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IMIVSK IAN AND SURGEON
LINTON, NOHTM DAKOTA
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ADULTKRATED AND MIWRANOCO
POOD PRODUCT*.
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Dakota Government Agricultural
I further affirm that this Is a tru.
and correct list, to the best of
knowledge.
E. F. I.ADD,
Chemist and Food Commissioner.
Subscribed and sworn to before m.
this 30th day of June, 1909.
Fargo, North Dakota.
(Seal.) ALFRED H. PARROTT.
Notary public Cass Co., North Dakota.
My Commission expires May 21, 1913.
Preserves, J.lli.t and Jams—Illegal.
G843—Fruit Jelly. Producer or jobber,
Griggs, Cooper & Co., St. Paul, Minn.
Glucose mixture.
r,is73-—Pear Jam. Producer or Jobber,
Webster Preserving Co., Webster,
N. Y. Apple and fruit Jelly. Ben
zoic acid present.
G879—Raspberry Jam, "Pure Fruit."
Producer or Jobber, Webster Pre
serving Co., Webster, N. Y. Ben
zoic acid present.
5888—Apple Butter, "Prize." Producer
or jobber, Griggs, Cooper & Co., St.
Paul, Minn. Glucose mixture. Con
tains benzoic acid and sulphites.
5890—Strawberry Jam, "Pure Fruit."
Producer or Jobber, Webster Pre
serving Co., Webster, N. Y. Straw
berry and apple. Benzoic ac|d pres
ent.
6183—Apple Fruit Butter, "Priscllla."
Producer or Jobber. Franklin, Mac
Veagh Co., Chicago, 111. Contains
benzoic acid.
Corn and tueeetaih—Illegal.
•038—Sugar Corn, "Silver Leaf." Pro
ducer or Jobber, Iowa Canning Co,
Vinton, la. Misbranded.
6042—Sugar Corn, "Vinton." Producer
or jobber, Vinton Canning Co., In
ton, la. Misbrandad.
C060—Sweet Corn, "Monarch.' Pro
ducer or joUier, Raid-Murdoch £•.
Co.. Chicago^ jyi._ Misbranded.
r«n—Tlltgal.
605D—Sweet Pease, "Nectar." Proiluver
or Jobber, The Burt-Olney Canning
Co., Oneida, N. Y. Misbranded.
605"—French Peas. Producer oir Job
ber, F. Delory, France. Mlsbrandtd.
6059—Wisconsin Peas, "Van Camp."
Producer or Jobber, Van Camp Pack
ing Co., Algona, WIS. Misbrandad.
6061—French Peas, "Macedonia." Pro
ducer or jobber, George Dalldet A
Co., France. Misbranded. Contain*
copper salts.
6063—French Peas, "Couteau.' Pro
ducer or Jobber, In Balglum. Con
tains copper Baits.
6242—French Peas, "Imperial." Pro
ducer or jobbar, R. U. Delapenha A
Co., Minneapolis, Minn.' Contain*
sulphate of copper.
6245—French Peas, "George Cadeau."
Producer or Jobber, Coffee Frores,
France. Colored with copper.
6270—French Peas. Producer or Job
ber, J. Randall, Paris, France. Con
tains copper salts.
6294—French Peas, "L'Abeille." Mis
branded. Contains copper salts.
6327—French Peas. "Beaumarchand."
Producer or Jobber, Slocum, Ber
gren & Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Con
tains sulphites. Misbranded.
BMn.-lll.gal.
5834—Cooked Beans, "Blue Bird." Pro
ducer or Jobber, Stone, Ordean,
Wells Co., Duluth, Minn. Benzoic
acid present.
6036—Golden Wax Beans, "Pride of
Rome." Producer or Jobber, Olney
Canning Co., Oneida, N. Y. Mis
branded.
6073—French Beans, "Argonaut." Pro
ducer or Jobber, Fort Stanwlx Can
ning Co., Rome, N. Y. Misbranded.
Catsup—lli.gal.
5899—Catsup, "Dragon." Producer oi
or jobber, The Williams Bros. Co.,
Detroit, Mich. Contains benzoate .f
soda.
5900—Catsup, "Bordeaux." Producer
or jobber, Van Camp Packing Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind. Contains benzoata
of soda.
5938—Ketchup, "Sunnyside." Producer
or Jobber. Tlie Jersey Packing Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. A glucose catsup,
5939—Ketchup, "Wade." Producer r.r
jobber, The Jersey Packing Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. A glucose catsup,
6971—Ketchup, "Sunnyside." Producer
or Jobber, The Jersey Packing Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. A glucose mixture,
5972—Catsup, "Van Camp's." Pro
ducer or jobber, Van Camp Packing
Co., Indianapolis, lnd. Benzoic acid
present.
