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PART TWO
K.tt a: rumor's.—
IX TOWN AND Ol T.
Sherwood lias -sold" his moat
I
to Jacob Rieker.
j.t "oos a long way at the
lO-cent cmmtor. Smith A:
-Irvi.iiOiv
me and see what cents will
iV', at 1 ho liT-i'i'iit counter.StLook it
-mii'.h ,V Ivitv.
-y .j iitrr was born last Monday
-V Mr. and -Mrs. Fay Harding, ..{
•i rtliorn Kmnum-. All well.
'liynraile
C. W. McAllister of Halo
ino t» Quincy, 1!!.. whcro.Jic
will'enter tho soldiers' homo.
"Airs. T. I'- iceman returned from
,r pispiui rk hospital la- Thursday,
-iifl" from tho burning forests
•If "northern Minnesota was quite
"11 ihe.-e parts la.-t Tuesday.
\j ph .it tile Record ollice and
a
,,,'r.plo-- if want wedding
.jj.j Latest stylos nf t\po.
Tiie regular lii-wookly dancing
T.ii't'v wi-i
1 0 1
if y.iu haw a piano you want to
have It.tud. cad. write nr 'phone
(ieiifgo: Rrooks, Lint oil. l'ost ollice
II- tl,
l-'iaiil. C'hi srown arri'. ed home last
S itiil-vy from his ran.-h across the
,. v(ii re~umo his ae.|uaintance
with t' lit tit" Chosrnwns
A M. Wei lor, tho old-time- llor-o-
head Valley pot tier, writes from
!|.'0 v.ritid, California. to have his
i|n* -d tho Record follow him.
Mari 'h Rurge It-it last Thur-day
for California. IK-went charm
•iifioPftr-ioad of personal property he-
'iigiitttsTodiis/brother-in-law•. I. A.
t„,igt
1 hooks, the violinist, gave
a dationig party and musical enter-
lainnvoiiL at Pollock last .Monday
(•'.cffinir--.•'.The profits of hi.- trip
v\* re s'2''
will he at P..'.lock Oc-
tuii.'i I'P.it. "-"th and lli'tli Monday,
Tiiosiiiiv ami Wednesday prepared
tii ii any kind id' work in the photo
graph line..
iIrvrge, Thompson. who was an
,-i--isla!it- to Mr. Cole at the depot,
i.-i'i Saturday for Wellington, Wash,.
Hi- tunnlv departed l'ur that place
iiliuilt 111
roe weeks ago,'
,J.di Wittmaver, who with his
r.i-tithi'f Christopher is farming near
K'ltvka, was in Linton from Satur-
ilnyito Tuesday, attending to hu-i-
i!i-s iiiii visiting friends.
.Miss Annie Teiehtier, who has ro-
ociiiiy re-opened '.hoj.inton House,
will make a specialty of Sunday din
ner.-. The first one will he given
hexl Sunday. 1'rice 2o cents.
Herman Cahbarl and wife, son-in-
law and daughter, and (Jotfried
Wicgatu!, son, of the Rev. and .Mrs.
A'iegaiid, arrived about a week ago
rdJi/Visit their l.inton rela'.ives.
Ranker Luche of Rrufy was in
Tjnton this forenoon. lie was ae-
WH!|iarii(il liv -John Kodiuir. .lr.,of
Miiriun -liinetion, S. I)., who is vis
Uiiil: the .Me-srs. Tempe!. at I!r-fy.
•-x:l.iisl Thursday afternoon a child
it ftfAlrs. John I'ostle ot. hold of a
I 'ji'Je of turpentine and drank some
/'fit. dir. Wuiverton was called and
rciit-vtil tho little sulfer.-r. who is
tiuw all right.
Hie many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles \'an Allen are sorry to learn
i't the death, last Sunday at mid-
I'iidit, .'f their newlv-bom daughtor.
The little one lived only twenty
li-iiifs after she was born./ v-
l''"'pie re-id
in} in southern l-jn-
".iin'i'ti-riioiilii not overlook th- fact
that Tracy, the Linton photofr-
rajihc-r. will be at 1'oilock on Mon-
'lay, 1 e,-day and Wednesday, Octo-
''er'ilUi, and 2(th. ('ami a
rariiim.' an' «it yer jiictcr tuk.
Mi.-. L.:-A. Weatlierby, aci-omjia
ij' lltith ar.d Mernard, the 1
:. iiili(| visit at Santa Monica, t'al:-
"'tma, where her paren's. I'omrade
Irwin and wife, reside. Mr. W'eath-
«by accompanied his family as far
I'-iireka.
.?••' ." I li-.reby give no!i ,-e that, oii
:.::..Mjf|iit..()ct.
-joih, I wiil have a ear-
v'lj »!!?-sul (itiii bushels of potaoes in
l-Uljidj ii i'.ale. '1 hey will bo sold
:S?!:i -ii itj X-i cents per bushel.
