Emmons County record. [volume], February 04, 1909, Image 4

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PAP** OF THE COUNTY.
is Mtarad at the Linton Post
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Watchmaker
and
J«weler
Bmlrlm a Specialty
Cfcllat the Stone Irut Store.
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DBMTDT
LINTON. NOR. PAR.
OIOAU BATH ROOM
CITY BABBER SHOP
fe
A. M. BBITT0. PROP.
Leaves ou Mondays
OR. W. C. WOLVERTON
FRYSICIAN AND SURGEON
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA
of tba Eye Klven Special Aiteiitlou
OIMMS Fitted.
O»»I0B AT PLANBTT.S PHARMACT.
OSea, 1*4 Residence, 48-3
DR. A. A. SORENSEN
Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat.
Offlce over Voedlsch Jewelry Store.
S. Dak.
Onntj Abstract Company
A. WBaenaBT. OOclal Abstracter
AMMUCM
or
AM. LAMM AID
VOW* UHI IN RMMONS COUNTY
FAftM AMD RANCH LANDS FOB SALE
Agent for MEBIGAN
.. of Me* York
TUBULAR WELLS.
HUB TSARS' EXPERIENCE.
•ATIIPAOTIOM OOARANTEEU
AORRV.
JN»R RLKCTR1C PLOW
THRASHING ENGINES.
FOR FEBRUARY.
February will be a very eventful
month. In fact, it will be tbe laat of
the eventful months, for Mr. Roose
velt will leave the White Houae March
4, and after that we shall only occa
sionally hear from him, along with
earthquakes, war in the Balkana, Bal
suli, the old and new husbands of the
Gould money, and other cable news.
However, be that as it will,
The groundhog will obey
The impulse of prophetic gift
Upon tbe second day.
He'll feel tbe vibrant stir of spring
Run up and down his sploe,
Roll over like a hired man,
Sit up and yawnand whine,
Rub all bis knucklea in bis eyes.
Wind up his winter snooze,
Put on bis go-to-meetln' clothes
And patent leather shoes,
Ascend the stairway of bia lair,
Observe the sky a while,
And join tbe Ananias club
In floe and dandy style.
And tlien Uie date of Lincoln's birth
will timorously dawn, and the wets
and drys will show us whoae line-up
he stood upon. The drys will say bo
never drank, tbe wets will claim be
did, they'll show him standing 40 ways
for Sunday on the lid, the women will
parade and pray for H20 for men, and
tbe breweries will sadly sigh for the
good old times again.
St. Valentine's Day will come on
tbe 14th. This will bs tbe biggest day
of the month, inasmuch as It will give
the people who believe In protecting
American art an opportunity to show
us just what the tariff is doing for It.
There will, of course, be a few of the
hideous caricatures wbicb everybody
got when our native artists were com
pelled to compete with tbe clieap labor
of Europe, but In tbe main tbe valen
tlnea will be a great improvement up*
on anything we have seen. After look
log tbem over we aball be able to de
termine pretty well whether art, like
the steel Industry, Is now quite able to
take care of Itaelf, or If Is still an
Infant and needs all tbe baby food
that Uncle Joe Cannon can give It.
AND
rBAMOIB JABZKOWIAK.
Ho Ml Twelfth Street. Bismarck. D. N.
GMYBEAL a SWEET
WELL-DRILLERS
LtVONA. NORTH DAKOTA
Wc Drill Deep or Shallow Wells.
Caaollne Power Used for Drilling.
WORK PROMPTLY DONE
SMITH & IIVINE
Uatotal(lRg and Embalming,
Faniiturt and Cosl^tts.
Penonal and prompt attention to all
telephone orders.
Linton, North Dakota
HENRY WITTMAYER
DEALER IN
Harness,
Saddles,
Collars,
Sweatpads,
Horse
Hlankets,
Harness
Fixtures.
Repairing
Promptly
Done.
W*Mlle of Broadway, lietween Oher
wmmft Bakery and Hogue's Drug Store.
Why has our bsi*
•M more tbaa
In the past
twi years?
SEND FOR litith AN
NUAL CATALOGUE of
EVERYTHING for the
FARM GARDEN and
LAWN.
YOU WILL FIND
MANY THINCS THAT
WILL INTEREST YOU
BETWEEN the
But while the Symbol of a love
That dieth not nor fails
And other kinds of valentines
Are going through the malls.
And almost everybody is
On edge to take a shot
At tbe coward who addressed to
him
The cruel one he got—
While all of this is going on
In lighter humor, still,
You bet your bottom dollar that
The Secret Service will
Be on tbe Job tor Roosevelt
And watchful tu a man
To see no ugly ones are sent
At present to Japan.