5973—Catsup, "Dinner Party." Pro
ducer or jobber, Brie Preserving Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Benzoic acid present.
5974—Ketchup, "Sunnyside." Producer
or Jobber, The Jersey Packing Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. A glucose mixture.
5975—Catsup, "Honeydew." Producer
or jobber, Krie Preserving Co., Buf
falo, N. Y. Benzoate of soda pres
ent.
6978—Catsup, "Bordeau." Producer or
Jobber, Van Camp Packing Co., In
dianapolis, Ind. Sodium benzoata
present.
5982—Catsup, "Pride of England." Pro
ducer of jobber, Van Camp Packing
Co., Indianapolis. Ind. Not standard.
Benzoate of soda present.
5992—Catsup, "Palace Car." Producer
Buffalo Preserving Co.
Contains benzoate of
or Jobber,
Misbranded
soda.
5993—Catsup,
'Superior." Producer or
N. Park Co., St. Paul.
Jobber, I,.
Keep
Minn. Contains benzoate of soda.
5999—Catsup, "Newport." Producer or
Jobber. Jersey Packing Co.. Cincin
nati, Ohio. Misbranded.
Maatt and Fish—lllagal.
5849—Sausage. Producer or Jobber,
II. McOlean, Petersburg, N. D. Sul
phites present.
6006—Fresh Eggs. Retailer, Howland
& Goodrich, Fargo, N. D. Storage
eggs. Poor condition.
61S9—Sardines, "Gourmet." Producer
or Jobber, Jewett Bros, Aberdeen, S.
D. Misbranded.
6190—Codfish. Product.' or jobbar,
Baltimore Packing Co., Minneapolis,
Minn. Misbranded.
6214—Sardines. "St. Croix." Producer
or,Jobber. Holmes & Co.. Robinson,
Me. Misbranded.
6314—Codfish. "Selected Fish." Pro
ducer or jobber, Franklin Lyon, Min
neapolis, Minn. Misbranded. Short
weight.
•316—Codfish, "Sea Rose." Producer
or Jobber, Griggs, Cooper & Co., St.
Paul, Minn. Misbranded. Short
weight.
Dairy Products—Illegal.
•079—Butter. Producer or jobber,
European Hotel, Fargo, N. D. Oleo
margarine.
•125 Ice Cream. Producer or jobber,
James River Creamery Co., James
town, N. D. Not standard.
•186—Ice Cream. Producer or Jobber,
J. C. Foot & Co. Oakes N r» m.«i
Done.
Ititl.wAiui Olior.
•uw. contain* gala
tine.
MM—Ice Cream. Producer or JobbM*.
Ed Kline. Wahpcton. N D. Fat I
per cent.
•283—Ice Cream. Producer or Jobber,
ex­
periment Station, and food commit
Bloner for North Dakota, do hereby
certify that th. list of food product}
and beverages herein specified, have
been anaylzed during the als month!
preceding June 10th, 1»0». and th.
same found to be adulterated or ml*
branded, within the meaning of th.
erms of the pure food law, aa shown
In each Individual case.
Prader & Von lmer, Courtenay, N.
D. Fat 10.4 per cent. Contains gel
atine.
•34—Gelatine Ice Cream. Producer or
Jobber, White's Ice Cream Factory,
Mlnot, N. D. Butter fat. 11 per cent.
•347—Gelatine Ice Cream. Producer
or Jobber, Eugene Smith Co., Minot,
N. D. Butter fat, 7.9 per cent.
•364—Butter. Producer or Jobber, J.
C. Watson, Minot, N. D. Not labeled.
Colored with azg dye.
•401—Ice Cream. Producer or jobber,
Ryan's Dairy & Ice Cream Co., Dev
ils I^ake. N. D. Butter fat, 10 per
cent.
•403—Gelatine Ice Cream. Producer or
Jobber, Eugene Smith, Minot, N. D.
Butter fat, l.( per cent. Gelatine ex
cessive.
•407—Ice Cream. Producer or jobber,
E. A. Sharpe, Wllllston, N. D. But
ter fat, 8.8 per cent. Contains stareh
filler.
•441—Ic. Cream. Producer or Jobber,
Charles Eastgate, Larimor*. N. D.
Butter fat, 11.1 per cent. Contain,
gelatine.
•464—Gelatine Ice Cream. Producer or
jobber, White Ice Cream Co., Minot,
N. D. Butter fat, 11 per cent.
•465—Ice Cream. Producer or jobber,
C. L. Blade's, Bottineau. N. D. But*
ter fat, 11.2 per cent. Contains gela
tine.
