Emmons County record. [volume], November 12, 1908, Image 3

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TOWN
Jerry
AND OUT.
^-Eat at Turner's.
HtrrieSpauldiog
came down from
QWton Tuesday.
Sjlvester Hurst was a Glencoeite in
Linton yesterday.
If Meals aud lunches at all times
lithe Linton Bakery.
Hart was up from Winona a
ample of days this week.
Commissioner
Weatherby made a
trip to Bismarck Tuesday.
gp-Call on Charles B. Carley, county
judge, final proofs and tilings.
W. B. Urover was up from the
finona country last Monday.
Wesley
Baker,
Jr., was down
the
up-river
from
country last Friday.
ff Fur Sale—House, in the south
cut part of Linton. Call at this of
fice.
Roy Bales was up from the Dile
country last Tuesday on final-proof
holiness.
0. J. Husaboe and Martin Van
Socst, of the Hull neighborhood, were
visitors in Linton last Friday.
Roadmaster Challoner and Train
•isterQuiun, of the N. P., were in
Linton over night last Thursday.
B. Payne, ef Pollock, was in town
Tuesday. He came as a witness in a
flnil-pruof case for Phillip Martin.
GTTlie First Bank of Linton, Lin
tun, N. D.. has real-estate money to
loin on KOod farm lands, three to live
|*rs.
Lyman Clayton return id Monday
from Eureka, where lie had been visit
ing several days with friends and old
tine neighbors.
The deer season is now open, and
tbe "sprinkle" of snow on the ground
ought to make it possible for the hun
ters to round up a few of the agile
"critters.''
WLost —Oct. 10th, on the road
leading north and east from Linton,
a box containing a lady's hat and oth
er articles. Finder please leave at
Record office.
Comrade II. T. Anderson left Mon
day for Spokane, Wash., where he will
remain during the winter visiting his
»on-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mn. H. ilasselstrom.
Attorney Armstrong is circulating a
petition asking Gov. Burke to ap
point Judge Newton, of Bismarck, to
one of the newly-created supreme
judgeships. Tbe petition is being
numerously signed.
Tbe Sherry high-class comedians,
peerless musicians, vocalists, dancers,
refined impersonators,lightning
change
and specialty artists, at the opera
house Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th.
Everything new this season.
IfWe have just taken the agency for
Chat. A. Stevens' cloaks, suits, skirts,
etc. Call and see samples and styles.
We also have a new line of silks,
nets, trimmings and laces for fancy
waists. Call at the Ladies' Store to
•ee them.
To-morrow or next day V. C. and
Elmer Hardy will leave for Minneapo
lis They will remain there awhile
and then go to visit at their old home,
Creico, Iowa. They will then go to
Idaho, and expect eventually to make
their home there.
John M. Olson, of the Tell country,
*as in Linton Monday. He came to
meet his brother-in-law, Rosing Roi
*um, of N'orden, S. D., who comes to
®ake his home in this county, lie
has land next to Mr. Olson's
farm, and
on this he will reside.
E- 0. Mickel, of Oinio, arrived home
the fore part of last week from Iowa,
•here he took two car-loads of horses
that he recently purchased at Miles
City, Montana. His son Glenn, win
*ag visiting relatives in Iowa about
.#» weeks, returned home last Thurs
day.
Clement Prouty and Miss Frances
Tracy, of Pollock, visited Don Tracy
and other Linton friends one day last
"Win'' Tracy, an early settler in Em
oous county, but now running a meat
market in a tine cement-block building
of his own in the Campbell county
"•etropolis.
The following, received recently by
state's Attorney Lynn, refers to a
Wr of Emmons county old-timers
*bo formerly lived at Winchester:
Mr. and Mrs Robert Maxwell request
we honor of your presence at their
iolden wedding anniversary. Saturday,
A*', -II, 1!K)8, from 2 to 4 o'clock, at
to or,*man
Hall, Arlington, Wasliing-
I*on't. fail to see 'The Sherrys"
"their latest comedy plays, written
Specially for them, entitled "Jackson's
Hone ymoon," "The Night Before Ele
l°n,' A Harmless FUrtitlon"—each
a
scream from start to finish. Lat
kontts, new dances, quick changes,
*ails. Your money refunded if
not satisfied. At opera-house Wed
nesday evening, Nov. 18th. A social
dance after the show. A 1 music.
