Emmons County record. [volume], February 09, 1911, Image 3

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February) 9,1911
IN TOWN AND OUT
Eat at Turner's.—
G. A. Herolz went to the Twin
Cities Saturday last.
P. 0. Peterson was up from the
Winona country yesterday.
Arthur Pitts left Saturday for a
few weeks stay at Minneapolis.
Frank Scott and family were up
from the Dale country Tuesday.
B. R. Sturtevant was a caller iu
Linton from*.the Dale country yes-1
terday.
Born—Thursday, Feb. 2d, to Mr.
and Mrs. Christ. Christenson, a son.
All well.
Jakob Rieker sold his meat-market
to H. Huether, who recently arrived
from Java, S. D.
Miss Alena Tough went to Eureka
yesterday in the interests of her
millinery business.
The Fifth annual ball of the K. of
P. will be held at the Turner opera
house on Feb. 22nd.
The Macabees will give their an
ual masquerade dance at the opera
house on Feb. 14th.
A Masquerade skating party will
be given at the opera-house on the
evening of Feb. 18th.
Mr. Frank Butler and son Jule,
were callers in Linton last Friday
from the Braddock country.
Wm. Waudby and Samuel Solmon
son were up from the Winona coun
try yesterday after seed grain.
The Linton Bazar has been mak
ing extensive improvments to tho
interior of their store the past week.
Dr. R. Hogue has been under the
weather the past week with the grip.
He was not however confined to his
bed.
Andreas Richter was up from the
Winona country Saturday coming
via Strasburg [and the Milwaukee
from there.
H. A. Paskie left yesterday morn
ing for Jamestown where he expects
to secure employment on the N. 1'.
railway line.
If you want your suit pressed
or cleaned call on W. W. Mewing,
or phone 27—3. All work guaran
teed satisfactory.
Alvin Atha, six-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atha, was threat
ened with pneumonia this week, but
is rapidly recovering.
Jakob Rieker, who has had a se
vere case of blood-poisoning in his
right arm, informs us that that
member is much improved
The three-year-old son of Steven
Anderson, living ten miles east of
Linton, was so sick the past week
as to need the services of a physi
cian.
Robert, the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Chesrown, is very ill with
typhoid fever. To-day Dr. Hogue re
ports the little fellow somewhat
better.
For Sale—Two fresh milch cows,
one span of horses, harness, wagon,
buggy, heavy bob sled and all kinds
of haying tools. Wm. Kaven,
Linton, N. D.
Mrs. John Gellner of Brofy is
suffering from blood-poisoning. Dr.
Wolverton has been called there sev
eral times this week and reports his
patient much improved.
Tom O'Bien is unloading to-day a
car of corn, also a car of oats in ele
vator. Tom has a car of White Rus
sian seed oats absolutly, clean and
free of wild-oats. Call and see.
Charles Richardson, who is work
ing in a restaurant at Mandan,
came down Saturday evening to vis
it with his folks at Old Winchester
over Sunday. He returned to Man
dan Monday.
If you have any good seed grain,
you shonld send a sample to the State
Experiment Station, stating how
much you have and the price you
want for it. Your name will be list
ed and sent to those who ask for
good seed.
Uo not waste your time in sow
ing new seed varieties (except on
a small tract as an experiment) un
less your State Experiment Station
recommends them. You cannot af
ford to take chances. Let the Exper
iment Station do the testing of
varieties and learn the results from
them.
Floyd Atha returned Monday
from a two weeks visit at Orton
vilie, Minn.
Clark McKitrick, who has been in
bed with a broken leg since the
automobile accident near Strasburg
several weeks ago, is now able to be
on his feet a while each dav.
Dr. Wolverton was called Tuesday
to the home of Fred Waleher. twelve
miles northeast of Linton, where he
found Mr. Walcher suffering with
a severe case of inflammatory rheu
matism. At present he is somewhat
improved.
Robert Liversa.ee nf the' Lotran
district left last Friday noon "for
Spencer, S. D.. where he I pack
the household goods of his mother
preparatory to bringing the family
to this county. Mr. Liversage has a
claim in Logan district.
We wish to announce to the
"ladies
of Linton and vicinity that our
dress-making parlors, on Maple av e
nue north of the McCrory residence,
are now open and are prepared to
receive orders in our line. All the
latent fashions and patern-=. Cive
us a call,—Benson Sisters.