Extracts—Lem.n.
6924—Lemon Extract, "Exposition."
Producer or Jobber, Blanke-Bcsr
Chemical Co.. St. Louis, Mo. Mis
branded.
6930—Lemon Extract, "Golden Rule."
Producer or jobber, Wabash Baking
Powder Co.. Wabash. Ind. Mis
branded.
•024—Lemon Extract, "French." Pro
ducer or jobber, Hanley & Kinsley
Soffee & Spice Co., St. touts. Mo.
Not a lemon extract.
•318—Lemon Extract, "Lundln & Co."
Producer or jobber, Lundln ft Co.,
Chicago, III. Claims to be highly
concentrated. Contains 1.4 per cent
lemon oil.
•342—Lemon Extract, "Watklns." Pro
ducer or Jobber, J. R. Watklns Medi
cal Co., Winona, Minn. Misbranded.
Colored with turmeric.
•3®8—Lemon Extract, "Pure Concen
trated." Producer or Jobber, Colonial
Mfg. Co., Detroit, Mich. Short
weight.
•36—Lemon Extract. "Small wood."
Producer or Jobber, Smallwood Cash
Grocery, Mlnot, N. D. Short meat-1
ure.
•170—Lemon Extract, "Wild Flower."
Producer or jobber, Mlnot Grocery
Co., Mlnot, N. D. Short measure.
Cxtra.t»—Vanilla.
5876—Vanilla Extract, "Owl." Pro
ducer or jobber. Fulton Mercantile
Co., Bottineau, N. D. An artificial
product.
6931—Vanilla ExtraC(,"Kltchen Queen."
Producer or jobber, Wabash Baking
Powder Co.. Wabash. Ind. Mis
branded.
•02S—Vanilla Extract, "French." Pro
ducer or Jobber. Hanley & Kinsley
Coffee & Spice Co.. St. Louis, Mo.
Misbranded. An artificial product.
6239—Vanilla Flavoring, "The Surprise
V. C. T." Sent In by Frank H.
Hews, Jamestown, N. D. A fictitious
product of vanillin,coumarln and
tonka. Colored.
•2®4—Vanoleum. Producer or Jobber,
Corrizo Extract Co., New York.
Purely artificial product. Colored '.o
represent vanilla.
Extracts—Miscellaneous.
6800—Vanilla and Coumarln Extract.
Filbert & Fuller Coffee Co., Minne
apolis, Minn. Artificially colored.
Misbranded.
6330—Orange Extract. "Purity." Pro
ducer or Jobber. Minneapolis Drug
Co., Minneapolis. Misbranded. Oil
of orange, 3.2 per cent. Colored.
•371—Strawberry Extract, "Roseberry."
Producer or Jobber, Minot Grocery
Co., Minot, N. D. Short measure.'
6372—Raspberry Extract. "Smallwood."
Producer or jobber, Smallwood Cash
Grocery, Mlnot, N. D. Short meas
ure.
(390—Orange Extract, "Watklns." Pro
ducer or jobber, J. R. Watklns Medi
cal Co., Winona, Minn. Misbranded.
Artificially colored.
Dried Fruits—Illegal..
5893—Dried Apricots. Producer or Job
ber. Gowan-Peyton-Towby Co., Du
luth, Minn. Contains sulphites.
BS94—Dried Peaches. Retailer. R. E.
Rognes, Rolla, N. D. Sulphites pres
ent.
6970—Raisins, "Sultana." Sent In by
S. C. Tooker & Co., Minneapolis,
Minn. Sulphites present.
0988—Evaporated Apples, "Choice."
Producer or jobber. J. B. Malcolm &
Co., New York. Contains sulphites.
®170—Bartlett Pears. Producer or Job
ber. W. B. & W. G. Jordon, Minne
apolis, Minn. Sulphites present.
6171—Dried Peaches. "Noekeu l." pro
ducer or Jobber, W. B. & W. G. Jor
don, Minneapolis, Minn. Sulphites
present.
6174—Dried Peaches, "Blue Plume."
Producer or Jobber, J. K. Armsby
Co.. Fresno. Cal. Sulphites present.
•175—Dried Pears, "Griffin's Quality."
Producer or Jobber. Stonc-Ojdcan•
Wells Co., Duluth. Minn. Sulphites
present.
6176—Dried Peaches. "Field." Pro
ducer or Jobber, A. E. Fields & Co.,
San Francisco. Cal. Sulphites pres
ent.
•178—Dried Apples. Producer or job
ber Winston-Harper-Fisher Co..
Minneapolis. Minn. Contains sul
phites.
6181—Cleaned Currants, Hellas.
Name of manufacturer not given.