On tbe second Wednesday in Febru
ary tbe vote of the electoral college
will be formally opened at a joint ses
sion of both houses of congress, and It
will be found that 321 votes were cast
for Taft and Sherman and 162 for
Brju and Kern. Mr. Carnegie says fig
ures prove nothing, but tbe recurrence
of these will nevertheless prove a little
embarrassing.
lietween St. Valentine's day and
Washington'8 birthday there will be a
lull enlivened from time to time by
Carrie Nation in London 'i'ower, news
paper editors sentenced to bard labor
on the Panama Canal for gossiping
about the Government, and tbe Duke
of the Abruzzl giving up all for Mlsa
Elklns. Tbe fleet will continue on Its
homeward way. making Spain, where
there will be a tremendous ovation
tendered it on Feb. 31.
And tben the day of daya will ms
When every one will try
$
BEAU-
TWL COVERS IN SEVEN COLORS.
4 S W I Co.. Bismarck, N.D
TRMC Maime 4
In
To honor moat the name of bim
Who never told a lie—
Who never wrote a nature fake,
Or lied about a deal
In timber laods, or called tbe sale
In Panama a steal,
Or represented Standard Oil
Behind the country's back,
But alwaya made a very straight
And unsuspicious track.
T. R. will take a cherry tree and
drag It through the alles of Congress
till the country whoops and even Con
gress smiles and having aurfeited
himself with this amusing skit, he'll
center Tillman out and run him up
and down a bit*
At nlgbt the Ananiaa Club will bur
geon with a ball and all the liars will
disport and frolic in tbe hall. Tbe
cheerful liar will consort and mingle
wltb tbe plain, the unpremeditated
type will trip to tbe refrain, the will
ful liar will essay the Merry Widow
waltz, tbe suave infernal liar will be
welcomed for bis faults, the artful liar
will consign tbe truth to utter Hades,
and the droll dam liar will delight the
none too squeamish ladies.
Tbe season for alfting the ashes
ends on Ash Wedneeday, Feb. 24. Tbe
auppositlon is that we can make ends
meet in some other way during Lent,
wbicb immediately follows.
February was named for Februus,
an old Etruscan god with a bad liver.
Information of him is meager, but
bistory calls him a holy terror, and
be appeara to have been a providen
tial preparation of tbe earth for the
subeequent occurrence of President
Castro.
The password for tbe month will be
"Possum." Prosperity will return on
the twenty eighth.
And then the ides of March will come,
Which long ago played bob
And tbe fattest man we ever chose
Will go upon the job.
Tbe Bismarck Trlbuns (Dally and
Weekly) will cover tbe proceedings
and gossip of tbe eleventh legislative
assembly fully and Impartially. Thoae
who have read tbe Bismarck Tribune
reports In tbe past are assured that
the coming session of tbe legislature
will receive still greater attention to
the details, the lobby and committee
work. The Tribune announces that It
will have a special reporter In each
house, and will give a complete synop
sis of all measures proposed or passed,
explaining each measure and tbe posi
tion taken by each member on im
portant legislation. No other paper
can or will cover the event so fully.
The Tribune, dally, three months, will
be sent to any address for 11 weekly,
25 cents. Members can make up their
lists, send In tbe addresses and aettle
witb the business department later
on. Advance synopses of re porta from
the various state officers and Institu
tions are now being made, and those
subscribing now will receive the paper
for the same price as those waiting
until the session opens.
Address THB TRIBUNE,
Bismarck, N. D.
Taken Up.
Came to my place, Ave miles south
east of Winona, Sec. 23, Twp. 130, Rge
7», on or about Jan. 14, 1909, one black
gelding colt, no visible brand one two
year-old gray mare, branded on rigbt
shoulder. Owner will please call,
prove property, pay charges and take
animals away.
RAY
each issue of this paper,
will
be
a
E. A.
COONKN,
Winona, N. D.
Talcea Up.
On my premises, sit miles southeast
of Linton, Sec. 30, Twp. 132, Rge. 75,
on or about Dec. 1,1908, one red and
white belfer. Owner will please call,
prove property, pay charges and take
animal. ANTON KELSCII.
PostoMce, Linton, 5. D.
INFORMATION ON BANKING FOR THE PEOPLE.
xve
material advantage
should do your business with this bank.
Those talks will
lie
explanations.
are goiug
this
S it is ncaring Valentine Day we would like to call your attention to the fact that we have one of the largest and best assortments of Valen­
tines that has ever been shown in Linton. Call and look them over, and you will surely find what you want. Yours truly,
STONE DRUG STOKE
COOKE'S "DOS" MID "DOBS."
