Emmons County record. [volume], January 23, 1908, Image 4

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Emmons County iktraet Qoafuy
L. A. WuTiiur, Oflclal Abattseter
COMPI.BTB ABSTRACTS OP ALL UIM AMD
town urn ii Billion oocmv
KAKM AND KANOH LANDS FOB BALE
NOTABY PDBL1C. Aftent for MEB10AM
SURETY CO.. of Maw York
OR. W. C. WOLVEItTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA
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Pbooea: Office, Beatdenoa, 40-3
QRAVBEKL ft SWEET
WELL DMU.KKS
l.IVONA,
NORTH DAKOTA
We Drill Deep or Shallow Wells.
Gasoline Power Used for Drilling.
WORK PROMPTLY DONE
I
F. B. IRVINE
Linton. N. D.
BieyolM and Aulos
Rgpalrkl
SuppHM*.
BatteriM, Innar Tubas, Etc
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$7.50
SET OF WAEE
With every Majestic Range sold during this Cooking Exhlbl
tlon, we will give absolutely FREE one handsome set of ware as
shown. This ware is worth |7.50 if it is worth a cent. It is the
best that can be bought. We don't add 17.50 to the price of the
range and tell you yon are getting the ware free, but we sell all
Majestic Ranges at the regular price. You get the ware free. Re
member this is for exhibition week only. Ware wilt not be given
after this week. This ware is on eibition at our store, and most
be seen to he appreciated.
Come In any day during the week. Make our store yoar head
quarters. Have coffee and biscuits with us.
TATTAD
formation gained will serve you
to buy or not the in­
in
High School.
Our enrollment is 165. Everything
filled up.
Tbe girls' basket-ball team practiced
outside Thursday.
The Latin class lias been .studying
"purpose" clauses.
The algebra class Is Kitting busy.
Tbe class in physical geography isgetr
ting along splendidly.
Tbe class In civil government has
finished up the study of townships,
and is beginning the study of tbe
county.
Miss Sims lias taken charge of the
high school music class. Music is one
of the most important subjects in tbe
high school. We hope to have a regu
lar music anil drawing teacher next
year.
The classes in the commercial'
branches are doing good work. We
have been handicapped somewhat by
not being able to get our text books,
but they are now here and we expect
to accomplish something before
spring.
The high school formed a literary
Friday. The following officers were
elected: Sarah Lee, President Nellie
Wolverton, Vice-President Curtis
Seeley, Secretary Fred Petrie, Treas
urer. A committee was appointed to
prepare a constitution, which will be
submitted at the next meeting. The
meetings are to be held every two'
weeks on Friday afternoon after re
cess. A program will be held at each
meeting and we thus have two-fold
object—becoming familiar with par
liamentary rules and cultivating a
better taste for good English.
Oram mar -Room.
Kigbtli grade arithmetic class have
conquered cube root at last.
^he reading class is looking forward
to the reading of "Courtship of Miles
Standisb." which they will take up as
hooii as the books :u rive.
feighth-grade urainuiar class have
committed "Seed Time and Harvest"
from hit tier. They are now study
ing regular and irregular verlw.
The eighth grade arc now studying
the Civil ar. A fa her of one of the
pupils in the class was in the 'ivll
War, so we hear
sun.e interesting ac­
counts.
Eighth grade :mihnietic class had a
teat Friday. !-\iiowing are the stand
lags: Laura l'euic loo, Henry 81ms
100, Randolph Woscotx vt, Cora Alba
Uva MtCn
9 XUJ&
the future
G. A. DAFFINRUD,
SCHOOL NOTES.
83, Genevieve Braddock 85, Herbert
Benedict 80, James Patterson 75, Geo,
Smith 60, Charlie Keller 60, and Frank
Lovelace 60.
In tbe seventh grade history teat of
this week, the grades are as follows:
Will McCulley 99, Cornell Bredberg 90,
lone Martin 98, IHoyd Logue 95, Theo
dore Lane 93, Isabell Tough 93, Geo.
Rowerdink 92, Ethel Seeley 92, Harry
Wood 92, Myrtle Mohn 88, Dorothy
Kite 75, Kelda Hageman 63.
Secead
Our enrollment is now thirty-three,
Harry Wood having enrolled in the
seventh grade.
The fifth grade are reading selec
tions from, "Tales of tbe Northland"
for sight reading.
The sisth grade geography clasa
have been studying tbe western
states. This class has been doing
some very good work in map drawing.
Marc Schlangen and Glen Turner
drew up tbe usual lines for another
spelling contest Friday afternoon.
Marc's side won with a score of 14 toO.
Ida Fahrenwaid, Glenn Schlangen,
Lester Scblangen, Mildred Lyon,
Marc Schlangen and Norman Daffin
rud, of the fifth grade, have been per
fect in spelling duriog tbe paat week.