©ste'f.v-MI be ship|)Otl in a ^ood vejt
t'tahl(i .-ar, ho that there will lie
'!«!'-'ct .f fr,,-t. J. II. iieamer.
••l.Vf^Mifc.jaarria^e. license-: Adam
'•'I .itiil Airatlia Keller, both ef
MiM'^VurK Karl Keller and Katlia
i'ifi^i'MiiiBirtni!!', both of Sira-
:I'eter Keller and Katie Wolf,
.:."vvi®1' Ha^ue Kunene Wolf and
i'^U&Sah!:, both of ila^ue tieore.i'
as^v-Stellifaiid I'.ii-.-.abe'Ji /.aim, both of
:^V•.•
'c the "killing" frost that
•'.-""H0.'1
a
!i'J«vfiir a ^noil niany liehls of Max
be nti pt—ible ch.irce *i.i rt ently
been harvesteti.
I.a-t atuvda aitt-i -jie
folk- iii a 'un time.
»i\th
ar.d seventh. rade .-ciu-KvinvatPs of
Ma.-ier
t'r.'imvt I, Uvns
.va-.e
•i -uii ri-e pat'y. the natare a
farvwojl, n: the homo of his a rents
on 'ipju-r Lreadwa^ 1 lie yo'tna
1 ht will to pieacht,'. -otvict-
t.ht schotil-htiuSe.. {itilirofy. nt\\t
Sunday evening at o'clock: The
text will be taken from St. .leim
.vi.-~ Wilt thou he m.aie whole?"
Let every
body enmohtviit and lioar
tho gospel :and,,inCjp ••sinpi L.. A.
Lovelace.
improved i:i hoa!th.
Mr-, .lennie Tot!e\, o£ the litail-
tlock neighborhood, but who hj-
been :n L'liton -eveial "i cpii w.i-
la.-t Friday adjudot-ti nan tiu
co iiity hoard of ins'inhy -La-":
Moiulay, in chartio of JSr,
ihn Mohn,
I .Mrs,
ho-] 1 tal at .lame-nmp.
'I'ora
ii i-vto-mirnuv l-'ndav evening.
Mr. and Mr-. II. W. A *. eaita
by auto fiosu !'i-aodeeiv. Miiinla.''",
anil, aftei viMtino ft „.
til next :.ft. in oi, iat'r.e.
I
hey brought with t! eit County
I
roasurt Xaramurt' ai,ii v. :e,rnhvt
oi whose wt'dtiiiii app.-arcd in tiie
Let'oi'd la-! Week, ami wbn:\vere on
ttieir wa\ home from Cra: I'oik
Mr-. I":iri Athawas iak.-nsick last
I- rida\-. She wa- no bet'u.r l-vMnn-
day, and was the same day. taken to
Aberdeen ill ciiai tjtwnf her iti- .\,ral
and Iir. ojverton. "She was at Jo
oVlo.-i. Mmidav ni^ht operat"il up«,n
by Prs. Wol\ei'toii mti ..di. f'
uan^reiioii- p, ndictfis, Sne is
Hettina- aIor,i niceiy. ,-v ii "to
1
promjit aetion taken.
Someone paid the a i.r.ei thiJi.e
I'O.IHII doiiar- at the i'd A"!
picnic at Hall, last Tiiui'-dav- for
sub-cripiion. I'iic sij-hi of .".inch
money all at one titiieypar!la'ly par-
a!\::ed the Kecord inait, and ho n«*jr-
lectt to make a note al.tl has
forgotten who i» v.astna
1
v\:r so.ab
sent-minded as ti do ,-iif,h a Hiiu
Will the payer plea-e send a po.-t-
cartl to the payee',
1
Tht' ener land-init-'.- has decided
the contest case ol' ISuini-slcv
1
I'lul.-ch, for tile east half of the
deei.-ion is favor- id eo:i'(.
Cameron for contestant. It.-is .-aid
thi-.t, of the ',.r:..o nand of !a :d-
coiitt st cases in winch Altorin-y Lane
has been engaued, he has not,ho far,
lo.-i a .-ingle on-.- of them. This is a
remarkable record, and v. doubt
whether it cuii he .'equaled.- in the
In a letter to T'Mifor Owens, of
tic: Advocate, Arthur ZcLcler, form
erly of l.inton, but now of )cean-ide,
t'alifornia. says: "I am employed
iia.'Saaa Fe. Railroad (,'i.impany
as &titi"!i foi i'ivuin. Railroading is
paradise out. here when compared to
what it was in th'' llakotas. I am
gelting S7S.IW a nion !'h, and have
1111:•
11: y",.fi f: v'
I
p.:V I "di
a t.' j|y rc
based a
1 "i ,-ai'Vt' aiiclr ill thei ^ari Marco..
Valley, in a !UMe'ocairtyVand with a
good cdmitry around it, My North
I
lakola friends are ri-i'SHjf invi'ed
to cane and see mewlicn-'Adsiting
this pari of (,'ahforma-. F.will al
ways have a friendly feeling.
