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EMMONS COUNTY RECORD
BY U. R. STRhliTfcK
L.I N (TTN I IT
PIONEER PAPER OF THE CCVHTY.
The Kw«Tii Ik e«tored %l W»*» Llnuo
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Candidates for Congress.
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Senatorial-District Candidates.
fcrii'rtlur:
H. W. A LLI.N-
Houseof ICfpn^iMiltttlvt'S I'wriily
SJxlh .Senatorial District
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County Candidates.
A Htlltor:
I'l-rrac sitii- tv
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ASUUKW UANSKN.
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CHRISTIAN NAADEN.
A ss»'»?iors:
First District,
D. D. IIIDW KM..
iwcnnd District,
C. CAMPHKU.
fifth District,
JOHN ItlliUMvL'uMK.
Horrible news comes from the
forest country of Northern Minne
sota. Fierce timber-fires are raging
in all directions. So far,mure than a
hundred people have lost their lives,
and it is feared that the loss will he
much heavier.
Hilly Irysh of Mott is netting
•puds on subscription. They are
just as Rood as gold this year.
Fargo Forum. (And Hilly has a
good name for "spuds" even if In
dues misspell it
His old friends and neighbors are
well pleased to learn of the choice
of President John Worst, of the
state agricultural college, to the
position of president of that import
ant national body, the Dry Farming
•rganization. Worst always makes
gHO(l.
The Record will he continued to
those Advocate subscribers who are
wot taking both papers. The Record
will be sent for the unexpired
time of those Advoautw subscribers
who have paid in advance. Those
who are taking both papers, and
who have paid in advance for tfie
Advocate, can get their money back
by applying to the Advocate man
but it hurts like siri to do it or
they can have their unexpired time
tilled with a copy of the new paper,
the Enterprise,shortly to be launched
at Shields, a new town across the
river.
Hy« vote of three to two, the su
preme court has decided that the pro
visions of the primrav law as to the
Itiirty-per-cent matter are unconsti
tutional. This allows the democrats
to put a full state ticket in the field,
and may result in compelling Ciover
nor Kurta to talk "Democracy" in
his speeches, instead of eulogizing
Hurke, and striving to explain to
the people why he cut down the
agricultural college appropriations
and allowed the appropriation for
the salary grab, which, in the face
of the strict mandate of the consti
tution against raising otlicers' sala
ries during their official period, put
three thousand illegal dollars in his
pocket for the two-years' ternw.*-
This week the Record begins the
publication of a seven-column, eight
page paper. This is a doubling in
size. It is only an experiment. If
business should be such as to justify
us in making the additional outlay.
likecoauiuoo pnv^iMi
louad tte
•ute ma etie •ortfc-ljpd »tm tmm'
It a bact Indication fw]q|lKmil Um
p. Far from it. It In-1
and shipped It back to fknro
'the present size will he continued.
'Should the future not warrant the
increa-ed expense, no one will, of
I course,expect the publisher to main
tain the enlarged paper. We have
ascertained that many readers pre
fer a paper the parts of which are
easily separable, so that two mem
hers of a family can read it at the
-aine time, and we have therefore
5
divided the paper into two parts,
une part inserted in the other part.
The publisher hopes tnat. business
will be such as to allow the continu
ance of the paper at its present size.
With the two hundred names of non
duplicated Advocate patrons added
to the Record list, we now have a
few more than a thou.-*nid subscrib
jers, and it is unnecessary to inform
those seeking business publicity
that the Record "is a good medium
for advertising."
See here, lir'er Cranston! You
would better apologize to the editor
and the governor at oncw. Physic
ally, we disMke to be taken for the
governor, who is not nearly as much
of an Apolio llelvedere as ourself.