Contains borax. Misbranded.
•184—Dried 'pples, "Choice New
York." Producer or jobber. Griggs.
Cooper & Co.. St. Paul. Minn. Con
'lalns sulphites.
Producer OF jobber. Green, De Lalt
tre Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Sulphite,
present.
•200—Dried Apples, "Duffy." Producer
or jobber, W. B. & W. G. Jordon,
Minneapolis. Minn. Contains sul
phites.
6218—Dried
Apricots, "Ensign." Pro­
ducer or jobber, Rosenburg Bros. &
Co., San Francisco, Cal. Sulphites
present.
5 a
jobber, Foley Bros. & Kelly. St. Paul,
Minn. Misbranded. Contains borax.
6235—Dried Apples. "Our Best." Pro
ducer or Jobber, Hartman & Burns,
Rochester, N. Y. Contains sulphites.
6.69—Seeded Raisins, "Malpaco." Pro
ducer or Jobber. Maiago Packing Co-,
Malago, Cal. Misbranded. Borates
present.
6275—Cleaned Currants. "Hollas,"
Manufacturers name and address not
siven. Contains borates.
6276—Seeded raisins, "M. & B." Pro
ducer or jobber. Madison & Bonner,
Fresno, Cal. Misbranded. Contains
borates.
®277—Seeded Raisins, "Commander."
Producer or jobber, North Ontario
Packing Co., California. Mlsbrand
ed. Contain, borates.
M5S—Seeded Raisin. "P.nA
irator at till house on the
IK'. Township 134 north. 70 wt »t of
I-'! fill Pt-i n»»i rial M.-rwlf&ii in -iiii rniriiiliu
puO'ite^UMTdftHit'ooUce.'' to said admlolfn~ Notice ti iierebf~ riven that
E. of Scctlnu he,
r-rooncer or joBDer. Chaddfck & Co.,
Fresno, Cal. Misbranded. Contains
borates.
Maple Syrup and Sugar.—Illegal.
6158—Maple Syrup, Bulk. Sent In by
F, E. Dibley, Fargo, X. D. Not pure
maple syrup.
—Maple Cream. Producer or job
ber, Foley Bros. & Kelly, St. Paul.
Minn. Contains p.irafllnc.
Spic.s and Condiment*—Illegal.
•089—Ground Cloves, Hulk. Retailer.
E. A. Perry, Fargo. X. D. Adulterat
ed with cereals and red pepper.
—Prepared Mustard. Producer or
jobber, Reld-Murdoch & Co.. Chicago,
111. Colored. Mlsbranilc-d.
6208—Prepared Mustard, "Bismarck."
Producer or Jobber, Rcld, Murtfc &
Co., Chicago, 111. Misbranded.
Tea and Coffee—Illegal.
610€-r-Essence for Coffee. "Father
Knlpp's." Sent in by L. J. Carnek,
Veseleyville, N. D. Cereal product.
Misbranded.
•126—Chicory. Producer or Jobber,
Heinrlch, ianch, Sohne Co., New
York. Misbranded. Xot as repre
sented.
•364—Tea, "Sun Dried Auto Japan."
Not properly labeled. Misbranded.
6386—Coffee, "Keystone Blend." Pro
ducer or Jobber. Ross \V. Weir, New
York. Misbranded
•204—Vinegar, "Diamond Sheaf." Pro
ducer or Jobber, Fargo Mercantile
Co., Fargo, N. D. Xot eider vlneftar.
Colored.
Candy—Illegal.
6942—Candy, "Sunshine Kisses." Re
taller, F. W. Woolworth Co., Fargo,
N. D. Colored with coal tar dye.
•015—Candy, "Mixture." Retailer, F.
W. Woolworth Co., Fargo, X. D. Col
ored with coal tar dye.
MM—Chocolate Creams, "Swiss Style
Jobber, A. Schleuter & Co., Milwaukee
Wis. Colored with coal tar dye.
•253—Jersey Cream. Producer or Job
ber, Jersey Cream Co., Chicago, III.
Colored with coal tar dye. Contains
saccharin
'miscellaneous—Illegal.
6825-—Sweet Pickles, "University," Pro
ducer or jobber, Winston, Harper,
Fisher Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Ben
zoate of soda present.
6829—Maraschino Cherries, "Coteaux."
Producer or jobber. Held, Murdoch
Co., Chicago, 111. Sulphites present.
6836—Butter Color. Producer or Job
ber. R. L. Kenney," Mayvllle, N. D.
Coal tar dye present.
6844—Maraschino Cherries, "Perfec
tion." Producer or jobber, Winston,
Harper, Fisher Co.. Minneapolis.
