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contrary—thaaki no me: :ie S'or
c-y-Wood stripe of "repaMjeans" ia
some of the districts—there were
twelve democrats in ihe house a: the
last session, as follows-
Morin of Pembina.
Wei ford of Pembina.
Johnson of Pembina.
Witlker of Walsh.
Hrotnov o.. Walsh.
C'asey of Walsh.
Mallick of Grand Forks.
Anderson of Grand Forks.
I'arkhill of Richland
Connolly of Uk-hlund.
Ueland of l.aMourc.
Hanson of Richland.
It seems remarkably strange that,
in the face of actual and positive evi
dence to the contrarv. Mr. Woods en
deavors to remove the charge of in
KurKcntism from Representative
Story. The fact is that Mr. Story
was one of the bitterest insurgents of
the whole house bunch at the last
session. Although he was careful dur
ing his campaign to keep the fact of
his insurgency from the republican
voters of Emmons county when
the insurgent delegates to the state
convention of that year were defeated
by a vote of two lo one—no sooner
had lie got to Misniarck than he was
a raging insurgent, lie refused to
join with the regular republicans in
their efforts to organize I he house, and
joined with the democrats—not one,
bul. twelve—and insurgents in so do
ing. Hi* was cheek by jowl all
through (lie session with Senator
Macdonald who misrepresents the
republicans of this district in the leg
islature, and who made a sneak when
a bill in which Kidder county was in
terested to the extent of several
thousand dollars was up for passage
in the senate
Again, this year, Mr. Story attend
ed the ,\Iarsha
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-Tv,-ir hei 1 insurgent
gathering at Grand Forks. Again,
about a month ago, in connection
with Messrs Campbell, Macdonald
and Herolz. of this county and E. H.
Wilson and others from Kidder toun
ty, he was present at a meeting in a
lawyer's office in Hisn.arck, at which
meeting it was resolved to put up Mr.
Herolz as the insurgent candidate
against Streeter, in Kmmons, with Mr.
Story as his running mate. Do
Messrs. Campbell and Macdonald de
ny being insurgents?
Does any one for an instant suppose
that—had insurgentisni proved to be
as popular with the republicans of
this state as Messrs. Wood, Story
and Herolz had supposed it was going
to be, thev would have for an instant
hesitated in proclaiming from the
housetops that they were insurgents?
The fact is that Ill-other Wood is
neither an insurgent nor a stalwart,
lie is a liryan den,o-jrat—simply that
and nothing more. He never has in
his paper a kind word for the repub
lican party, but hardly a week passes
but ihere is a puff or liryan in his
columns. The only interest he has in
republicanism is in keeping a position
near enough to the pie counter to
catch an o:casional fmal-proor notice
or an insurance statement. Should
Itrjan be elected, Mr. Wood would
le the chief of democracy in Kidder
county, and any republican editor
would wait a long tin.c—as republican
.editors in this stale wailed dining
the Cleveland lulniiiiisM-aiion—ere
anything in the shape et party patron
age came their way.
In conclusion the writer will a
that he has never for a moment ex
pected anything but opposition from
Mr. Woods atul bis
ill the present
campaign. The Ozone
1°'
editor Is an intelligent gentleman and
an able editor, but he hasn't a drop of
republican blood in his system, lie
said, when the writer made his an
nouncement, that the Kmmons coun
ty representative had "made a good
record and is entitled to re-election."
Then he began to watch carefully for
an excuse for opposing him. and that
quickly came when the Kmmons
County Record referred to Represen
tative Siory as an insurgent—a title
in which Mr. Story gloried at the
last session.
The Ozone is getting into the right
position—into the only fair and log
ical position possible. A gumshoe
campaign is not a fair and sqttnre
campaign. The republican voters of
iisp sis*#-.- ettnattes of dTS.tzlsri fcaswj
A ricisJ W )EMV VFCR.FCCFF. tfee-. ---«**£••.
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lirt 7u*.L.aad S'.reeter sltey
arjK do iikeirise.
Bat. for goodsess Brother
Wood. s:rire to §es a Hts!e more near
er to the truth in the coming cam
paign than yoa did when you wrote
shat Tobias Casey was the only dem
ocrat in the house of whi Mr.
