Emmons County record. [volume], September 17, 1908, Image 4

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L. Ml. OAKLET.
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DKSTUT
LISTUB. SOIL DAK.
KBBOBS Conotj ihstnet Coapta
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Wunnir.
OBcU2 Abttracter
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FAkM A.M» it A Null LAM'S FOB SALE
VOTAHY PUBLIC Arent fur MKK1CAS
feL'BETY tX).. of .He* York
CI'JAK* BATH BOOM
CITY UABIIEB SHOP
A. M. BBITT8. I'wor.
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Buket Utrn
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Mondajr*
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Watchmaker
and
Jeweler
llepairinK a Specialty
Linton, North Dakota
WELL8.
TUBULAR
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HATIHFAO'TIOM UUAItANTEKlJ
AUKNT KOK UAIlY
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LINK EMUINKM.
KIIANOI8 JA6ZK0WIAK.
No 121 Twelfth Htreet. llUtriarcW. I N.
DR. W. C. WOLVERTON
PllVS1CIAN AND .SLIKOKON
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA
of tbu Kjrc Klvcn HpccUl Atlvntlou
OladMiit Klttcl.
Ornct
AT
Fi.AHinTr I'IMMMACT.
Htione*: Ofllee. in-!: KeaKteoce, tH-:i
JOHN PETERSON,
Blicksnitb and Woodworker,
IIAZKI/IXJN N OUT 11 jAK/l'A.
1. 1'Meby renjiectfuHy inform
A
the
public that am new prepared to do
work In nay line, and will earnestly en
deiiTor to HatiHfy tliotte wlio f(iv« me
their patronage
OMVBEAL & SWEET
WELL DRILLERS
LIVONA. Noklll IJAKOI A
Wc Drill U:«,. «r Sii.dlow W« lls.
C. tsoliu«: i'nwcr Used (»r lrilliii|{.
WORK PROMPTLY DONE
SMITH & IRVINE
Undertaking and Embalming,
Furnitur* and CasH«ts.
I'rrsoii.-il ml prompt attention to all
tclrplioric orders.
Linton, North Dakota
•o VCMW,
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PATENTS
aayeaessaStasasl
#Kg§jg
"•ssfaJS
ealaUea of ear
Oiifim f««u.
Tbe Sratii}!! pifff fbo smicnMk
for a wager Jo drhe a b*3 a EsSJe in I
a dfuze-u coesectsare ti»c«s pic^LJt t**
bSxue'J aa eesier mi titts »ae ofs
h*« [^cdR«!Mn occth of lie T*w4
Aesos^s Jie-
roost iaieresKisj? wagers
of liis kii»d as o*se tztea .ia tie
Bargee* G4£ng society
Ss J«Ss
lo ttro meszUet* coeM drire 4 l«i3|
OTfrT
tie cjiiue of S. OSes' Rt-ffpie-1
Tk
feat
cis
K«- 1
nSrwot tfct Xorti, Oakou TlUe. lossr
aac« aad Trust Company, dtlokdisu.
TtK ?l*l* of ,*ortfc
aneiEple2
Seeasie#
Uiwv.1
If a Mr.j
of Ltiti sjad Mr Suwilte,
prlsier, eaei tlXrafi sis bsiis,
a»l both fotspKSioJ*
•we^i^erciKi. a beas&t of saort tJjas
1*'J
feet frura 51»e giwsjai.
S«ae yesif iaie-r Dwaaid Mel»esji, a
write? V9 ibe Sgwf ^roa rsixtxa
t5aj 1*1 br dririi^ a ba2 ctw Mel
rEJe's TscmcopaL ia St. Ailrt*
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Wpfof objeb wfli b« tied r:ti UK cieri: of
tbe dUtfiet enrt of Esasums eHsif,
of JKorth u4 to tort a oupy of
yoor Mf«r g)w U* tstarriMri Vitus
thirty difi after tbe
FIQSARE, WLIUE »WAI SC-YTEMOEN BART
perfanzxtS the of driviaj
•ije toXi f»a Siafc* to tb»
top of Ajtiicr's sett a species of jo8
ieg viacli requires coo
Eadersbie nsniiaa as
tt&3
as fti'L—
Westffliast^ GiJsMte.
A Litt:# H«r« Than Your Income.