Minn. Sulphites and benzoate of
sod£ present.
6854—Gelatine. .Sent in by H. K. Gelst,
Grand Forks, X. IX Contains sul
phites.
6889—Maraschino Cherries. Producer
or jobber, Seabury & Co.. St. Paul,
Minn. Colored with cochineal. Con
tains sulphites and benoic acid. Mis
branded.
5994—Gelatine. "Keystone." Producer
or Jobber, Michigan Carbon Works,
Detroit, Mich. Contains sulphites.
6021—Maplein. Producer or jobber,
Crescent Mfg. Co., Seattle, Wash.'
Misbranded.
•062—White Mushrooms, "Trial." Pro
ducer or jobber, Yerxa Bros. Min
neapolis, Minn. Contains sulphite*.
6076—Maraschino Cherries, "Pure Food
Product." Producer or Jobber, Bett
man, Johnson Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Misbranded. Contains benzoic acid.
6093 Horse Radish. Producer or Job
ber, TT. S. Horse Radish Co.. Saginaw
Mich. Misbranded.
1177 Mushrooms, Beaumarchand."
Producer or jobber, Park. Gran't &
Morris, Fargo, X. D. Inferior pro
duct. Contains sulphites.
•179—Mushrooms, "Germand?" Pro
duces or jobber, Fargo Mercantile
Co., Fargo, N. D. Contains sulphite*.
Excessive water.
•194—Marasquin Cherries, "Richeliep."
Producer or jobber, Sprague, Warner
Co., Chicago, ill. Contains sulphites.
6233—Black Raspberries,"Drexel." Pro
ducer or jobber, Wm. Hoyt & Co.,
Chicago, 111. Misbranded.
8241—Yeast Poam Producer or jobber.
Northwestern Veast Co., Chicago, 111.
Misbranded.
6243—Mushrooms. Producer or jobber,
R. L. Delapenh:i & Co.. Minneapolis,
Minn. Sulphites present.
6289 Red Cherries. "Diamond Sheaf."
Producer or jobber, Kargo Mercantile
Co., Fargo. X. D. Misbranded.
6307—Animal iiisetiits. Producer or
jobber, w..rks Hiseuit Co.. Minne
apolis. Minn. Misbranded.
6331—Butter Compound. Maker "Bur
Burdette, Scottsvii-le, Va. A rennet
product in oil. Colored with annattoi
6377— Kdueator I'nickers, "Dr. John
sons. I'n dueer or Jobber. Johnson
Educator Koo,i I'o., Huston, Maspj
Misbiundc-.l.
6378—Educator "nickers, "Golden'
Maize." l'lodiuer or jobber, John
son Edueutor Food Co., Boston. Mass.
Short weight. Misbranded. I
6379—Educator Crackers, "\V lioat'
W
Wauldn't B. Fooled Again.
A shepherd once, to prove the quick
ness of bis dog, which was Ij'lng be
fore th® fire In the house where wo
were talking, said to me In the middle
of a sentence concerning something
else, "I'm thinking, sir, the cow Is In
the potatoes."
Though he purpose! laid no stress
on these words and said thorn In a
quiet, unconcerned tone of voice, the
flog, which appeared to be asleep, Imme
diately jumped up and, leaping thcough
the open window, scrambled up to the
turf roof of the house, from which he
could see the potato field. He then,
not seeing the cow there, ran and look
ed Into the barn where she was and,
finding that all was right, came back
to the house.
After a short time the shepherd said
the same words again, and the dog re
peated his lookout, but on the false
alarm being the third time given the
dog got up and, wagging his tall, look
ed his master In the face with so com
ical an expression of Interrogation that
he could not help laughing aloud at
him, on which, with a slight growl, ho
laid himself down In his warm corner
with an offended air, as If determined
not to be made a fool of again.—Lon
don Standard.
On. For th. Minister.
An old minister in the south side of
Glasgow who was noted for his habit
of dishing up old sermons again and
again was one day advertised to
preach in a suburban church at tho
anniversary service there. An old wo-
ftt 111 ^IMj aiyie man who In days gone by had sat un-
Mllk." Producer or jobber. Johnstone der his ministry, but who had now re
ft Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Misbranded. moved from his neighborhood, dcter
•ttne Tt
B*X!r,ret_:ll.leflal-
6920—Apple Cider. "Artificial." Pro
ducer or jobber, Empire Bottling
Works, Moorhead, Minn. Artificially
colored.
•029—Pop, "Strawberry Soda." Pro
ducer or jobber, Devils Lake Bottling
Works. Devils Lake, N. D. Contains
saponin.
6103—Artificial pple Soda. Producer
or Jobber, Cleveland Cider Co., Union
vllle, Ohio. Contains benzoic acid.