Will Baker, of Gayton. was in town
last Tuesday, on his way to Wayne,
Neb., for a visit of several weeks with
relatives.
Jakob Bieber, of Eureka, father of
S. J. Bieber, who lives about twelve
miles northwest of Linton, visited the
latter over Sunday.
The social of the Ladies of the Mac
cabees at the opera-house last Friday
evening was well attended and was
a success in every way.
For Sale.—A team of black ponies fa
line driving team): a new diiving har
ness and buggy. Inquire of Mrs. John
Public, two miles west of Brofy.
Andrew Wolfer was taken seriously
ill with pneumonia last Friday. For
several days his life hung in tin bal
ance but at present he is much bet
ter.
That glass front in Mr. Flaherty's
new drug store is a "peach." When
the building is finished ib will have
the most up-to-date front appearance
of any in towu.
The county cinvassing ln ird was in
session yesterday. There wus no
change in the totals. The mlicial
table of the Emmons county vote will
be published next, week.
Services n.xt Sunday at the M. E.
church at 7:30 p.m. The new choir,un
der the leadership of Miss Ida
Jones, will sing. Tnere will be a song
service of fifteen minutes' duration,
beginning at 7:."I0 p. in. All are invited.
A moving-picture show held forth
at the opera-house Monday and Tues
day evenings. Tlie audiences were of
good size. The pictures wereall right,
but the machine didn't work very
well, causing too much a "tluttei''
of the scenes.
•"or Sale—A registered I'ercheron
stallion: coal-blaclc in color weight
1675 pounds: seven years old line con
dition and strong: good disposition:
haven't time to care for him: price
$500 would take livery team in part
payment. Hox 73, Aberdeen, S. I).
Mr. Neary, of Minot, lias patented
sight for shooting guns of the United
States navy in the night. Mr. Neary
is now at the arsenal at Rock Island,
111., where the naval hoard is examin
ing his patent with the idea of using
it in the United States anny and navy
if it proves a success.
A unique bet was fullilledWednesday
night on Fifth avenue at Jamestown,
before a number of spectators, when a
well-known young lady pushed another
young lady around the block in a
wheelbarrow. The bet was $1 and a
wheelbarrow ride around the block, if
Taft was elected. The dollar was
handed over.
John Klit/.el and wife, plaintiff, vs.
Joseph Joachim, defendant, was the
titleoracivilca.se up before Justice
Clint Wagher, Monday, in Linton.
This was a court ca-.e. Plaintiff sued
for $123 claimed as wages due. The
court allowed $75 and costs, making a
total of $104 40. The parties to the
suit reside in the Strasburg neighbor
hood. Armstrnog .S: Cameron for
plaintiffs, Lynn and Coventry for
defendant.
Dedicatory services were held in the
German Lutheran church in Linton
last Sunday forenoon. The pastor,
the Rev. John Bunge, preached in
German, and also in German in the
afternoon. In the evening he
spoke in English to a large con
gregation. Mr. Hunge deserves great
credit for the energy he has displayed
in securing the erection of the pretty
and well-built church. In fact, he did
considerable of the mechanical work
on the building.
The rush and turmoil of election
time caused the Record to overlook
the return home of Comrade A. C.
Wagher. Comrade Wagher attended
the reunion of his old regiment, the
30th Illinois Infantry, at Elgin, in
that stale. lie also visited Galesburg
and
Miss Frances is a daughter of
other towns in Knox county, where
the regiment was principally enlisted,
and met many old comrades whom he
had not seen since the summer of ISO".
when the regiment was mustered out
ofservice. ITeenjoyed the tripgreatiy,
but would have been better sitisliei
had his old side-partner, Com rude
Rheumatiz. staid at home instead of
insisting on accompanying him on his
Illinois jaunt.
A Catholic chmc'j to take he place
of the one blown down last summer is
being built in the Heaver vali- y. nine
or ten miles east of Linton. 11 larger
than the one demolished, and is being
built by
days'works in a suiis .mtial
and workmanlike manner. The ont
aldework is practically completed. We
understand that the church tiustees
had a cyclone policy on the building
destroyed, and that has helped out
greatly in the matter of funds for the
new church. The trustees also bought
insurance company the
from the
recked material, a large part of which
was in good condition to be used in
the uew building.