A jxaii, being asked bo*
mtyjh Jt coei to lire ia New Yorlt city
rpj':»4, "A littie more tbaa yoor In
etrzoe, •B-baterer that Is." A yoans «tj
cJergjTaaa oa tis first itnad of parist
calis focal a fa in 11 j- on the verge ol
etarratJoo- The man had been oat ol
work for mouths. He had a wife aac
fire
C-hOdren,
the yocngest a baby
They had just eaten the last bit ot
food In the
house.
925
The young clergy
man gave them $3 and collected foi
them f20 more before the day was ont
A few days later be called to see about
getting
work for the man. They wer*
•gain on the point of starring. Witt
tile
the woman had bought a fine
new baby carriage, some coffee anc
sugar. When the clergyman exposta
latci she indignantly denied extrava
gam*. The children bad broken tin
old caniagc. and It was necessary tht
baby should have a dally airing. Ai
for th'- coffee It was the first they ha4
had in vrx-S Ji. They were accustomec
to It and needed it—Appleton'r Maga
line.
A Queer Cough Mixture.
Mrs. Ix-lauey, so well known &s ai
ei?hte«ntb ccntury personage, had
•trance prescription for a cough mix
tnre. Writing to a friend In January
1758. she
M'R:
"Does Mary cough ii
the nlfc-litV Two or three snails boila
In her lcirlcv water or tea water a
whatever sin.' drinks might le of grea
R« rvi-e .to li'-r. Taken in time the
have done wonderful cures. She mus
know nothing of it. They give n«
manner of taste. It would be be*
nol'xly .should know It but yourself
and I should Imagine six or eight boll
ed in a quart of water and strained of
and put In liottle would be a
T!H:J
gooi
way, adding a spoonful or two of tha
to every liquid she takes. They mns
be fresh done every two or three days
otherwise they trow too thick." A
strpnge r*ni'dy, and one wonden
whether "Mcry" took It and benefited
by It
Misjudged.
A fkotumaii was traveling la a thirl
class Krnoking carriage on a north ol
England IJu when at a small statior
fishwife with a creel opened tb
door. Not relishing the prospect ol
such company, the Scotsman said
his smoothest tones, "Ah, this is
smoking carriage, my good woman!*
The fishwife took no notice, but pushed
In. "My g'xrd woman, this Is a smok
ing carriage." repeated th* mate p«»
senger In louder tones. The fishwife
put her nr!I In the corner and ui
down opp'/'lii' to bbn, and the tniz
started.
th« woman pat hei
hand in a pocket of her blue petticoat
took out a large black pipe, lit It, an&
blowing a cloud of rank smoke thai
nearly isuffo'/ated her companion, re
marked, "And
no,
my manole, y«
thocht nneixxly could tak* a draw but
yerseT!"
A Big ftwallow.
A detective was testifying In tht
case of a woman nbopllfter whom be
had arrested In her own house.
"And, your honor," said he, "when I
told her the charge she turned bet
back to me and swallowed a purse, six
suits of silk underwear, a silver candle
stick and chafing dish, and"—
"Itubblsh! Arc you crasy?" the mag
istrate interrupted.
"Excuse ine. What I mean to say,
your honor," explained the detective,
"is that she swallowed the pawn tick
ets."
A Wash Twice a Year.
A charming 1/ungarlan countess
once said to me, "What Is so nice
nliont the men from England Is that
they look so clean, as If they bad Just
come from ii 'swlm." Of course we
pride
OIIIKCIVCH
on otir morning tubs,
flplash and splutter ami shiver and pol
ish up with-rough towels. "What dirtj
people those English are," remarked
ton Kalian, "when they IInd It neces
sary to wash all over every day! Why,
I only wash twice a year!" I have
met Ohlnexe who regard washing all
over an a proceeding decidedly Im
proper.
A
rhlncse Is washed when be
is born, and lie has no other oltogctber
wash till he is dead. But we British
people have adopted eleantlnesa. only
of recent years. Small hous^ have
their bathrooms, but very fc# liouses
built over half century ago were pro
vided with Iwthrootns. I suppose
those must have been (he days of the
Saturday night wash in the kitchen.
Certainly our gay cavalier ancestors In
silks and rallies must have been a
dirty gang. Handkerchiefs were not
iuvented, and the velvet cloaks must
often have been greasy. The rollick
ing old times were very dirty old
times.—"Baths, Pleasant and Other
wine."
The Don't Worry Theory.
•Tht! usual advice given to the wor
rlw
IM,
"I inn't worry." This advice is
foolish
U'CIIUMC
can
it.
