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NOIIT1I DAKOTA.
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public that 1 Mm now prepared to do
work in my line, and will eaniently en
deavor to aatlnfy tlioae who give me
their patronage.
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WELL ORILLERS
IJVONA. NORTH DAKOTA
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r.aftulihe i'owrr U»cl fur IrlIlirkff.
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SMITH & IRVINE
UndtrtaKlng and Embalming.
Furniture and Caskets.
i'ersoial aitd prompt u(Hn(iiu to nil
telephone orders.
Linton, North Dakota
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t! 1iif auditor aS acciiutiis, or
sane af&asr or ^ifft^err. its ie dssigmacd
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IOCSCCA FCIJD IS tis&es
T«I!
PLACES
s&*y ic «s?iMt3d J»r iaw. *2c tbe itrgisr
zkirrt i&xs&ij sfciU pass lavs tsAarc
i24 Vy 55ESai^t yi-T,a:ta*s &e prsn-iskass
3E2S secSsasi.
PROPO^i' AKE.*\IXEVr.
Secfiocs 2 irtide 2 c*f tbe GCOtstitu
ti«cicrf sta.Se of North D»kate siifclj be
ir-4 IjKttirf is to re-id as fol
knri:
Sec. i*. Tb he&siauve autiiority of
tb SiK of IikoU sttai! be vested
eh IcjisLitre useab?? cotisistiiij of a
sttite ud house of ictmetiUiivts, but
&»e reserve to themselves power
to Srjyjv- laws u/ u&e&dmexkts to the
cwisfiwkfe, ud to e&act or reject tbe
*asx it &e polls. iidepexkdc of tbe
Aefitlfctivt issaessibty, wd also reserve
1} «/we?. i" &eir o*i» optiot, to approve
vt fryer.?
»i 13*
polis smy
liit fas* pswet
laviw
I«M i/yi» ca«4*« vjcmrr
act. itea*. sec-
tit® «r jjfcr! of «ay act or ibeasure passed
"by tiit
jKghin^ivc
asMszibly.
re»erv«d by tbe people
it ibt iiJtisitjve. ac*d r«ot more tiian
tdgiit per «arf of ti»e legal voters shall
be re^ujjtsd to propose any measure by
ixdtisitive peiittofc, aztd every such peti
tion tiiStil iijci'-ide tbe full tejtt of tiie
flheaswe so proposed, but the same con
s*jtv*fci&al amerudmebt shall ret be pro
posed oftexicr tiian once in ten years.
Initiative petitions shall be filed with
the secretary of state not less ttian
thirty days before any regular session
of tiie legislative assembly. He shall
transmit tiie same to tiie legislative as
sembly as soon as it convenes. Such in
itiative measures sliall take precedence
over all other measuresin the legislative
assembly except appropriation bills, and
shall be eitlier enacted or rejected with
out cliange or amendment by the legis
lative assembly within forty days. If
any such initiative measure shall be en
acted by the legislative assembly it
shall be subject to referendum petition
or it may be referred by ti»e legislative
assembly to the people for approval or
rejection. If it is rejected or no action is
taken upon it by the legislative as
sembly within said forty days, the secre
tary of state shall submit it to the people
for approval or rejection at the next ensu
ing regular general election. The legislat
ive assembly may reject any measure so
proposed by initiative petition and pro
pose a different one to accomslish the
same purpose, and in any such event
both measures shall be submitted by the
secretary of state to the people for ap
proval or rejection at the next ensuing
regular election. If conflicting measures
submitted to the people at the next en
suing election shall be approved by a
majority of the votes severally cast
for
and against the same, the one receiving
the highest number of affirmative votes
shall thereby become valid and the
other shall thereby be rejected.
The second jower is the referendum,
and it may be orderd (except as to laws
necessary for the immediate preserva
tion of the public peace, health or safe
ty) as to any measure or any parts, items
or sections of any measure passed by
tl^ legislative assembly, either by a
jietition signed by five per cent of the
legal voters or by the legislative as
sembly if a majority of the members
elect vote therefor. When it is necessary
for the immediate preservation of the
public peace, health or safety that a
law shall become effective without de
lay, such necessity and the facts creat
ing the same shall be stated in one sec
tion of the bill, and, if upon aye and nay
vote in each house two-thirds of all the
members elected to each house shall
vote on a separate roll call in favor of
the said law going into instant oper
ation for lite immediate preservation of
the public peace, health or safety, such
law shall become operative upon ap
proval by the governor.