The Following, Prepared
By
Dr. V. T.
Cooke, State Director for Wyom
tog. Will bo Val—Ms Ported
is V—r Memory.
DO
Plow deep, at leaat eight to nine
inches, more If possible.
Your plowing at the right time.
Your harrowing and cultivation as
soon as tbe ground
la
dry enough.
Learn to take advantage of soil con
ditions.
Study the capability of your soil,
Sow a small amount of tbe best seed
obtainable per aero.
Fan all seeds and use only tbe
plumpest and cleaneat seed possible.
Sow all seeds with a drill.
Harrow or use a woeder on all your
growing grain In the apring.
Cultivate your alfalfa or meadows
by uselng a disc or alfalfa harrow.
Harrow your plowed ground as soon
as plowed In spring and summer.
Learn that cultivation conserves
moisture.
Good and thorough work It will pay.
Learn to rotate your crops and keep
everlastingly at it and success is as
sured.
Realize tbere Is always a ready mar
ket for first-class stock and that scrubs
don't pay.
Make up your mind what you Intend
to do, make your plans accordingly
and carry out your Ideas.
Have an alfalfa or rye, lot, or rather
lots, for your hogs and growing pigs,
and learn tbat to get results from
these pastures It pays to feed some
grain If only a little every day.
Get your alfalfa seed In bed in the
best possible state of tilth learn that
alfalfa fielda will laat Indefinitely, pro
vided you get a good stand, will culti
vate tbem with a disc or alfalfa har
row thoroughly, after each cutting
and will manure them.
Not forget tbat taking your crop off
on four legs is one of the best ways to
make clear money off of your farm, be
sides improving its fertility by keep
ing all manure on your land. This
method of farming if carried out prop
erly makes your land of greater value
year by year, and you will have larger
returns from your work. In otber
words feed your crops to those animals
you like best, be they cattle, sheep or
bogs.
Not frget that to raise crops and
feed tbem successfully requires brains
as well as muscle.
Not forget that farmers are realiz
ing tbat tbere is much more in being
an up-to date farmer than most of us
used to think.
Keep In touch with your agricultur
al college, get your name put down for
their bulletins and recollect that the
professors are eiperts In their differ
ent lines, and that tbey will always be
glad to assist snd advise If you will
only show interest In tbelr work by
asking for information.
Learn by the experience of others,
take some good farm paper and do not
expect to get first-class papers for
nothing it takes money to employ ex
pert writers.
DON'T
Plow when your soil Is wet.
Harrow or cultivate your land when
it is wet.
Plow your ground in the fall and
harrow It fine it Is liable to blow
away or drift leave It rough.
Use poor seed and expect a good
crop.
Sow grain mixed with pernicious
weedaeed.
Over seed.
Sow broadcast.
Sow grain by band and then run a
disc over the land, and expect good re
sults.
Scratch your ground and call It
plowing and expect good results.
Sow alfalfa seed on sod ground.
Sow a nurse crop with alfalfa seed.
Forget to harrow the weeds as soon
as they appear.
Let weeds grow, tbey are bard to get
rid of when large, besides using up tbe
moisture and fertility that crops need.
Let tbe manure go to waste.
Be discouraged If your crops do not
meet with your expectation, It takes
time to learn how to do things proper
ly,besides the season may not be favor
able.
Forget that it is just as easy to get
big crops as small ones, better seeds
and better culture will Increase yields.
Forget that all soils are not alike,
and therefore cannot be treated the
same.
Feed your horses oats in which
tbere are more or less wild oate, horses
with poor teeth cannot maatlcate or
10
interesting matters about our bauk which concern the practical,
every-day sort, of person
in
IHMCIIHS
community.
We will tell you something about the bank1* relation to the
cummunity how this bank benefits the
the
[teople how our service
to you iu your business why you
iu a series
You
We ask you
to read every one.
of simple, straight-forwanl
will find them interesting and instructive.
FIRST BANK OF LINTON,
ORAM, rmMM Linton, Nor. Oak.
grind their food properly—result, wild
oats are passed on to tbegroand where
working.
Forget that scientific or export far
mers cannot make hard and fast rules
for every farmer. Farmers must study
and work out their different conditions
more or less for themselves.
Forget tbe Federal Government at
Washington,D.C., Issues bulletins on
most, if not all farm topics. These csn
be bad for the asking, are written by
men who make a special Ufo study of
their different departments. One very
great objection is, tbey are too cbeap
ask and you shall receive.
Tbere are exceptions to all rules.
Tbe above may not apply everywhere
or to all conditions.—Ex
POLLOCK ITEMS.
