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COAL! COAL! COAL!
A a a
'lairn to the land above described,
before Charles B. 'larley, judge and
ex-oflii'io clerk of the county court,
at Linton, North Dakota, on the 1",th
(lav of November, HiHi.
(llainiant narne.s as witnesH.eH
Orvil K. I'ursoiiH, of Marie, N |i.
Henry Shall", of Marie, N
Hen (IhriHtianson, of Marie, N I)
Joseph Mit/.el, of Mane, N. D.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
llcpartmcrif, of !h«'lfit»Ti'»r.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
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Get your Coal Bin filled NOW'
We have
Hard Coal. Soft Coal am! Liiinit'1 nal
G00DRIDGE CALL LUMBER COMPANY,
DACOT0H LUMBER COMPflNY, Agents,
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NOTICE FOU I'UBLK.'ATION.
Deijartmerit of the Interior. .i
U.S. Land Ollice at liismarirk, N. I).,
(leloln-r I, J' *!f 1.
Notice is hereby given that
(llirixt. O. 'lonler.
Of Marie, North Dakota, who, on
:Octob( i' lit 11 made lloirii-^teail
Tlntry No. UliOl I, Si-rial No. OT'.")1),
for the northeast. |uart-r of .Section
1 li, Towtislii|i |.'{ north, Katig'- 71
west of the I' iftli l'rineinai Mi-ridian,
ha.s filed notice of intention to make
linal five-year proof, to e.ial,li-.li
'eter
M. H. Jewell, llei.',-t, I
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either party
After speodicp the wtster in
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»r.r nooks of jraer«.a and jasurrec
mar? warfare, we were take" to
Otttians. C&na^s. where we Jw.J a
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largely attesa
*»i bv ex-flares fr:-.r. Virginia. From
tb#-re cr-.-s.-ed Lase Erie t_ Ue*e
sr-i. Ohio. cn :ur way Harper's
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CALLOWAY and ABERDEEN
ANGUS BULLS.
Yearlings snd Two-Year-Olds. All Subject to
Registration. Terms to Suit.
At O. O. JOHNSON RANCH. 3: Miles East
O. UH. O".
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Linton, N. b.
Chri tof Krie », I intori, N. D.
Karl I ri! 'fill. Linton, N. D.
M. II Jewell, Ke^ister.
NO'lfCE I-OB PUBLICATKJN,
l.-'«.-rial No. O7007.)
Departrrieni. of the Interior,
S Land Ofliee at Bi-stuarck. N. D.,
Septeinber .''o 11)10.
Notice hereby given thai. O:
Cbii Inn Albrecht,
r111 Dakola, who, on
1 ir
Ito.o made Homo'dead En­
try No. ::1Serial No. 070'i7, for
lot .-outli lialf of northwest (|uar
terand imrthwi-st ipiarter of south
v.eO quarter of Section 2, Township
inortb, liange 77 west of Fifth
I'liicipal M'.'riiiian, has liled notice
of intent ion to make linal five-year
proof, to establish claim to tin* land
above described, before P. (1. Books
clerk of district court, at Linton!
North Dakota, on the 18th day of
October, P.M'I.
Claimant names ai witnesses:
Peter Schmidt, of Larvik, N. I).
Christof Krug, of Larvik, N. D.
C.eorg Huber, of Larvik, N. D.
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sr.- N. It.
Marie, N. D.
N. D.
"v.eil. Begi.ster.
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F'red PfatT, of Larvik, N. I).
—-M. H. Jewell, Begister.
'"h'l-'i wi'ii now' tel! vcu
wjji now
wr.s*. ir.-iy -a ere and what became of
u-»e~. 1 kr.'-w.
J.r.r Henry Kagi, born a: Bristol.
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P.-ibaoly the most inteliiger.t
of tre 5rowr rr.er, with a
ci*: r, Ht 'A'a? :r. armory
Harper's Kerry, escaped from
arm .ry by swirr.n-iir.g tne Mienar,
i:ah rr.or. bu: was shot and ki:iel
fr :m the raoroad brk
wealthy :ar.-.lly in N«
He was educated for
escaped from liari.e:
'was afterward captured, together
with one oi the Copic boys, and both
were hung.
Richard Real ph. an Englishman
I by birth. He was educated by Lady
Noel Byron, widow of Lord Byron.
Reaiph was a good poet. After being
left hy Brown in Cleveland, he went
to New York and thence to England,
'but returned in time to serve in a
New York regiment during the civil
war. He afterward made an un
nappy marriage, which in time drove
1 hirr. mad. He jumped from a ship
into San Francisco bay and was
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drowned.