Impractical. No one
HIOJI
thinking one type of thought
except i,y mibstitutlng for it another.
r.iMhU'H, it in dangerous advice, for,
VV" one could niechnnlcai-
1 1
a a
L-w.xv'"ni1
Hllu»,,y
bc
itseu, w,„ii!i
it t» t» U«{fct bnr to Ssi a WtiA
fai em'W*
for bif or tier Uftw pMW
tin» go&sr to raii If a*7 "Do«1
wh^tx Jet al»o t« mfi£ to add.
~Bsi rMt" and Jet »2M poist 0®J
•nit: Utsd at AcsM bf
takes aad Ibe ia *rbich It
so be 'a -7tier rtit Ibr
worrier sswds Is ff^doaiioa.—BfT. ft
S M'ftei fa Btar.
A MrtiUtt.
Mts..
s&cixe&ei
W-'.'if-i'is
la
se&diig tb-sr balls **2 «r« si*'
sje-n jgtrf. who *rtf
fes/j tome ors Jo scrrk* before and
HAD BID SMTTTFY SET EXPENEOOE
ap}*-are*l lo
no
"kc an en
sl",l,ul
l»hu»t himself on the
expi iuit'.i "f
,ltM
c"Kl,,°-
The energy
x,V,'(t!1,0
7y,'tur,u,d
lt,w"rd
on
Ism to *»oiitnt mechan
1
H' Nl1'-
rkHl man
What the wor
ornan needs evidently
as a
V*
wUiiag aaS ta-
aia-J was ^QK-k to learn. In
rif-s ber iiicij)t!K9« she bad read
ily srtv'J to c. ort for ST.^Vj a week,
ilr.-- ha iras an expert cook,
Lii ''ten riicch f«ain5 with ber edu
csitioc in lh.it lliK-. and at tbe end of
rv
six ~«*ks JetaSnsa was eqnal to
sar denials her ia the line of
TT^
•rt. The mhstress was
greaily surprised, therefore, wben tbe
K-J-S oae :. orain^ gave hor a week's
aork-e.
^vi*hat do.rs this mean. JemimaT'
th? a?ked. "Haven't I treated yon
fairly
"Ye*, nia'ara." answered tbe girl,
"bet I've h-arned how to cot* now,
end I've foond a place where I can get
S." a wevk rifrlit at the start"
•"You OWi/t ask nse to raise your
wag -*..
Ij
ou think you are acting
fairly with nse'r"
"Oh. I'm sing to do the square
thins with you. Mrs. Mlllsap," said
Jemima "I've got a sister about a
ye.tr jounjj.-r than I am, and she's
I«errtTi- ly i'.iing To come here and
work for a week—till she learns
c)okiu? an. liov,'." Youth's Compan
ion.
Trivial Cause of a Bloody War.
In the year 1454 a Polish nobleman
he-ame obnoxious to the laws Of his
country by reason of his having com
mitted a crime. Be fled to Sweden,
whereupon John Casimir, king of Po
land, wrote to Charles Gustavus, king
of Sweden, demanding tbe surrender Of
the criminal Tbe king of Swedon an
reading tbe dispatch noticed that his
own name and titles were followed by
two "et ceteras," while the nam# of
tbe king of Poland was followed by
three. The missing "et cetera" SO en
raged tbe king of Sweden that be at
once declared war against Poland.
Tbe war was carried on with great bit
terness until 1CC0. wben a peace waa
signed at Oliva, near Danzig. A con
temporary writer (Kocbowsky) poured
out bis lan-entations on the war In
these terms: "How dear has this 'et
cetera' been to us! With bow many
lives have these two potentates
for these missing eight letters! With
what streams of blood has the faQsre
of a few drops of ink been avenged!"
A Horse's Tee Naila,
Few persons realise that a borse's
hoof is really tbe same thing as the
toe nails of human beings or of ani
mals having toes. Tbe horn of a boot
grows Just as a toe nail does. The
hoof grows more rapidly In unshod
horses than in those wearing sbosa,
and it grows tester in borsss which
are well groomed and well fed. Bat
on an average tbe born grows about a
third of an inch a month. Hind boofii
grow faster than fore hoofs. Tbe toe
of the hoof being the longest part It
takes longer for tbe born to grow
down there than at the beeL For In
stance, the toe will grow entirely down
in from eleven to thirteen months,
while the heel will grow down in from
three to live months. As tbe new horn
grows ont any cracks or detects la the
Old gradually work down to where
they can be cut off, just as with human
Anger nails you can watch tbe progress
of a braise front the roof to the tip.—
New York Bun.
Dictionary Users Modest.
Men are never so m'xJeBt as wben
they
go
to use a dictionary," remarked
aa attendant at the public library.