The filing of referendum petition
against one or more items, sections or
parts of an act shall not delay the re
mainder of that act from becoming
operative. Referendum petitions against
measures passed by the legislative as
sembly shall be filed with the secretary
of state not more than ninety days after
the final adjournment of the session of the
legislative assembly which passed the
measure on which the referendum is de
manded. The veto power of the gover
nor shall not extend to measures re
ferred to the people. All elections on
measures referred to the people of the
state shall be had at biennial regular
geiicral elections, except as provision
may be made by law for a special elec
tion or elections, Any constitutional
amendment or other measure referred to
the |ieople shall take effect when it is
approved by a majority of the votes cast
thereon, and not otherwise, and shall be
force from the date of the ofilclal dec
laration of the vote. The enacting
M«'»»ive bills shall be.
\nliVaDakota."
VV
.'J""«urii,.,»
s'ate
of North Th «».,n
..., This section shall
oft
he W?*iTr
0
an* member
01 the legislative assembly of the ritfht
to introduce any measure. The whole
numtter of votes cast for justice of the
supreme urt, at the regular election
last preceding the filing ot any petition
IMV ol stole, and in submiuinK
to (he people he ami all ,,.i*
£.11 be guided by the gen^fa '^d
^C,.?Ubm»!U.l.n*, "lis
a«»-»'lmen.
nUl
legislation shall be es^cially provide
therefor. 1 his amendment shall be self
executing but legislation may i„."
acted especially to facilitate its ,,,K.r..
tion.
I'KOIKJSED AMENDMKN 1
1 hut section 2IU of the constitution of
18* 3C*ie «af 36aei& Eteto»*a W uaeeAei I
I to sol fa&»*sc I —.—
1 Sec-f&fc.
Tit ies&smra^ z^kMtoC j»sS-
jhptfrf pesuie^r
FJSSI.. A sfocjcrs"ixrcmt
fp sua (rjje os&tiisi *i
-Hi- jspaUKtrrt tssieabiif HJIT dtftsssMse.
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to bt htid peo-
Fifth. A scientific sdxxri. or soch
other edocttiaiiil
or
Any lands under the provisions of sec
tion 158 of the constitution of the state
of Norih Dakota that have heretofore
been sold may be paid for, except as to
interest, as provided herein provided,
further, that any school or institution
lands that may be required for townsite
purposes may be paid for at any time
and patent issued therefor.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
I hat section 170 of the constitution of
the state of North Dakota be amended so
as to read as follows:
Sec. 17'!. Laws shall be passed taaing
by uniform rule all property according
to its true value in money, and Ihe legis
lature may pass laws taxing incomes,
but the property'of the United States and
the state, county and municipal corpora
tions, both real and personal, shall be
exempt from taxation, and the legisla
tive assembly shall by a general law
exempt from taxation property used ex
clusively for school, religious, fraternal,
cemetery or charitable purposes, public
hospitals under the control of religious
or charitable societies, used wholly or
in part for public charity, and personal
property to any amount not exceeding in
value two hundred dollars for each in
dividual liable to taxation but the legis
lative assembly may, by law, provide
for the payment of a percentum of gross
earnings of railroad companies to be
paid in lieu of all state, county, town
ship and school taxes on property ex
clusively u«ed in and about the prosecu
tion of the business of such companies
as common carriers, but no real estate
of said corporations shall be exempted
from taxation in the same manner and
on the same basis as other real estate is
taxed, except road-bed, right-of-way,
shops and buildings used exclusively
in the business of common carriers, and
whenever and, so long as such law pro
viding for the payment of a per centum
on earnings shall be in force, that part
of section 17!) of this article relating to
assessment of railroad property shall
cease to be in force.
Tlic iiiiclciii ttgyptiiitiii. If tliey did
not worHlilp 1 lie river Nile, bold It In
great voiu'lv. 1 !oii and even dread. Tbe
N'llo IIIKI lis appointed priests, fes
tival.'! Mt-d K.u'i-Itices. mid if Its rising
u-.'ik (lelii.vcd fur 11 nIdkIc dsiy 11 beauti
ful .voting j-lrl was thrown Into Its wa
tci'K 11 nd drotvnrd In order to nppeftse
the ROII'H «RUROR and acctire Ills favors.