And, politically, the governor dis
likes to be taken for "we." The
chief executive of this prosperous
and mighty commonwealth was not
present at the Mull picnic, being
busily engaged in trying to make
Hurke ballot, medicine in another
section of the state, and, we under
stand, sent his regrets. The editor
of the Record was the only outside
speaker at the picnic, the other ad
dresses being made by the local
clergymen and the old-timers of the
neighborhood. In its article regard
ing the picnic the 1'ollock Progress
says: "(iovernor John Hurke, of
'Nord Akota,' addressed the people
of Kmmons county at Hull yester
day. Several from this town went
up to the meeting, and they speak
very highly of the governor's
speech." If the editor weren't over
burdened with modesty, he would
at this point arise, bow, and thank
the "several from this town (Pol
lock i" who "speak very highly" of
his speech. Hut, really, Roy, it is
''orful" exasperating to a newspa
per man who has taken things for
granted and has printed as having
happened something which is to
happen after the paper has gone to
press to ascertain, loo late, that it
didn't happen at all. We've been
there and know how it feels.
AS TRUE (IS STEEL.
I slier I.. Burdick, Republican Candi
date fur Lieutenant (iovernor.
Announces His Position.
Following is an excerpt from a
letter recently written by U. I..
Hurdick to the Fargo Forum. Mr.
Hurdiek, speaker of the last state
Mouse of Representatives.was nomi
nated as a progressive at the June
primary, receiving a great many
votes from men classed as stalwarts,
who believed that in choosing party
candidates it would not always be
a just and wise course to vote
against able aspirants solely be
cause they bore a different republi
can factional label from such voters.
The writer served at two sessions of
the legislature with Mr. Hurdick.
and he is not surprised that the
Speaker of the last session takes his
present logical and manly stand for
he was always known as a square
dealing, outspoken man. Mr. Hur
dick says in his letter:
"Prior lo the recent primaries it
will be remembered that l,as well as
other campaign speakers did all we
could to secure the nomination of J.
A. Huchanan for governor. As fat
as we could go, we gave the people
of the state a fair hearing upon the
merits of the candidates for that
oilico. After hearing all the evi
dence in a straight, open contest,the
people made their decision in favor
of the linn. t'. A. Johnson of Minot.
This was no political accident, as it
was the second time in a clean, open
tight that the people had selected
Mr. Johnson for governor. The one
great benefit of the present primary
law is that the people can say direct
ly for themselves who shall be their
candidate and when they hate so
spoken, and have done so as persist
ently as they have in Mr. Johnson's
case, why should any rupuhlu-an
want to say now that the people -'olm Uosart, work on road
were mistaken? 1 RKL.1K\ IN A
SQUARK DEAL IN POLITICS AS
WKLL AS IN OTlll'.i: TIUNCS
and when the majority have spoken.
and have done so fairly, as one of
the minority, 1 am willing to abide
the result."
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Uf the Itoard ol' County Commission
ers of limmons County,
North Dakota.
XH)N 11A Y.
Linton, N. D., October-'!, l'.'lo.
The board met in regular session.
Present: R. M. Volk I chairman), D.
W. Casey, Jakob Fischer, Andrew
Hansen and Christian N'aaden, com
missioners.
Rids received, in response to ad
vertisement for same, for the deliv
ery of sixty tons of lignite coal at the
court-house, were opened and found
to be as follows:
(ioodridge-Call Lumber Company,
per ton.
On motion of Mr. Casey, seconded
by Mr. Hansen, the contract was
awarded to the (Ioodridge-Call Lum
ber Company, it being the best, and
only bidder.
Minutes of the meetings held dur
ing the months of July and August
were read and on motion approved.
On motion of Mr. Fischer, second
ed by Mr. N'aaden. .217o of the in
terest and penalty fund and $l!)Mi
of the emergency fund were trans
ferred to the road fund.
On motion the board adjourned
until 8 o'cock p. m.
KVEXIMi SK-MO-Si
The board met pursuant to ad
journment. All members present.