Found—By Andrew Wolfer, Satur
day last, a bracelet. Has initial "G"
on it. Owner will please call at Daf
tinrud's store.
I'eter Nelson, Jr., uf the Hraddock
neighborhood, died last week of ty
phoid fever. We did not learn the
particularsof his sickness and death.
Hart & Jangula leave for Chicago
to day to buy goods for their new
general merchandise store, to be open
ed in the building recently erected by
them.
Will Lee, of Etumonsburg, was so
far recovered from his attack of ty
phoid fever as to leave the Ilogue
hospital Tuesday of last week for his
home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Crary left Tuesday
for Elroy, Wis., to visit friends until
Mr. C.'s damaged arm gets in good
shape. The arm bones were fractured
a couple of weeks ago while lie was
unloading a freight-car.
The two children of Mr. and Mrs.
JohnPublic, who were slckat the Ilogue
hospital with typhoid fever, and whose
father aud brother recently died from
the effect of that disease, have re
covered sufficiently to return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaiues Moore have be
gun housekeeping in rooms over the
Smith & Irvine furniture store. Mr.
Moore is the genial, compauionable
shave expert at Asa lirilts1 tonsorial
parior. [That sounds like language
generally used before instead of after
election.J
ESrCiiiusTSiAS is not so very far off,
after all. A practical solution of the
holiday-gift problem is a photograph.
Nothing is more appreciated byevery
body—a pretty, up-to-date picture, of
course. Smith's Photo Studio makes
a line of very dainty photos at popular
prices. We guarantee to satisfy.
CANDI HATES
lteu. In Cousross—
M. N. Johnson, rep
Thomas P. Marshal 1. rep—
Governor—
C. A. Johnson, rep
John Iturke, dem
Sheriff—
Wm. Jones, rep
lien. T. Johnson, dem
Clerk of Court—
A. L. Geil, rep
I'. G. Hooks, dem
Keplster of Deeds—
1'. .1. Wittmayer, rep
John K. Snyder, dem
State's Attorney—
Charles Coventry, rep
County Judge
Charles B. Carley, rep
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Representatives Stltli Olst.—
(j. A. lierolz, rep
•lohn Storey, rep
James J. Hayes, dem
I). K. Ktrceter, Ind.rcp—
W. I*. Tuttle, Ind.rep
{3f Wanted to buy all kinds of
poultry at II. N. Turner's.
8ST For proofs, tilings, etc., apply to
L. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner, Linton.
.lames Flannery, who brakes on the
N. P., left Saturday for Kentucky,
called there by the sickness of his
wife, who-has typhoid fever. The lady,
had she not been taken sick, woutd soon
have arrived in Linton, and the young
couple would have begun housekeep
ing in rooms over Smith & Irvine's
furniture store.
Sergeant James Purcell, formerly
stationed at Fort Yates, and who lias
many friends and well-wishers in Em
mons county, is here on a visit to the
family of Major Pitts, his brother-in
law Mr. Purcell has been in the reg
ular army more than tweuly years,
lie is now commissary sergeant in the
Eighth Cavalry, and is stationed at
Fort Robinson, Nebraska.
A civil suit was tried In Lint
Tuesday before Justice Wagher in
wh'ch W. Donahue was plaintiff and
jnseph Huechler defendant. Plaintiff
sued for damages done by defendant's
cattle to his corn-tield. By stipula
tion he easy was tried before a jury of
tiv persons. The amount sued for
was ll'iO. The sum allowed by tbe
jury was $51. which, with the costs,
made a total of 1101. Coventry for
plaintiff, Lane for defendant. The
litigants both live in tbe Strasburg
neighborhood.
IF YOU WISH A NICE BOX OF BON-BONS, OR ANYTHING IN THE CANDY
LINE, WE HAVE IT. ALSO, A FINE LINE OF CIGARS. YOURS TO PLEASE
THE STONE DRUG STORE,
Ben Carles was up from Winona
Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Staats, of Eaunonsburg,
was a visitor in Linton Tuesday.
Mr. Sherwood is building a slaughter
house south of town, near tbe creek.
Ben Haggard and John Schlangen
were up Saturday from the rlvercoun
try.
1'rof. Hanson returned Tuesday
evening from a visit to friends in May
ville.
Or. Muench and daughter, Miss
Marie, were up from Emmonsburg
Wednesday.