Malon West, who recently pur
chased the Chatrry well-drilling out
fit will be located at Kintvre, and
where he can be found at any time
"Johnnie on the spot." Mr. West
has had several years experience in
the business in South Dakota ami
we are informed that he i- there
"with the goods" when it comes
to drilling a we'll. Head his ad else
where in this issue. Mr. Wen who
has been farming in the Marie coun
try leased his land to Christian Pai
liet, a neighbor.
Supt H. H. Hanson informs us
that he is making eti'orts toward
having a three-week's summer
school this year in place of the reg
ular one- week institute. My com
bining with other counties this can
easily be done and teachers can
then take up wurk that will give
them standings on certificates
This is done by many counties and
has proved a success and it is hoped
that the same result may be secured
here. All others in the county be
sides teachers are welcome to at
tend.
The evergreens require much less
moisture than the other trees.
Prof. C. M. Waldron, of the North
Dakota agricultural college, states
that the bull pine requires but one
sixth as much. It is also a native
of the state. The white spruce, a
very pretty tree grows way up into
Canada. So both of these trees are
hardy in the state. Why not try
some of them. No tree makes a
place'more homelike than the tree
that is green the year round. Pro
vide a wind break for the ever
greens.
Instead of giving too much atten
tion to the cook, about your own
welfare, have some consideration
for your faithful workhorses. The
best the market affords is none too
good for them and you can get it,
and a variety, THREE HUNDRKD
SIXTY-FIVE days in the year, ty cal
ling on Tom O'Brien. If you can
not call, call up Central and tell her
to give you phone 17. She will be
glad to do so, knowing your wants
will be carefully attended to. and
see you on your way rejoicing.
Supt. Hanson ami Albert Tough
attended a party given by the teach
ers in the vicinity of Strasburg at
Strasburg Saturday evening. Many
of the schools soon close and this
was a farewell party. The evening'
was spent in dancing. Refresh
ments were served and ihey all re
port a good time. Those teachers
present were: Alwilda 1'e.l" \v, Jen-,
nie Van Dyke, 0. W Huifn. in, VS.
H. Shea, C. 1). Hegge, Anna Van
Dyke, E. A. Gagnon, Florence' Her
tig, !. H. Leick. C. VV. Foreman.
Mary Sabraw, Alice I'elky, Mi'dnd
Lane, David Lineberry aiid. llutii
jPfxjjgefl listers
Dressmaking, Dry Cleaning and Pressing
at reasonable prices.
LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA.
We have opend our new parlors opposite and north oi U.«^
McCrory residence, on Maple avenue, Monday, KLnarv '.ii,v
and are prepared to receive any and all orders. SSe stir.e
please give us a call
mes
Jangula
Linton,
hand in
Mr. Ebi r!e i- ret a gree!
the metca-di-e iness by
having -n conr"o!j
stores in this »t.r.e aft
Dakota for many years. .Read hi?
ad in next issue.
Pollock Progress Mr. and Mrs.
John Tuntland left for Shields, N.
IV, Wednesday. They will make
their home at that place in the fu
ture .... Peter RastntHsen the
Scotch-
Norwegian returned from Norway
last Tuesday evening, to which place
he went last fall with his brother.
John SV olfer will leave to-morrow
fr Ludden this state, where he will
engage in the general merchandise
bus-.ness for himself. Mr. SYolfer
has been connected with his father
in the same line of business Linton
for the past five years and has cer
tainly de.ie his share in making the
busine-s a success. VS'e wish the
youn^ man a prosperous business in
his new lield.
On Tuesday evening of this week,
at tile home of the Rev. and Mrs. A.
A. lioschee of this city, occurred the
marriage of Mr. Christian Reiser of
Wa.-hburn, this state, to Miss Luisa
Kayser of Linton, the Rev. lioschee
performing the ceremony. After
the ceremony, at S o'clock, the
young couple and a few of the invit
ed guests and relatives of the con
tracting party sat down to a sump
tuous wedding dinner which was
prepared bv Mrs. lioschee. The
groom is a young fanner from near
Washburn, lie has been in this
country for about three years, hav
ing come from Russia. The bride
is a sister of Mrs. lioschee and has
been making her home with the lat
ter Lit.ton for some time past.