Petitions for roads were consid
ered.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
I.. W. Cranilcll. work on road.. *151 ~0
1.. \V. Crandell, team for comity
surveyor 00
Scott High, work on road I.
Wrii. I.outzcnhiscr.work on road PI
John Misncr, work on road .. 1* oo
Elmer Fritz, work on road. .. FI-H 00
Will Stange, work on road iit oo
Steve Pulling, work on road.. JWljW 11
Alfred flecker, work on road .. 1- 00
Lewis Stephens, work on road I "o
R. W. Becker, work on road .. "0
Adolph Becker, work on road. .. .11
Koy Martin, work on road.. .•--
1
See what you can buy for
and 10 cents at the 10-cent counter
Smith & Irvine.
1
Oliver l.aFave, work road 1J i)(
Chris Jacobson, work on road. l"i 01
The board adjourned to reconvene
at the court-house at rs o'clock a.
October 5th, and meantime Com
missioners Fischer, Naaden and
Hansen will inspect bridges recently
built under contract by K. D. Fogle
and Don Hidwell in south part of
county. Commissioners Casey and
Volk will inspect bridges just com
pleted near Little Heaver, also road
grading at Kmmonslnirg -all con
tract work.
WKI N KS11A Y.
MOUMNO M-S[UN
I inton, October o, 1!M0.
The board met pursuant to ad
journment. All member-i present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
K. I). Fogle,six wooden bridges.
as per contract
D. I. Bidwell, six wooden
bridges, 00. I-ess re
duction on wing posts, ?."i0 oo 104.1 no
A. I). Linderman, work on road
T. Lawler, work on road, ,.,.,
Jacob f'faff, work on road..:,.
i,o 00
oO
•J 7 00
i: 7.1
:i oo
•1.1 oo
O. Pettis, work on road
John A. Adams, work on road..
W. H. I.ee, work on road
Christ. Christianson, work on
road
H. B. I uttle, work on road ..
Val. Mattern, work on road
Denning Johnson, work on road
Gustave Marschall.workon road
Wendelin Schneider, work on
road
Otto Dids/uneit. work on road..
K. \V. Chase, work on road ....
Frank Mattern, work on road.
Charles B. Ferguson, work on
road ,7.:V
C. N. Myers, work on road:
Henry Sautner, work on road. ..
Richard Campbell,work on road
Kasper Unzer. work on road....
Wm. Ropp. work on road. .....
Horace Keyes.work on roaii ...
Charles K. Burbank. work on
road
lien Matthews, work i«n road
'JU 00
.1.1 .10
1 .10
We would like to call your attention to the fact that we carry a large line of Books, Magazines and Stationery: also a large line of
Sundries, which we would be glad to show you at any time, at
Arthur If Wooster, work on road 10 .10
C.eorge Messner, work on road.. 71
Albert Messner, work on road .,
Martin I-ipp, work on road .....
Kasper Scheer, work on road..
Jacob Sauter. work on road
John Bang, work on roaii ...
Ulwood Morford. work on road.
Ole Sa'.hern. work on road.
Gottlieb Naaz, work on road. Ji
J. M. I'eery. work on road .V
Theodore Meppin, work on road
Peter Muench, work on road ..
F.dward J.Bcrrns, work on road
C. J. Barth, work o» road ......
Fred Olson, work on road
George Pettes, word on road.
Jacob F'eiszt, grading road be
tween Sections '2 and 11.
Yeldmnn, poor
!i 00
4 lo
72 00
'3 IS 1U
7 .10
Walker, work on road
Altred .1. Wentfel, work oil roai
.'olm Pound.-, hauling road
ttrader with engine, lu« days
ceilt -i '^'.-eler. work on road ......
M. Buchler, work on road.
1. B. Mastel. work mi road ..
ti oo
-7 00
107 0.1
.. .1,1 OO
.: oo
10 20
Wendelin Leibel, work on road
THE STONE DRUG STORK
1- oo
A •10
4 •10
40
21 00
00
1 .10
2 o-
rubber bands and stamps... 1 Oil
J. G. l'itts, auditor, expense
canvassing legislative vote..