Aaron D. Steven- was born in Con
necticut. He was a man who could
do anything. He could iead a for-
lorn hope. He was in the engine
house at Harper's Ferry with Brown,
and was terribly wounded. He was
afterward hung.
Charles Piurnmer Tidd, a lumber
man from Maine. He escaped from
Harper's Ferry. He was afterward
color sergeant in a New York regi
ment. While under ierieral Burn
side, at the Island of Roanoke, he
planted his regimental colors on the
rebel breastworks, and then, pierced
by many ball-, he sank to rise no
more.
William H. Leeman, a boy of nine
teen. from Hallowed. Maine. He
was with Kagi at the armory in
Harper's Ferry. He, too, swam out
to the rocks, and was hot from the
I railroad bridge.
Owen Brown, tho eccentric, red-
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!O'-ria! N'o. 07: (ij ,-y-p.21 Oct. 27.
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NOTICE FOR IMPLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U.S. Land Office at BiHrnarck, N.D.,
September I'.), 11*10.
Notice i-. hereby given that
•Jakob S hindier.
Of Brofv, Nijrtfi Dakota, who, on
October 2i, llio.",, made Home-tead
Application and Entry No.
Serial No. 07:: 0, for the nort.hv.e t.
•piarter of Section 10, Town.diip
north, Ban^e 77 went, of the Fifth
Principal .Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final five-year
proof, to eMablihh claim to the land
above de-cribed, before William
Muench, United Stales CornrnifHion
er, i! Linton, North Dakota, ori the
l«t day of November, l'.tlO.
'"iairriant narneM an witni^HeHjiiRj
Fnediich I'fafr, Liriton, N. D.ijftl
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headed son of John Brown. He es
caped from Harper's Ferry with
Tidd. He went to theold home
in New York state, and after
ward drifted west to California.
rom Pasadena he clambered up
Mount Lowe, built a log hut, and
there lived the life of a hermit until
his light went out.
Richard Richardson, an old negro
slave from Missouri. We left him
in Canada
1 Charles MolTett, of Iowa. After
we were left in Cleveland he soon
returned to his sweetheart in Iowa,
married her, lived on a farm and
raised a family, and died about six
years ago.
What of No. 10 Luke F. Parsons?
You see him before you the last of
the John Brown men. From Cleve
land I went to the town of Kinsman,
in northwest Ohio, and worked in a
carriage factory. The following
winter I went to my home in Byron,
III., arid there fitted out with several
others to go to the gold fields of
Pike's Peak. 1 was on rny way
through Iowa when John Brown,
Kagi, Stevens and Tidd were on
their way through Illinois going east
from Kansas. They stopped at my
home in Byron to take me along.
Mother, with much pleasure, told
Brown that. I was several weeks on
rny may to Pike's Peak. At Council
Bluli'.,, while waiting to rest our
(rattle arid for grass to grow on the
plains, I got letters from Brown and
Kagi, saying: "You must come
back." "Wedepend on you." "Sure
go this time," etc. My mother
also wrote: "Keep on. You have
fooled away time and money enough
with Brown." I took mother's ad
vice this time, and thereby slipped
my neck out of the halter. When
we found there was no gold at
Pike's peak, we returned to Law
rence. There I sold out to the boys
and came the second time to Osawa
tomie. Why I came Cod only knows.
I was not acquainted with the peo
ple, for I was with Brown only a
few days before the light, and left
a few days after. But 1 was irre
|sistably drawn here. 1 feel a friend
ship for the people here. It is the
same friendship that is inspired bv
the sight of the old bronze button
oti a man's coat. We are brothers
I of the same familv. I love Osawat-
lrX2j£
I worked with G. W. Lease and
up a mi!! for Judge James Ta-(
:^,r. and we ground the nr?: wheat
3c*jr ever Osawatom)^- on
The tfa rd time I came to Osawa
tomie was to teli my story of the
attle on its nftieth anniversary,
ard the- fourth time is to to-day
to witr.ess the dedication of this
hallowed ground as a state par*. I
hope our legislature -.v !, tie generous
in its appropriations, so
park may be Sited up to
t:vo and beautiful. and in some way
.-••r, nive and educational.
a
2 JS r-e th'-fcT-t we C'-CTit t*e
care :':r -.vjrw'.ves
vear. *hes hoped to be at'
Virjy r.: v'a-s. H* --aid that
tvsr.-ouli eep :r, *. j.h with eacn
ether. ?.•• :.ha: could ea-jSy. .'get
together the next spring.