6130—Malt, "Schmidt's." Producer or
or Jobber, Jacob Schmidt Brew
ing Co., St. Paul, Minn. Saitl to con
tain less than 2 per cent alcohol.
Found to be beer containing 4.64 per
cent alcohol.
®146—Pop. Producer or jobber, Capiral
City Bottling Works, Bismarck, N.
D. Not labeled.
6227—Pop, "Sarsapariila." Producer or
jobber, Glenwood Spring Water Co.,
Glenwood, Minn. Misbranded.
•228—Pop, "Strawberry." Producer or
Jobber, Glenwood Spring Water Co.,
Glenwood, Minn. Misbranded. Con
tains benzoic acid.
•229—Pop, "Cream." Producer or job
ber, Glenwood Spring Water Co.,
Glenwood, Minn. Xot labeled. Con
tains benzoic acid.
•244—Hoff Brew. Producer or jobber,
Samuel Smith Co., Chicago, 111. A
beer substitute. Colored with coal
tar dye, sweetened with saccharin.
Contains saponin.
6249—LImette Extract. Producer or
mined to go In and hear him preach
L'." pr^ Juice "Montser- on this particular occasion. After tho
Sons' TMrhnfTn-H I I Evans
0f the
service she waited on the
sons, Teschnr & ^\ebb. London, and
Now York. Misbranded. Contains clergyman, who greeted her cordially
sulphites. nnd asked what she thought of his dis
course. "Eh, man," she replied can
didly. "it's a lnng time sin' I first
heard ye preach that yln, sir, and I've
heard yo at It a guld wheen o' times
sin' syne."
"Aye, Janet," said the minister.
"How often do ye think ye've heard It,
na?" "Oil, aboot a dlzzen o' times,
sir," she replied. "An' dlv yo mind It
a'?" said tho minister. "Aweol, maybe
no* It a', sir." "Wecl, I see I'll need to
preach It to ye again, Janet," eald tho
minister, and Janet felt that she had
been sold for once.
Settled a Great Question.
When Thomas II. Benton was In tho
house he was of the opinion that the
3d dnv of March and consequently the
congressional term ended at midnight
of that day Instead of at noon on the
•lib, as unbroken usage had fixed It.
So on tho last morning he sat with his
hat ou, talked loudly, loafed about the
floor and finally refused to vote or
nnswer to his name when the roll
was called. At last the speaker, tho
Hon. James L. Orr of South Carolina,
picked him up nnd put nn end to these
legislative larks.
"So, sir no, sir no, sir!" shouted
the venerable Mlssourlan. "I will not
vote. I have no right to vote. This Is
no house, nnd I am sot a member of
it."
"Then, sir," said Speaker Orr like
flash, with his sweetest manner, "If
the gentleman Is not a member of this
house the sergeant at arms will please
put him out."
And so this vast constitutional ques
tion settled Itself.—Argonaut
Handy With an Ax.
One lmporlaut feature In connection
with the conducting of mining opera
tions in Siberia Is the aptitude of th*
Russian workman for the ax. Wood Is
so plentiful In tho coutftry that min
ing timbers may be figure'd on at a
low rate. The current anecdote that a
Russian workman will for'a twenty
kopeck piece lay his left hand, with
Angers spread, on a board and with
full strength make an ax cut between
ench finger cannot be vouched for, but
It is certainly true that In pick timber
ing in bad ground, In erecting build
ings, log cabins and all manner of
wood Joining the equal of the Russian
peasant cannot be found. London
Globe.
The Word "B.ld."
It is believed by at least ono writer
that it is because baldness in women
has nearly always been studiously con
cealed that no gentle way of evading
the blunt word "bt\Jd" has been evolv
ed In contrast with the many way*
of dodging "fat." "Stout" (which
really means «sturdy), "portly," "com
fortable" and "embonpoint" are In
stance* of this evasion. But "bald"
always remains "bald." Chicago
News.
Badly Exprecced.
She (effusively)—How nlco It Is to
hove inet you again after oil these
years, my dear Captain Burlington.
Ho-Major now. Thot was ten years
ago, you know. She (still more ef
fuslvely)—How,time flies! Well, con
gratulations and goodby. I hope you'll
be a general when next we meet.—
Punch.
H* Knew Better.
Farmer Hulltrooth—This here poper
•ez that a man in Chicago unloaded
60,000 bushels of corn one day lafct
week. Xow, Marlcr, you know as well
as I do that there ain't enny man In
the hull state could do that much work
In one day.—Exchange.
Sorry He 8poke.