Mrs. Kriek, scrubbing court
room
I 10
:i 01)
ir. 00
00
!i 00
:!o 21
Township i:t'2, Range 7'.'.
1200 yards, at Pij cents
Jacob Feiszt, livery for county
commissioners
Sid Van Curcn, work on road
11 ii
10 oo
H. Naramore. treasurer, sal
ary quarter ending Sept :10th
J. Wittmayer, register of
deeds, salary quarter ending
Sept. :10th
P. J. Wittmayer. postage and
box rent
A. B. Crain, deputy register of
deeds, :ij months
(. B. Carley. county judge, sal
ary quarter ending Sept. .'ioth
H. H. Hanson, salary county su
perintendent of schools quar
ter ending Sept. ioth
P. (",. Rooks, salary clerk of
court quarter ending Sept.
.".Oth
Belle Lien, salary clerk register
of deeds' office quarter end
ing Sept. :'0th
Charles Coventry, salary state's
attorney quarter ending Sept.
::oth
J. G. Pitts, salary auditor quar
ter ending Sept. :10th
Carolyn Paul, work in auditor's
office
H. H. Hanson, superintendent,
postage anil box rent
4(H) oo
•too oo
111'I lHI
L'lC .10
:ioo oo
41
H.i 00
70 00
H. Hanson, superintendent,
mileage
11. H. Hanson, superintendent,
express, freight, telegrams
and drayage
H. 11. Hanson, selling lists and
letter files
Geo. Sfcepard, returning ballot
boxes
J. J. Baumgartner, returning
ballot-boxes
John Baker, returning ballot
boxes
John F.astwood,returning ballot
boxes
A. K. Dutton. returning ballot
boxes
Wr«.'s|py Haker, returning ballot
box KB
•13
State Hospital for Insane, care
of 7 patients, quarter ending
Sept. HO
•St. Alexius Hospital, care of
.John Winkle
tio lla/.Blton Mer Co., nails for
.10 bridges .',0
'.i 00
12 ::o
State vs. Matilda Wudtke
C. F. Wagher. Justice
Wm. JorieB, Sheriff
Mary Amundson, witness ...
1!Ki
The Hoard met pursuant to adjonrn
ment. Present Casey, Fischer. Naaden I
and IlanseD. On motion of Mr. Kisch-i
er, Mr. Casey was appointed chairman,
pro t«m.
Petition of M. R. Farrell anil others
for a road to be laid out across Section
2,13.1-71, to which petition the State
has notitied the Board that it will r»*ist
the laying out of a highway across its
section 2. On motion the matter is re
ferred to Commissioners Casey and Hun
sen for further investigation.
lit
Petition of Frederick Canning and
others for a road to be laid out: Be
ginning at the S. E. corner of section I,
13.1-7S, thence due west one-half mile
was, on motion, referred to Commission
ers Casey and Hansen for investigation.
Petition of 11. E. Rice and others for
a road to be laid out in township l'J',1,
range 77, was referred to Commissioners
Casey, Fischer and Naaden for investi
gation and report at next meeting.
Petiti#n of Fritz Sueltz and others
was laid over to January iueeting' for
final action
Petition of J. H. Payne and others for
a road to be laid out in Township 12'J,
Range 7S, was laid over for investigation
by Commissioners Fischer and N'aaden.
Petition of J. W. Cabbage and others
for a road to be laid out in Township
13-1, Range 78, was referred lo Commis
sioners CBsev and Hansen for investiga
tion and report.