Waiting.
Jack—By the way. how la your autt
with Miss Cashlclgh progressing?
Tom—slowly I'm playing a waiting
game Just now. Jack—A waiting
game? Tom—Yes I'm waiting for hir
to change her tnlnd.
Punishment.
"Pop!
"Yes, my son."
"Did mamma ever punish you?"
"Well, she married me, my bof."
Yonkers Statesman.
The fool who Is silent passes far
wise.—French Proverb.
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wilt
ttowisKU^ «3es oe ln&d.
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er jmstimtiflL ti«t JeptsSs.tr** jtssejaWy
ritix dnesmhe,, i* sikS: jJk* at. _4t
comifr tc
dec-
tos- at tt-iH czniu^f Hii dzmBi$ic si as
if Jacic as ise»crS«tid fey li»s
4
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siiJil1 ht aru: ir. «'i,ux aWL i«
1
"ior JManaJ usdiajijE, as S5J£± OSMS efio-
ir—yr* tor especlKH. i»aote n. irtiki rromiii -or dturjiatie ussiihstiiJR as tiie
Sbul:
fee wrnitfi' the amouu'
a?
caj- l=pisU£Cif saseaiOT aaT pewride.
itsL snocx sus&cribcc aiui iw- itikoiij. iut "tos*ii *c £-Iy**irif it tijt cc^antr o#
T.AMI» OF TO#' CTRTTSST A: TIKT STNET AUC DJDSEV- *'IIL
A gntXni
wbiMb. aim tne trausies- te saic st»i±. (aasatuticiii is Tiie IrgislAtjw u
tlc aswuzr a' is asseis jinc scnsKy a»*T ddt23ii3i»e. s* sa£& pUct i&
8nc toi iiixii=f anc pisict of «siasi»ce a1- ou of' tlic counties of McHsarr. Wild,
is
KSERY &03SA£I^
ac iaKScrx, at sxh
rv=r? »ii- Botanssc at Stoteiie sis tl* eicJofJ af
'Tustc can-nmuai. £iuc af ^vcr»- -fBiiTMft sfcic coutiti^s s^ay uctersyiic s/y T. CJ©C
aezi-= aamf pi&hest iL
tiias sale *1011 ios
jnepo&t,
ci&ritabie instito-
tiaii fcs &e legislative assesibly may
pesaje, at the
at?
of Wabpeton.
coooty of Riciilaad. a grant of for
ty tWasi^d acres.
Sixth A slate Mrnia! school at tbe
city of MiZkOt. in the county of Ward
ffforided. that uo other institution of a
diameter to any one of those lo
cated by this article shall be established
or maintained vithout a revision of this
coast!tutios.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
That section 15? of the constitution of
tlx: state of North Dakota be amended
so as to read as follows:
Sec. ]•. No land shall be sold for
less than tbe appraised value, and in no
case for less than tea dollars per acre.
Tbe purchaser shall pay one-fifth of the
price in cash and the remaining four
fifths as (ollows: One-fifth in five years,
one-fifth on or before the expiration of
ten years, one-fifth on or before the ex
piration of fifteen years, and one-fifth
on or before the expiration of twenty
years, with interest at the rate of not
less than five per cent per annum, pay
able annually in advance provided,
that when payments are made before
due they shall be made at an interest
paying date, and one year's interest in
advance shall be paid on all moneys so
paid. All sales shall be held at the
county seat of the county in whichihe
land to be sold is situated, and all be at
public auction and to the highest bidder
after sixty days' advertisement of the
same in a newspaper in general circula
tion in the vicinity of the land to be sold,
and also published in a newspaper pub
lished at the county seat and also in a
newspaper published at the seat of gov
ernment. Such lands as shall not have
been especially subdivided shall be
offered in tracts of one quarter-section
and those subdivided in the smallest
subdivision. All lands designated for
sale and not sold within two years after
appraisal shall be reappraised before
tliey are sold. No grant or patent for
such lands shall issue until payment is
made for the same provided, that the
lands contracted to be sold by the state
shall be subject to taxationfrom the date
of such contract. In case the taxes as
sessed against any of said lands for any
year remain unpaid until the first Mon
day in October of the following year,
then and thereupon the contract of sale
for sueh lands shall, if the board of uni
versity and school lands so determine,
become null and void.
'4
V.
