Emmons County record. [volume], July 16, 1908, Image 1

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First Bank of Linton
Tu Those Who Have No Bank Connections
cannot accomplish much in
-iiit'^s way without the ser
nl a bank. And, when it
to tin* question of whether
you should have some hank
viions, there is only one an
Any business will derive
benefit from a hank'sservice.
A bank is not a luxury for the
*ir!i man: that idea is fast disap
•tfaring. I he people from all clas
nr.- ginning to recognize the
ffi]«!• »rn"- of a bank connection.
1 hank helps the small hoy to
and the interest paid increas
bis savings the farmer is afford
•d r. .it iinvenicnce hy the check
m! iunit. Kvery individual is
tided by one or more of the hank's
lepailinents. just as demands iv
jyvr
I he service that a hank gives tc
its customers places within their
reach every advantage to carry on
financial matters easily.
1: Many persons are timid about
opening a bank account because
they think their knowledge of
I banking is limited, or perhaps they
consider their amount of monev
too small.
lo any such persons we wish
to say that the opening of a bank
account is very easv: we explain
details and make it simple for
you. We also encourage any who
have small sums to open an ac
count. Wc furnish a pass book
and checks, and all necessary in
struction. hven though you are
I not ready to open an account, call
**1 the bank and talk it over with Uh
FIRST BANK OF LINTON I
H. A. CKAIN, President \v. o. IRWIN, Cashier
No Trouble to Show Goods.
Wc carry everything usualy found
in a strictly up-to-date general store.
Wc respectfully invite your patron
age with the assurance it will be
lnlly appreciated. Our prices are
always right.
Bring us your cream.
Leader
MENDELOWITZ
niK LINTON IIAUDWAUK STORE is now housed
in Ms largo sborc-rooin In tin new Lint-on State iiank
building, and is bettor than ever prepared to serve its
.customers in the lines of Hardware, Harness, Stoves.
I'lints, tirocerios, Etc.. Etc.
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We also haw in our employ a tinner and a harness
and .saddle maker and repairer.
We take Butter and Eggs in Trade
SUS. DAFFINRDD
Linton, North Dakota.
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REPEATING SHOTGUNS
strong shooters, strongly made and
'Expensive that you won't be afraid
one in any kind of weather.
are made 10,
12
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AMERICAN
SPORTSMEN
Sold Everywhere.
LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA,
AROUND THE STATE.
A not her etlort is being made to se
cure puro water for Kurgo.
I'liere were loss Fourth of ,lu!y ac
cidents at Fargo this year than usual.
North I akota st raw berries seem to
have ripened out in uood shape this
year.
Ilepoits fi-oiu ariiund the state sig
nify there is an abundant yield of wild
fruit his year.
Now that the piimarics are over the
question of dividing McLean county
will he taken up again.
The noxious weed laws are still on
the statutes- even if tliev are m-ncr
ally diregarded.—Font in.
Work is beintr hunied on the gas
well at W'esthope, and it. is expeeted
to strike oil any clay now.
A forty-pound st ur^eon was eaught
in the lied river near lVinliina. accord
injj to the Pioneer Kxpress.
Tiie ('liauliHiijiia season has opeie-d
at I 'evils Lake, and there are larger
erowds there this year than ever.
The IVnnocrats are about to opi
state headquarters at Cr.ind Forks,
with State Senator Casliel in com
mand.
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The Mow man County Pioneer has
readied the stage where it is necessary
for that paper to resort to "all home
print."
A number of North Dakota sherills
attended he meet ihjj of .sheriffs from
twenty-one other states in Minneapolis
lasi week.
The Waul county canvassing board,
with over two hundred precinets to
conn!, found something of a., propoi
tioti on its bands.
The editor of the ('ourtenay (iazet te
registius a complaint because there
are so many canine eoncerts near bis
home every night.
ParkUiver's postotlice was bur^hd
by a ijuarlet of small boys, who se
cured $-1 in cash, which bad not been
locked up in the safe.
A farmer at Rutland set eighteen
etfus under a hen. She hatched out
nineteen. And now the fanner is
trying to tind out which twoare twins.