As a rule, when you see a man go to
a public dictionary or one in anyplace
where other jeople are around you'll
see him looit about furtively as If in
fear somebo.ly might s»-e him. Men
who make
pretensions at having
any great :ni 'u:it of knowledge never
theless Kee to
IK
embarrassed to
have any think that they do not
know the pronunciation or meaning of
some Engli-li word. The next time
you see a in.ni looking up a word in
the dictionary Just ask him What it is
he is looking "|i and see if be will tell
you. You'll f"fj'l In at leant nine cases
out of ten that lie won't teil you. He's
afraid you'll Uno-.v it and have the fun
of enllghteil:)K him."—Cleveland Plsln
Dealer.
A Bibliophile's Reply.
Mandell Creighton, who waa bishop
of London, had a horror of lending
his favorite books. A fellow clergy
man once vl-dted the bishop and took
a fancy to old edition of Shake
speare. lie borrowed the volume and
did not thinU to return It for several
mouths. Finally the minister returned
It with a letter, saying. "My Dear
Bishop-1 hiive Kreat pleusure in re
turning tbe volume you lent me."
The bishop answered, "My Dear
Brother—AH the joy is mine."
Oyster Shells aa Medicine
Ground oyster sh»lls were given by
the mediaeval doctors to children suf
fering froin rickets and scrofula. Now
It appears that they were right. The
shells contain lime, nitrogen. Iron, sul
phur, manganese, magnesia, flour, bro
mide, phosphoric acid and Iodine, all
excellent for feeble children. They asy
that If growing children were to take
powder«*d oyxer shells in their food
the teeth would be Improved.—ton
don Answetv
Why He'ltefiieed.
^Can I offer you a little more soupT*
lady asked her new paying guest
"No. thanks'" was the quick reply.
"I ho|ie you are not refusing because
it Is considered had form to take two
helpinipi of *oup We are not sticklers
for etiquette."
"Oh. It Isn't etiquette that I was
worrying about It was tbe soup!"
•aved the Dishes.
Husband- Ilut why did you dlsml
the cook this morning, when tho
Hlggaes are coming to dinner tonightf
Wife—Because at 11 a. m. we bad only
exactly enough dishes left to set tho
table.—Judge.
Ton as&." asM aa Aafoam man
eighty yean yonc, was eoaat
od a sin aaacog the good wivea of tbe
Uttie Maine town while was born to
waste a atngle aeant of tiaae. I
have heard my grandmother tell the
story ef one dame who aach fanftrt
tbe chareh pteple oa one never to
be forgotten oecaatsa. People who
went eaity to thaith acta snryrtsad
one Sabbatb inocalag to aee Aaat Bet
sy sitting sway ia fraat gray yarn
stockings in ber hands aad ber knit
ting needle* cHcktag merrily away as
she worked- Tbe Itmtd la
soiprise as ho poaoed ber oa Ms way
to tbe pulpit, bat the old lady was act
one whit disturbed by Us disappear
ing air. 8m!ling aemHj, aho said
complacently: Thought I'd knit a
Stitch while the people are gathering.
I never was one to waste a mlnnte,
elder.* And tbe good dame cantlnned
to click her needle*, while tbe bontfiod
minister hastened to his desk. Not
till be began bis sermon did Annt Bet
sy lay aside her Saadaj
work."—Kennebec Journal.
Cariyle Was a Terror.
The domestic Infelicity of tbe &?
lyles is commoa kaowledge, hat It Is
not Inappropriate to giro Mrs. OsilyWs
view of ber husband. "It bo .woold
only bo aatisfied!" she used to Mine
times complala of Oaityle. "Bot I
have bad to loan tbgt when be does
not And fault hs Is pleased, and that
has to content me."
On one occasion wbea Csrtylo wag
away from home Mia. Cariyle busied
herself to get all In perfect order foe
her husband's antral, aad whoa an
was complete-his dinner nady^ hls
armchair la its asaal poalttoa, hlfgtps
aad tobacco prsparsd, all as
comfortable aa lisssflils Mis CLjat
down at last to nst aad to oipoct him
with a quiet mind. Be arrtrad, aad
Rafter bo bad greeted me, what do yoa
think bo did? He walked to the win
dow and shook It aad asked, '.Wbsra's
tbe wedge of the wtadowf And ontjl
wo had fBond thst-bloMed wedge noth
ing woold content Ida. Bo said tbe
window would rattle aad spoil alL"
Hard and toft.