Gustave Jorns, from Grafton, is tbe
new registered pharmacist at Hogue's
Stone Drug Store.
citis, is so far recovered—he writes to
his brother John -that he expects to
come home to-morrow.
Don't foreget George Brooks' danc
ing party in tbe opera-house to-mor
row (Friday) evening.
Christ. Wittmiyer, who is at the
Bismarck hospital, where an operation
was performed upon him for appendi-
Born—Sunday morning, Nov. 6th,
to Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ilagg, of Linton,
a girl. Mother aud daughter all right.
Mrs. James A. Paris, of Flandreau,
S. I)., is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hagg, In
Linton.
Considerable money was won by the
writer's friends on the legislative con
test. The Record man bet only a dol
lar, and lost that—bet it with Steve
Fischer, down at Strasburg, that
Johnson would beat Burke by 5,000
majority.
Talk about gratitude! Editor Pat
terson is a hard tighter, either for him
self or for his friends. In the recent
political mix-up it was Charley's stunt
to stand on the corner and make a
lond noise for the combine. He it
was who clinched all suggestions that
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County Auditor—
J. «J. Pitts, rep
County Treasurer—
George U. Naramore. reu
.Michael Baumirartner, dem. ..
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Superintendent of Schools.—
Henry H. Hanson, rep
Jessie It. Peterson. Ind
Commissioner, 4th District
Herman llackhaus. rep
Jakob Klscher, dem
Assessor, 1st District—
Don Uidwcll, rep
Robert I. Ileal I. dem
Assessor, 2d District—
K.C.Campbell, rep
Assessor, 3d District
Anton Horner, dem
Assessor, 4th District—
N. Vande Klasliorst. rep
M. E. Scherr. dem
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Commissioner, ad District—
K. M. Volk. rep
Franz Wolf, dem
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Marriage License*.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued this week by Judge Carley:
Nov. 10th
Jakob Heid and Amelia Mullcr, both
of Linton.
Ed. P. Nieuwsma and
both of Hull.
Marcus Gefroh of Hague and Helena
Marquart of Napoleon.
Johannes Volk of Hague and Oiris
tina Hilsedager of Zeeland.
Nov. 11th
Karl Schreiner and Nina I rcxler, both
of Strasburg.
James J. Knight and lannic l.amb
son, both of Dale. Mr. Knight and Miss
Lambson were united in marriage by
Judge Carley.
WLinton State Hank lias real
etsate money to loan on good farm
land, improved, live years, annual in
terest, with privilege of paying $ioo,
or any multiple thereof, on any
Interest-paying date.
ar you want job printing of anv
kind in both English and German on
tbe same sheet, or separately in either
language, apply at Kcconi otllce.
WFor Sale—Several good teams of
working and driving horses. Call at
Wm. Carmicheal's 1 ivery bam,
Not What H« Maant.
Physician-flaw you any aches or
palua this morning? Patient Yes,
doetor It hurt* me to lireutbe- In faet,
the only trouble now seems to be with
my breath. Pliysieiun—All right. I'll
give you something that will
that!
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the Record man might possibly win
with the logical and conclusive argu
ment, "Betcher a hundred dollars!"
But, seriously, the Advocate man
worked hard and loyally for the
Rooks-IIerolz combination. He spent
bis money and his wind in allopathic
doses and burned gasoline by tbe bar
rel for their success. Of course, no
one expects a man to loan his auto to
a greenhorn. But Charles is about
the nearest to being an expert auto
driver of any one in tlieae parts.
His own machine having been put
on the sick list while helping Mr.
lierolz—it is not remarkable that Mr.
Patterson was considerably astonished
—to put it mildly—when he asked the
loan of Mr. Hero'z's devil-wagon, the
morning after electiont to make a trip
of four miles to the country, and—
met with a point-blank refusal. Xeit
time a thing that kind happens,
Charles, come to the Record office and
we'll loan you "our'n."
Notice
Tne paity that took a load of lignite
coal out of the Dacotah Lumber
Company's coal-sheds Tuesday noon,
Nov :i. 190H (election day), while the
agent was at dinner, is known, and is
requested to call and settle at one.
No questions asked.
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LINTON, N. D., NOV., 4, 1906.
fjTi'he Record would like to do your
job work. Try us.
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Forbearance.