Il''r6iii the Progress, Jan. svth.l
Miss Maggie Martel, of Anamoose,
N. D., is here on an extended visit with
her brother Philipp Martel and family.
Geo. Pitts came down from bis homo
near Winona, Saturday, and Sunday
morning be went on down to Glenham.
Mrs. F. Hinz was called by telegraph
Monday, to the bedside of ber mother,
who is dangerously 111 at her borne at
Blue Earth, Minn. Miss Frances Hlnz
accompanied her mother.
Fred Seymour writes from Los An
geles,Cal., tbat bo will be back here In
March. Fred says California Is a won
derful place for climate and scenery,
but tbat in all otber ways Dakota has
tbatstate beaten 20 to 1.
Louis Dorbbusb was down from
Westtield,Wednesday. Louis does not
come to this town as often as be form
erly did, being Interested in a business
way in Strasburg, but his many
friends are always glad to see him
when be does come.
An important change in the busi
ness clrclesof Pollock was consumated
this week, whereby Messrs. Edward
Pulling, C. S. Pulling and their sister,
Mrs. Sarah Walter, became the own
ers of the general store business here
tofore conducted under the name of
Cranston Bros. Mr. Chas. Pulling has
owned a one fourth interest in tbe
business since last summer, and now
his sbare is Increased to a one third In
terest tbe share that each of tbe new
partners take. A. E. Cranston owned
one half of tbe store and R. F. Cran
ston one fourth. The selling price was
somewhat in excess of 98000. We are
not Informed what the name of tbe
new business firm will be, and are not
sure that tbey have as yet selected a
name. A. E. Cranston has not yet de
cided what he will do In the future,
though if he remains In Pollock he
will probably embark in aome line of
business in the spring.
Taken Up.
Came to my place, five miles north
Hague, Sec. 12, Twp. 130, Rge. 75, one
bay gelding pony, about ten years old,
branded 729 on right hip, has three
white feet and white spot on forehead.
Owner will please call, pay charges
'and take the animal away.
ANTON KBUMM,
Hague, N. D.
LINTON MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY MORNINO,
Feb. 4th.
Wheat-
No. 1 Northern, 94c.
No. 2 Northern, 91c.
No. 3 Northern, 88c.
No. 4 Northern, 86c.
Rejected, 83c.
Durum Wheat
No. 1, 80c.
No. 2, 77c.
No. 3, 75c.
Flax-
No. 1, $1.47.
Barley
No. 4, 45c.
No. 5, 44c.
Feed Barley, 42c.
Oate—
No. 3, 45c.
No. 4, 43c.
Butter
Table Stock, 20c.
Packing Stock, 18c.
Cream, 25c.
Eggs, 2cc.
•For proofs, filings, etc., apply to
L. A. Weatherby, United States Com'
mlssioner. Linton.
Different In Beaks.
bookti tills Is tbe way they
In th
say It:
"Outside the wind moaned unceasing
l.v, its voice now tbat of a child which
sobs with itself in tbe nlgbt, now tbat
of a woman who suffers ber great pain
alone, as women have suffered since
life began, as women must suffer till
life wears to its weary end. And min
gled with the wailing of wind rain fell
—fell lieavlly, Intermittently, like tears
wrung from souls of strong men."
Outside' tbe books we nay:
"It's ra in lug."—Atchison Globe.
The Brakeman'e Joke.
"Ran over a cow this morning up
above Coffeyvtlle." said the brakeman
to a reporter.
"How lid it happenasked the re
porter.
"She was drinking out of a creek
under a bridge," shouted tbe brakeman
as he swung on to tbe last car and
went grinning out of town.—Kansas
City Times.
$
$
$
Brute!
Jlmson—Where's your wife? Haven't
seen ber often lately. Weed—Oh, I
aent her away on a little vacation,
flinson—So? Where'd she got Weed
To the Thousand Isles. Jlnwoa-Stay
long? Weed-Tea. I toM ber to tako
a week to each lsland.-Jodge.
A Saving Prase.
Florence—I can* understand why
•tbel mauled Mr. Ganaon. He is oM
enough to bo her father. Lawrsnis
Tea, bat bo Is rteh eaevgfc to bo fear
feoeband.-BxcbangaT^
CHANGED OWNERS.
Jot Emmons Csnrtji Property
Transferred Daring the Period
s. iStk and
w. 30th.
Receiver'* Receipt*.
United States to Qulnton
Wingerter, Jr., qr of
wqr of 18-131-78
United States to Barbara
Volk, ne qr of 28-130-75...
United States to Qulnton
Wingerter, lots 3and land
qr of qr of 18-131-78
Rtmeiver'n Certificate,
United States to Johsnn
Ohlhauser, qr of 24-133
78
Patents.