"What asked tha teacher, "does an*
thracito meant"
"That's a kind of coal," said little
Willie.
"Yes. Anthracite coal Is what wo call
bard coaL So 'anthracite^ most msiij
'hard.' Now, can yoa tell mo what
trftnmlnoao' means?"
"That's coal, too," Willie replied.
"But It isn't tbe saaa of cool
that sntbrscito Is, Is Itt Bitumiaoiui
coal is what wa comiaonly rater to as
soft coal. Now, wails, 1st as aee it
you can form a esateace
the words anthracite aad tibunloMa.]
Willie tboaght tbe matter over fur a
mlnnte aad tbea ssld:
"Here's one: This "»«—'f before
pa started do
wa town ma wanted |8 tec
groceries aad things aad Aa Mod to
get It by saying btfaartnnas words, bet
pa gave her an sntbarll» loo^Tand
wben bo dlssppsand arooad ths cornsr
she was weeping
What BIsie's sister wanted to know
was where BUs Hot that
sOver mounted walldag stick. Bo|
lQsle didn't want MA sisters to
know, so Elsie's sister got Elsis'a ft
thsr to ask Elsie.
"I fouad it," sue ponttaidy, inform
ed ber tether, "floatiaf libs a jehoooer
oa the waves one day wlto I waa
bsthing."
But two daye later EWs's sister
ssld to Elsie:
"Come tell mo! What Is bis name?"
"Name!" repeated Elsie blankly.
'What do yoa mean?"
"I mean, dear," said Elsis's aister,
"that last night I tried to make nst
stick off yours float la tbe bath, and—
well, darling, It saak!" Pearsoa's
Weekly.
A Metaphor With a History.
To "know a bswk from a hsrnshaw"
Is metsphor with a cations history.
It is comps^xm drawn from fsl*
conry. "Hernsbaw" Is a eorraptlOB
of "beronsbaw," or yoang heron, a bird
which was a common pray of tbe fsl
cons. To know a hawk from a bsrn
shaw la therefore to be able to dis
tinguish tbe falcon from Its prey. A
farther colloquial corruption crept late
ths phrase—"to know a hawk from
handsaw," a form nsed by Bamlet la
one place. Possibly tbe distinction be*
tween hawk and a hsrnshaw was
found not tOyhs strong enough tor the
purposes of'the proverb.—Msncbestsr
Qnsrdlan.
Agrssd With the Lsstnrsr.
Daring a lectors at ons of tbe schools
on tbe subject of "Ventilation and Ar
chitecturo," tho temperatnre of tbe
room rose to a very high pitch.
"And now wo will tarn to Groses/'
sMd tbs lecturer.
"So wo will," said one of the audi
ence, wiping hla brow, "unless yoa
open some of tho windows."—Path
Under.
Out of It,
"Tea, ho makso a big hit with her.'
He has a greea automobile, sad It
matches her drsss."
"Well, why dont yoa toko her driv
ing?"
"I ain't got no green horse.1'—at
Louis Bepabilc,
Is Odd.
Oyer—Ioe't It qaoer that tbs bamp
of benevolence Is located exactly at
the top of a man's bsad? Myer
What's queer aboat It? Oyer—Why,
It's ss tar from ths pocketbook as
possible.—Chicago News.
Hspplasss consists of thinking so
and sticking'to It—Msachoster Valoa.
Notioo to Creditors.
la the matter
at
the estate of Ploaia Bias
beuvel, di
state of
creditors of,
•jicjzsrz im
six oaths after
this notice, to ai—
resMeaeeia theasttlei
said fanmoaacoaaly.
aeeeaaaor voaebers. wlthli
er the nt publication
said aAialiKtof at h(_
A of westteld, in
Dated AagaatST, A. O. HH.
B. LOOYENUA.
adwitattlfiiiw
Klrat pabllcattoa oa the Sd day uf N«p'
.tealber,
A.
D. MS.
FKENUn 6HMM.
l*«y an* j*TZiC a year satoeripUoB ia
MriMt rax Uw hi*
ssock brands described
la tkit
A13e«,H. W.-Braddoci. Bones-oa right
sboaMer. CaiUe. v-i oa rigt hio
alle*. Joerpb-*Wicoaa. Cattle. A ea rigbt
iaim. W. —Jale. Cattle branded
•a left s4e. Boraes hraaded with
wall sue ot above bruuL on left ebeek.
Cattle aad
Hermaa Linton.
taws. Boa left hip.