•I :io
Petition of John Wilinot and other*
for a road to be laid out: Beginning at
the northeast corner of Sac-lion 32,
Township 130, Range 78, thence run
ning south on section line, one mile to
io
4 311
r, 30
Ii. Liooycncs, returning ballot
boxpk
Kochus Dosch, returning ballot
boxes
J. 11. Jennings, returning ballot
boxes
Louis Dornbusili, returning bal
lot. boxes
t'hris Hirning, returning ballot
boxes
Bismarck Tribune Co., Record
3 80
3 3.1
3 1.1
I 00
4 Kl
Hooks and Tax Usts
Kmmnris County Advocate, pub
lishing and printing
Emmons County Republican,
publishing and printing
Emmons County Kecord, pub
lishing and prijiting
11, H. Naramore, stamps and
stamped envelopes
IJr. J. J. Poort, services to Mrs.
117 10
\W oi
131 Ol
I*
'JIO oo
113 oo
Clathing for John Make it 00
•J. .o
.1.1 10
1 .10
1.1 00
Kdward Muchtiolz, care of U.
Mcl'lierBou, poor, July, Auk.
unci Sept
oo
L. Merrick Lumlicr
Itrnddock, road inalerial...
C. L. Merrick Lumber
13!' oo
oo
111 oo
Charles J. Johnson, work on
road
Herbert h. Albawfih, work on
ri iad
Fred Asch, work on road
ter Hanson, work on road
harles Nelson, grading road
between Sections 1 and !i,
1 wp. l.'i.l Rge. 71. L'.kU yds,
•it II* cents ...
Charles Nelson, hauling roek...
1- I
Ml
THE
IV 30
'SXI 11
IlH7.elton. road material ....
C. L. Merrick Lumber (Ii.,
Napoleon, road material....
1,'hoenis Lumber Co., Linton,.
road material
Phoenix Lumber Co., Sitae
bur^', road material
North Star Lumber Co., Pol
lock, road material
(ioodririne Call Lumber Co.,
road matei ial
I- oo
33 o.
•In 70
•JH jj-1
31!) 7.1
Hennepin Itrid^e Co., iron eul
131 711
Chamberlain Koad Mach.Co.,
repairs for road grader Pi 00:
SlniKhurg liuzaar, n-pairn for
road grader 3 HO 1
Kdward liucliholz, road mater
ial 17 KS
JuliiiH JetBel. repairing road
grader 111,1
John Harold, surveying road
(l)eTil's Mulch) 10 IK)
J. A. Lawry, assisting surveyor 8 71
1 10
•'anies King, ({railing road be
tween Sections uut 10,
I ownship loll. Rantfe 7^,
-•U yards, at Pi! cent*.
-I
Wesley Halo r, expense of John
Harold, surveyor 7 "J.1
Northwestern Stamp Works,
I .10
on uo
a. t. or suctiou
north. Ii«ng« Ji vent or
•^lalan, iu iald Emmons
D. i»rj.
I'll INK J. S1KKI.,
been filed with the dark of tltia villa
the vacation of the allay tn block all
In Hunter's tot aMIttoa toLtatoa. ai
truntsM will oooaldar the matter tM
the tcstlmon* and avideaca of aaiat
lorested on Mav 1. 1901. nt r-m rn
Van Rrunt Drills and Seeders.'
•Kelly Duplex Feed-Millls.
Jewel Feed-Mills.
Duplex Wind-Mills.
the Southeast cornel of Said Section :!2,
waF or. motion, granted, and '.he fore
going description declared a public high
way, four rod .vide.
'1 00
Report of C. t\ Wagher, Justice of
the Peace, received, approved by the
State's Attorney, with, fees allowed ns
follow!:
State vs. George Hiri.iiig-
C. F. Wagher, .Justice
Win. -Jones, Sheriff
Reports received of I
I 1.1
10 00
:i lo
On motion of Mr. Casey, seconded by
Mr. IlanseD, $1980.00 of Register of
Deed's fees are transferred to the Coun
ty (jeneral Fund.