United States to Joseph
W. Oilman, hf of
qr of 23 and hf of
qr of 26-135-79
United States to Frlodrlcb
Wahl, qr of 35-129-75...
United States toTressa Ca
sey, hf of qr and
hf of qr of li-130-79....
United States to William H.
Mack, qr of qr of
23,8 qr of eqr and hf
of qr of 22-129:75
United States to George
Bosch, lot 4, hf of
qr and qr of qr ot
2-131-75
United States to Joseph
Schwarzenberger, qr of
17-130:74
Warranty Iteert*.
N. P. Railway Company tot
John Jenner, qr, a hf
of qr, 8 hf of neqr and
lots 1, 2,3 and 4 of 3-131-79 I 1582 38
N. P. Railway Company to
Herman J. Herolz, ne qr
Of 13-132-77
John 1. Roop and wife to W.
1.133 00
1662 00
Martha Henderson, lots 3
and 4, block 7, Larvik
Jakob Sauter and wife to
Emil Dierenfeldt, qrof
qr, qrof qr and
8 hf of wqr of 32-130-74.. 3200 00
II. F. Hunter and wife to
Jno. J. Flaherty, lots 15,
16, 17 and 18, block 32,
Hunter's first addition to
Linton
Franz Tempel et al. to Wil
liam Reemtsma, lots 12,
11 and 9, block 5, Tempel
tou
Edward Larvick et al. to
Carmichael, qr of 34
133-76
Abraham L. Abel and wife
to A. W. Sims, qr of
10-133-70
John Keim et al. to Ernst
Sheriff's Sale.
STATK or XoHTn DAKOTA,
480 00
P. Thurston, lute 9 and 10,
block II, Hazelton
Mrs. Sarah Adams to George
100 00
W. Corbln, lots 7 and 8 of
5-136-79
Roee Waldon to Fred Petrie,
part of qr of qr of
26-131-79
Qulnton Wingerter, Jr., and
wife to Qulnton Wingerter,
qr of a qrof 18-131-78
Christian Hinting and wife
to Jakob Rutchke, qr
of wqr of 21-129-74
R. B. Ballard and wife et al.
to Michael Weber, qr
of 9-132-78
GustavusA. Herolz to Mich
ael Senger, qr of qr,
hf of qr and qr of
eqr of 26-131-75
Edward M. Larvlck et al. to
I
OOCHTT or
EMMOSH, fs"-
Racine Sattley Manufacturing *'omianv (n
Corporation), plaintiff, vs. George D.
Brown, defendant.
Notice Is hereby Riven that by virtue of
an execution to me directed and delivered,
and now In my hands, Issued out of the
clerk's offlce of the Third Judicial District
Court, state of North Dakota, in and for the
county of Cass, upon a judgment rendered
la said court In favor of Racine Pauley
Manufacturing Company (a corporation),
Rsndant.
lalntlff. and against George D. lirown, de
I have levied upon the followlng
aescrlbed real property of said defendant
to-wlt:
The north one-half of section twenty-two
all of section twenty-three, southeast
quarter of the northeast, juart«r and the
east half of the southeast quarter and
tbe southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twenty-four, all of
section twenty-five, all of section thlrty-
Bve. tbe southwest quarter of section
twenty-six. and the west half of sec
tion twenty-seven, all in township one
hundred tulrty two north of range
seventy-eight west of the ifth Principal
And that I shall, on Saturday, the Sth
day of February. A. D. luo»,' at the
nour of oelock p. m. of laid dav
at the 'font door of the court
house, in the village of Linton, in said coun
ty and slate, proceed to sell tbe right, title
and interest of the above-named Ueorge I.
Brown in And to the altove-oescrlbed iroD»
erty, to satisfy ttaid judgment and costs,
amounting to eighteen hundred lifty-tive
dollars and thirty-live cents, together with
all accruing costs of sale, and Interest on
the tame from the 4th day of November, 1908.
at tbe rate of seveu per cent per annum, at
public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. WILLIAM JONGS.
Sheriff of Einmons County, N. D.
U. M. BOLLOCK, I'laintlff's Attorney.
Dated Linton. N. 0., Dec. ltt, 1U08. (feb4
Notice for Publication.
ITED
STATES LANDorricc,
BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA,
January 5, lOOQ.
Notice is hereby given that the Northern
IK
flc
Company, whose postolUce
address is 8t. Paul, Minnesota, has this Sth
day of January, 1W9, Sled in this offlce Its
the Southwest quarter of Section 34 in Town
ship 134 North of Range 75 West of the Fifth
Principal Meridian, containing 40 acres.