Baker. W.—Liroaa. OatUe. 7 oa left hip
aader oater half of right ear scalloped
oat. Horm,} on left shoulder.
itat, »aas tlnll. Cattle, AB Oeiaad le
Setliar) aa itsM kip.
Baker, Jokn—11axel ton. Cattle aad Horsea,
aad oonbiaed on left side.
•aangartaer. Joka—Strasbarg. Cattle and
busts. ec left Up.
Hem aad eaule, s)
right thlsfc er hip. tibus. strip eat oat
ead of aader *Me of Hfkl ear.
Beas. Anjrast—Brad dock. Cattle. 4 oa
right hip.
Brooks, C. E. Winchester. Horses,
left shoulder. Cattle same braad oa right
hip.
Itle, •oa left hip.
a lefttMsb.
m»a»l, aWiMI. •T-p. noleh la risbt
ear at wstbenasd left cut of eOes
Clark, Joseph—Dale. Cattle, JC oa left hip.
Caaey, D. W.—Gayton. Cattle, on left rib.
Horses, same brand on left 7 shoulder.
Compaan, Abel—Westfleld. Cattle, A and
combined oa right hip.
Coover.C. E.~Gleneoe. CaUle,_l_ oa ieftribe.
Honsa. 11 on left sbonlder.*~i*"
Davis Bros. (Bearer Creek Stock Farm)—
Liatoa. Cattle and horses. on right
hip.
Davis, J. B.—Hazelton. cattle, combined JB
oa right hip.
Dasisiliiss. Lewie—Braddoek. Cattle, DX oa
left hip aad 7 on risht side. Horses, 0 oa
leftshoalder.
Daralnuh, Loale—WeeUIeld. Cattle, LD eoa
risht hip.
Jakob—Bister. Cattle,
Hones, seme on left sbo
mtle.
•a left
Frederick, Jas.—Hatelton. Cattle, 33 on
left hip.
Ooagbaoar. John—Bismarck. Cattle have
brand (known as "Logcbaln-Hook
Brand") oq left hip.
Orarlnk, H.-We^fleld. CalUe, on left hip.
P.-Hull. Cattle, W oa rich!
Oiosa, Wss.
thigh.
Hansen, A.—Hatelton.
hip.
Hssaaid, Bea—1
left sldo.
Halt, Jerrr,—Winona,
on left side.
Cattle. on left
l-Cattle, I oa
Cattle and horns, lit
Cattle, J2 on left ribs.
Cattle, 73 oa tho riahi
Uedblad, Olof-Tell.
Harols, O. A.—Linton.
hip.
Herolt, H. J.—Linton.
blned on right hip. Grown
brand on right shoulder. Youag horses,
on Inside of right front leg.
Hose, J.—Winona. Cattle and horses. J—J
(combination II and J) on right hip.
lot VeMk A.—WeMfleld. Sheep, ears split
Cattle, A and com
»_ horses, same
Urely in two parts left ear on ewes, risht
ear on wetben.
Klahuode, E. A.—Hazelton. Cattle and
horses. KX on left hip.
Kurt*. 8. B.—Hazelton. Cattle and horses.
(lazy seven) on left ribs.
Merchant, W. J.—Linton. Cattle, on risht
Haealdsr. Wllllaai—Emmonsbars. Cattle and
WM
oa risht hi*.
Handigo, W. W.—Braddock. Uorses and cat
tle, open triangle on left hip.
Hikesell. J. W.-Braddock. Cattle and
borshs, diamond (C In adlamond
on left hip. OT
Morford, M. B.—Hampton.—Cattle, (with
enrves Instead of angles at top) on risht
side of neck.
Husodi. Wm.—Bmmonsbuic. Cattle, oa
left hip. Horses, on left shoulder.
C.—Winona. Cauie. N (lame, with
earner*)
MI
left sMe. Horns, ssme
(ssull) on left boof.
O'Flynn, John—Winona. Cattle, O on left
shoulder. Horses, O on left hip.
Petereon, A. B—Armstrons. Cattle, on left
hip.
Petria, A. L.— Linton. I) tlorsee and cattle
have this brand on (I risbt hip.
PoUosk, B. Y. Sons.—Pollock, 8. D. Cattle
oa right hip.
on left ebeula
some with
Pestle. John—Winona. Horses, 4 on
de. Cattle, 44 on left elde, and
on left shoulder.
Putnam, C. O.—Winona. Cattle, DC on left
ribs, lioreee, on left shoulder.
Batbbnn, C. J.—Linton. Horses, 76
blned on left shoulder. Cattle,
brand on left hip.