Many of tbe seventh grade are doing
excellent work in grammar. They
have so far built a good foundation
for technical grammar. We wish that
asgood results migbt be obtained in
grammatical expressions in every day
conversation.
There have been only a few cases of
ataesnce this week, but a number of
cases of tardiness. Most of tbese were
only a matter of a few minutes, but
we feel that a little extra effort on the
part of these few delinquent ones
would soon give us a perfect record.
First
We have two fine Cecropian moths,
which batched tbis week. This is
very early for them to hatch.
In the third grade tbis week Marian
Wood won first place in apelling, In
the fourth grade Walter Wittmxyer
was first
The third grade are doing very nice
work with their water-colors, They
learned to mix colors and began soma
little landscapes tbis week. Tbe
fourth grade tried some charcoal-gray
work this week.
We are learning "Eugene Field's
Seein' Things at Night" and enjoy it
very much. It is excellent material
for bringing out natural expression
and training the imagination. Some
OF
THE GREAT [AJESTIC MALLEABLE AND CHARCOAL IRON
AT OUR STORE
Beginning Tuesday, January 28th, and Ending Saturday, February 1st,
14%
P*ient K&verbum Pane.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
of the children give It in an excellent
manner.
Miss Sims baa kindly consented to
take tbe music in tbe blgb school.
With smaller classes we shall be able
to do even better work than before
Christmas.
We bad a little recital in music in
our room Friday moraiag and twenty
five pupils volunteered lo sing exer
cises alone. Tbis la what we need to
do If we want to be independent sing
ers, and we felt pleaaed with tbe re
sult.
CHANGED OWNERS.
Jaa. iStfc.
In tbe following table of real-estate
transfers, copied from tbe records of
the register of deeds, we have used
referenoe marks as follows: a Patent,
Receiver's Final Receipt, Quit
claim Deed, Special Warranty Deed
Tbe descriptions without a reference
mark are by Warranty Deed,
United States to Alolsuis
Fuger, bf of qr, a
qr ofseqrandse qr of
qr of 35-131-74
United States to Clarence
A. Brace, hf of qr
andnhfof qr of
2B-
134-77
United Statee to Andreas
Nathan, hf of qr
and bf of qr of 24
133-7
7
a United Mates to Michael
Knsa, lot 4 of 30-131-75
a United States to Friedrlcli
Oblbauser, hf of -w qr
and a qr of qr of
21-
129-74 and qr of qr of
20-129-74.
a United States to Thomas
Mastel, bf of qr and
bf of qr of 20-131-74
a United States to Pbillpp
Bachmeier, hf of qr
and bf of qr of 12
130-7
8
W.
N.
Hogue and wife to
Alloa Wilson, bf of 15
132*76 qr Of 16-132-70
wqr of 10-132-78 and an
undivided half IhMrreat In
lota 12 and 13, in block
6, Hunter's first addition
to Linton 7000 00
S. Y. Hyde and wlfeto John
Tionser, qr of 25-129
76
Carlos St. Roynton and wife
J. W. GrllBn, a qr of 13
134-7
7
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u«M«e«Ni
IkMak'
William F. Savage to Heoqr
A. Reamann, bf of qr
of28-135 75.... 1100 00
Wllbelm Herrmann and wile
to Bertba A. Cotton, qr
of 9-134-76 1450 00
Ferdinand Keller and wife
to $arl Buchler, lot 3, In
block 9, town of Hague... 340 00
KatbarinaFeist and husband
to Michael Giatt, hf of n,
eqr, seqrof neqrandne
qr of qr of 18-131-76.... 2100 00
Krlgorl Blchler to Armada
Biehler, hf of qr of
21-130-77 1 00
George Biobler to Armella
Bicbler, hf of qr of
21-130-77 I 00
Milwaukee Land Oompany to
Joseph Wellioger, lot 5, In
block 1, Strasburg, 00 00
AUCTION SALE.
Tbe undersigned will sell at public
auction in tbe village of Hague, on
Saturday, ah. 25,1906,
At 1 o'clock p. m., the following*
described teal estate and personal
property to tbe highest bidder:
Tbree lota, located in the bualneas
center of tbe village.
1 two-story frame building, fur
nished for a hotel and ready to etart
in business 1 two-story bullalog with
good basement, suitable for general
merchandise business 1 one-story
frame building, furnished for a butch
er shop, ready for business.
2 horses, 1 milch cow, 1 header-box,
1 disk, 1 two seated buggy, 1 lumber*
wagon, 1 aet of work-harness, 1 cut
ter, organ also, all household furni
ture and utensils.
Terms: All sums lesathan 910, cash.