S:orey and the writer A-ere members.
Some Permanent Statements.
ISteele Herald.}
voting with democrats to organ
ize the house of representatives a:
the genera] assembly and attending
the Grand Forks convention and prom
ising the county to Tom Marshall
does not constitute an insurgent, wi!!
some one kindly inform us what does?
We are willing to admit that it
seems pretty bad to be called an in
surgent, but for the insurgents them
selves to kick about being thus desig
nated would hardly seem to lie the
thing to help the cause along.
The Ozone has promulgated .Mr.
Storey's candidacy for many months,
and should not be ashamed to stand
up for the colors under which Mr.
Storey secured his election to the last
assembly and under which he is seek
ing re-election. In this week's issue
The Ozone editor complains because
he and his political associates are
being called insurgents. In view of
Ihe fact that they are willing to sacri
fice almost anything else to further
the interests of Mr. Storey's candida
cy, and in view of the fact that Mr.
Storey joined the insurgents in organ
izing the house of representatives at
the last assembly and that he attend
ed the insurgent convention tit Grand
Forks some months ago this state
ment seems a bit absurd. Relative to
Mr. Storey's factionalism, we reprint
the following from the Kmmons Comi
ty Record:
"John Storey, of Kiddtr eotihty, one
of the rankest insurgents in the house
of representatives at liismarck last
winter, and who joined with the dem
ocrats in organizing the house, was in
Union Monday night, and was being
introduced around town by his leg
islative running male, Mr. Herolz.'
In the light of his past record Mr.
Storey should not obje.-t to being
called an insurgent. Neither can
understand why Mrother Wood should
object to being classed as an insur
gent. Hie, lie is at heart a demo
crat. and not a republican at all, and
'•ould not be exported to work for the
interests cif die republican party
I hcrotoiv, it is ipiite a natural se
quciice r.r affairs that the democrats
paperi'""' 'llslll"''iit republicans of the state
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"akota should join forces in
ttteiupt to disrupt the republi an
party, ami Ui-.ivl'on.
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nutu
nil siHiHoner „r affair.* that Ui
should support Mr. Store.
candidate for iht U^islatun
O/oiu
insurgent
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Had ilu- insur
t'ul in carrying
•i'MUs IM-I'U surras**.
lu* state, Oy/nn
would have shouted the insurgency
of Mr. Storey
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n,t his palifyal
fl
from the housetops
SCHOOL NOTES.
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surgents have succumbed to iv- ava
lanche. it would seem to furnish
reasons why some people an
of being called insurgents."
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«aJeavcr t-]fav(lrc }v. :ock.
The Ozone is making despc-rate ef
forts to substantiate its statements
that there has been no division in
the county between the stalwarts and
insurgents. The Ozone knows perfect
ly well that the real issue in the cau
cuses was to determine the complex
ion of the delegation to the state
convention. If Mr. Storey and his
adherents had carried the county, in
surgent. delegates would have been
sent to the state convention, if" the
insurgents had won out in the coun
ty, it is almost a certainty that ihe
county convention would have pass
ed resolutions in favor of Mr. Storey
for representative from the Twenty
sixth district. The Ozone and its
favorite son, Mr. Story, ignomini
ously defeated in their attempt to
place Kidder county in the in.-urg
ent ranks, are now shouting that
there was no i-sue between the stal
wart and insurgent factions in the
county The Ozone says that "so far
as has been ascertained there was
not an insurgent running on either
local caucus tkket or any of the pre
cincts." This is such an eggregious
perversion of fact that it needs no
contradiction.
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f.~ .'• wri'T.? far com
ss ri 5ip fvv^ri'.
rn~^3 who
... ,r :n \V? are
j-rissa A# to :he da:o of the
.'.-. -.••-r. Ja: 5 «nn oariy in
O 3 a a
*& S»t & Tis'.t f?5fi32i Mrs. Merchant and
I ss tiet&s* Merchant Wednesday.