ALKUBD BLAIBDKLL,
Secretary of State.
Sacrificed to th« Nil*.
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cams a irts.
or Wixtane. V»U Mtw. «ta «c
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AUBIWS &. Ml .•. AF VlKftMtr. X-1*.
fie«ai4 Bxaoks. ut Wieeheeer. S. O
ful batati.«( BIIUMC 5 D.
-V of Hanfard. S. a
K. H-JEWELL Bttaltr.
DTRIIMVT or IRIZIOI. 1
T. Un OITX* AS tKUML fx.
Septeeber & I
Seaiot is bew&y fl««a Uu
FREDERICK OCBfSER.
OtViaou. Soni Dakota. *bo. 011 Septem
ber l». liML ndr kMMnd «*U-y Xo. UMS,
tee
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Soc. IS. T»p.
131
Ji_ IK.
rv W of rata baa tied BOUee ofl«
laita cobUc iaal Ire-year proof toes
nWirt dais 10 the laa4 above described,
before Cfcaric* S. Carley. Oadge u4 ex
c&do cJerk of tte coastr eoart, at Liaton,
VorUi Dakota, os UM ISta day of November,
VML
CiaiiBaBt aamef vitaeMes:
Jots Jeaaer. of VIBOM, l.
Sax-: Beader. ofJflaoaa, X- D.
Joba PoaUe. of wiaoaa. S. D.
Ben Baggatd. of Wiaoaa, X. D.
X. H. JEWELL ltacteter.
N«Uce tor
DDimm or ni limioi. 1
C.«. LAXD omci AT liaises. S. D
September SB, im.
Notice is bepeby Ki*ea that
LIDA SMITH,
(Formerly Lida Grocaa).
Of Marie, North Dakota, who. on September
tor
of
to
S. tan. made bniassitsd eatry No.
». W.
H,
fan.
of Sec. a. Twp. IS N.. B«e.
it
W.
Fiftb P. H- bas tied aotlee of lateaUoa
make iaal fve-year proof to establish claim
to tac laad above deacrfbed, before L.
A. Weafbaiby. Called Btates commissioner,
at Llatoa. Nortli Dakota, oe tbe 1Mb day of
Norember, 1S08.
Clalmaat names aa wltaessss:
Blgie W. Dooliule, of Marie. N. D.
Thomas Groaaa, of Narie. N. D.
William T. McGwire, of Marie, N. D.
Carl Bomaa. of Marie, N. D.
M. B. JEWELL. Beclster.
N«tic* for PaMcattM.
DarABTmn or brraaioa.
1
V.
s. LASD OFTICB at BISMABCK, N. D.
Sept. 14. IMS.
Notice is hereby gtvea that
JOBANJIE8 G. BDNGE.
Of IDton,S. D., who. oa July S. 1107. made
bomestind entry Mo. MM for N. of S. W.
S.
#ec.«, Twp. Rge. 75 W. of Fifth P.
bas fled aotlee of lateatlno to make
final commutation proof to establUb claim
to the land above described, before L. A.
Weatberbf. United Btates commissioner, at
Linton, N. D.. on the td day of Norember,
HIM.
Claimant names as altnestes:
Jacob Beyne. of Linton, N. D.
Jobs P. frobl. of Llatoa. N. D.
Pbtilpp Pfelfer, of Llatoa, M. P.
Henry Nat baa. of Llatoa, N.
V.
M. H. JEWELL. Kegtster.
N«tlc« f«r WtrtlH.
DarAamsm or laramioa. 1
1 £. LA«D omci AT BISMABCX. N. D.,
Sept. It. 1MB. 1
Notice is hereby given that
NELLIE MABX.
Of tissue. North Dakota, who on Jaaa Z7th,
IW7. make homestead eatry. No. Mas, for
8. E.
oft). W. %, Sec.
S.Twp.l»N.. Bee. 71.
W. of rlftb P. M.. baa flled notice of laten
tion to make Inal eommatatloa proof to
establish claim to the laad above described,
before P. G. Books, clerk of tbe district
court of Emmons cotaty. N. D.. at Liaton,
North Dakota, on tbe 2a day of Norember.
1808
Clsimant names as witnesses
Valentine Keller, of Hague, N. I.
Charles Johnson, of Bagae. N. D.
tiren Pedersoa. of (lagne, N. D.