,n,
r.
It t.- astonishing how ignorant
yi by
the Brown monurren. tnat,
has been erected
was lost In deep
the
your r.t
arid hi rnen %vai
a
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in
came ot (li
•v Ycrk C" :v.
the law. He
's Fvrry, hut
John Edwin C-.^-k
before my
vision. I felt sad and lonely,but was
aroused from my deep revery by a
arT 0
..... looking woman leading two children jurisdiction to hear and determine
1 cases of misdemeanor as may tie
follow
and =e.era. larger c.i.iu.e. ", provided by law: but in no case
h* I
S- The man sa:d: I shall aid justices of the peace have
"Jane. John Brown and all his jurisdiction when the boundaries of
mtn v.*ere killed h^rt* and buried lor tit to real estate sbaii come in
urder this monument." 'l 1
Such is tradition.
I wanted to tell him that the battle
commenced here by Brown was
finished by Grant at Appamattox
but I thought he probably knew no
awav in silence.
CHANGED OWNERS.
List of Emmons County Real listate
Transferred Since Our Last
Published Report
Receiver's Certificates.
L'inted States to Alfred J.
Wengel, qr of 2*-1 »-7
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United States to Christian J. Bie
ber, qr of 152-1:: 1-77.
United States to Martin Sevold,
hf of qr. qr of cjr and lot
1 of -1-130-74.
United States to Philip)) llimiher
ich, qr of 29-135-7^.
Patents.
United States to John Meier, hf
of qr, qr of qr and
qr of qr of 10-131-70.
United States to Jake Helfenstein,
ijr of qr of 28-13o-7
United States to Martin Sevold,
lot 2 of 4-13ii-74.
United States to William A. Pe
terson, qr of qr, qr of
qr and lots 3 and of 13-134-70.
United States to George J. Lusch,
hf of qr, qr of qr and
qr of qr of 2-13G-7S.
United States to Edward Hirmng,
hf of qr of 28-129-71.
United States to Lydia Himmer
ich, qr of 29-13-7-7S.
United States to Eunice A. Hag
gard, qr of qr, hf of
qr and qr of qr of 31-132-77.
Warranty Deeds.
Andreas Kelseh and wife to Au
gus Obermeier, hf of 35-132-70.
•?800'i.O().
B. W. Haggard and wife to Dar
wdn R. Streeter, hf of qr,
qr of qr and qr of qr of
1
-13-1-78. $1000.00.
August Obermeier and wife to
Andreas Kelseh, lot 10, block (!,
Hunter's first addition to Linton,
SoOOO.OO.
Michael Aberle and wife to Anton
Bachmeier, qr of 22-134-74.
$4)00.0il.
John 1. Roop and wife to Mrs. M.
Hoeck, lot 1, block 20, Ha/.elton
Cemetery. $b"i.0).
Lydia Ilimmeiich to Philipp llim
merich, qr of 20-B'o-7'S. .SlOOo.oo.
B. Tempo! and wife to George A.
Bieber, qr and qr of qr
of 12-131-70. $1.00.
Michael Schmidt and wife to An­
ton Gladt, lot 18, block 2, town of
llagoi .?KoO.llO.
wife to
7-130-70.
George P. Karling and
Michael Tomes, qr of
81370.110.
Kintyre Townsite Company to
Marie E. Naeve, lots 7, s, 1, 10, 11
arid 12, block 21. town, uf Kintyre.
$300.00.
Kinlyre Townsite Company to
Frank A. Ilarta, lots 1 I and 17,block
22, town of Kintyre. $70.Oil.
Patterson Land Company to Rein
hold MuNky, qr of 13-134-7-S.
Sl 10.op.
Ileinrich .1. Edinger and wife to
Henry Ilerbuld, qr of 32-132-78.
$1.00.
Wuit-Claim Deeds.
-'Amanda Bunge to Dorothea Bun
ge, all of 33 and 34-132-77. $10u.00.
Geo. W. Bunge et ill. to Dorothea
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John Schott to Dorothea
all of 33-132-77. $1.00.
Proposed Amendments' &S?«£?
To Constitution.
-to A mend
of the
r.avine
islative As
The following prop-
1
ments to the Corstitu
State of North Dak'
passed the Eleventh I-
sembly, 1
Twelfth Legislative Assembly
appr-'val or rejection:
PropaselConstitutional Amendment.