TSi? V.&k sc..] ia: Saturday had
isgasse lase ball this ''ear,
Id".:: a Joys going to Pollock to
viay tit Jnifeirile nin? of that town,
j.-. We-:ie?«Un fioiu giving the esact
]. rr-U'
lrs
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x.'Ct otiiJiCIiaMi'
sat
Staifffif *f«" 38*. Tatl.*
Mr.
6: Ha- ShJi'f is K.:-di3hr for hiics^lf
iai£ Mr. Hf-rifiz. Tkat is -li there Is
r.2d
rvouJfi take up too much
the i-apft. wa«. however,
in the ratio of three to four in
I5o:h teams showed
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up fairly wen a: batting, but were
somewhat weak in fieiding. The line
up for Linton was as follows: Fisher,
c. Shier, r.: Loveigce, lb.: Hanson,
2b. Petrie, 3b.: Patterson, ss. Cul
bertson. If. Mewing, cf. Martin, rf.
Tie fta ijres of the game were the
hc:ne rj"- of Shier and Fischer. Lin
'OP vtas weii represented, the follow
ing: nanud people from this town be
ing ia attendance: Miss Inez Sims,
.Miss Edith Cornelison, Miss Louise
Stuart, Miss Anne Hoag, Frieda Back
hauss, Fioy ar.d lieryi Clayton, Cora
Atha, Icne Martin, Xellie Woiverton,
Cora Gilbert, Inez Comelison, Olivia
Buetner, Jessie Ouren, Alice Hender
son, Prof, Hanson, Emerson Martin,
Frank Lovelace, G. A. Herolz, Milton
Culbcrtson, John Rowerdink, Arthur
Pitts, Ciayton Carmichael, Roy Lucas,
Vincent Shier, Fred Petrie, James Pat
terson and Walter Mewing. Five
"horse rigs" and one automobile took
the Linicnites to Pollock. All were
well pleased v.ith the treatment they
received from the Pollock folks, and
hope they will be accorded the same
friendliness when the Pollock nine
oi: es to Linton for a return game.
We expect to have two games here
itxt Saturday—one with Pollock and
tie with ihe Indian boys from the
mission school on Standing Rock res
ervation. After our game with Pol
ock there was a game between Pol
ock and tht- mission school Indian
.•oys. The gan.e was almost as poor
ours—3!• to S in favor of the In
dbns.
Sccond Intermediate Department
The iU perfect in spelling this
•ek v,eie: .May and Irene Kaven of
ihe Sixth grade, and Norman Daffin
rod of the Fifth grade.
The sixth grade was represented in
the Journal Junior by May Kaven's
•""try entitled v'iolct Hugs."
.Mr.- Rowerdink and Mrs. SHager-
some
'lirod
STIlay Land to Lease-Tho W
and N. E. of Sec. 7. Twp r
75. Apply to W. C. Woiverton n„
ton, N, D.
M-in visited our rooms the last period,
i'iklay afternoon and Miss Davis, of
-Mandan, visited us the first period
Wednesday afternoon.
The sixth grade did ihe map of Eu
i\ 1 in water colors last Friday after
r.ooij, and tin? fifth grade did the map
Ktissia. All the maps were good
that of Mildred Lynn, of the fifth,
was the best as to color while that
Heulah Ringus was the best as to
form. Of the sixth grade, May Ka
v. was the best both as to color and
form. v.!
Only three more weekst We feel
that there is much to do in that short
t:me in the way of gathering up the
fragments and strengthening the weak
places in our work before we can feel
that our year's work is complet
•'low and Steady wins the ra-e."
Hstrayed-Colts.
.Str.jyert from my place, about three
weeks ago, wo dark-brown (or might
be called black) mare colts, one two
years old and tho other a yearling:
neither branded. Also one sorrel
three-year-old coll, with "stocking
legs'' behind. Also one bay three
year-ohl colt, with star in forehead.
I will pay a liberal reward for infor
mation leading to their recovery.
GEO. W. HriiOE, Linton, X. I).
FOR CONGRESS
1 im a candidate for the Republican
nomination for member of Congress be
fore the Primaries to be held on the 24th
day of June next, and earnestly solicit
your support.