Thomss Sbes, of Bagoe, N. D.
M. B. JEWELL. Ueglster.
N»to for PrtlkatlBM.
DspABTMsirr or TCB Immioa,)
8. LAMP Orrica AT BISMAKCK, N. D.,
Sept. 14,1108.
Notice 1» hereby given that
BALTBASEB WAGNEB,
Of Ktrasbunr, N. D.. who, on May 1Kb. 1MB,
made, homestead entry No. MM, for B.
of N. W. aad W. of M. B. jTof gee. St.
Tap. 131. R.Bge. 77.W. of Plfth P?M.. bas lied
notice of Intention to make Ire year proof,
to establish claim to tbe land above de
scribed, before Cbarlee B. Carloy.^udge
uin.ai -1—
2.IOOB.
ex-oBcio clerk of tbe oountr co'ul't, at Lin
ton, Emmons county, North Dakota, on Nov.
Claimant names as wltna
Valentine Jakob, of Strasburg. N. u.
Anton Bchsran, of Htrasburg, N.D.
Joseph Keller, of Itrasburg. N. D.
Lorens Llpp, of Straaonrg, p. D.
M. B. JEWELL. Ueglster.
Natlce for PaMlciIloa.
UerAKTMBa* or ts IRBRIOB,1
V.
S. LAND ornoa at BMMAMX, N. D.,
Sept. 14.1808. I
Notice Is hereby given that
CBBIBTIAN LOEBS,
Of Linton, North Dakota, who, on May 38.
loot, made homestead entry. No. 27888. for
N. B. of Sec. M. Twp. I» N., Bee. 75
W. of tilth P. M.. Iiaa tied notice of Inten
tion to make Snal tee-year proof to estab
lish claim to tbe land above described, be
fore Charles B. Carley, Judge and ex-oflclo
clerk of tbe county eoart, Liaton, North
Dakota, on November S. 1108.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jacob lleyne, of Llatoa, N. D.
George Neumlller, of Linton, N. I).
Johann Wohl, of Linton, N. D.
Uelorlcb Nathan, of Liaton, N. D.
Only Dedge.
An Insurance expert was relating In
Chicago some oddities of Insurance.
"And then," said tbe expert, "there
was that case of tbe general store man
In Ohio. This man'a store burned
down, and, because bis stock waa so
heavy, the company disputed bis claim.
I remember one Item In bis stock list—
17,000 mourning hatbands. When 1
camo to tbls Item I thumped It with
my pencil and said to tbe storekeeper
severely:
"'Look here, thla Is unreasonable,
Why should you have bad 17,600
mourning hatbanda In atock? What
possibility tvaa tfcere that deatb would
create In single small shop like yours
a demand for 17,500 mourning hat
bands?'
"The storekeeper smiled at me In a
coodesccndlng way and replied:
U'I
didn't keep these hatbanda for
nan who grieved for tbe deatb of tela
Uvea or friends, but (or men who went
into mourning for tbe greaae on their
hats.' "—Boston Globe.
MlsRres of Yeuitg Idea.
Air usually bas no weight, but when
placed In a barometer It Is found to
weigh about fifteen pounds a square
Inch.
If a small hole were bored In the top
at
a barometer tube, tbe mercury
would shoot up In a column thirty feet
A right angle Is 80 degrees F.
Hydrogen is colorless, odorless and
laaolvent.
A cuckoo Is a thing that turns from
a butterfly Into a moth.
Horsepower la tbe distance a bors
can carry one pound af water la an
Tbe earth revolvea aa Its own axis
In twenty-four hours. This
motion through space canae^lts
FtE£ IRARD COLUMN.
A.sy an* year* is Ssc rip tion la
uvi» hs* slack br»oii described
3a t&df N^£E.X.)
AUna. B. W .—Brsd&VK. HOKM)—(on right
stesider. Cait*e. *—t oa rift bip.
Ato.Ji.w$k-ViBCBL Cattle. A on right
A«4i«i tr. &-%>. Cuti« branded "T
ea irft side. Hemes bracoed witb
malt slae
cS
aixme i»ncl on left cbeek.
H«n&aa Linion. Cattle and
koan. 8 ieft b!p.
Baker. W.-Lltot» OattJe. 7 on left hip:
asder onter kalf
ct
rich! e&r scalloped
oat. Hocses.2 OD iefi -stK'a'.dt-r.