Any and all neraons claiming adversely
the lands described, or desiring to object be
cause of the mineral character of the land,
or for any other reason, to the disposal to
applicant, should tile tlivlr affidavits of pro
test In this offlce, on or before the 27th da*
of February, 1WJ.
M. II. JEWELL, Register.
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT or
1 00
100 00
THE
In the matter of the estate of Jobn Public,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned.
I rancts Public, administratrix of the estate
of John Public, late of tbe county of Em
mons and state of North Dakota, deceased,
to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the neccessary vouchers, within
six months after the first publication of
tbls notice, to tha undersigned, at her place
of residence near Larvik postofflce. In the
county of Emmons, and state of North Da
kota.
1 00
40 00
Margaretba Wahl, qr
of 25-129-75
Peter George to Joseph Wil
lem, hf of qr and
qr of se qrof33 andn qr
3360 00
Of 8 W qr of 34-129-77
C. G. Schmidt and wife to
JobnHaak, hf of 6-129
75
William J. MarChant and
wife to A. N. Drake, hf
of hf of 8-132-76
II. F. Hunter aud wife to E.
1400 00
6500 00
Dated Febuary I. A. D.. I'.KW.
FRANCIS PUBLIC.
A a
First publication on the nth duy of Feb
ruary. A. 190!l—Last Feb. 25tb.
Notice of Chattel-Mortgage Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by reason of
default having been made in the payment
of one certain promissory note made and
delivered by Clirast Ballelt to the Linton
State Bank, at Linton, North Dakota, on
tbe25tli day of March. 1008. and due Novem
ber 1,1908, for the sum of One hundred six
ty-eight dollars (1108.00), which said note
was secured by a mortgage upon one bar
mare, three years old, weight 1100 pounds
said mortgage being dated the 25th day of
March, 1908, and In which Cbrast Ballelt Is
mortgagor and Linton State Bank is mort
gagee and the Linton State Bank feeling
Itself unsafe and Insecure In that certain
mortgage In which Chrastan Ballelt Is mort
gagor and Linton State Bank Is mortgagee
and which Is dated October 14, 1908, and
which was given upon one Banner wagon,
top box, seat and running gear, and which
was given to secure a certain promissory
note made and delivered by Chrastan Bal
lelt to Linton State Bank, at Linton, North
Dakota, on the 14th day of October, 1908. and
the said Linton State Hank being the hold
ers of said notes and mortgages,
1 00
E. Martin, lots 13 and 14,
block 32, Hunter's first ad
dition to Linton
H. F. Hunter and wife to E.
105 00
E. Martin, lot 11, Hunter's
second addition to Linton 100 00
H. F. Hunter and wife to E.
E. Martin, lots 2,3 and 4,
Hunter's second addition
to Linton
H. F. Hunter and wife to E.
750 00
E. Martin, lots 1 and 2,
block 28, Hunter's first ad
dition to Linton
II. F. Hunter and wife to E.
125 00
E. Martin, lots 7 and 8,
block 32, Hunter's first ad
dition to Linton
Ernst Bruegel and wife to
Now therefore by virtue of the power of
•ale contained In said mortgages and for tbe
purpose of paying the sum of (95, being the
amount due on said notes at date hereof
the Linton State Bank will sell the above
described personal property at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of the court house in Linton, N
'i "D.Satiirday, the 1:1th day of February,
1809. at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m.
Dated at Linton. N. D„ this 2d day of Feb
ruary, l!)0!i. LINTON STATE BANK,
LVNK
&
COVENTRY, Mortgagee.
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT or
THE
I), h. LAND orricE
125 00
Sescribed,
55 00
2400 00
Melzian, qr of qr
and lots I, 2 and 5 of 28
135-78
Herbert Galley and wife to
2200 00
A. W. Sims, qr of 19
129-74
2400 00
PlowLaya.
I have made arrangements with an
eastern plow company andean furnish
lays for the following plows: Bradley,
Canton, Case, Fuller & Johnson, Gale,
Grand Detour, Deere, Molina. Oliver,
Bock Ialand and Peru. Tbe prices are,
16-Inch 93. 14-inch *2.75. 12-inch 12.50.
All lays are made of solid, crucible
cast-steel, and an guaranteed to fit._
Orders must be left wltb mo before
Feb. 10,1909, to assure delivery at the
above prices. A. G. CLAYTON,
Linton, N. D..
Notice lor
IMTEHIOII,
LAND Orricit
I
AT
HISMAHCK. N. D.,
December Hi, 1DW.
Notice Is hereby given that
RUSHEL C. ntJRLINGAME,
Of Larvik, N. D., who, oil October 23,1903,
made homestead entry No. Stil&l, for the 8.