1 believe in the repeal of the tariff on
lumber, and in a general revision of the
tariff schedules. 1 am in favor of a na
tional grain-inspection law, and in the
general policies which have been advO'
caUd by President Roosevelt. I have
lived in tilc state of North Dakota for
more than twenty-six years, and have
thorough knowledge of the needs of our
people.
Should 1 be nominated and elected, I
w-iii use my best efforts for the interests
i. people and all parts of the
state.
Respectfully,
L. 11. HANNA.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For S«p»l»liiil«l
of
Schools.
To llw KecnMIoaa Voter* of tlie f'ouniy of
Emmons:
1 hereby anDOODC« myself a candidate for
the i.Oc« of Ununtjr Superintendent of
S-bnols. subject Vo th®resu!t of the primary
ejection. I am graduate of a fir«t class
hlth school and of a normal schoor. and I
have also had much poM-praduMe work. I
born in North Dakota, and lure tauplit
four rear* In the public schools of the M-ate.
Laal year 1 was assistant in the mathemat
ics aad science department of the Mayvilie
state normal school. If elected. 1 shall do
my best for the support and upbuilding of
toe schools of Emmons county, and promise
to do tbe work myself, without the help of
pat jr. If choaen to the place. I promise
to run the office aa economically as possible
consistent with (tood service.
Respectfully. HEVBY II. IIAKSOX.
Principal of Linton Schools.
For Representative.
To the Republicans of Emmons Couuty:
I am a candidate for re-election to tlie
lower house of the State Legislature, Elev
enth Assembly term, as one of the two mem
bers from the Twenty-Sixth Senatorial Dis
trict (Kidder and Emmons counties). My
candidacy is dependent upon the will of the
voters at the coming primary.
Respectfully. JOHN STORE V.
teele, March Itl. Ws.
For Representative.
To the Voters of Emmonsand Kidder Coun
ties. State of North Dakota:
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Representative of the Twenty-sixth Sena
torial District, embracing the countiaa of
Kidder and Emmons, In the state of North
Dakota, subject to the decision of the Ke
ublican voters at the primaries to be held
une 24.1908.
Dated at Linton. North Dakota, on the
30th day of April, 1903. G. A. IIEKOI.Z.
For State's Attorney.
the Voters of Emmons County:
hereby announce myself a candidate for
office of State's Attorney, sublect to
will of the Republican voters at the
primary election to be held June 24.190S.
Respectfully. CHAR. COVMTBV.
For Clerk of Court.
To the Voters of Emmons County:
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of Clerk of the District Court of
Emmons county, subject to the decision of
the Republican voters at tho primary elec
tion to be held June 34,1904.
Respectfully. A. L. OEII..
Hazelton, N. !., March St, 190S.
For County Auditor
To the Voters of Emmons County:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
jr re-election to the office of County Audi
tor, subject to the decision of the Repub
iv me ucttsiua ui (Dc twpuD*
Ucan voters at the primary election to be
held June 24,1908. If elected, I shall Rive
all my time and personal attention to the
office, as I have done in the past, and on this
rccord I respectfully solicit your support,
J. G. i'lTTS.
For District Judge.
To the Voters of the Sixth Judicial District
of the State of North Dakota:
hereby announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for the office of
Judge of the District Court of the said
Sixth Judicial District, subject to the pri
maries to be held therein on June 34,190ff
Dated March 14. 1808. F. II. RECISTEK.
For County Judge.
To the Voters of Emmons County:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
.or re-election to tbe office of County Judge,
subject to tbe decision of the Republican
voters at tbe primary election to be held
June 24.1MW. CnARi.Ks B. CAHI.EY.
For Register of Deeds.
To the Republican Votersof EmmonsCounty
1 hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of Register of Deeds, subject to
the approval of tbe voters at the primary
election to be held June 24,1908.
Respectfully, .«. J. i|A««
Linton, N. D., March 31, 1!)0S.
I For County Treasurer.
To the Republican Voters of the County of
Emmons:
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of treasurer of Emmons coun
ty, subject to the will of the republican
voters, to be expressed at the primary elec
tion of June 24tb. next. If elected. 1 shall
go to Linton to reside and give my entire
attention to tbe duties of the effice.