Mr. and Mrs. Reiser will make
their future home on tile farm of
the groom. We wish them Cod's
rich blessings and a happy and sue
c?ssful journey through life.
Bismarck Tribune One of the
junketing committees which was
busy during the recess was compos
ed of Representative Streeter and
Senators Carter and Trimble, and
tin visited tile hriquelting plant at
lleoroii. Mr. Streeter is very en
thusiastic over the future of the
lignite industry in the state and
stau that he is assured afltr being
at Hebron ami witnessing the work
that is being done there thai the fo
rm. rcial success of lignite when
ioimed into briquettes is assured.
He also slates that it is possible to
gel the inside of the ".alter only
after a visit to Hebron and personal
investigation of the plant and the
methods of work employed by the
gentlemen in charge of the plant.
He thinks there is no limit to the
development of the state along man
ufacturing lines with the unlimited
lignite beds from which may lie
drawn the power to drive the ma
chinery of the factories that will in
no distant future be dotting what is
now the prairie state of North Da
kota.
Bismarck, N. D., .Jan. J'.i, 1111.
I wish to announce that I have re
turned, from a post-graduate course
of study in Vienna, to Mismarek to
resume the practice of my profes
sion shall be located here per
manently and confine my practice,
as in the past, to diseases nf the
eye, ear, nose and throat, and.errors
of refraction.
-Dr. T. M. MacLaehlan,
1
Sherwood.
A deal was con-uimau'd this week
I whereby Jos. Kber.e hue.""'- .1
proprietor of the Jakob
general merchandise store
Bismarck, N. D.
'Serial No. (iGll-'ii (febH'i-mrchlti)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
I ,S. Land Otlice at Bismarck,N. D..
-January 2'!, 1911.
Notice is 'hereby given that
Hannah Anderson,
(formerly Hannah Hanson),
of J.in .on, North Dakota, who, on
October -1. P.ml. marie Homestead
Entry No. 2'.il71, Serial No. Ofil-lH,
for the southwest quarter of Section
I
Township 1 north, Range To
west of the Fifth Principal Meri
I dian, has filed notice of intention to
make final live-year proof to estab
lish claim to the land above des
cr bod, before Charles B. Carle.v,
ju Ige and ex-otllcio clerk of the
county court, at Linton, North Dak
oi i, on 1 he liit.il day of March, l'Jll.
Claimant names as witnesses:
CI arles Lips, of Linton. N. IV
I I'tani Sikel. of Linton, N. D. 3
!1 .s Hanson, of Omio, N. i'.
•J.. ,C, 'riddlebaugh, of Omio, N. D.
I M. II. Jewell, Register.
(Serial N. o.IO'.i i. Feb'.) Mrch. bij
NoTK.'K Fni PCllLltJATION.
Department .f the Jtiterior,
I,'. .S. Land Otiice at Hi.-marck, N. 1).,
'-rnary 1. 1'.'! 1.
'i.i iee i.- In re ...
1
...-. .i^. Nor.h Dakota, who,
ion May l'.i, i1, made Homestead
Entrv Nf 7 S a N W
tor the southwest ipiarter 'if north
et cj iarter and n-rthw"st quarter
of southwest quarter, Section 22,
i'ownsip i:il north,Range 7.1 west of
•he Filth Principal Meridian,as fiied
notice ef intention to make final
:ive yi ir proof, to establish claim t.o
.ar.d above described, before Charles
.'. Carley, judge and ex-oiiicio clerk
of the county court, at Linton
N'-r:.h Dakota, on the l-th day nf
Marco, i'.tli.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Andreas Mitzei, of Strasburg, N. D.
Johannes Senger, of Srasourg, N. D.
Christian Senger, Strasburg, N. IJ.
Betc Keller, of Strasburg, N. IV
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EMMONS COlTNTY RECORD
CHANGED OWNERS.
List of Emmons County Keal Estate
Transferred Since Our Last
Published Keport.
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Receiver's Certificates.
tiited States to Ceorgo Hammer
schmidt, hf of jr. qr of
o.r of 2S and qr ef qr of 2t
129-7S.
