asstsrisl tied on her eyee for a
week, and daring that period ehe to
fled aad led aboat by her Meade. No
la her honee to. cleaned and no
In lighted for the eeme period.
In the cemetoriSo to a succession ef
little buildings with fiat
high openings. Tbeoe ate the tombe,
American eittasna. I and inside then are rich hanglnga,
flowers, poetry aad lamps, which the
•Hwmere place there In remembrance
ef the departed.
Quaint Market Cnetem.:
There exists at Totnea market a ena
mm
which la believed to be without
parallel In the hlatory of marketa. A
dealer chalks up the price be
glvee
ether dealen
Wat,S psri
lihaa
thereof, both ss to wording, arrange-1SS'iBTsSr vStfiS
will baianad ever to tha ikerltfct eollao
a
combination of the asveral forms I
^on^SSTi.'tMia aeaaitref pares«t
.adSel to all uitMsir walsstau
MdBflUAfltofenDCTljr iwMkk
cent attaches to Salta
«awa litiisal
nseot 1 per
coenty aadltoroa.tba fat TsasSar laPs
oaatbar. amTBsal aetata seld at puGlle tas
sale aublect to nSeatpUcn wtthta three
TBBaaisasffis--»»*. •».«
sarpesss, aad the amoanta tertad for each
spedSeparpoee
8t a. Totals. Bate.
S"
ott bounty..
mm nssa
«7T«S
•osa poll
School-District
JtatSiffT........
as misis
•»5S
uSS
£M
'UllaaHpori*
kernrurove.
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MS IS
•r.
Village of Ltatoo..
Grata tax
Total levy
This
TWjacetsrtSt
af fVvwYoar
Lanl
Xotlce is henhp given that
paul NAomnmh
for
batter snd eggs on stsll, snd all
ths
pey
the same. This sys­
tem hss gone on, and surprisingly littls
friction bas resulted. 8ome time age
aa attempt was made to break dowa
tbe custom and Induce producers
to
stsml In tbe market and make tbe beet
price they could. It was, however,
abort lived, and the old system waa re
verted to.—St. James' Gaiette.
A
Jokar.
The Congressman (sternly)—Yon aeem
to fot-get. ir.adam. that there to such
a
word
as
"obey" hi a marriage contract
flte Congressman's Wife—Is there?
tVhy, isn't It funny bow Jokera
do
jreep Into things?—Puck.
Caste to my plaoe, twelve mllee
northwest of lintoo, near Wlnchea
ter_poatoOce1jon tbe K. W.iof See.
2A Twp. 133, Bge. 78, a red boll calf,
with wnlts spate tall ont off. Owner
will pi sees call, prove property, pay
cbanee and take the anlBtsiaway.
[•declS-M] Gbo.8kbb,8b
Scats
Winchester, N.D.
TAIMTICEF0RTKAI1W.
or Monin
Dakota,
comrwmasst
Cooan Taaasrnsa's Omca.
^JoMea la
eeiiaotton tf_ umior taa ^ntr SS97.
smism
SIS S.S
111 «S
All tama an payable at «he eoaa»tn
taw coart-hease, hiXlw
jOTfJs
Datsd this
SM
day ef Moveather. ttST.
Uatoa, MOrth Dakota.
A
(Vaiaty
O.A. HjEBOLZ,
Trsaaunr.
at tha
a»toloIvad
'ctocfe
p.
Bjijwr
wUI
miliN to
ndthstasM greet will be aili baton P.
BOM— tt» Mlonlag witnesses to pnw
MeeanMneMsniManM upon awlcalttva-
Ea WMfir.ot
x. B.jrau.1
Notlss Of
DWi
Lsse
omca
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Notlee la henhy given that
CAM. A. BLWBSS,
OfMarie.N.D.. hasSIeS aouoe hie la-1
to Mln maillM SmIofpcoof la
of
hie data,
that aaM proof will
CgavtaeB.
Oariey, JaSpeaai
tSsssnm^JBssstti
Ha
tk«
Mlo*li|
wttMSSMto
htoeoattenoeefealMaea upon
tton
ot
the tana, via.:
prov*
eilealUva-
Ba* H|Wn, ot Os*. N. O.
imn AnSanon. otOmo. 9. D.
vS^rlUle,1!)
a. H. nwnx. Battelar.
Nidea
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LAraomca at
or un Imm.
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Motlee Ishentv gtvea that
john w. raira.
Of Uatoa. N. D^ haa Sled nettse St Ma
lateatlsa to' mahseeanntatloaflaal proer
a SSppoet o( hla ClalHk els.:
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Aad that said proof wtll he audebelgnU
A. Weathertar, ualtcd states eondsnoae^.
at Uaten,
ITD.,
$
oaJaaaafy SI. MS.