Respectfully. Geo. 11. NAHAMORE.
Ilazefton, N. D.. Feb.'J8,1908.
For Representative.
To the Republican Votersof Emmons Coun
ty:
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Representative from tbe Twenty-Sixth Sen
atorial District (Emmonsand Kidder coun'
ties) to the Eleventh Session of the Leglsla
tive Assembly. My candidacy Is subject to
tiie will of the Republican voters as ex
IE£sse?l
ttt
primary to be held June 34,
90S. Respectfully, W. P. TUTTI.E.
MO?""'
K",lel'
County. N. D.. April 14
For Sheriff.
To the Republican Voters of Emmons Coun1
ty:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Em
mons county, subject to tbe will of the Re
publican voters at the primary election to
be held June 24.11108.
Respectfully, WII.I.IAM JONES.
For County Audito.r.
To the RenublicanVotersof EmmonsCounty
.The undersigned respectfully announces
himself a candidate for the position of audir
tor, subject to the action of the Republican
voters at the primary of June 24th
I)., March 24.
Linton. N.
L. A. WKATIIEHBY.
For Register of DeMs.
To the Republican Voters of Emmons
County:
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for re-election to the office of Register of
Deeds, subject to the will of the republican
voters at the primary election to be held
June 24,1906.
Respectfully. I\ J. WiTriiAYEH.
Linton, N. I).. March 14 l»08.
For Superintendent of Schools.
To the ttepubllcan Voters of the County of
Emmons:
I hereby announce rnvself a candidate foi
the office of County Superintendent o.
Schools, subject to the will of the Repub
lican voters at the coming primary election
I am a graduate of a first-class high school,
and a four-year normal school. I am a man
with a family, and a homesteader In this
county. I have had twenty-three years' ex
perlence in school work—nioe years In coun
try schools and twelve as principal and su'
perlntendent of high schools—and was coun
ty superintendent of schools In Union coun
ty. South Dakota. During the pitst year I
have been teaching in EmmonsCounty. If
elected, 1 shall do my best for tbe upbuild
ing of the schools of the county and. fur
thermore, will carry on the work as econom
ically as possible.
Respectfully, OSCAR J. SMITH.
Dale. N. !•.. April 14.1!»7.
For Representative.
To the Republicans of EmmonsCounty:
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Representative from the Twenty-Sixth Sen
atorial District (Emmons and Kidder coun
ties) to the Eleventh Session of the legisla
tive Assembly. My caudldacy is subject to
the will of the republican voters, as ex
pressed at the primary lo be held next June.
Respectfully, DAHWIK R. STIIEETEH.
LIMTOM. March 10,1908.
Notice to Creditors.
In I he matter of the estate of llenry Staats,
deceased.
N otlce Is hereby given thatthe undersigned,
A.M. Irvine, administrator of the estate of
llenry Staats, lata of the county of Em'
mons and state of North Dakota, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased to exhibit
them with tte necessary vouchers, within
four months aftber tbe lirst publication of
thts notice, to said administrator at the
Smith ft Irvine furniture store. In tbe village
of Linton, in said Emmons county.
Dated the Sftli day of April, A. D. 1U08.
A. H. lavisE,
Administrator.
First pa
i. D. 1WS
Notice aad Citation-hearing of Fi
nal Account and Distribution of
Estate.
State of North I»kot:i,
County of Emmons,
In County Court: Ilcfu.i- lbir Churl.-* 1:.
Carley, Judge.
In the matter of tl.s-i-iair ..r !, !v.:r!
Fischer, deceased.
Jakob Fischer, pet it ion,-r1. lTC.ltet:I
Fischer. Alartiii l-i-i-inr. 1-Y:!e.a'..!