He was very deferential, but he was
a deacon In the church, and he felt
... —IJ!.,,.! OUIJHIUIUI AiaKcr "jiur- that he had a right to criticise. "I
dette's." Producer or jobber, Jam. II. -bope you'll pardon me," he said "If I
Burdette suggest that your sermons are-ah'
'Too prosy. I suppose?" suggested
tho minister.
"Oh, no. not that, but too long."
"But you mustn't blame me for that,"
returned the minister pleasantly, "if
you knew a little more I wouldn't have
to toll you so much."
Genii." Producer or jobber, Johnson
Kdiuator Kood Co.. Boston. Mass. I
Misbranded.
640S—Cream Thick. Producer or Job- ®110 born to be a king has some one to
ber, Schmltz-Maas & Co.. St. Paul„ I «have him. but they who acquire king-
Shaving.
When asked whether Napoleon shav
'rtl himself Talleyrand replied: "Yes.
Minn. Principally partially gelatin-, doms shave themselves." Dionvshia
ed ''°rn starch. l,e tyrant of Syracuse, not daring to
rpi ,. commit bbnsclf to & burbcr'c h&nd^ i«
The foregoing is published in com-J
sa
ld to here singed his own beard with
pliance with Section 9, Chapter 95,' glowing walnut shells.
Session Laws of 1907.
Pleasure once tasted satisfies lesi
than the desire experienced for It tor
ment*.
J.G.PITTS,
County Auditor.
ltli ilie dark of tliu village for
alley in block eight (8),
vacation of the
o. K.'uV«rA.rtiarf52^ss:
Tkwo Reeerfc *f* tnly 8iilnmiiU|. Wee**tt*
(to* y*u the Mftchini. It wHt talk lerKMlf.
CHANGED OWNERS.
List of Emmons County property
Transferred Since Last Pub
lished Report.
ilf-rt irrr'it Certiflrntvs.
United States to Johannes
Krumm, hf of qr
and lots 3 and 4 of 18-130-
United States to Perefcri
nus Ternes, hf of
qr, qr of qr and
qr of qr of 28-131-
1'iltents.
United States to Edwin E.
Scott, qr of 14-135-78
United States to Joe Van
der Vorste, hf of qr
and qr of qr of 24
129-77 and qr of
qr of 25-129-77
United States to Andrew
Anderson, qr of 14
136-77
United States to John 0.
Lunde, qr of 14-136-77
United States to Herbert Ol
son Rudy, hf of qr
and hf of qr of 8
130-78
Woriiiutji Dirtls.
John I. Roop and wife to
Elliott Campbell, lots 4, 5
and 6, block 2, Hazel ton. $ 175 00
Olen 0. Johnson ».nd wifeet
al.toJ. R. Davis, all of
17-132-78 1 00
John A. Mooney and wife
to Frank J.Moore, hf of
qr and lots 3 and 4 of
3-134-75 3765 32
C. G. Schmidt and wife to
Henry De Boer, qr of
21-129-76 3200 00
Timber-Vtillurr Ci rti/iritfr
United States to Anton K.
Fischer, hf of qr
and hf of \T qr of 14
130-74
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Bismarck,N.D.,
June 11,1909.
Notice is hereby given that
JOSEPH KRAFT,
Of Marie, North Daokta, who,
on December 11, 1907, made
Hometead Application No. 29250
(Serial No. 04314), for southheast
quarter of northeast quarter, east
half of southeast quarter and south
west quarter of southeast quarter of
Section 4, Township 133 north.
Range 74 west of Fifth Principal
meridian, has filed notice of inten
tion to make final commutation
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before L.A.Weath
erby. United States Commissioner,
at Linton, North Dakota, on the
third day of August, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Paul Senger, of Mario. N. D.
Wendelin Burkhardt.of Marie, N.D.
John Kelsch, of Marie, N. D.
Jacob Kuntz, of Marie, N. D.
M. H. JEWELL. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Bismarck.N.D.,
June 21,1909.
Notice is hereby given that
ANTON SCHNEIDER.
Of Strasburg, North Dakota, who,
on February 14, 1907, made Home
stead Entry No. 37344 (Serial No.
09708), for the east half of the
southeast quarter of Section 34,
Township 131 north, Range 75 west
of the Fifth Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
final commutation proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above des
cribed, before P. G. Rooks, Clerk of
District Court of Emmons county,
North Dakota, at Linton, North Da
kota, on the fifth dav of Aueu«r
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Franz Schmierer.of Strasburg, N
Anton Hulm, of Strasburg, N!D.
Valentin Dosch, of Strasburg, N
Savery Rohrich, of Strasburtr N
M.