Jud^e Murray and Deputy ori.'c.
with two prisoners, made the trip from
Minot to Hismarck, a distance of i:,o
miles, in less than,seven hours, in an
automobile.
L. H. ILanna says the stalwart can
didates will not take any hand in the
Marsball-.lohnson li^ht this fall, and
that the stalwart vote will be about
equally divided.
The devil on The Souris Messenger
quit his job to learn the blacksmith
int trade. Sometimes there isn't as
much difference as mitfht be ex
pic
led.
He was succeeded by a she-devil.
U. S. Noah, whose execution for
murder has been set for October u::.
told .Indue Murray of Minot the other
day that he had no desire live and
was anxious for the day of his execu
ion to roll around.
A Sawyer man advertised a team
cstrays that he had taken up. Later
a st ranker came aloiiK and described
the horses, claiming them as his own.
and the animals were turned over.
Now the real owner has appeared and
wants the animals.
Uruddoek can almost hear Central's
cheery "Number, please," and within
a day or two will bj able to talk to
theoutside world. Theexchan^e starts
out witii twenty subscribers, and that's
as many as Grand Forks exxhanjje had
twenty-live years a^o
A new attorney who recently locat
ed at Mott. claimed to have discover
ed a chunk of silver quartz while
.M rolling through 1 he hills along t.he
aononbill river, and tie Pioneer
Press at Mott claims to have thechunk
on exhibition at its otlic just to sat
isfy the doubting Thomases.
A policeman at Minot was amsted
on complaint of a railroad tireman
who charged tlie cop with using un
necessary violence in making an ar
ic.-t. The tiiemau was arrested for
111 iking a disturbance and claims that
while two policemen held him another
beat him till he was a bleeding mass.
I'pat Fargo town it costs a dollar
to ride a bicycle on the sidewalks, ac
coidu'.g to the police court, and people
who 1 ry it iegu!ariy contribute to the
city cash box: but in 'irand Forks,
notwithstanding a prohibitive ordi
i-ai ce. the bicyclists iide all over ev
tryiliing and everybody and even drive
pedestrians otT the sidewalk. There's
a difference.--' rand Forks Herald.
An enforcement league sp'it'er op
erating in Ti^li county ui"t his
troubles at lil-mcliard. Tiie crowrl
these Ixcame sore at him, and when
he appeand on the streets decayed
lien fi uit as used in a liberal man-'
ner. He went to Hillsboro, where an
indignant bunch tried to call him
from the hotel, lie phoned the .iher
ill, who placed him in jail for safe
Keeping. There has been a numb.-r of
arr-sts in Traill e-nint-y lately I
violations of the prohibition law, said
to tie the result of the spotter's work.
Tiiere is wailing and gnashing of
Uc'h among those wdio have laid
toemselve.s liai.lc to the vengeance of
the law. which says thou shalt not sell
THURSDAY,
or give away the amber fluid thaiUk
cth away men's reason or the bug
juice that Incllneth to rl»l and blood
shed "(.'hipping In" for
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UAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
it'rmu tlie Ue|)ulllo in, July wtli.l
iss Anna (ieil was at Linton over
Monday night, the guest of Miss Mar
t: hatu
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy I'enuell and two
children were down from Bismarck to
spend the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs.
L. S. bapman.
The range peddlers are said to lie
working in the vicinity of Uayton.
Mr. Farmer, just ask them to take a
load of hay or a few shoats on the
deal
Fiicnds and neighbors of the popu
lar pioneer couple report an enjoyable
I lining party at the home or Commis
sioner and Mrs. Buchauan Wednesday
evening of last week.
Sheep raisers in this section have
harvested their wool crop and are now
ready for market. Prices are consid
erably below those of last year, rang
ing from hi to 10 cents.
Frank 'Joughnour and family are
looking forward to the completion of
a new dwelling that is in courseof con
st ruction. It is to |je 24x:K», two stories
lii^h and is to have a basement.
F. I Smith, the well-known Burr
')al old-timer, was shaking hands
with 11 axel tow friends on the Fourth,
behaving recently returned from his
visit 1,f nearly a year in Idaho. Mrs.
Smith has not yet returned.