The la'VO N.. -\V: ,!od ,l'! tUi:ning
from the .Nbjthtjd.is.fe confcrence at
Rismark, remained ni Linton?-'.a-•? da
or so before taking.,th.o -t,ra.i:iw-ft«r his
home at .Miln ^|)tal."ig of 3 ni
ton's new pastor, Mr.: Wood said:
"However disappointed- ?titfi fpv PI
of l.inton and viciirity-::i:t5' :ft'til-.uvtr
a change.!-!' pa-:ors. tlu i:an con-
gratuiato themselves'-- tin' getting
sucli.a man as tlu: fie., A. M. Wiley.
I
hjillfUilw-aysflte'sattc" krntl, (-.'hris:
tia-i eenl'eiii in. Ho ha- Ken in
the -tale tin.'A ytiii-', and !ia bee
a
hlO-n
itt!••
^wiUserbys. left Monday for an ex-
on ch ti lis-
sered, always leavi.i) l.e!i:nd iiin:
an iniliience •laj.vjliijSs good,.- I le?is:ii
man id' -ti ng ic'ijtl '-,ua!i'ii 1
predict for iiim and tho peopl" o!
Linton charge avef-y JjW-asitiK?v.*. a
together." •-.:
In .i roc- n- kt'
duoi
from I'resident Wur.~!. ol
V'sfiiiJ
agricult.ural college,- arcl .-
I'ora do,\ e'o -'a
settlers of'the count v. mid
I a a
SiSfillps
'Huh fall seems to be one 'of those
iinest and
f'"" a- kills all vegetation
^.la'ij in its i.'oininK. There is
imrt.s, aivl some for which
iti(-r,..i, a
S
a month a«o supposed to
Oht'i. lie
Record editor in tho oi
W'di im
port in ighb C, Mr
:.-. Mi-'.
e! re:,Fl,f,.
1
in Hamiltt'ji.'
good heailli. :o: a,!',:
"inaut gooil IT!
the\ tl nice' i'
cities in Menaaa. ji..
ard
-n a
lat
law ei, !i. ii t'
1
Mr. and Mrs.
and heart'. atld.:t»i'!"...t!
itig -te, idle ni),i!Ua:n :e\v irem
Abeic front door is one of uielinesu
Mi-. W. C. Wuiverton atid little
Mv-Vh\His arrived homo Tue^ia
fl'iini their Ku'i-a \i.- 't.
tilt' Trasia, Rt'ltr Sogstad, t»le
llv'tlb ad ar.tl Jolm v-'llenhau]-t were
iloan from northern Ivnin -p ,e--
da
him
lat,s, vei'ls. ad kind- ef trunming^
ard g.-neral mil'.n, ry, at tht \.
Miii.nery M- r.-
I'rice-
"c
1
•Vim Raven ,v Co.
•bdm -'tc.te^, who- has beeti om-
oNed tiytaeN. !as a lirt'man or,
'•to t'lltiw-tone di\ ision, is !iert for
a tow .lays to attonu it* o!iie i-u-:-
i. matrer--.
»i\Clt
Air-. (', A. Wolverton. mother of
', Wolverton,---who had been isit-
gillie doctor for ab.out a month.
tt for ia In.me at !'i-t 1 te.iui-,
•'•a. ia-' l'h'.:r-da
Hen t'hristiansun of Marie soid hi-
t. rm reci-m !\. 1 he pi ice paid wa-
.wlft!',1. Mr. I'hnstianson says that
Oi.wiil, howe-. or,remain in the c.c,m-
.• if he can purchase a pi, ce of land
a terin,- atitl in..a iocat.iun. that suit
m.
id Mr.-. ibermeier's mother wib
•a\t io-da\ for their old home at
\rn. ur, 1)., to resale there dur
ing '.becoming winter. Mr. Ober-
•o.eler has a dweHing-hoi .~ there.
.' Inch tho family wiil occupy. And
-verybodx here wishes these indus-
::ious, -traightfoi ward people tho
'.-I. of health ami much happine—
liert ver their Im in life-may be
-.•st.
Tuesday night "the boys" of Lin-
.' some of them with grizzly top-
'.not:- "serenaded" leorgo Nai a
i.ore, Kmnion- county'.- trea-uivr.
ho recently joined lie ranks of the
i!"nediets by wedding Mi- Wo.-toen,
rnierly a popular .-cho.ilu ch, at
Linton. Much classical music was
piayed, selections being given from
s.
Vogner," ('alathumpiani, \'erdi.
1
southwest i|uarter of il?1.'V7o. I
lie
Lane for conti'stee: Aimsli'onc' X-
aari\an. I li'lid'anoi.-eiani and other
noted or notorious compa-ers.
1 bc,ve\ er, hot withstanding lie geu-
ral excellence of tho music, there
irive appeared a few whispering-of
criticism, some band experts claim
ing that, among the many high-class
strains they discovered one or two
discordant: note-.