Aim—Ball. Catile. AB Ooined lo
ea ftgfai fcip.
Baker. Jcdsc—Haielton. Catik- and Hones,
ead ooxsUDed on left side.
Baamgarteer. Jobs—Strxsbut*. Ca.Ueand
bones. on left hip.
Basts*. Wm.—Braddock. Hons and cattle, vj)
00 rtsla thich or tiip ^beep. strip rut 001
of ead *f under aide of risht ear.
Ben*. Aurnst—Braddock
rigbt hip.
Brooks, C. E. Winchester. Horses,
left shoulder. Cattle same brand on rlrrht
hip.
Burgage, Jaascs— Llroaa. CaUle.81 "u ?eft kip.
Cattle. on
Botses. gor left ltii(b.
Brataaiel, G.—Westfield. Sheep, notch In ri^bt
•er of wstben and left ear of c«ea.
Clark. Joseph—Dale. Cattle, JC on left li|,.
Casey, D. W.-Gavton. Cattle, on left rib.
Horses, same brand on left 7 shoulder.
Compaan, Abel—Westfield. Cattle. A and
combined on right hip.
Coovss. C. E.—Gleneoe- Cattle. I on left rib*
Horace. 1] on left shoulder.~|~
Davis Bros. (Heaver Creek Stock Farm)
Linton. Cattle and liorses. on right
bip.
Davis, J. B.—llazelton. Cattle, combined JB
on right hip.
Doeracblac. Lewls-Bradduek. Ualtle, OX on
left bip and 7 on right aide. Horse*. on
left iboalder.
Dornbaab. Louis—We«tllell. Cattie, LD eora-
Uned on ricbi bip.
Flacber, Jakob—Exeter. CaUle,
bip. Hone a. aame on left cbo
Frederick, Jas.—llazelton.
left bip.
ght
Horses. 41 on left shoulder.
Spaulding, Harrle—Gayton. Cattle branded
with large 8 on right hip. Horses,
on right shoulder.
Burerly, Geo. A.—Clayton. Cattle and horses
A on rlgbt hip.
Todd. James—Gayton. Cattle and Horses,
on right shoulder.
JSJ5 Tough, David—Horses,liraml on right
hip. Cattle, same brand on left hip..
Van Heukolom, J. U., Westfield—Cattle,
on left hip. Horses,
M®KWn
on left
wider.
BP
tt tit
Cattlv. 33 °d
brand (known as "l.rixcli tin liook
Brand") on left hip.
Otarlnk. II.—Went field. C'aUle, left liif.
UroT/
?'m- Cattle, W risbt
Hugh.
Hansen,
bip.
A.—llazelton. Cattle. 011 left
I on
Haggard, Ben—Rmmonaburg— Cattle
left side.
Ifait, Jerry,—Winona,
on left side.
Cattle and homer, 121
Hedblod, Olof—Tell. Cattle, J2 uu left ribs.
Herola, O. A.—Linton. CaUle, 73 on ttia riftLi
bip.
Heroic, H. J.—Linton. Cuttle, A and com
bined on right hip. Grown horses. sane
brand on right shoulder. Young horses,
on Inside of right front leg.
Huse, J.—Winona. Cattle and horses
(combination li arid .1) on right hip.
Int Veldt, A.—Weotfield. Sheep, ear* njilit en
tirely in two partf* left ear on ewea, riiclit
ear on wethers.
Klahunde, E. A.—llazelton.
horses, KX on left hip,
Kurt*. 8. E.—Uasclton. Cattle aiiU horses.
(S seven) on left
Cattle and
Marebabt, W. J.—Linton. CnUle,
rlbi.
on rijglit
Macnfcler, WillUro-KwiiiouBbufij. Cnltle and
noiiN, JJiU on right bip.
Mandlgo, W. W.-Hraddock. Horses and cat
tle, open triangle on left hip.
Mikesell. J. W.-Hraddock. Cattle and
horebs, dlimond (C In SHE adlamond
on left hip. I^B
Morford, M. B.—Hampton.—Cattle, (with
curves Instead of angles at top) on right
side of neck.
Uueneh, Win.—Emmonahurg. Cattle, on
left hip. Horses, on left shoulder.
Naaden, C.—Winona. Cattle. N (large, with
open corners) on left »lle. iloraes, same
brand (small) on left hoof.