Section
that thi.s
11-of
the constitution of
the state of North Dakota is amend-
fce attra'-1 ed-=0 a? to read as foliows:
Section 111'. The legislative as
sensb!y shall provide by law for the
electi- of justices of the peace in
eac 1
a-e of theearlv his. rv "f their state: but the number of said jus
state. While here four years ago I tices to be elected in each organized
41 tj rKot I count*, fthal be nmiten by law to
rganized county within the
guch a numfaer a shall be ne
nd
lor
just:-
meditation
while
mental photograph of Brown
on
Jane iurne.i and jaid to tne eldest justice of the peace and confer
boy: that jurisdiction upon judges of
"Johnny, bad men always ^et:
killed and buried under the, rocks..''
unt in controversy, exclu-ive of -j j, District Officers ar
man standing by my side, hoiding a costs, does not exceed two hundred ()j- ,-^t ite Senator
baby in his arm-: a little, tire,'.-' dollars, and they shall have such the 'JOlh Distric
hear
b-'giilathe aesemb'1
„i.i,.. shall have pow er to abolish the ofr.ee
county courts or elsewhere.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
Section 1M of the constitution of
the state of North Dakota is amend
ed to read as follows:
Section t'l. The term uf office
of the judges of the supreme court,
eX
eept as in this article otherwise
more about Appamattox than he did provided, shall be ten years, begin
about Osawatomie. So I turned ''i on the first Tuesday after the
nrst Monday in January of the year
next fallowing their election, and
United States to Petc-r Wikenhei-1 hold his office for a term of ten George Suverly.
yc-ar^ the one receiving the next rocmct No. IlamptoTij fu\vn
"highest number of votes at such ship Pi:', Ranges i,, ,^and ,1'. ote
qr
s.er, hf of qr, qr of
and qr of qr of 2-l:il-7o.
United States to Anton Aberle,
hf of qr and hf of wqr of 21
1:12-74.
election shall hold his office for a
term of eight years, and the one re
ceiving the lowest number of votes
at such election shall hold his office
for a term of six years.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
Article 0, Section b', of the con
stitution of the state of North Da
kota is amended so as to read as fol
lows:
c4
Section 1.78. No land shall be sold
fur less than the appraised value,
and in no case for less than
ten dollars per acre. The pur
chaser shall pay one-fifth of the
price in cash and the remaining
four-fifths as follows: One-fifth in
five years, one-fifth on or before the
expiration of ten years, one-fifth on
or before the expiration of fifteen
years,and one-fifth on or before the
expiration of twenty years, with
interest at the rate of not less than
five per cent per anum, payable an
nually in advance provided, that
when payments are made before due
they shall lie made at an interest- ship 133, Range'
payin? date, and one year's interest hall, at LarvikS
in advance shall be paid on all money DeWitt.
so paid. All sales shall be held at Precinct No. 13.
the county seat of the county in ship 132, Ranges 7
which the land so sold is situated, Bosch sehimi-ho.ust.
and shall be at public auction and Maxwell.
to the highest bidder, after sixty! Precinct No. -14. Exeter:
days' advertisement of the same in .ship 131, Ranges 74 and 77.
ALFRED BLAiSDELL,
Bismarck. N. D., August U'H
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
N-'tice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the th day of November
be suonv.tted to next, in he several voting precinct.
,r 1
in the county of Emmons, state of
North Dakota, an election will be
held f'T the fallowing state, dis
trict and county officers: ,..
The State Officers are:
v-v-Two Congressman.
••aThree Justices of the Supreme
Court.,
•One Oovernor.
ccessarv
proper administration of
The justices of the peace
herein provided for shall have con-,
current jurisdiction with the dis
trict courts and with ail county
courts in ail civil actions when the)
Three Commissioned of Railroads.
Two Members of the House of
Rtj. resentatives to represent the
2tth District.
The County Officers are:
Or.e Sheriti.
One Auditor.
(tr.e Treasurer-.
0'ie Clerk cf District Court.
One Register of Deeds.
One State's Attorney.
One County Judge.
One Surveyor.
One Coroner.
One Superintendent of Schools
F-,ur Ju.-tices of the Peace.
Four Constables.
Tne foilwoing places are designat
ed
LS
they shall hold their offices until
their successors are duly qualified.