Fischer, Joseph l\»-:i-r. .»:e|itn*u Tidi
er, Adam Fischer. Aut-.n l'i-*a.-r. it
bara llelwti:. AiU-biide ami it
arina Hitman. reinoMl.-nt-. Notic. u:ei
cltallou, herrinir of flinl necount and
distribution of estate.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named respondouts:
You, the said M.arcaret I',-.'her, Martin
Fischer, Ferdinand Fischer, .l isepti IV.-le-r,
Stephen Fischer, Adam I'iscli. r. Ant ti
Fischer.Barbarallelwig.Adeiutile -mi :nid
Katbarlna Blgman.are hereby noU!U-d that
the final account of the administrator of
the estate of Franz Karl Fischer, late of
the county of Emmons and state of North
Dakota, deceased, has IK-.-M rendered to
this court, therein showing that the estate
of said deceased is ready for liual settle
ment and distribution, and petitioning thri'
his account be allowed, the residue of said
estate be distributed to the persons there
unto entitled. Ids administration closed,
and he be discharged: thai Wednesday, the
10th day of June. A. 1. ltW?. at 10 o'clx:k in
the forenoon of that day. at the court
rooms of this court, in the court-house, in
the town of Linton, count of Knim ins and
state of North Dakota, lias been duly ap
ointed by this court for the settlement
hereof, at which time and place any per
son interested in said estate may appear
and file his exceptions, in writing, to said
account and petition nud contest the same.
And you. the above-named respondents,
and each of you, are hereby cited and te-
?ore
iulred then and there to be and appear be
this court and show cause, if any you
have, why said account shall not be allowed,
the residue of said estate distributed, the
administration of said estate closed, and
said Jakob Fischer, administrator, dis
charged.
Dated the 23d day of April. A. 1. l.«K
By the Court:
Seall CBABI.ES is. CAUJ.EV.
ap30-may 21] JudRe of the County Court.
Citation Hearing Petition for Ap
pointment of Administrator.
STATE or Nonm DAKOTA
COUNTY or EMMONS. I
In County Court: Before lion. li. Carley.
Judge.
the matter of the estate cf Adelaidi
In
House, deceased.
Albert House, petitioner, vs. Lyman House.
Sophia Banks and Krnest li. I'erney. re
spondents. Citation heariiiL' petit ion
for appointment of administrator.
The State of North Dakota to the above-|
named respondents and all persons in
terested In the estate of Adelaide Llouse
deceased:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that Albert llouse, tbe petitioner herein,
has filed in this court Ills petition praying
that letters of administration unon the es
tate of Adelaide House, late of the town
ship of Burr Oak, In the county of Emmons
and state of North Dakota, deceased, be
granted to him, the said Albert llouse. and
that tbe said petition will be heard and duly
considered by this court on Saturday, the
6th day of June, A. D. l'JOS, at, iu o'clock in
the forenoon of that day. at the court
rooms of this court, in the couuty court
house, iu the village of Linton, county of
Emmons and state of North Dakota, and
you. and each of you, are hereby cited to be
and appear before his court at said time
and place, and answer said petition, and
show cause. If any there be, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
By tbe court:
tCounty^ c. il. CAitt.KY.
Court Judge of the County Court
Seal
Dated the 24th day of April. A, Lf. tiijs.
COCHRANE & TAYLOR.
Attorneys for Petitioner. taptlO-aiay 14
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
DEPARTMENT OF TIIE INTERIOR,
LAND OrricE AT BISMARCK. N. i*
April IS, *s.
Notice is hereby uiven that
FERDINAND UAtt,
Of Linton, N. D. has filed notice of bis in
tention to make live-year liual proof 1m
support of his claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. 13»:i:i, made January
31,'IOOS. for the E. li of N. K. i. s. \V. 4 of
N. E. and N. E. of S. K. or See. tK,
Twp. 134N..Rge. 75 YV. of iftli P. 1.,
And that said proof will be made before
l\ G. Rooks, clerk of the district, court of
£mmonscounty, N. 1.. at Llutou. N. I.. on
May 30,1908.
lie names the following wit nesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the land, viz.:
S. 8. Sullivan, of Linton, N. I.
George H. Dexter, of Linton. N. I
James A. Blewett, of Linton, X. 1.
Rudolph Gau, of Linton. N. 1J.
M. H.JEWELL. Uesister.
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I
LAND OFFICE AT HisMAite'K, N. L..
March 2s, l'.KJS.