'I ho R«.'\ Kdwal'd -I. Saclil jen,'.\ iio
for the last, year ha- been the M.
F. pastor in l.inton, was assigned
hy the recent Rismarck Methodist
conference to work at (ioodricli and
It.-nholl'. Mr. Sachtjen has made
many frit ntls here, both among
churchmen and non-churchmen, and
h" has eartied the regard of i.-very
"tie- who respects uprightness of
••haractor and honest devotion to
'•rinciples and belief--. Mr. Sachtjen
and his estimable family will he
ereally mi-'sed in l.inton and vicini-
In atiot,
her paragraph the Rev.
Nathan
Wood
known
speaks of the new
miniver. Mr. Wiley, whom he has
for
1
tow an!
Kmmons cyunty and ilS'-ipeoplt'.''
a long time. And, if this
cordial, pleasant speaking, good-
looking gentleman doesn't ear we'l
.here or anywhere else, he certainly
belies his maimer and personal ap
pearance.
I '01.1
TH'AL A N.N
111'.NCFMFNT.
I'',i the Voters of the first t'ommis-
i.i:'.isionor's I
list riot of Kmmons
County:
1 hereby amiounc'e myself as a
candidate for the ollice of County
Commissioner of the Fir-t Di.-rictof
Lmmoiis (-ounty, and respectfully
s-ilieit youi- support at the general
lection Nov, S', iclo.
F. it. I'.rant.
I 'ostotlice, Hazelt.iin, N il.
In lilt.- Voters ui l.maiuns County.
reason of tiie niiinerous politi
cal viirns being circulated through
out the county regarding my resi-
done intents and purposes in seek-
ingfijlfCe at your hands, I desire to
ilOiM'
I "a ut 1 nm
'.•co'in it
ot tin
plea-u: he had, wmie
a dog
throueh tic Ri ol
Montana, the •'hot'
making
a brief- vi-il v, il,n -.Ii. a
(J. .I'acki r, who ail..
aui!ouiict.-, o.y(iu publicly thai I am
a candidate! in good faith for the
oflfi?^ of Slate's A tt orney, and that
I iiilrdiot st..eking lin: ollice for the
Lieue'i! of any of my friends and,
sliiiulii you elect me to ihat ollice, I
wife-lake charge and conduct the
ollice personally and wihout a dejiu-
tyi. d'eing a resident anti a taxpayer,
ii
I
'W
dh-^ft
W( re
..like'"vour.-elves, -liall endeavor lo
keep down ail needless and unneces
sary litigation of ipioslionable merit,
.-:o far as eonsist'-nt with a proper
administration of law and order in
the county-and assure you of fair
and impartial tivalmetii. to all.
.Re-pecfuily yours..
lot
leo. W. Lvnn.
Chance tor a (itjotl ISusincss.
My ou.-ines: luiiiding in Suas-
Jlurg is for-ale. It is :i2 by l.with a
-,-tal
gliiss front. It ia two-story, and
lias Kc'-ven rooiris up-stairs. Terms
hale
I'M.-1.
|ff sale are r-a-ontible. R. Wall),
iStrasburg, X. t(i.-t:!J-tfi.
KMMOXS COt"XTV RE(X)Rl)
'.: Mr-.
'A rd Otimes th.vt a -ucce-^f.ii
operation for a) pt ndicilts
a
da\ at ht !. RapitN S D,
r-
f'l-mtd on
Chariev Ratilsm: la-t M'-n-
Chants "Con,.hue. father ef
M. R. Rarger, who iiati l.t-en visitin
.:i l.inton, returned to his home a'
New Richmond. Wi-cnnsin, Tue-da\
}.
JOSEPH M. DEVINE
Cornier Lieutenant Governor and State Su
perintendent of North Dakota,
Ami Itairtu.-iii tt tie- S*,-tv l'ruo]-..-^iA I!o|)u1iiie:in 11111prt-4
tee I i.irttii:' tin- 1,' oil- i'rimat :ta|iaig" |n-ak
I'tmo. u.- mt»\ .... t] .n
THE POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE DAY
them could ha\e gotten uito th•
budding.
At Braddock. Friday, Octobcr 14th. at 4 p. m.
At Hazclton, same day. in the evening.
At Linton. Saturday, at 4 p. m., Mr. Dcvinc
will address the members of the Republican
County Central Committee. The meeting will be
open to everybody.
Saturday Evening -Grand Republican Rally
at Linton.
Mio 4UJ cl(!crs' I'i^nic.
nt no iit's: :it U'lidfti ai^i"h)ost
thoroughly enjoyable gatherings tho
writer has ever attended in the
countv was. held last Tharsdav at
null.