W. of sec. as. Twp. l:»4 N„ Kgc.70 W. of Fifth
Principal Meridian, has tiled notice of in
tentlnn to make Snal live-year proof to es
tablish claim to the land above described,
before L. A. Weatherby, United States com
missioner, at Linton, North Dakota, on the
eighth day of February. l'JOJ.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Theodore II. Melnhover. of Larvik. N. I).
John P. Jones, of Larvik. N. I».
John B. Davis, of Larvik. N. D.
Clarence Uruce, of Larvik, N. 1).
1 00
M. U. JEWELL, Register.
Notice to Creditors.
Publication.
t.*.u£88EESgTJSc^r*'
December IT. i9u* 1
Notice Is hereby given tbat
.1 HELENA BIT?.
F»
Dakot., .Iiu on lU],
3MTa?dea£
tTktehefl,',rdvr^r^sfr^^^b£?'f'
the 10th day of February, is«n
Claimant names as witnesses
Anton Horner, of Linton, i'
Jakob Jangula, of Linton, N
Andreas Kelsch, of Linton. N
Anton kelscb. of Linton, S. I,
M. 11. JEWKLL, li,.gl,t,.r
Notice for Publication.
L. !. LARD ornci at BISMARCK. N. I
January 11, I'jOii
Notice Is hereby given that
OLIVER O. ScoTT,
Of Winchester. North Dakota, win,,
,in
I
S. 1906, made homestead entry N,, :iv,sa r.
lots 1 and 2 and S. E. of N. W
Twp 133 N.. Rge. 77. W. of Fifth I'riicln".
Meridian, bus filed notice of lnt.-nuoii ',
make commutation proof
to establish
.i»„
to the land above described befur
Weatherby. United states coinmls,|.','„„
MarchM&»
UakotH-
011
1
ay ,'f
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harvey Pettis, of Linton. N. I
John Dewey, of Emmonstjurir, .N 11
Chas. Richardson, of Winchester. N I)
Matthew Nlesen. of Winchester, N
M. B. JEWKLL. ReglM,..
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT
OF THE INTKIUOI.
U. LAND OrricE AT BISMAHCK, N. 11 I
December 1'S. iww. I
Notice Is hereby given that
BRUNO SCI1KLL.
Of Hague. N. D„ who. on Matvh n:
made homestead entry No. r,',r ,ii
E. S. E. of Sec. 2s and N. of N 1 ,.
of Sec. 33. Twp. 130 N.. Rge. 75 W. „f nh i,
Principal Meridian, has filed notice
(,f
in­
tention to make final commutation uru.ir 1.
establish claim to tbe land above lt s. ii,..d
before P. G. Rooks, clerk of tin. ili.Mri -i
court of Emmons county, N. D.. at i.mton
NwtMtjakota, on the eighth
,r
I i,ru-
C'lalmant names as witnesses:
Oeorg Volk, of Hague. N. I),
rank Frlson, of Hague. N I).
a a N I
Joseph Bucliier. of Hague. N. 1.
M. H. JEWELL.
leKU:.
Notice for Publication
,. DEPARTMENT or
THE
INTF.IIKH
L. S. LANDOrricE AT BISMARCK, N. IT.,
December IN, HHJS!
Notice is hereby given that
,SiIa^,.U/'?'.North
I
WILHELM LIPP,
Da.k«t".
Febroa'ry,°lSo!i.
who. on June
ao, 1903, made homestead entry No -11117 f,)r
U»N.B.!tor Sec. 12, Twp. rso N lii
W.of Mfth Piioclpal Meridian.has tiled"no
tice of Intention to make final five-Tear''
proof, to establish claim to the land
bc.,orS
I'
G" Kooks- cl,-rk
the
district court of Emmons county. N. i.
at
Ulc
ciKl1'"
,lai ,,f
O'S'^ant names as witnesses:
Adam Thomas, of Strasburg, N. I)
Joseph I. Baumgartncr,of atrasburu'. Yi
Thomas Ihli, of strasburg,
N. I.
Anton «. Baumgartuer,of Strasburir. Mr
M. U. JEWELL, lt'Kist«
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT or
THE
U. S.
ISTKRIOH
LAND Orricc
AT
BISMARCK,
N. I
December IB. 11)08.
Notice is hereby given that
ADAM U. OSTltt'M,
KI
D?ko
f:SK."
F,w
»ho. on January
'°Tw!»-
aVonfltt.
fc. of N. W. ?4 of See. !SI, Two IMl N i,',..
not£^°£fFintention
ilf»h KrlDCipal has ill,,]
notice of to make final live -war'
proof to establish claim to the land ah..v.
described, before Charles B. Carlev iml
and ex-otttclo clerk of the couuty court ~»f
},*•
M.Mnton.