This section shall not be construed
as extending the term of office of
the judges serving at the time of
the adoption of this amendment, ex
cept as herein provided. The
terms of office of the judges of the
supreme court elected at the general
election in 1010 shall be as follows:
The one receiving the highest num
Iter of votes at such election shall Oimble school-hou.-e.
voting places, and inspectors
appointed as named:
l'recinct No. 1. Burr Oak: Town
ship IMo, Ranges 7- and 70. Vote at
Macdnnald school-house. Inspector.!
John Eastwood. I
Precinct No. 2. Denhem: Town
ships K!1 and 13.7. l\ange7S. Vote at
Jones school-house. Inspector, John
Baker.
Precinct N-o M. Livona: Town
ship loo, Ranges 7 and 70. Vote
at Livona school-house. .^Inspector,
Wesley Baker.
Precinct No. 1. Gayton: Town
ship BM. Ranges 7 and 70. Vote at
Inspector,
N.
at School-hou
S. G. Busby.
Precinct No. 3. Braddock: Town
ship 130, Ranges 74 and 77. Vote at
llraddock school-house. Inspector,
L. M. Doersehiag.
cept as to interest, as provided here- \\. M. Carpenter. I
in provided, further, that anv I Precinct No. 22. Putnam: Town-'
school or institution lands that may ship 130, Ranges 7s and 71', except
be required for townsite purposes. Sections 1 to 12 t* each township,
school-house sites, church sites.cem- Vote at Putnam school-house. In
etory sites, sites for other educa-
1
tional or charitable institutions,pub- Precinct. No. 23. Glana\,.n: Town
lie parks, fair grounds, public high- ship 120, Ranges 7s and 7 «. Vote at
ways, railroad right-nf-wav, or for
oilier railroad uses and purposes,
reservoirs for the storage of water
for irrigation, drain ditches or irri-
gation ditches, and lands that may
he required for any of the purposes
over which the right of eminent do
main may be exercised under the
constitution and the laws of thestate
of North Dakota, may be sold under
the provisions of this section and
shall be paid for.principal and inter
est, in full in advance at the time of
sale or at any time thereafter and
(latent issued therefor when prin-:|
eipal and interest are paid. j:
Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
The legislative assembly is hereby
authorized and empowered to pro
vide by law for the erection, pur-
lunge, all of 33 and 34-132-77. i" the states of Minnesota or Wiscon
:ltin ini sin, or both, to he maintained and
I operated in such manner as the
lunge, legislative assembly shall proscribe,]
and provide for inspection, weigh-'
M'.-eitnffs
'f «rUCti tiiOfilfJ.
Secretary of State.
Inspector"
Precinct No. 9. Logan: Town
ships 134 and 13,7, Range 7-7. Vote
at Logan school-house. Inspector,
Will, Baxter.
Precinct No. lo. Tell: Townships
134 and 13.7, Range 71. Vote at Tell
school-house No. 3. Inspector, P.
G. Levin.
Precinct No. 11. Umio: Town
ship 133, Ranges 74 and 77. Vote at
Lovell school-house. Inspector, -J.
II. Jennings.
Precinct No. 12. McCuliy: Town
i. Vote in Larvick
Inspector. Charles
a newspaper of general circulation
in the vicinity of the land to be sold,
and one at the seat of government.
Such lands as shall nol have heen
especially subdivided shall be of
fered in tracts of one-quarter sec
tion, and those subdivided in the
smallest subdivision. All landsdesig
nated for sale and not sold within
two y, ars after appraisal shall be I Petrie.
reap -raised before they are sold, Pritcinct No. 17.
No grant or patent for such lands Township 131, Ranges 7'". and 77.
shall issue until payment is made, Vote at Strasburg school-house. In
for the same: prov ided, that the spector, J. J. Baumgartner.
iand contracted to be sold by the l-'recint No. Is. West field: Town
state shall he subject to taxation ships 120 and K'o, Range 70. Vote at
from the date of such contract. In Rowerdink's store, lnspetor. Louis
case the taxes assessed against any 1 Dombush.
of said lands for any year remain Precinct No. 10. Union: Town
unpa'd until the first Monday in shi, 12'.' at.d 13o, Range 77. Vote
October of the following year, then at School-house No. 1. Inspector,
and thereupon the contract of sale Barend l.ooyenga.
for such lands shall, if the board id' Precinct No. 20. Emmonsburg:
university and school lands so deter- Town.-bip 132, Ranges 7s and 70.
mine, become null and void. Any I Vote at Tattle school-house. In
lands under the provisions of Section S spector, O. E. Burge.