Notice Is hereby given that
LUDWIG 1IEI" I'l'X,
Martin Dockter, of Dakeui, N- 11.
John Dockter, of Dakem, N. I.
Wendelln Horner, of Dakem, N. D.
Mattln Schneibele. of Dakem, N. I).
M. II. JEWELL. Register.
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
DEPARTMENT OF TIU: INTERIOR. 1
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. I).,
March 2S. 1U0S.
Notice is hereby given that
FRANZ SCHMlEltF.U,
Of Strasburg, N, D.. has filed notice of his
Intention to make five-year tinal proof in
support of his claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. 17423, made May ?:i.
1V02, for lots 3 and 4 and S. W. of N.
W. S* of Sec. 2 and lot 1, of Sec. :i. Twp.
130 N.. Rge.75 W. of Fifth 1*. M..
And that said proof will be made before
Charles B. Carley, judge and e.v-otllcio clerk
of the county court of Emmons eou»ly. N.
at Linton, N. D.. on May It, 11H)S.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous resideuce upon ami cultiva
tion of the laud, viz.:
August Flegel. of Strasburg, N. I.
John H. Van Socst, of Strasburg. N. I.
Martin Van Soest, of Hague. N. It.
Peter M. an Soest. of Striisburg, N. 1
M. li. JEWKLU Ucu'ister
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
DEPARTMENT OF TIU: I NTKRIOII,
LANU OFFICE AT KISMARCK. N. II.,
March is, HKl1,. I
Notice is hereby giveu that
ADAM SC11WAN.
Of Strasburg, N. I)., has filed notice of Ids
Intention to make lire-year tinal proof in
support of bis claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. 20.V7. made Novem
ber lit. 1902, for the E. V- of S. 1C. '-4 ana S.
of N. E. of Sec. 11, Twp i:tl N.. Itge.
75 W. of Fifth l\ M.,
And that said proof will be made before
1*. G. Rooks, clerk of the dlMi-lct court of
Emmons county. N. I.. at l.lnten. N. I. on
May 2S, 190S.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ar.d cultiva
tion of the land. viz..:
Franz Janer, of Strasburg, N. I
Anton IIHag. of Strasburg, M.
Anton ltels, of Strasburg, .N. I.
Joseph Schneider, of Strasburg, X. I.
M. 11. JEWELL. K. gUter.
Notice of Five-Year Final Proof.
DEPARTMENT CF TIII: Ivrr.iiioit. 1
LAKOOrrtCE AT IIISMARCK. I..
March '.,v, ItHis .)
Notice U'hereby given that
OSWALD NACMANN,
Of Lluton, N. !.. Inis filed not Ice or hU in
tention to make tlve-year final in-inf in
support of his claim, viz
Homestead Entry No. lr.Vij. made June it.
1902, for the N. !i of S. W. '4 and S. of
N. W. \i of Sec. 2S. Twp. 1:11 Itge. \V.
of Fifth l\ M..
And tliat said proof will be made U'fuiv
Charles B. Carley. Judge and e\-otli 'io clerk
of tbe county court of Emmons cotmtv. N.
D., at Lluton, N. D.. on May l::. I'.IJS
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the land, viz:
Anton Larson, of Linton. N*. I.
Karl Ltudburic,of Linton. \. li.
John Wobl, of Lluton. li.
George Dexter, of Lluton. N. I.
1
M. 11. JEWELL, Register.
LEERTLII
111
DACOTAH LUMBER CO. PHOENIX
McKibbin
4
Of Daki.m, N. I).. has filed notice of his in
tention to make five-year final proof in sup
port of his claim, viz.:
Homestead Entry No. 27f:itl, made April 2.
1904. for tbe N. '/, of N. K. U- S. W. 'for
M.Eii and N. W. of S. K. 'i of .~ec. IS,
Twp. 13JN., Rge. 74 W. of Fifth 1'. M.
And that said proof will be made before
Charles B. Carley, judge and e.\-otlieio clerk
of the county court of Emmons county. N.
D., at Linton, N. D., on May i.i, tlHts.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cult iva
tion of the land, viz.:
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