He aasiin thefolltpwiag wltnsssnto aeove
Macoat^aaoasraslOsaca upon aad eaitlva-
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Rotlea Is henhy given tl
BMOBBBR PBDBBSON,
Of Hsgae H. p., has lleS aotica of hta ta-1
teatloa to aiahe ooaiaiatattoa Saal pcoof la
sapport of his claiai, vit.
HoawtiaflJtaUf
teaUMoil
st,TwpTnsif.,:
Aad that said
.is w.or
Moot
jHll ha
A. wsathsrhf. Paltsa States
at Llatoa, M. D.a oa Jaaaary Wt,!
HsaasMatha (oUpwlagwitaasssa to psora I
l^ct^^w^Mhm apon aad calUva-1
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M. H. JBWKLL. Badatar.
Notice of
Notice is hsraby glvaa that
ZTAWKBNCB HASTBU
Of Strasbarg. N. D., has Sled uMieaof hisl
atsattaa to aislre watsttoa flaal proof I
nsappoct of hiaclalafcvts.
Ho
1 that aUd piMf wiui
cwjaili.oigay.jady
ic ooviiy oMfi oi.
., at Llatoa,N. on Jaaaaty
He names ths ftUowlac iritnsssspto
amna.8^
Holaer, of Straahatg, N. D.
M. H.fBWBU», Bsgli
npftrs of
Dbpabvubs*ovsps
O.
Iavsnnn,|
Notice harahr given that
OHABLBS A. UOSTINO,
Of StnMbarg, N. D., has atod nettce of hto
lataatton to.aiake etmaiatatkta Saal proof
I a sapport of Ids cialsa, vis.
Hoswstead Batry Mo. see, made Hovemher I
or, at Uatoa, n. D.,enJaai
•aary
,He namss ths Isttpwlag wttnssssa to prove I
Js eoaUaaoas.rsrt2enoa upon and caitl ra
tten ef the land, Us.
of
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N. O.
M. H. JBWBItL. Uaglster.
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tea tloa to make Bve-yeae Seal proof la
sappoet of his claiai, vis.:
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support of his data, vla.i
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WOLFER'S
GENERAL STORE 1
A SAFK PLAOC TO TRADC.
We Carry at All Times a Complete
line of Dry Goods, Gents' Fur
nMilng Qoodi, Clothing, Cloaks,
Caps, Mtttens, Gloves, Etc. Etc.
SHOES
We csrry a complete Uneof Smith ft Wallace Shoes and Over
Shoes," Woolen 8boas, Legglna, Etc.
HABDWARE
We carry a oompiste line of Unlverssl Heating stoves, Cook
Stoves, Gnas, aadevarytblng nsuslly found In a strictly up-to-date
OCHKBAL 8TOBB.
v.
QBOOEBIES
We slsrayacarry an ample aupply fresh,
Give us a trial aad see If the price and quality
LINTON, N. D.
DahlBuildins on Main St.
Opposite N. Depot
CLOmM-TULORIRG
Mien's and Boy's Saltt, Fur
Goats, FurandPlnriililnodOver
coats, Giavsuettesaajl Mackin
toshes. WockOaaa tar oar Tall
orlng Depart m—ttoOasranteed.
4: Boys' Ovtrcosts with For Collars.
Wo have-just received an assortment of Boys' Overcoats in sizes
from 7 to 16 yeara aad priced
jJfcM, 912.60 and 915.00
feoordiag to also aod qualityof lining. They are full ulster length
and are made of a heavy, good quality overceatln? and a very de
sirable and sightly winter garment for boys.
Our assortessiits In all lines are now unusally large and complete
and ws bslleve our prices will Interest you. We are constantly en
deavorlag to seenra such goods ss we think you want at the right
prless aod arsslways trying to conduct this store according to the
wtohss of jroursslf snd your friends.
Mail Orders Promptly Attended To
LDIl!ON. NORTH DAKOTA
LINTON HfVZELTON
LAND OQMFf\NY
OHloss is Ustos and HazeUon
Large LUt »f Improved tmd Unimproved Lands. Also, de
sfewMfr Ranehss. Prices from $8 to $25 per,, acre
Oive U» emUbefme -pern purchase. Land shown free of
ekarge, whether or not you buy
Apply ta It. Oa Haaaaaa, Uatoa, N. D.
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clean and up-to-date.
don't please
you.
WOLFER
Ob
North Dakota
IEICS FURNISHINGS
Neckwear, Underwear, Hosiery,
Shirts,Gloves and Mittens, Duck
Goats, sheep snd blanket Lined*
8hoes aad Overshoes, Fur and
Cloth Caps.