On 610 and over, time will be given
until Nov. 1,1908,at 10 percent In*!
tenet, on bankable notes. Tbree per
cent discount on sll sums over 110 paid
In caab.
Tbe owner reserves the right to re-
Kildtngs.
it any and all bids on the lots and
If the day of sale should prove to
be stormy, the «ale wll"
the Mondsy following.
«ale will take place on
wing.
RvnoLrn Mibav.
Netluo el Cei
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Notice I* iwrahrgtvM (Ut
THOMAS BOSK.
Ot Linton. N. p.. has Sl*d notion o( bis
Intention to make commutation Saal proof
in wNNtof tla claim, *ia.i
UoaMMMd Kntrjr No.
And that aald proof will be made before
C.A. Waatbertw. Ualted SUMacqmmlMlOB
er. at Linton,
IT
3400 oo
640 00
p., on Pebruarjrll. MM.
II* names tbe foltowlai •IImm to nrove
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M. HCWCI.L. BoRlator.
FACTS ABOUT
THE GREAT MAJESTIC
RANGE
It la the only range In the world made of Malleable ai
Charcoal Iron.
It baa, beyond any question of a doubt, the largest
reasMolr.
It usee about half the fuel used on other ranges and do
better work by far.
Tbe Majestic All Copper Nickeled Reservoir heats the water
quicker and hotter than any other. It is tbe only reservoir with
removable frame.
Tbe Charcoal Iron Body of the Great
three timeeaa long as a steel body.
Bring made of non-breakable material, there is
expense for repairing the Majestic.
As for baking, it Is perfection, not only
bat (or all tines to cone.
A GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE lasts three
as a cheap range, bat It don't cost three times as much.
PROOF—We don't ask you to take our word for any
above atatemenU, bat Ifyoa will call at our store, a man
factory, where Majestic ranges are made, will prove to
faction, that these are absolute facta and will show you
nasons why the great Majestic Range Is absoiutly the
money can bay.
N9TKB0FELBCTI0N.
the VMage of
Notlee la hereby given that on
Thursday, the 6th day of February,
at the school house In Strasburg,
ited by the board of county
1908,
la
of Emmons county the
day and tbe place for a meeting of the
qualified voters resident in the pro
poaed village of Straabuig, to deter
mine whether the following described
territory shall be an incorporated vil
lage, to-witc
Beginning at the northeast corner
of the southeast quarter of section
twenty-alz (26), township one hundred
Uilrty-ooe (131) north of range seven
•elx (76) west of the Fifth P. M.
one mile weat to the north
west corner of the southwest quarter
of aaid section theooe south one-half
mile to the south
weat corner of said
aectkm thence east one mile to the
smttheast comer
of said ssction thence
north one-half mile to the point of be
ginning said territory containing 320
ewes, according to the survey thereof,
to be Incorporated as a village bT
tbe naose of village of Strasburg.
Polls win be open at 9 o'clock In the
forenoon and will continue open until
4 o'clock In the Afternoon of that day.
_By order of the Board of County
gpmmissiooers of Emmons county,
Dated this 18th. day of January, A.
D. 19*, at Linton, N. D.
[Seal] J.G. Pitxb,
County Auditor.
Notice mt Hvo-Year Ftaal p«Mf.
Umtmmw Imiioi.
Notlee la hereby gtvaa that
WILL B. PARKS,
Of Linton. N. D.. haa Sled notice of bia
,nai«««'
Notice of
DBnumumr or Imaioa.
Notice bmfeir gives ftkal
MAK JACOBSON,
Vm
EtiiZnL S" i* before
ift of
tn
RANGE
ami beat.
Majestic Ranpe lats
practically
for a few months,
times as long
of the
from the
your satis­
many more
best iiat
LINTON
JOHN PETERSON,
Blacksmith and Woodworker,
HAZELTON XOKTII DAKOTA.
I hereby respectfully inform the
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 WELLS.
NINE YKAKS" F.M'KKlEV-'Kr
SATISFACTION
AGENT
GLAUAMEF.II
FOB GA1Y AIIM OHLEJ) uA#U
LINE ENliiNF-
FRANCIS JAs^KOWIAK.
No 421 Twelfth Street. Blsn-.iirck. N
«00 HOTEL
Uwd. 6. Patterson,
No. SMge. made Aucoit
JEWELL. B«tot«r.
Owner and Proprietor
FIFTH STREET
BISMARCK, N. D.
American Plan
$1.00 to 51.50 ptr Day
Special Rates to Monthly BoarJ-rs.
Absolutely fire-proof. Hot and
Electric lighted and steam heated
throughout. Positively the beM .-'.vT.f.
class hotel in the state.
Mr. Patterson is also
proprietor oi th
Hotel Northwest, which has been recer..
ly renovated and remodeled
throughou
ites at the Northwest. $2 a day am* u(-
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