I.. S. ('bapman is having a well
di:i 1 at the rear of his restaurant
and has also begun he erection of a
barn on the rear end of his Iota. Thus
far Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are elated
ovi he success of their business ven
lire.
II. lial/.er is in receipt of a letter
from Chris. Winterton staling that
each of the family had been ill fur
a time after reaching Norway, but
that all had recovered. lie lias a
barber-simp over there and hopes to
make enough out of it to bring wife
and babies back to dear old North Da
kota.
Tiie Sunday school that wasrecently
organized in the log school house near
II. !. Smith's is progressing nicely.
The attendance Sunday was good, con
sidering the incleineccy of the weath
er. It is to be known as Silver ('reek
Sunday .school and will meet at .'I p.m.
every Sunday. FCverybitdy, and es
pecially the parents of the neighbor
hood, are invited to attend and help
the work along.
If any one thinks strawberries can
le be successfully raised In Emmons
county he should have seen the box of
tine ones Mrs. Martin Appert present
ed this oil-ice Friday. They were large,
juicy and of excellent flavor. Besides
presenting oilier Hazelton friends
with generous supplies from her berry
patch, Mrs. Appert has preserved sev
eral quarts. She asserts that, had
ibeie been he protection of trees and
shrubs years ago that most farms now
have, strawljerries would be common
here now.
hinal.Proofs Mad*.
The following final proofs were
made recently. The first named is the
claim ini: the others, witnesses:
Before Carley—
Kale Pdbdlecoinb. S hf of jr
and hf of se jr :il-l.'W-76. Rudolph
Stel Hug and eo. K. Middleton.
Rudolph st ell 1! ug. hfofn grand
qr of 11 qr :52-130-78 and qr of
ill-inn- *. John Biddlecomb and
iticliard Wilkinson.
Marriage Ucmum.
The following marriage licenses
issued by .1 udge Oarley laat Sat
urday:
Christian Opp of Haielton and jus
1 a llelfenstein of Livona.
1 leinrich Esch and Katie Heifen
stein, IXJtb of Hazelton.
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Twenty per cent
hats at the
discount on
JULY li. 190S.
keg, case or
jug has been a favorite way of secur
ing he coveted poison, but it is a haz
ardous proposion. The law doesn't ap
pr'"Ye or it. and the fellow who han
dles 1 he chips may be called to account
any old time. "Killing a Dutchman"
is not as murderous as It sounds, but
may be unlawful, neverthelew, and
justice is blind—stone blind, when It
Comes to monkeying with the law of
all iaws in North Dakota. Therefore
we advise the thirsty to drink water.
It answers the purpose quite well.
oil save money, avoid trouble aud
pi'i serve your self-respect. Water used
even internally is quite harmless. It
dor.snt take away your cents or your
senses and it doesn't put spotters on
y.air scent to worry you. By the way,
the spotter may bj most contemptible
in van eyes, but when lie becomes a
part o| the machinery of law you have
to reckon with liitn if you are the
least hit irregular in your handling
of the "red eye." Those who'find
themselves in trouble for dipping in
are Will tsgrigg, Harold Anderson
ami K. Strand, or this city and
'Cige Lashway of Mayvilie.—Grand
Forks Herald.«
"I'troiii
all
Ladies' Furoishiog Store,
of which Miss Stella
Smith wm for*
mei ly proprietress.
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BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
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Friday of last week the Misses
Anna, Eva and Ada llulburt. sisters
of Mrs. Warren Mandigo and cousins
of Clifford Stlckney. arrived from Sut
ton, Canada, and will make anext end
ed visit. The girls spent their vaca
tion here last summer and made many
friends, who are glad to have them
return.
Workmen are just completing a
stone foundation and a -"-foot steeple
for the Swedish Lutheran denomina
tion near (ioose lake. When rum
pleted the church will be the hand
somest aud best appointed church
structure in Emmons county, and the
members of the congregation are he
congratulated for for their enterprise
and liberality.