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United States to Martin llamtner
schmidt, hf of and qr
of vv qr of 27 and qr of qr
of -J-12i-7S.
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Patents, ||1
United States to Kaliel Williams,
hf of qr of LM-1
United States to F./.ra I'. Zunkel,
hf of qr and 'if of qr of
il-i:'o-7".
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United States to Knima B. Sey
mour, hf of vv qr of and hf
of vv qr of :2 lL'9-7.
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Warranty Deeds.
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Joseph M. Hackney and wife to
Paterson Land Company, qr of
M-l ii'i-71 vv hf of -l-b!:i-7.1 lots :i
anil 1 anil hf of vv qr of 7-llW-7 1
hf of qr, vv qr of qr and
qr of 7-l.'U-7i' hf of 29 qr
and qr of :l.1-l i:'-7n. lots 1 and 2
ami hf of qr of l-i:!ii-7i hf
of qr of27-lo! 77. qr and
hf of '-W-77 vv qr and qr
of !l-i:i i-7S qr and qr of
'27-lo-1-78 hf and qr of 21-i:!6
7^ bit I of 29-l.'i'!-7 lot 1 and 2
and qr of qr of 2.1-RW-79.
*19,1129.12.
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Charles K. llar.ey to W. H.
Haney. qr of qr of S.1H.1-7S.
.100, (III.
Highland School District No. 21
to John R. Snyder, qr of qr
of :il-1 .".1-7.1. '.1.oo.
Lillian S. Clarke to R. I-'. Clarke,
qr of 11-13.1 71. *:i.1()o.no.
Simon K. Kurtz and wife to J. C.,
Karl P. and Paul Kurt/., hf of
2 and qr of 29-K!.1-7H. $2-1 J*"'.
Vina Chambers and husband to K.
P. Zunkel, lot 2. block, town of
Larvik i?:'..1.1 in.
Let us hand you our
28th Annual, and thus
assist you to HAND
YOURSELF the best
Vegetables,
|Grain, Corn,
Fruits, Flowers, Etc.
You, need it.
OSCAR H.WILL & CO.
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J. M. Husselstein to Maude litis
sel tein, vv qr of 1! -1i-7S. $1.00.
Leslie S. Hackney and wife to
(leorge /.oiler, qr of '21-PW-77.
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Domat Milham to Kaliel Williams,
hf of qr of P' and hf of
qr of 2 l-i:!0-7S. £1 oo,
William L. Hackney and wife to
W. K. Porter, qr of 1.'J-l«2-78.,
§.•50011.(10.
Bismarck, N. D.
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(Serial No. 1771.1.) Feb. March'-'.
NOTICK I'OK PIJHLICATION.
Department of tlit? Interior,
U.S. Land Otlice at Hismarck, N.D.,
•hiniiarv II, lill 1.
Notice is hereby niven that.
Uosea I'a^e,
Of Ha^ue, North Dakota, who, on
January'Jti, liin.i, made llumestead
Kntrv No. .'iLN'-L!. Serial No. o771.1,
for the east half of southwest. |uar
and lots .'i and 1, of Section IS,
Township 1U0 north, Kan^e 71 west
of the I'ifth Principal Meridian,
has tiled notice of intention to make
final tive-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Charles H. 'Parley, jud^e and
ex-officio clerk of the county court,
at Linton, North Dakota, on the Kth
day of March l'.il 1.
Claimant names an witnesses:
John Hern, of Ha^iie, N. D.
Henry Rubles, of llanuo, N. D.
Arthur More, of Habile, N. D.
Moses Cornelison, of Hanue, N. D.
(Serial No.'i7:j)2.) b'eb^ Mrch'.l)
NOTICK FOI! IMPLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U.S. Land Office at Hismarck, N. D.,
1
tity*"in»: ). w**t of the 1'if'h
I'r ifif pa' Mi*ri«i !a
'1'hft" Aiii hi.' 'iui-ori •»u''h tnortifaiff at thf
i! at" if .i .«• h»r fn of *.*/, 1"..:C fXf hlhl Vf 'if
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M. H. Jewell, Register.
h«* fo^t of hU for'-'M is-j r«
KoULUT K. I'KTKIK
N N a O N
Attorm-y-* for Mortirajref
I I.UiVxt^'orvb
January 'St, I'.il I.