Bacon—Did you ever have any desire
to go on tbe stage? Egliert—Oh, yes
only last week I did. Oh, the actor
was vile! But I contented irysolf with
•hying an egg at litin.—'Vonkers States
mail.
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Audiences Have Changed.
"They don't wriie mii- opems l!k«
they use,I t.i," s.iid Mr Stornilnj to»i
Barues. "Tlie.v used to have jokes
then that ininle i»eoile laugh."
"Yes," answered the manager, "Iwt
you must remember that In those days
they had
to
Africatvt and the Locomotivc.
The children ..I the desert were li'lM ,: i,,
with when
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putting of the steam engine.
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audiences vho could be made
laugh."—Memphis
peal.
f.'ominerelnl Ap­
Not Daluded.
"Do
you Want employment?"
"Lady," answered I'ioddhBg l'#te,
"you
means well, but you can't make
work
sonnd im.v more invitln' by usln'
words
of
three
ton
pvlliiIdes." Washing­
Star.
Brave actions never want a truin|iet.
—Italian Proverb.
Willing to Help.
Tramp—Can you :issist me nkrng tb«
road, :1111m? I.ndv of the House- Per
sonally I cannot, but I will unchain my
dog, and I know he will be irost pleased
to do so.
Gifts from the hand are sliver aud
Kold. but the heart gives thai which
neither
silver nor gold can buy.—
Beecher.
Outatrippad It.
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recall tblugs, you once had
future
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Composite Names. 'i\V- I
"One of the differences between the I
and when he runs across Uucoda. on
the Norlberii I*:» ilic railroad in I'ielvo
county. Wash., lie doesn't Know wheth
er II Is Chiii"'iU or siwa-h oi- -nbal
rtllt It is none of llicm li!,c Kei'oVii, III
West Virginia, which Is near the Junc
tion of Kenti'cUy, Ohio ami Virginia,
or lelmar. where I tela ware and Mary
land conic ingot her. I'.ncoda i. a com
posite me. ami Its story I- nlmple
enough. W'licn the Northern I'acltic
came In a town sprang up. and It
must have name There were Indian
ninne in plenty, hut something more
novel was wanted, so Messrs. I'.uekley.
Coulter and I'avU, all Northern 1 *a I IS,
otlieiaK put heir heads together lirst
nnd their ••net Inter, and Ihe name
Bu-eo-da was evolved, Willi an ely
inologv \ery apparent to any one who
Is at nil Informed In terminology. I'.n
coda It lias remained, ami it Is not half
bad as names In the 1'ugct hound
country."
Beggars on Horseback.
•"Whoa, thai
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,' lie says, pnllin up his
boss, and then be whines:
Tor the love o' charity, Mud gem,
would ye be so good as to gimme a
crust bread for meself and a hnmlfnl
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oats for the old mare.' ,i.,Kii.
The sailor smiled thoughtfully and
stirred Ills ice cream soda with a long
spoon.
"Yes, llal," he resumed, there's ac
tual ts'icuars on horseback In ltoosi.i.
They travels from town to town In
caravans. They beg grub for them
selves mid fodder for their nags, Just
as been tellln' je.
"O" course. In llie Argentine, whenj
boss don't cost song, It's only nat
ural ye should see beggars on horse
back, and I ain't savin' notliln' abotil
that. But ill China they ride, too,
while there's a Maltese beggar down
Malta way what even drives spring
wagon an' takes his gal along Inter
rupts his eiinoodlln' to ask you for a
copper to stave olT starvation, then
starts right in ngaln where he icft oil
—New Orleans Times-Demoerat.
An Unaceeuntabla Failing.
It was a severe trial to .Mr. Hardin ,'
that bis only son's memory was not all
that could lie desired. "Where In the
world he got such 11 forgetful streak
from Is beyond me," said the exasper
«ted father to his wife on one occasion.
"What has he forgotten now':" nslced
Mrs. Harding, with eyes downcast and
demure expression.
"The figures of the last return from
the election on the bulletin board."
And Mr. D: ding Inserted a tiiig«r In
his collar as If to loosen It and shook
his head vehemently. "I.ooked at 'em
as he came pnsf not half an hour ago,
and now can't tell me.
"As I said to him, 'If you're so stu
pld you can't keep a few simple figures
In j'our head, why don't you write 'em
down on piece of paper, as I do. and
have done all my life, long before I
was your age
A Candle Trick.