Mi. and.Mrs. Augtisi illiermeier
The xerci-es took place ,n Hull
church or, rather, one .houid sa\
around 1 lull church for the crowd
was so large I
hat only a f:acti..n of
•day. lie opened the meeting and
was the lirst speaker. Addre.-se.
were also made I'ioneers Areinl
I la-iM i'and Ion it llaak. The ed:-
t"i' ef the Record being a moinhi
•'f the territorial crowd, wa- pre--
out by in\ it at ion .,i' he .• nimi 11 ee
and addressed the meeting. Tho
Rev. II. 11 ui/.ingh. the pastor at
II lb, wa the last speaker, and at
begged a place on the Strenuous
One's,"Ananias I.ist." -VijaS
There was a reft cshmeiit stan'd at
the corner of tic church, where lem
onade, hot colli and sandwiches
could bo procured, and the .-land
wa- well |iatroni.'eiI.
I lie afternoon ef lie 11
a 1111
pleasant, autumn day there were
base-iiall games, I»races, girl
races, thin men's races and fat men's
races, and until sundo.'. the assem
bled company on..' Aeti I
a 'mselye.i t'.
he utmost. 'SW-:
All tho old sett l"i who came to the
county between the '.ears b-.-o and
IM"i both inclusive avo in their
names and formed I
lie 1 Sett let's'
Organization of Hollanders." And
thai the hardy old pioneers compos
ing its membership may long live to
hold their annual picnics is the
earnest, wish of the Record.
Save your carpet rags and haw
leo. Rrtioks weave a carpet for you.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Items.ol Interest I'crtaiiiiiiK to Lin
ton's tiiluciitouKii .System.
Zolda Hagt'iuan aisj.-l.acl-: in high
school. ate=s
The grammar:room ..oiii the high
-ch'.ol for opening e\.-rcio-s for nf-
teen minutes every morning.
and very body of Whatever Polit
ical Faith Cordially Invited.
l-'rankim -chool ha\e a perfect at
tendance record for the past month
Hilda Rt-oh !e, ('-car Rertheau.
I't-rn hi.ruian. .Marv Kl.erie, lla/el
l'oelo. 1'hilipena .langula, Katie
Kel-ch, llattie Met 'u !e\ Remue
Meier, l.eona Mew ing, Ktlian Ro-thy
1
I'lie Rev. 11. S. Schiistra, the W. -i
':c!d pastor, was president of tin
the conclusion of hi- address... the
-peaking program clo-eil.
Talk about disfoiirageoient over a
dry year' None of it wa isible at
the picnic, where several hundred
'.cell dressed, happy faced men,
.\nmeli antl children eilj. ved them
selves as heartily a- though tla\ and
wheat had yielded twenty huslu Is to
lie acre.
It occurred to the writ- that that
Mason City tlowai man who a few
months ago told ..no nf In local pa
pers about "the starving people" in
North Rakola his. screed being re
produced in tin Record ought to
have been there. lie would proba
bly have through lie bit mg-of his
alleged conscience at once writ
ten to Theodore Roosevelt and
stubb.
a W a W
u.a\ er and Herbert Witt ma er
'ti I't"i• lay afternoon i.,,,K place
the basket-hall game between the
teiitral 11ra- antl the Rroadwav
Rods. It was a wry ew-nly
matched game, in which the "Reds"
Were the tavol'ites. to judge by the
rooting Harry l.ynn umpiied the
game and gaw his decision to the
it ays. Spectator,- declare hat in
the next contest the "Red-" ill
carry oil the honors, lor th.u si.\tIi
and seventh grades.
leinetis Kelscli tes rem 11
laud
l-erks that his cerlilicatt- from our
high school admitted him into the
university of North liakota uncop-
dit ionally, on a par with graduates
fromiii'aiid l-orks and I'argo lugh
schools. There is in this fact en
couragement and inspiration for all
the pupils in our chools. As a state
a a 1 a I -i I
the -tate univei'sity The ambitious
student may look forward to a
higher education, our own high
school becoming for him "An open
casement giving on mairic sea- It
is not to lie forgotten, however. Ihat
the chief mission of the high ,-hool
must ever lie to prepare for life
rather than prepare for college.,
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
I
'n 'tn NVvv«%. 'ct. i'.! h, I,*'n
Mrs. iIbert Shelliv of lilt re is
vi.-iting friends in Minnesota for a
niont h.
I-.. I-. Carlton, who was vi-dling at
I
lie I alio home at Kinlyre rieently.
returned to .. Jauicst.cAn he ly:.-j|,, of
the week. -'.V:.'Jy
:-.y:---,5
1
Miss Kver.-oii read on Tue.-dav
niorningabo-.it. Hooker T. Washing
ton arid his iudu-: rial .- -hool at To
kegt.-e, Alabama
Hi the pritiiary ilt'p.i• tiiient there
have been thret- prone-'ions to the
-eeoiid grade j.. Ui,i-' Week IteWitt
llonnaii, 1-rati
lvf!K- .Ab or arcl Km
11
Sautter.