O'Kljrnn, John—Winona. Cattle, on left
shoulder. Horses, O on left hip.
Peterson, A. B—Armstrong. Cattle, on left
bip.
I'etrie, A. L.—Linton. 1) iloraea and cattle
have this brand on right lilp.
Pollock, R. Y. A Sons.—Pollock, S. 1). Cuttla
on right hip.
Pintle, John—Winona, iiorsea, 4 on left ilmul.
"er. CaUle, 44 on left aide, and sonic with
on left shoulder.
Putnam, C. O.—Winona. CaUle, DC on left
rlbe. Horses, on left Hhoulder.
Itathbuii, C. J.—Linton. Horses, 76 com
bined on left shoulder. Cattle, same
brand on left hip.
Kcnakera, G. W.—Westlleld. Cattle, on
right hip.
Itice. U. E.—Pollock, ns.U. CaUle and
horses, branded on BH right islioulder
with this brand. CA.
Bypkema, Riemer-Westfleld. Cattle, MR
on right shoulder. Horses, hair brand
on right ribs.
Bush. M.—llazelton. Cattle. 41 OH left' side
VH
VH
left hip.
M. B.JEWELL.Register.
Jialr brand on
Van Soest, 11.—Hull. Cattle. S on left hip.
Van Soest, M.—Hull. Cattle, 8 on right hip.
Waller, A. M.—Hampton. Cattle, on left
bip.
Weller, E. C.—Hampton. Horses, 3C on
right shoulder. Cattle, same brand on
left hip.
Whalen. G.—Ptrasburg. Cattle. on right
hip. Horses, same brand under niauc.
011 rlgbt side.
Wollmann. Jacob-Winona. Ilorses. TT on
left hip.
Yeater. D. H.—llazelton Cattle O O O
on leftside.
Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby glvun that sealed bids
will be received by tliu School Hoard of
Glanavon School District, No. 4. In the coun
ty of Emmons and state of North Dakota,
up to S o'clock p. m. of Saturday. Oct. 17,1!HW,
for the erection of twosclmol-houses and an
outhouse to a sehool-lionse In siibl district,
•pecltcatlons for which school-house and
out-house can be seen at the residence of
the clerk in said Glanavon School District
fcaralopes containing bids must be mark
ed "Bids for llulldlng Two School-Houses
and an Out'llousc," and must be addressed
to L. J. M. Ilawlny, Clerk of lllaiiavon
School District, Pollock. S. D.
The board reserves the right t.o reluct unv
or all bids.
The successful bidder will lie rcmlrii| to
klvea liond In double the ainniini of his
Mntract that he will perform the work In
faithful manlier ami In accordance with
the provisions of said cunt a.-i
By order of the Hoard of nir. ci ,,, „f
Glanavon School District, No. 4.
0
.1 SI. IHWI.KV.
Dated Sept n, IWOH.L District, ricrlt.
Notice for Publication.
DMMHTMKMT UK TDK I IfTKIMOIl, I
I'. I DMA III K. N.
II. S. I.AND
OrriCR
AT
M..
1ms tlleil
Weathnrby, (tmt»d
r«4 DsUiIti 1,1 NiHiiii^jJ
Claimant
IIHIIK
II« tthiixMoe*.
I'erdlii«II(l (INN, nf I,|„|,„. I,
ItUdolpIl llml.
Ill
t,l| lili N I.
tlvliirlch Nathiie,
John
LLNIMI JQ |I
S.
Nheperaky.NI
of LINTON, |I
*1
II
r'
IVMealH ami lunclinq j«|| t.tiri'-R
at tlin Llfitofi llakery.
MeKlMMn Hata kdi
W. E. PETRIE,
f*
V":
You Cannot Do Bettei
It costs no more to have jfour clothes correct, than it Joes
haoe them wrong.
For correct ttylet-Fabrics and exclusive Custom!
Tailoring, you cannot do better than call here.!
The well known Taylor Sample Line is here onl
display awaiting your inspection. Taylor Tailors!
tHem Right.
CHNST. WOLFER, UHTOM. II
DAGOTAH LUMBER CO
Buy your lumber and coal
from us and in a year you 11
be putting on more airs than
you could grind out of a hand-
organ.
Linton, North
BBpa
MU
^,.3 «,•*/.