.JAKOB JANGULA
Dealer in
General Merchandise
1$1 I wish to announce to the people of Mntui ami
vicinity that 1 have an up-lo-dal't stock of
Groceries, Clothing Shoes for Men, Women ami
H. V. TAKTU,
AM'Q—mlulaeir,
Children. I aim to keep new and fresh goods at,
W. all times. 1 also will have In stock a fair line of
.v Har I ware and Tinware.
Best Quality and the Lowest Prices.
H. JEWELL. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Bismarck,N 1)
June IS, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
ANTON MITZEL,
Of Strasburg. North Dakota, ho
on September 14, 1903, matle
-r-
*•''v(! me a liial order mid ltt convinced.
Home­
stead Entry No. 25779 (Serial No
05194), for north half of northues'
quarter, southwest quarter of north
west quarter and northwest quarter
of southwest quarter of
Section
v,
Township 131 north. Range 7" v.
of the Fifth Principal
Meridian, h.,.
filed notice of intention
to nm-V
final five-vear proof, to ostaii-iih
claim to the land above de.-vri! e]
before P. («. Rooks, Clerk of
trict Court of Emmons
1
count
D., at Linton, N. I).. on the f,
day of August, 1909.
Claimant names as witness
Lorenz Leintz, of Hague, N. n,
Kasper Kraft, of Strasburg, N li
John Senger, of Strasburg, N 11
Franz Janer, of Strasburg, N |i
\.
M. H. JEWELL. K,
Citation Hearing Petition for \P.
pointment of Administrator.
State of North Daktoa, t'ount\
Emmons.
In County Court:
f)f
Bofniv
H,
Charles B. Carley, Judgr.
In the matter of the Estate of ,ul.
dreas Esch, Deceased.
Jakob Esch and Heinric'i Escli,"peti
tioners, vs. Philip Esch. Katrina
Quast, Karolina Krug, Magtial. i-,
Pasmanehi and Helena Herman
respondents:
Citation hearing petition
for ap­
pointment of administrator.
The State of North Dakota to
the
above-named respondents ami
ail
persons interested in the estate
of
Andreas Esch. deceased:
You and each of you are heivl.v
notified that Jakob Esch and
IKin-
rich Esch. the petitioners herein,
have filed in this court a petition
praying that letters of administra
tion upon the estate of Andreas
Esrli,
late of the village of Linton,
in the
county of Emmons anil State
of
North Dakota, deceased, lie
granted
to Jakob Esch, and that the said
pe­
tition will be heard and duly
consid­
ered by this court on Saturday, th.
24th day of July, A. 1). 19ti'.i,'at ]o
o'clock in the forenoon of that
day.
at the court-rooms of this
court, in
the county court-house, in the vil
lage of Linton, county of Emmons
and state of North Dakota and yon
and each of you are hereby cited
to
be and appear before this court at
said time and place and answer
said
petition, and show cause,
if are.
there be, why the praver of said
JAKOB JANGULA.
Take-Down Relating Shotguns
The WinrViMU* eL ...
The Winchester Repeating 8hotgun has stood the trying
EE?iC,a, °J •Port*Jnen end the rigid technical trials
j'.w" °£jn.""ce Board. It* popularity with the fat
mer and the official endorsement by the Utter are convinc
ing proof of its reliability, wearing and (hooting qualities.
#M«Mft(*torMef W Brand-Gum and Ammunition.
P««t»NO Mt*90. New HAVEN. CONN.
pe­
tition should not be granted.
By the Court.
CHARLES B. CARLEY,
Judge of the County ('our!.
Dated the 1st dav of .July A.
1«09.
Let the service
of
the
above cita­
tion be made by publication
in the
Emmons County Record, as
required
by law. CHARLES B. CARLEY.
Judge of the County Court
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATI:S |,ANH OMCI:
KISMAUCK, North Dakoin
July ltnui.
(.Serial No. 0127M1
Notice is hcri'by KIVUII hut tin* Non h.?rii
Paoltie Kailwjiy "ompany, whnsr puMi.tH.'.
address is St. F'aul. Minnesota. tsilih:M
day of .luly, 1W0, tiled In this iis ap
plication to sch'ct. under the provisions uf
the act of congress approved July I,
(HO Stat, mr, £0), th east half of themut!*
east quarter of section 'JO. hi township
north of range 74 west, of he I'lfi |»riin-ip
Meridian, containing so acres.
Any and all persons rlaimlntf uilvetci\
the lands described, or desiring to ..loci
bccause of the mineral character i«f tho
land, or for any other reason, to tin- dis
posal to applicant, should tile their athu
vits of protest In this otthv. on or hrMro
the 1st day of September. I mm.
M. II..IRWKI.L, Ue-isi.
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