Tht.' power'"to "Ihitir." and 'appre
ciate the thoughts of othei'.- t.o
love and be i|i.j)y"'"'.-j-n' the joy, the
courage, the beauty" and the good-
ties-, of others endows us with
riche- of wliifh thonev can never he
.jui\a:eri:." Ri-hop S| aiding, -y,--
There were .venty-:hree pup'ii
neither absent, nor tardy tiie tir.-t
month of sch'iof, in 'ho primary
room. We can still further improve
our at tendance, wit the co-opera
tion of parents^ The ouarter-huli-
day plan to secure perfect attend
ance is very succe-sfui There have
been fewer cases of tardiness and
absence since it was adopted.
The following-named pnpiis of the
t' gtev.
-^:,'v.y-l|yi?
The heavy rain this fall haw
'•an ed much damage to slacked
grain, that near the ground start
ing to grow',: :,
i- rank /elllmer and I' it/, Suelt/.
returned yesterday from St. Raul,
where they had been with a ship
ment of fat cattle.
II. C. Renedict, ih
'ihg soul of
town,will leave with his.family tn"..t
week for I
lolruont, :l •., where
they will .-pond ibe winter.
I. R. Scroggin and daughter, Mis.-
Ilalbe, were at Rismarck l-riday
last, where the little jirl received
real melit for lung trouble.
Rancher O. Johnson arrived
Ihursday of last week from Morris,
lib, and i- looking after hi ex
tensive I'.'inticjiis.County rati''h busi-
tless.
?.:.yy
."S
Mrs. A. II. Hull' and son--, \'i-torj
and Wiilie, arrived 'I'liursilav of last I
week from A.-hby, Minn and are]
vi -si ting wit Mr-. Holf's father, C.
a
Mrs. Si.-fo of Kintyre left the lirst.
of the week for .Jaine, own, where!
her ..on is attending school: ySlie
will he joined later by Mither a'n'e'iii-
hers of I he filtnilv. :.y:: y:::
Roy Sparks, he can e-r for R.
No. I, made his. first trip ow tht
route Saturday morning ia-i. an-:
gives promise of making good. Win
Reard, the formt-r carrier, will do-
\ot.e hi- time to ins !'ar.o.,i,g itiit.r-
est and to lus iiarn bie-iness. yy yiyy|
rank ilines ::lef
1
.••-!' day .r
Chicago, where his wife ii ok 'heir
little daughter twho i-- s-itferira''
from the etfeets. of infantile par
alysis) -e.eral months ago for treat
ment. Mr. and Mrs 'limes, exiiect,
return in itbo.it two weeks. While I
the little girl:v.iK much impro ed,
I the'.- e. |iect. to ie'.TVe ber ill 'lllicagO
for -'ome line,
Medium late tiax presents a
uni'pje a |.iea ran
ce at his iine. Some
of it matured at. about the usual
1 time and was cut with a binder, tint
hunches being dropped about the
fieliis^Tlien the rain came and the
1
*.0 I:
bund
t!
are
I.a-: ek 11 I,m' •, et,
noun.-e.! that ,i ilui! bail c, crn-
a
S
Weather'.^ whue the plan!
I 'W !o -dv. 'ds.
Rat ter-oti
aftert.i on, at »v Inch the iiuae.ee com
nut tee turneibui itsirepurt ami other
bu-me-- \^a- .ittendt-.i ti the niat
tor of c.iii-t letmn,- being tinally
w. :t:d tip. It .• ith* titidotice
and pleasure the New at, that'
Up to date the llraddocu-
I'l
coinpauy will build one, ami perhaps
two, more lines leadingiuiuts iif till
city during lit-sI year
I lie writer yisjted Rintorii I oes-
da\, for the tirst,:ti.uii' during three
e.ars. l-imnd
1
ne, k. the\ i't lie buildings! are .mi
men |o Ih,. bn.-ilie.s.s elieiyys of the
people of I.itifititys: ylyditor Str.-eler
was found in hi den, and. he ide
ihe sweeping of the .floor and the
addition of a hat tub, he improw-
mentsto ollice building and plant
are a revelation. Re-ido-, a ties.
Simplex, here are mah ol her ad
dit ions in material I• lie
plant And.
then, all I lie machinery has I™ .-n
mo. ed to lie ba -enient, and team
heat and hot ami cold
•.•.'•water I from
acisternl added. Court wa- in
ion, but no iur\ way called |lie
session Icing t.n he purposSt of
making new ciii.-.eii mostly.' We
had be pleasure of ret ui ning home
via Ha/.eltoii in Colonel Shepard's
ar running lime I
HAZHLTON HAI'PKNINGS.
(I K'UU t-'l It'll
IIV h:
Miss Klia/beth Ru ii has: secured
a school and is. u..w teaching the
vicinil of St ra -burg.
Mrs. W. I.. Yeater has. been con
lined lo lie hoii 1111 ring the pa
week by 11 hos ^.y./.yyy -.