158 of the constitution of the state! Precinct No. 21. Winona: Town
of North Dakota that have hereto- ship 131, Ranges 7 and 70. Vote at I
fore been sold maybe paid for, ex- Winona schoo!-hous&:i
and 77. Vote at
Inspector, Wm.
trs*. aLd
'IS
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One Lieutenant Governor
One Secretary of Statu.
One State Auditor.
Or.e State Treasurer.
.One Superintendent of Pubiic In
struction.
One Commissioner of Insurance.
One Attorney General.
One Commissionei) of, Agriculture
and Labor.
CfTor: |ii'
T.»'vr: I.ntN
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represent
Tuwn-
r-7. Vote at
Wa!d. In-
Precinct No. 10. Linton: Town-]
ship
lin
l-"2. Range 1
boo I-ho use,.
Vole at Frank
In-pector, W. E.
17. Sirasburg.
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Inspector,:
spector, Clif. Putnam.
School-house No. 1. In.-pector, Ste
phen Silk.
Precinct No. 21. Buchanan:
Township 13,0, Rmge 77. Vote at.
Buchanan school-house Inspector,
A. E. Dutton.
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Said election will ho opened at 8
o'clock in the morning and continu.
open until
of thai day.
Dated this -'1
D. 101««, at Lint
look in til,- afternoon
(lav of ((ctoher. A.
.•ii. N. D.
J. G. PITTS,
Countv Auditor.
'ii: "TO THE PUBLIC.
will make my residence in 1
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WILLIAM M!KN( \.
United States Commissioner,
UNT' CV Nol: II OAls.r:
Pinal Proofs Filing*— Ktr.
THE
HOME
BAKERY
Next
to Petrie's Store.
Phone T** '2.
Bread. Cakes, Pies, Etc..
Fresh Baked Daily.
GIVE US A CALL.
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Precinct No. 7. Cherry Grove:
Township 130. Bange 70. Vote at
Sucltz school-house. Inspector, E.
F'. Savage.
Precinct No. 8. Hazelton: Town
sihps 134 and 13-7, Range 70. Vote
at Hazelton -chuol-house. Inspect
or, S. F. Wright.
McKITRICK,
LINTON N. D.
W.
CARPENTER
and BUILDER
Fine and Coarse Work Done.
Will Guarantee to Give Satisfaction.
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[jply
at
itOaiik'nce Hi West Liutou.^
,r :i H. Th. 'r"Vn's Shi .j,*.
E. O. MICKEL.
Omio, North Dakota,
Will Drill Wells from Two to Ten
Inches in Diameter,
'ABLE RATES.
Dakem: Town-
AT REASON-.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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TUBULAR WELLS.
NINE YEARS'EXPERIENCE
resitr-ence of Sebastian
spector, Rochus Dosch.
Precinct No. 17. Hague: Town
ships 120 and 130, Ranges 74 and 77.
Vote at Hague school-house. In-, Agent tor Electric Plow and Thrash
specter, Chris. Hirning. ing Engines
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
FRANCIS JASZKOW1AK.
No. 421 Twelfth St., Bismarck, N.
E E A
Watchmaker
ana
Jeweler
Repairuu: a Specialty
Call at tl.e Stone Drug Store.
Linton, North Dakota
SMITH IRVINE
Undertaking and Embalming,
Furniture and Caskets.
Personal am! prompt attention to:-'
telephone orders.
Linton, Nortb Dakota
,ill
be
at
October
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chasing or leasing and operation id'
one or more terminal grain levators
17th, and will
prepared to act as auctioneer
sales. 1 am better prepared than
ovi before to do this class of work
as it -dio:t!d IK-done. Terms reason
all" and satisfadion guaranteed.,,,,,
-Bespe"lftilly,v Vii'l
(seps-f .1. C, Morfonl.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Traoc MARKS
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anrmio Mrxltng a sketch mnd ma*
Tttlck)y nscortam our opinion free »»r h«*
itivotit inn is prohuMjr pntetitAhle. C' r.inins'V'ii
ttons Pt netlyc.)nadet:tfal. HANDBOOK l'a:e:.'.8
•ent fro«. agency for »ecun:iff patets?.*.
I'.iiputa taken tu rough 31ut:n 3l c'-. receive
tpfridl without charge, mtbe
Scientific JUnerican.
A hftndsomelf il!n«itrfttei week!*. largest c'r
(Miluiioit of anr srientitle louruai. '1 i-rn.*. fo a
year: four months,
|L rkudbyail ne*»dcti.er«.
MUNN & New York
Branch office, C2& BU Waahit»iuu. I).
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