Kennkera, G. W.—Weetlleld.
r%ht blp.
Bice, 11. E.—Pollock,
horses, branded on
with this brand.
8.1). Cattle and
right 'shoulder
Bypkems, Rlemer-Westaeld. Cattle, MR
on right shoulder. Horses, hair lirana
on risht ribs.
Bush, H.—Hazelton. Cattle. 41 on leftislde
Horses. 4t on left shoulder.
8pauldlng, Ilarrlc—Gayton. Cattle branded
with large S on right hip. -Horses,
on right shoulder.
Suverly, Geo. A.—Clayton. Cattle and horses
A on right hip.
Todd. James—Gayton. Cattle and Horses,
on right shoulder.
25 Tough, David—Horses,brand on right
hip. Cattle, same brand on left hip..
Van Heukolom, J. WestOeld—Cattle, ¥H
on left hip. Horses, VN hair brand on
left hip.
Van Boest, U.—Hull. Cattle, S on left hip.
Van Soest, M.—Hull. Cattle, 8 on right hip.
Wellsr, A. M.—Hampton. Caltle, on left
hip.
Weller, E. C.—Hampton. Horses, 9C on
right shoulder, cattle, same brand dn
left hip.
Whalen, U.—8trasburg. Cattle, on right
hip. Horses, same brand under mane,
on right side.
Wollsrann. Jacob— Winona. Horsea. on
left hip.
Yeater, D. II.—liaseiton Cattle O O
oa left side.
Notice to Contractors.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the School Board of
Qlanavoa School District, No. 4, In the coun
ty of Emmons and state of North Dakota,
up to 2 o'clock p. m. of Saturday, Oct. 17, imw,
for the erection of twosehool-houses and an
outhouse to a school-house In said district,
apedScatloas for which school-house and
out-luiuae can be Mien at Hie residence of
the clerk In said Utanavon HCIRMI District.
Knjrelopui containing bids must lie mark
ed "Bids ror Building Two Hcliool-llousos
aad an Out-House," and must be addntssed
to L. J. U. Ilawley, Clerk of Ulanavon
School District, Polhstk, H. II.
Tho hoard reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
The successful bidder will
tbe provisions of said contract.
By order of the Hoard of Directors of
Ol an a von Hcliuol Tiutrlct, No. 4.
Dated Mept Itws!' liistrVcMJIerk.
Notice for l*Mbll«atlen.
Itaivrn ttrsrss LswniirrMw.i
lllMMAIM NOMTM lUKOTV
1
A usual ss. isss
t"
deceased, to tite
—i nn iirfi
uFfa!Kl2 r!, r1r,
•weans*of o. M.bter'.l "»ts^"" "/tL7iViS
oMhiM«»f//!& "r tHttiTUy
.IkWKf.l,, IteeUier
&
Mgsls and Itiiiiiiios Ml. nil
mtUm llaliery.
MeKibbtn Ha^to
W. E. PETRIE,
corn
same
Cattle, oa
srediowa in the new rou-isco},-."'
sceee"aod edwrpeeelMsefcsliapeiloi boys and young mei—f
NeKlhMn Hate a tb s^leijrlet (oi die owe- ii...
MeKlhbin Hate ia all colon—McKibbin
the NoKAbin Hat is a^itr njrk is die best hat to bf
THE STANDARD Or HAT VALl^S3.0
This a
SOVEREIG
SHOES
Reign Supreme as a 54.00 VY^
SOVEREIGN QUALITY S
Goodyear Welts, Made Right i: -S
Tfce Leatkers used are proven
uniform in Quality. They r.rc S\-i
Century Skoes, made to suit the lactcs of i:p~t -Ji
men. Note tke Styles, note t!:e La
Leatkers. No point in good skocmaLi: ..
5n MSM Sovereign Quality" on c\eru St,,
SMITH-WALLACE SHOE CO, MJ,, a
CHRIST. VOLFER, LINTON.
DACOTAH LUMBER CO
Buy your lumber and coal
from us and in a year you II
be putting on more airs than
you could grind out of a linm!
organ.
Linton, North
Writ*
trie* until
yoa
*021KNETMI
mm THe regular retail price ot these lira it
tSM per pair, but to introduce we will
HiiyouauMfilepatrforttMHeaikwithorderjtJSI.
NAILS, Tacks or Glass will not lot the
«lr oat. Sixtjr thonasnd pairs sold last year
Over two hundred thousand pairs now in use.