I
'. S. 'ollllnis^i'Oller .Muellell wa
ll from l.i I
on Tuesday and Wednes
day and wrote linal pmof papers
Tor
six of our cii on-. ..
Thus. Kelly, who, H'lt.h an iniureil
knee, i-pa :sing his time in a Ri.
marck ho pilai. came down from
I
lie Capital City Saturday evening
and staid over Sunday. y,y
II. C. Rhinl of Ri-ina rck". wa in
Ibi/eltoii Sal unlay and Sunday,
mak'iig ome improvement.- fhe
tarmers' Stale Rank building.
Martin l.ar-on of Rutland, this
-taie, ia. t. Thursday look charge of
the 11a/i'Iton creamery,., succeeding,
W. iillmun/y-I le conie.-i highly
recommended as a butler maker.
having hail charge of the creamer,
at Rutland for a number of years,y
Ihe Republican ithis vwei seiid-
ing out a larg" bunch of sub.-crip-
tioii statements,-,'and hope: tbal.
III. cribei will do the I.e'-1 11. (111
on every paper the payment for
which happens to be more than a
year behind, our -in pluK.m ill
-hard iy
buy coal.
Recently tbest- .columns contained
mention of the sale of a farm ar
II
a
/.el on for.fi'l per acre, and mo-t
..f u' marveled lirst, because ii
wa, a fancy price, and, second, be
cause this is, reputed to be a year of
hard times. The I racl just men
tioned was only half a mile from
town, which made the price', appear
less unreasonable to those v. ho con-
sidered the price high. .\o\WiCiv:(Ties
news of th sale of he-Airt(:-n (itjehs,!
ring farm, about ttire«.mtl'wftjiisr
town and containing .': ti a.-rjis for 1
ten thousand dollars.- or 1 .s". iv!
acre. Frank Sc. ii11'. tin ,tcn*i o,
is a re-ident of Mit!f,eJi ia. and tie
Thursday, October 13. 1910
lephone
t'ompanv ha- 1 .. a t. i- the
fude.-t nt .i v'! l! i".n of the term
l'tadd ck and "aigi-lai'ii
to the outh are now fii-rectb. cin-
tucted wi'h Ha'. 111.n. "lempelu.n-
I'll* and.... I
.mteii, In-. count -.seat
.md no|j( af the holders tif :a :|iltolie
would relinquish the same tor twice
It cost It. pi nbable ha' he
OPERA HOUSE
N TUHNER. Wnuncier
ihat,it\ ,.idpi-*-en "o 11,r Dante, hidd) 011•)hci !iilj,
res( uH" place it i',, j,..
b'ith m-t he sihri'tt.ti« e. :e
got .1 and bad wiH etc ef ,e \d
vocate was purcba-'.! ,ot.-.r
COMING
I .- I I- a
but.di! on Rfoadwiiv b, R. A. N. 1 heatt I'iih |-'.UIV
r-i paper w"' Re e-tabli-heti Uj .Mr. .. ...
A'iy:t:\pi-rtetweiisnow
paper man is aware:!
hat :tt«v,s:t4wtr
not 'are. .no, t, -ij •'I 'w.
paj er-, and that the move a uoi
tie fi sill .'oncei nod
I he Rr:\i!dtH-iv 1 elephoVVt- (oitniyi'ii
hi'd a meeting tins ,-uv Siturd.i\
MOVING PICTURES,
AUCTION SALE
1 he titith r-igtn
1
Jt
1
-t'l ,ii auc
til l. lie! .' tfo|e- .ve-,!
of I. it ik at.d t', mile- mtb Ha
Iten, on
TUESDAY,Oct.25,1910
Reymmng at |o o'c'oek a the
!.'!i wing de-cribeil per-ona, |i
erty to the highest bidder^
ra\ horse,- tt yetirs old., wi i'.'hi
lo ill lb-'
I
i'ia\
horse, I"-' year ..Id. weu-to
.yf I'iOII |lis.
'S grav hor-e, I vears old, weight
b. "t II,.
.l.back mat e, ear- old, wei^hi
i. .o
II,
I .black lti.it e. '.I .-.'II old, weight
1 too lb
... I. g' matt- \, ,u vvt ight
1 1 (iis,
I nia\ maie, 0 s,ar,H old, weight
1 lbs. :sy: rfll
.."U.black Reicheioii ifal'ioii, 1 •ears
old. Weight .ot: ||. "•.
I black driving team, weight l.sf^i...
lbs.
I ten-war old.
1 eight-year-old
iii- ell, thank \oii.
While ca.-mg at. the. ta'l buildincs
ha- caused |.am.i in the' back of thi
1
tell foot
I'Ul'glei.
-i s/:
i. two-year old c,.|t -.. coiinng three
mt he spring
I vearling cull.
.! ucking colt
milch cows. yfsH. %•:. -L
I sets of heavy work harness,
I a
1 single harness, :y-Sy
I -addle. ..