Bill of St. Mary's Hospital, Webster,
S. I)., SfMJ.OO, for Mitchell Cafson is re
jected for ttfe reason Mitchell Casson is
not a county charge.
ii 00
'I 00
ihi
11 ii
4
Martin Dockter, work on road
A. Cabbage, work on road ..
Perry Cabbage, work on road
Wm. H. Baker, assisting county
surveyor
On motion, the Board adjourned until
1 o'olock p. tn.
Afternoon Session.
fo.7-1.
coilecli'w.dur-
ilig he quarter ending
were checked up by
S 'ptemb'-r 'loth,
the Hoard and
found to lie as follows:
Register of iJet'ds
Clerk of ('oiirt.........
(.1 Auditor:. Vf
1 11 i- i: of (iottiieb S'
I .10
.1
I jo
r717 .1.1
lis 00
:H 00
ritz and twen
ty-three oilier votei.vof McCiilly voting
precinct, reciv.'d, p:n\in..' that l.arvik
Hail. I.arviuk, l)e riesignat-'d as the vot
ing place of «ai-l precinct-, vvliieh petition
was, on motion, grar.t-'d.'-••''
Application.- for bount.T for tree plant
ing were granted as follows:
John l'uk"r, Sec. 2, 131-77, ?l.1l'.
J. I!. Van ll' Ukeiain, See. :il, 1110-77,
On motion of Mr. Naaden, seconded
by Mr. Fischer, llemy Wittmayer is se
lected from the several bidders for tliv
position, and is appointed Janitor of the
Couit House at hi:- liid^st.jlwenty-nine
dollars per month. ft-*!
On motion, tic Hoard adjourned un
t:| S o'clock A. M., Oct,,bei- t11.
Thursday, Oct ,ber ti, li110.
'i'lie"Hoard met. Present Casey, Naa
den and Hansen, commissioners.
On motion the Ho.ud adjournal to
view wooden bridges built under con
tract, between Sections 7 and S, 132 71,
and SccHon o, 132 70, and
the Court House.
On motion, the following bills
lowed:
Wm. Jones, auto-liveiy forcom
missioners
Andrew 1 lansen, commissioner's
salary ar.d mileage
We are now able to show you right in our store the powerful,
sturdy labor saver which you have seen advertised in every
farm paper you pick up.
Fuller & Johnson
Farm Pump Engine
It costs so little that every fanner can
yet it is simply marvelous.
Besides pumping, it runs separator,
stone, and any machine ordinarily run by
the finest tiling you ever saw. Everyone v,
"no one ev«r thought of it before." You'iv
one whan you see it chugging
Come in and see it work. We
catalog free.
(Serial No. oTool.) Oct.ti Nov. 1".
NOTICF. FOR PUBLICATION, -ii
Department of the Interior,
I I'.S. Land Otiice at Rismarek, N. I).,
September 11, 1'JlO.
I Notice is hereby given that
Orville K. Parsons,
Of Marie, North Dakota, who, on
I October ^ti, made Homestead
I Kntrv No. :i20.'5ii. Serial No. (i7o.11,
for southeast ijuarter of Section lli,
Township 1M.'! north. Range 7-1 west:
oi the Fifth Principal Meridian, has
tiled notice of intention to make
final five-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Chrles R, Carley. judge and
ox-oflicio clerk of the countv court,
at Linton, North Dakota,on the 1.1th
day of November. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
II. L. Shalf, of Marie, N. D.
R. P. Towne, of Marie, N. D.
Ren Christianson. of Marie, N. D.
John Towne, of Marie, N. D.
87 UO
L. du lleaume, auto livery
commissioners
Rochus Dosch, r. :t '.et-s fee
1.1 00
oo
Ant oil 11 aag. .,.