Made in
all sizes. Itistivel'
••"If sswsss «BBwwausues. 11 ulively
ra^fe« aKasifSisi!g±
YOU
IMI
reciulred to
•ive a bond In double the amount of bU
contract that ho will perform the work In a
faithful maimer
HIIII
In accordance with
Afl HOT MMIP bat write as
a postal today,
TE"
oilers we arc making,
J. MEM CIHE CMMIf,
Notice ot Flve-Vesr Flaal Proof.
."r INTKHIOIt. I
Mwn omen at IlisMSHca, N. li„
August IT. I tuts. I
Notice i« hereby given tlint
I'ltKII AMIItKtJIlT,
N, |l,, Ims llleil notice of hla
iuwut uf hls,«r«im.HvTf,,,'r ",ml
•Vt'i.. Vi"i'iu!ii'"J l«for
tl *i. i,V^clerk of
,/i
4
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l.hifim. N, |i no H»p|„
Tt-l'i.T'i' I'tiiloii. N. Ii.
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•sin.b Kioiiti'iii
OF
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N, II.
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HM,
LINTON, N.
s'-( 6
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l:i
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receive
21SELF-HEAUM TIRES
becomes
sn ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being given
by *TrS?y?ycl* specially prepared fabric oa the
s?uu't iTf lr^ these tires
isfrseper pair.but for
you have caamined and
.yg*1aotnayaceataatil
until you have caamined and
IN EACH!
.Je furnished bv \r-
'uUparticulars and s/ :,u
Qntil you reccive n-ul .improve.
\.wiikcuta cent dt'fosttadys
MtlAIs duting wluch r.me yuu
fou are then not perfectly shu
to ui
at our expense ar.c1 a
wa famish the highest grade bicycle
at one amall profit above
actual uu .-!
twite INT buyisff direct of us
mtm behind foar JHeyclt. DO HOT BL
and H.W
a
bicycle or ,-r
our catalogues
and learn
'MWr tptnal 0ffer$
to
rider
aRents.
AflVM|Mff| when you receive o-:r In-r:
_-6 NflwRIVHM study our superb n»
year. We sell the highest ravie
J®** cjthw^bctory. Wa art satisfied with $1.0 \••-i-.rw
on sell our bicycles under i,
NRCTIBE-SMn£
4
I
WOUnHBOUCE,
ONL
Kotleethothi. l: ruW'"
"A" and piinr•'
••••rerH
and "U." il-» -~"",r
to prevent ri::i
I-IIII"".-1
tire will outl
«»ake~soKV. l.L.l"111
EASV HIUIM
-i-. ihlnC nj
shipped same day letter is received
found
SMS ®85aaatjB|
4 per ceat (thereby makine the
r.mL'ofl.r?!i^ b* Sner thS any te*mu have ever used or s.
t^Mi ji???.. Pressed that araea you want a bicycle youni.lt
Wc want you to aead as a trial seder at coce. hence this remarkable tire offtr
JF
tiit-m
inn MM daat boy aay kind at any price um
a—»dB Hedgetboni Puncture-Proof tires ci -nn
!trL-rVh^i
.quoted sbpee: OC write lor our big Tire and humlry I
«tescrtbesaudquotesafl nukes and kiads oturesat about hslf the usual p..
sm..--
found tiit-m
prici
fur
10 Ui*
(,'C
iU
p.url
i(I
O O I N O S I
ewarw VOHea or a pair of tires from aayone until you knou
It oaly costs a postal to lesra everything. Write it \v
CHICAGO, I
Notice of Five-Vear in
Notice is hereby
ii 1 'roof.
DKPAUTMKNT "I
LTSDORRTCK AT
P..
L'IVC II I
A A S A I
1
Of Mnton, N. !.. Ii il'"'
intention to niak- tivi-yi.i-
,,ro,,,
support Of horclaiu). vi/
tfomoaU'tad Kntrv N*' -1 •',
II.
fur
tin-
1:13 7» w. of! ifu«
Ami that Kiiid protif \s(il
Ohurlca H, Carl«?y. jud^y
of the oounty court of
at 1*1 Uton* N. l., on Scptt'in'**''
HIMS
names tlie
ftiHovvin-'
witi-
!u»r H»tittnuous rosUlt-n upi"»
Mou of the hind. vi/.:
ll«Mt Johnson, of Lintfi
*tt« lMd.«y.iitiolt, tf Li 't""
N
Lips, of Linton
William
M.U.JKWfCU,. tie.
Iteglstor.
Soli wall. «»f
M. H. sIE^' '-1