I header
I header III
I
drill.
•lisgang- plovvsJS®|s-s.'~-s'-'-"-s
1 li -k.
I ree-seel il 111 steel harrow and
... cart.
'J. breaking plows .:
m..w el--.
I haviack.
I wide I
ire wagon "yys-y' yy'
1 hav rack and wagon.
I
I fill t, goal V'if,
I one hundred hu, hcl gram laiiksss:
I famone mill, sty'
,o chickens. y" y-yy
I load scraper
fal hoi's.
I a
I tin'-sit.
I ,-ew iiu'-iua.'lui.e.
I -,va 111ng machine.
stows. '-v'ss:-.-.-
:y-'y
I eight-Kallon cream can.
I center table.
Also, much household furnil lire,
and ol her articles too numerous to
menlioii
I'KR.MS: All sums less than -flu,
c.a-li, In-f lO and over, time will In
given unt I November I. 1'
1:', at in
percent mterenl.on scciin miles.
Three per
cent,
1
fact, that la- wilt th, ai tint
of money in a i* atiw .n
broken fan., dent 'he j,", ,n
he fut ur of hi
a
take po -i --i'Jti Us 'Uir-g. i.'id
with bis famdv fx '.in imam nt
1 a
left. .Mondac for. their new home in
-l a a a
di.-,count on all sums,
of s|0 antl over for cash. M'NCIf
AT NOON. I-'RKK.
-y:S RS. .loll N I'l If. y:
).'. lief.
OIKiRi.K Sl' liRI.Y. isyiy:
A uct ioneer.
W. O. IRWIN. Clerk.
iSerial No. o,,0 |.: let. |, Nov. lo
N O I I 1 I I I I A N
I leparl mciit of the Interior, yy
I'.S. I.and Ollioe at Rismarck, NT)
October I, I'Ho
Notice is hereby given thnly:
Marm Wollhaf.
iif /.eeland. North liakota, who, on
e,
considering I
lie .-.hoi I
tu op. 'I When
-o
I'ncle Sam has e-d a po.-loPi-'e
ed
I I, which mo-l of u. are aware
of. aid, if we are compelled to com
ply bv putting th" olio-cent, -.tamp
lay
1
.luiy 1 1, I'JOI, math- Home lead Km:
11 No. :i::7. Serial No. o.", ii. f',,r
outbeast ipiarter of nortliwesi.:
11 uarler.east. half of -out
hvw .|. ijuar
t'-r and .-oiithwesl. ipiarli of south
a .|Uai'ter of Seel ion 1: Town-:
-hip I'll north, Range 71 we-I ,,fy
fifth Rrincipal Meridian, has 1:1' d
11o 1 ice of intention to
make Imal:
five-year proof, t.o establi.-h claim toy
the land above described, before
Charle-. Ii. .'arley, judge and
ex
oilicio clerk of the county court, at-:
I intoii, North liakota, on lhe li,!h
of November, l'J'o.
''laimant names as
wi'ne
.y
•losepb Ro-eh, of Hague, N I' fctSsf:
Andreas Rennann, of/eeia' d, .\ .-sk:s
Wilhelm Klaudt, of/eeland. N il,
l.udwig Weber, of Hague. N. I.-)••:::
M. II .b-.'. e!i, R.
1 .-'-I I a N'
1
Oi ,.o ','
NOTICK I'll: I :|.|i' |i ..
I
lepart irienl of tje- InU o.r.
1
1.,-'
I and Oilice at. Ristnarck, Niyi/:',:
.-sSjentemher--In,
PjIji,
s-.-.
,. No' ice i- Ii'' /'-!, ,- giveli" that:
.lohri Reri.-chler.
lf Hartford, North Iak.•'a ho. ony
11. I'.'i'ili!:!" I'to i, made Home-:! .-ad'.
l-'iilrv-No,.o :i'il7, Serial No. iitio-7
1
ftir '-ast half ,f north west. i| uart or,
soutiiWos,!,' fjuarter northwi-l
.|!iurt e|y i!id iior.thea-t opiarter of,
.-siltb ,ve- 'juar'er of yn.
:Tr,':n:-hi[y I::-! north, Range 7- v. esty
of tiie. I-ifl Rrincjpal .Meridian, has.
t'i.-ed- -ii'-jt.it'e of intention to make!
J.i.nai lives:.ear proof, to estabiisli
,claim to the land above ile.eribed,
})is'f..re Charles R.
1
'arley, .Judge and
fix Otlicio Clerk of the County Court
jSt*
l.inton.
tli
North liakota, on tim
sjist day of )-tober, ltilo.
iaimato names as witnesses: ./
•la.-ob Rurkhartlt, of l.inton, N. 1).
John.!. Renscbii-r, of Linton, N. 0.
lleinricti ihlhauser, of J.inton, .N. !'.:
I
lav id .Jobb, of
l.inton,
N. I
-M. II. .Jewell, R. .'i-u-r

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