Sort 1, l,a
kota, on tbe eighth day of February, luoii
Claimant names as witnesses:
I. V.' Peterson, of Winona. N. I)
•J°hn Postle, of Winona. N. I.
J. A. Stiles, of Winona. N. D.
u. A. Broman, of Linton, N. I.
M.H.JEWELL. liccMer.
I
AT
BISMARCK. N. I).,
December 10,1(108.
Notice Is hereby given that
GHA1CLE!* E. BROOKS,
Of Winchester. North Dakota, who. on No
vember 11.1903, made homestead entry No
»4«0, for lots and (I. S. E. of N. w. '/and
N. K. of S. W. of Sec. 6, Twp. 133 N„ Rge.
«W. of Fifth Principal Meridian, lias Hied
notice of Intention to make Una! five-year
roof to establish claim to the land above
before L. A. Weatherby, United
States commissioner, at* Linton. North Da
kota, on the eighth duy of February, 1U00.
Claimant names us witnesses:
William O. Irwin, of Linton. N. D.
Or yne E. Burge. of Lioton. N. D.
John Tough, of Linton. N. D.
Elmer Anderson, of Linton, N. I).
1 00
675 00
LouisS. Foell, lots .'land
14, block 5, Larvik 50 00
Cadwell D.Logue to William
Carmichael, qr of 34
133-76
Grace Logue to William A.
1100 00
M. 11. JEWELL. Register
Notice for Publication.
IT
.DEPARTMENT or
Buy your lumber and coal
from us and in a year you'll
be putting on more airs than
you could grind out of a hand
organ.
Linton, North Dakota
THE
S- LAND
IXTKIUOI
OFFICE AT
BISMARCK. ». i„
December I!HK I
Notice is hereby given that
LYDIA A. OVEIi,
^J^^,'.-llon\N.ort,, Oakota, who, on o.-toi.cr
4. 190,. made homestead entry No. HIPJ.HJ. TOR
the 8. E. of Sec. 10, Twp. 132 N.. i^.(.
sUynHfij ftlu'ip*l Meridian, has
Ulednotlceof Intentiontomake final cotmnu
ihilS" 5ro° .I®*!.e?tablish claim to the IHIII
above described, before Charles U. Cark v.
Judge and ex-offlclo clerk of the county
Emmons county. N. D.. al Linton.
?.irt!!j?akot'1'on 'he
eighth day of Fehni
ary. 1909.
names as witnesses:
Geo. W. Burge. of Linton, N. d.
O. E. Surge, of Linton. N. D.
£lmer A. Anderson, of Linton. N. I).
O. A. Herolz, of Linton. N. D.
M. tl. JEWELL. Resist,
Notice for Publication.
,, DEPARTMENT or
INTERIOR,
THE
INTEHIOH,
U. S. LARDOrricE AT BISMARCK. N. I
January 11, lmm. I
Notice is hereby given that
JOSEPH t. BUItDICK,
Of Linton, North Dakota, who,
on January
1904, made homestead entry No. 268M1, for i.n
J. S. of 8. W. !i and S. W. of 8. K. '4 of
Sec. 6, Twp.
131 N.. Rge. 70 W. of Fifth I'rinr
lpal Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to
make final five-year proof,to establish claim
to the land above described, before I,. A.
Weatherby. United States commissioner.
Linton, North Dakota, ou the first ilav
March, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Wallace Kyes. of Linton, N. 1).
Herman Backhaus. of Linton. N. Ii.
Mike Mahanoy, of Linton, N. I).
Gust Woodkey, of Linton, N. I.
M. H. JEWELL. Register
Summons.
STATE or NOIITH DAKOTA,
I
COUNTY or EMMONS.
In District Court: Sixth Judicial
District.
Eva Latimer, plaintiff. »s. William
M. Lat­
imer, defendant. Summons.
The8tate of North Dakota to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in tbls action, which will be filed
with tbe clerk of tbe district court of Ein
mons county. North Dakota, and to svrve &
copy of your answer upon the subscrioer-.
at tbelr office In Linton, North Dakota
within thirty days after the service of t).:»
summons upon you, exclusive uf the da of
such service and, in caae of your failure
appear or answer, judgment will be uk. i.
aealnst you by default for the relief
manded in tbe complaint.
Dated at Linton. North Dakota, this 2-il
day of January. 190».
LYNN & COVENTRY.
DAGOTAH LUMBER GO.
Attorneys for PlaltitiiT.
Linton. North Dakota.