Some Christian temperance workers
have again got busy with food •overn
or Burke, and Emmons county, so fat
as Braddock, Hazelton aud Linton are
concerned, is dry as the Ieseit of Sa
hara. About the only difference it
makes Is that the man who formerly
dropped Into a saloon and drank a glass
of beer or malt, as the case might lie,
will now ship It in by the case or bar
rel.
At a meeting of tiie stockholders of
the farmers' elevator held in this city
yesterday afternoon it was learned
that f4,ooo had been subscribed and
part of that sum paid in to Temporary
Treasurer Doerschlag. John J. Ityan.
II.
W. Allen. Wm. Baxter, Floyd Bier
and Joiiti Boline were appointed a
committee on incorporation, with in
structions to push the matter through
without delay. No trouble or delay
in securing a charter and building
site are anticipated.
There have been some minor acci
dents about town this week. J. M.
Wirth. of the Braddock Meat Market,
cut a small steak off the end of his
left thumb W. L. Morgan wasdiiving
a nail, and in order to start it well, so
that he could draw his left hand from
across the danger line, he struck with
all his strength and—caught his left
thumb with the hammer. It looks
bad, but he insists that it "doesn't I
hurt a bit." Frank Mines was settinu
up a binder when a bar slipped and
the back of the little linger of the
right hand, coming in contact with a
sharp casting, was laid open to Un
bone from the hand to the joint. All
cripples are on duty.
Some Pertinent Questions.
The editor of the Record is prepared
to prove that (i. A. Herol/., alt-r
promising Michael Kaumgartncr that
lie would support his candidacy for
treasurer in the coming campaign,
said to others that lie would .support
the republican ticket which, of
course, meant opposition to Mr. liintu
Kartner. Now, which was the true
assertion, (iust.avus- For once, come
out aud let the people know where
you stand. You told—aud it can im
proved -during the leant primary
campaign -several people opposed to
resubmission that you would vote
against it if you went to iiisuiarck.
You told many (ierinans that you
would vote''just as Strecter did" on
that question. Now, why not come
out and tell lie people, just, for once,
how you stand on this i|ue.stion? They
have never—during his twenty-live
years publication of a paper in tlii.s
county—had any doubt as to where
the Record man lias stood on any pub
lic question. It is their right to know
where a candidate stands on public
matters. We now ask you two 'jues
tlous:
Are you for the present blind-pig
system, or for the licensed saloon.'
I)o you intend to vote for the repub
lican candidates—Jones. Wittmaycr,
Naramore and (Jell—
at the coming
election, or 'or the democratic no
in
litees? It is a fair question. The can
didates 011 bot tickets are entitled to
know where you stand in this partic
ular?
The columns of the Record are wide
open to you for a reply to these |iie.s
tious.
Dieting For Kheiimatlam.
diet In the treatment of iheiuna
Usui is three-fourt lis of the battle.
Avoid red meats, beef especially:
sweets and starchy foods. Kat acid'
fruits, spinach, tomatoes and salads
freely. Drink a good natural spring
sulphur water and do not touch
spirituous liquors, ale or wine. Wear
red flannel next the skin the year
around—a lighter weight in summer,
of course—but do not lay It otr at any
season. -Kx.
Wanted.
A man and wife to work on ranch,
beginning not later than Sept 1st.
For further Information call on or ad
dress Wm. Macmkkh. Kmmonsburg.
tar Linton State liank has real
estate money to loan on good farm
land, Improved, live years, annual in
terest, with privilege of paying tiuo.
or any multiple thereof, on any
interest-paying date.
I
News, July lU
Haying in the Brad dock district is
in full swing. Help is rather varce,
however, and uien are receiving *to
per month aud board.
RECORD.
Double- Stag^fM'd An- Spare
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I KOS I-PkOt H-
INI'I'M lilt I »i i-
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Unless yon are financially able lo
throw money away, tind out what il's
^oingtocost after you have p.iid He
agent his price. Don't st-jek widi
a car that costs as mueh to keep a
year as yon paid for it. K'.iiiiine
price list a# repair parts if possdd-
There's where a l-ord buyer is s.'tle'
nobody, not even compel ilor.s, viff-i
any more at ord claims. Wc have
proveH too conclusively that, in addi
tion to selling a runabout for y.no
that 's as well built as any I,-mo car
made, the car can be driven l-y 111
most inexperienced operator, al a
lower up-keepcost than any othi.r.car,
regardless of price.