T. C. Madden, court reporter ..
'1 Oil
13 3.1
R. M. Volt commissioner's sal
ary and mileage
-3 1)0
D. W. Casey, commissioner's
salary and mileage
•lo .10
On motion, th" Hoard adjourned.'.-:
J. O. PITTS,
County Auditor
Call on Charles R. Curlev, county
judge, for final proofs and tilings.—
If you are in need uf blank farm
lease contracts, chattel mortgages,
chattel-mortgage releases, or. notes,
apply at Record otiice.
afford
Wall
Below You Will Find
A Bunch of the
Good Stuff Sold
ilii
Kmerson Kn^ine Plows, Sully and (.iatiKs.
Kmerson Disk Harrows.
International (las Kn^ine.-.
lliirt-l'arr Casoline and Kerosene Tractor.,..
Fuller it .Inhnson Farm-l'ump Kiiftines
Slickney (ia? Kngines.
•:'iarr, Scott & Co. Tiger Thrasher Line. ..
WEBER and
STOUGHTON
WAGONS.
For Sale at THE LINTON BAZAR.
K-V.
Aw'tC—iahrtpair,
M. II. .Jewell, Register.
(Serial No. OTOVIO.) Oct.ti Nov. pi.
NOT1CI:] FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U.S. Land Otiice at Rismarek, N.D.,
September 2:1, l'Jlo.
Notice is hereby given that
Kdward HofV.
Of Winona, North Dakota, who, on
August 1, Until, made Homestead
Kntry No. .'lo lti, Serial No. ()7t)!Hl.
for the northeast quarter of Section
re convene at township l.'il north,
west of Fifth Principal
ai-
Range T'J
Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final live-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Charles R. Carley, judge ami
ex-oflicio clerk of the county court,
at Linton, North Dakota, on the
15th day of November, l'JlO.
Claimant names as witnesses:
(ieorge Wolfer. of Winona, N. I).
John Render, of Winona, N. D.
(ieorge Nelson, of Winona, N. I).
Jacob Munsch, of Winona, N. I).
UO
Christ inn Naaden, commission
er's salary and mileage
37 .10
Jakob FiseleT, commissioner's
salary and mileage
M. II. Jewell, Register.
Notice of Vacation of Streets and
Alleys.
N:i•'»• ln-n-liy 1:1 von that a petition has
-r ).!•( tiU'd 11y- thrViihisrt* iioard «if
TriN''-f tin- Viila-'v of I.inton. In
10 00
See the
Pulley for
Running
Light
Machinery
sirmd
to want
thing
vou a
vay
0?likoh Rumps.
I'.clipse Rreakers.-:
1
he
cotp.is Kiitriious. state of North Dakota,
aiut that ih«» same has heon Hied hy he Clerk
of the xnitl viilatre, \vhi«rh pr-tnion prays thai
alt the alleys in hlorks I»i, 'J.\ 'JO ami and
all that portion of Walnut avenue. Oak ave
nue. Spruce avenue. I'.u'itie awnue and
"•i.^th
street
lyinj: west of Seventh
Street,
ami all that portion of Kltn avenue, ('edar
avenue and Seventh street lyinvr west, of
Kahili street ami north of Spruee avenue,
all in Hunter's l'irst Addition to Linton,
Knintons county, NortIi l»akota. hu vacated
as j»ueh stre»-t.«» and alleys in the manner
provided by law
And not fee is further ven that the said
petition will he heard and considered l»y the
said Village Hoard of Truster's on lie tiff
day of November. I'.llO. at the hour of
ciiH'k m. of saiii day
Iiated this ^'itJi day uf septfjnber. Ii*l«.
II. SMITH,
(si p'.i'-t»i*tiJ") Village rifrli.
Patent Applied for
International Manure-Spreaders,
McCormick Machinery.
•Weber and Stoughton Wagons.^
He Laval Cream-Separators.
1
Oeam-Seiuirators.
osston FanninK-Mills.
wens FannitiK-Mills.
'"hatham Fanning-Mills.
I'.merson Corn-Rlunters.
1AM HIM

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