Jwwainiheaew -Touriioo^
m„
*r
Ae MeKiMrtn Hat i. fcTSHflSJtK f--, ^!.L
THE ST
AND
AMD Or HAT VALUE--* O'l'
This Line is now on our shelves. Call ir, r,^""
LINTON,
W^alpjt & to us at our expense and
FABIWf HHKI *he hiffhest grade bicycles
SOF-KJUJM
I
,r/'» rHaiJ prict that tint A
fair, but to tHiradma
air out. Hlstv thouaand palrs*sold
Over two huMrtd thousand palie BOWIMW!w&r.IRlutBOW
NAHM,
Taeka or dlaea wlU aat ik«
sl
*«y thousand pairs sold last
nmdml tbouaaad pairs
andrnsyrii!
•i s|ircial
ffmtoiis
He pi. R. |V»N,
Notice Is hereby
given II11I
•I. A.
UL.LI-.WI
l'
I'.
Of Linton. N.D.. who, mi Kent, jril, I HI'
made hoin'Nl«md
entry
•dvertlMn.
the rider
\v
No. Iintu fur
«f S««'. H. Twp. I N ((», j- iv 1
Hftlil'.
JM®. MfoA® fectOfy. W| an —*with Si.oo profit abc\c JT
bicyclc*uoderyour°un!Ume
at^MperKNETMMatNKIIIE-PROOF
Wpfyi Ml. "T* net icgnL..
•ml which closes up small aaactaree without altow.
HITOINAM
ng1 he »li to escape, we nave aaadreda
liedcnst liners
stating that their tlieehas
up oner or wk-c in a whole
enaoa. They.
mi ot (Unary the, thejmiKtereresMtagoi
bv w»tm layvra of thin, eneciallv MM
It- nd. 'I'l.eregular—
io»
aptiiovsl. Vim do not
We will allow I
null,-" ,,f 1,!
Inake Uve-year prnnf to ell,!,,,
tbe land aimve 1
1
Mtm,., ,,11
/ol
INtMMTfl
us. ONR.I^'!!' T'VCRYWLICRFIJ
particulars ands'fi'cLiI
itil you receive and approve ot vi:r Mtyi _,n
Itimt a cent deposit
in advaw-e. ri'* "jl
during which time you in.iyn .fine,
ty.tffo*
are then not perfectly sausnt-J ti
1^J
li"
you ivill not out
t««...
UK AICNAI B**UC N
profit above
actual factory cost.
J? _£ 1 4,..^ *li^ -«5-ir!l!M( llirci
j^^^^M'S'sewto'SBSuwdirKt'oi us"an"d"'hj"ve tiie muiiufaiiurer
bthind yoarbfcrcle. po irSr BUV a bicycle or a p.nr ot i.resj-m
M|1 jrm WfSjll our catalogues and.leam our unuearJ oi
^a^SS^ourtoutif-!
Mr wtaml rtUU trica.
I
1!
mEk%SSSS^'£S fx
av M/l
I MM,II M, E.«LT—-
u"will
know that you
We want you to
IF YOU
a a
rithoat allow.
nsfrom satis.
beeapoaipcd
aoamretfiaa
•being given
fabric ea the W
pair.be for W
leulTDrWtfi
day letter is received
liaed aad found them
the price
"'. iJlJf'g Jgf-'.Hll .of .theee Hwe. yoa wUl dad Out they will ride east" /1
""wer aad ktak aay th« yon have ere
•t waaa yon want a bit
*, heace this mnarkat.^....
V" Introdattory price
'iMertbes and |itotes an CakHwjj
mskinrJ^
"l"
Ifotlee the thlek rub{« '"Tj
-A"
and paneture htr'r
and "ft" also rim
to prevent rim euttii'i:
Sre will outlast
jaake-soPT. Ei..vric
BASV HIDING.
1. tVeship C.OP'
strictly as
at.r.r. per
Ni ef.theee Um, yoa Mi BM tut tliey win n«c
Jgwy 'qek *ner tbea aay the yoa have ever ased or seen at ,
TP? want a bicycle you
V"- r-|
.3
We will li
W
.ll g.ve u»
Ithayaaykiadat any pricei
ailhua raactare-Fioof tires on app
and Sundry caU''-'kl-c
tire offer. ,.
until you semi -r
.or write far ear trig Tire i..
t?zzszy££rw&°z
no«
MEM erpiE NMNIT, CHICAGO, II

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