Do you think it's too strong .' W II,
we have |n,ono |-ord owners t,( back
it up. I here are -.everal in your
neighborhood ask them and Ac will
abide by their decision, ..
JI.50 PKU A If, IN ADVANCE
The Greatest Building
Material Miracle
mu A 1 TV Ml*
'I'nA I iimotnrit IhnMm/u
COQcrete BuildiuR-
Are You Going to
iii'mh,
K. MAKTIN. Pit
N"iili 1 ikuta,
A W M-. 'iiOilrr.
LINTON STATE BANK
Capit.il, $15,000.00
Surplus, $ 4,500.00
I Solicits Your Account.
nient,, he Itest, l-'aeilit ie.s, and
t'nnsistent will,
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oioil.H.inUiiiL'.
Model "S' Roadster, $750
Many a man has hou^hi hi.s 1 ,ir 111 -1
then •[one broke running it. I he only
men wdio caii afford 7"i per 1 1.1 of lie:
various makes of ears sold to-day are
men of independent lie- in1-.
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Blocks.
Mi 'IS I I 'Klvi'KOOF
Vi- KM I l'l( »l
INK XI'KNSIVK
Build?
11 yon are gointf to build a More, a home, .1 l.aru. or a
I'Uil.liiiH of .my Kind whatever, you will do as others do,
I- ndt-avor (o lind the best building in.itrrial and t|ir
"""diods ot eoiisipu Uott within your means, or within a
Jlctiiiite .iiiioimi money, I hope, tht-rrforr, t,, have the
privilege ,.| lignt'iu^ with vou, .md th.it you will specify my
tdoi in tl,,- obstruction ot your bnilding.
LINTON CEMENT WORKS
Vottl.ANtRK.VU'e l'rt)*.
We XTer Courteous Treat-
Most l.llM-ral Accomodations
A Mr. l-ord said, --I wanted
in.ike a 1 ,r that a m.in ,111
Ot
a
salary
ML'iiOor I a yearean afford
FORD MOTOR COMPANY.
F. B. IRVINE. Solicitor. Linton, North Dakota.
to
own." and that's just exactly what
lc did, and two-thirds of the l-'ord
ear- in useto-ilay are owned by men
on a Salary men wlio have found
that a lord was cheaper than a horse,
l.eaper Mian strret c,,rs a ml railroads.
know yon woulii like to own a
ar. I'erhaps you think you cannot
a'ford it. It that's the case just call
al oor garage and see for yourself
how good a ar 'an be secured at a
ry low price, and how economically
!h.it car 1 an be mamta iwd.
Ask to lie shown the I'.Ml* Model
•'.'s lo,-ulster a |."i h. p. -t-cylinder
i-'imbb- seat, powerful, rfficieid car
id handsome design a iHr possessing
hie popular features of the highest
pri' -'d car
hen tiler's
the
world-famous
Model
Kunabout, lo.liooof which were
r.»"M in IU07 VMHt
I he Model "5" Kuimbout, l-cyhii
'ler, I ., h. p., dejx'iidahie and power
t7oo
Bilking Perfection
jmnsihik only with tin
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Flour.
Hrm-r, to g,'t bt'xt tinrl certain rr
a SNOW
WHITE brand Flour. Its /m-
11 hj 11n.1l excellence in every re-
liiire been proven so munij
11 mi k. in so many ways, that you
trill ml mintage yourself by til u-ttys
011/fling SM)W WHITE FLOt'It
LINTON Hf\ZELTON
Lf\ND COMPANY
Uj'ji -rx in /.: iihiii tintI Hazelton
Large t.ist of 1111//rori'tl nntl I 11 111 fjroretl J.a nil ft. «.•//so, tie
si in hi i' It'n ut-it f.s:. Irirfs from $S to $'Jii per acre
H're t's a enll hrjnir uon //it rrlmse. I.untl shown free of
rhar$r. it-ItrtJirr or. not. ifou buy
Apply to L. DU Heaume, Linton, N. D.