T^-t candle urn until It has a good
long snufT. then blow it out with a
Hidden puff A bright wreath of white
smoke will i-tirl up from the hot wick.
Now. if a flame lie applied to this
smoke, even at a distance of two or
three Inches from the candle, the Game
will run down the smoke and rekindle
the wick in a very fantastic manner.
To perform this ceremony nicely there
must I*- no draft or "banging" doors
while the mvstic spell Is rising
a
before yon," said the old friend.
"Yea." replied the fate tossed man.
you see. I lived so fast that I got
abend of It"
life Is governed more by f(f'
tune than by reason.—Hume.
Evptcted Reduction.
Orandpa Macpherson llow many
do two and two make. Iona:d? lion
•Id- Six. CJrnndpa-What are you talk
lug ntjout? Two aud two make four.
Donald—Yes.
Notice lor Publication.
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by lr\lKr ««r an iutlctinih' uunU»rr
oien, which tln\v nssuuuM! won* shu^j.-imn at i.u.tdi
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wnttlng to s,11• he (l.fir open mill I ho
oxen come out, nor could they for many.
llays be |orMinded that the power of
tbe locouiothe could mine from oilier
than the Strength of the o\.
The Arabs of the Sudan, mor-- iiiiai -'.
Inatlve thnn the Matubelc. raw In the
Are horses of the rallwav one of the
PJIuns of I lie "Arabian Mollis" har­
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Allen, tl W 111 elilirt-U I|..|| iVil Haiti
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Alien. Jillepll Win,ma Call.e A
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the fact that on one
All'll-lls \V II i'lile
occasion tl tdiciU made an Impassioned
remonstrance against till! cnicil.v of
making so small an engine draw so h'b o"''i"ti io'."
htlgo a train
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soilWdor, "is the mimes of place.-, and -'"'l
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the SI,il.omlshes, the Snohomlshc. t!)•* lt:niii.«'.n im-i-, .lolm SiniilmrK aiiitj
Sl)oi|Uiihnlc-- Ihe W aliKlai,nills and the leoM-.h, "n I' liip.
lot Of then, |ti ve a man funny feelings.
,,n left le.
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llofsi s. i,ame lii-anil on left shoiihler
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ei -In III 11111 oil 11 lit lllp
novel. 1!- Iv (ileiirno ('nttlo, I on Iff ill,
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you'd "beat me down" a bitr.omlon
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DR. A. A. SORENSEN
Eye, K»r, Nose and'Thro it
lice over
I OUlce over Voediscli Jewelry M"rc.
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Iit.ni'l (Hill,lit on I*.ft hoof
t^'l iyi.n, .lolm Winona, itlllf, I-
on
on llfcl.l hip.
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on li ft, shouith-r.
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rihu. llirt«*H, 1*^. nhouhJcr.
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iiint-fl on l»-ft shouffhi an.i. sannj.v.-!
hraii'J on 3*• fI hip.
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ruhl htp.
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Ji'^'-n, hfunJi 'l on ZV it «hou Idttr-'
wit hN hran'J
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II on [. ft «,hou
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with "fi riifhf hip, ||-trv"
oji ru'hi ^houl(J«T.
v« 11 y. (o-o. A t'iayton. (.'at tIc a/jl h'Tva
A hip.
Todd. .1 amt'h-• (iayton ('attif. and II
rl-'lit ^houldt-r.
T«.u^h. Iiavid Horst'*.brand on ri^ht
hip. (Jii! it.*, hiiim* hrand utj It*ft hip..
Ih ukf-lofii. .1. li.. W»'»tfl* ld-('alt i»\ VH
on i' ft l.ip. Horxfji, VH hair bran'l ou
li ft hip.
Van.-'trt-il. II.-Hull, atUf, S
"h left hip.
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r'K*'t
hip.
'•••lier. A M. Hampton. Cattle. 'efl
A K. H-wnpUni liorM-s, QC
rlifht shoulder Call k\ sariit* hrand on
i.ftlilp.
hah-u. «i.—Slrasbur?. ('attlf, on
hip. llorst»?i» sain** hrand uud» tnatie.
i,n riKht bide
.. WoHniann. -Jacoh—W1liona. Ilorsi-i ou
r^^ftr V»-att-r. I) Ma/.tdion Callle O O O
en left Hide
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