Notice is hereby Kiven that
(Jasper Kverwein,
Of Liriton,North Dakota,who, on Oc
tober 17, UKM, made Homestead
Kntry No. ol!U2,Serial No.'i7."li, for
lots 1 and '1 and south half of south
east quarter of Section '1, Town
ship I'K north, Itaniie 71 west of
I'ifth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final
five-year proof, lo establish claim to
the land above described, before
Charles I'. Carley, jud^e and ex
ollicio clerk of the county court, at
inton, North Dakota, on the l.'ith
day of March, i'.il I.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Jennings, of Linton, N. D.
Tim McCuire, of Omio, N. D.
Charles Lipps, of I.intori, N. D.
Wm. McCormick, of Linton, N. D.
M. II. Jewell, pe^ist.er.
(Serial No. o]^21i) Feb. ii Mrch 2)
NOTICK FOH PI .'PLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U.S. Land Olbee at I'ismarek, N. D.,
.January }2, 1'tll.
Notice is hereby tmon that
Henry Niemele,
Of Hraddock, North iJakota, who,
ori April 17, 1'jo!), made homestead
Kntry, No. olr^l'j, for the northeast
quarter of northwest quarter,Sect ion
:M, Township bil north, Kan«e 71
I west of the I'ifth Principal Merid
ian. has fiied notice of intention to
make final commutation proof to
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establish claim to the land above
described, before P. C. Rooks, clerk
of the district court, at Linton, N.
D., on the ith day of March, l'Jll.
Claimant names as witnesses:
I R. P. Towne, of Hraddock, N. D.
Anton Pekkola, of Hraddock, N. D.
Henry Miller, of Hraddock, N.
John Holsti, of Hraddock. N. D.
—M. H. Jewell. Keifistei
Linton
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Section Notice to proper ollie
er. Where no physician is employed
it shall be theduiy of the parents to
Kive notice to the proper oflicer with
in whose jurisdiction they reside of
the births and deaths of th-Mr child
ren. or of the presence of any infec
tious or contagious disease occurin(?
within there household, within
twenty fonr hours, or three days if
outside of eorporated limits of cities
towns or village* as to births and
deaths only, of such occurance, ami
the oiliest person next of kin, the
keeper or other proper ollicer of
every workhouse, poorhouse, reform
school, jail prison, hospital, asylum,
or other public or charitable institu
tion, shall give notice of any birth,
death, infection, or contagious dis
ease occuririK anion# the persons un
der his charge. Whoever nexlects or
refuses to give such notice within
the period of twenty four hours, or
three days if outside of incorporated
limits of cities, towns and villages as
to births and deaths onlv after the
occurance of such birth, death, or
infectious or contagious disease,
shall upon conviction forfeit a sum
not to exceed twen'.v dollars, to be
collected as other fines are collected
by law.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Asa Hritts, of Linton, N. D.
Karl Atha, of Linton,N. D.
Charles DeWitt, of Linton, N. D.
Jens P. Nord, of Union, N. D.
PART TWO
nth
I, John. K, Snyder, Auditor of
Kmmons County North Dakota, do
hereby certify that |?oiiiK is
a true and correct "copy "of section
2H!) of the Revised Codes 11(0.1 of
North Dakota, and that the same is
published in compliance with sec
tion of said code.
Dated at Linton, N, D., January
1H th., 1911.
JOHN It. SNYDKK.
County Auditor.
(Serial No. )77i.1.) Feb.ii Mrchii.)
NOTICK FOR I'UHLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U.S. Land Office at Hismarck, N.D.,
January 1, 1!M 1.
Notice is hereby jjiven that
Christian J. (Jhristenscn,
Of Linton, North Dakota, who, on
February H, PKMi, made Homestead
Kntry No. '.iZ'MX. Serial No. 077iO,
for the Northeast quarter, of Sec
tion 20, Township 1 north. Range
7i west of the Fiftn Principal Mer
idian. has filed notice of intention to
make final five-year proof to estab
lish cJairn to the land above des
cribed, before P. i. Rooks, clerk of
tiie district court, at Linton, North
Dakota, on the Jith day of March,
lill,
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M. H. Jewell. Register.
J. W. McKITRICK,
LINTON N. D.
CARPENTER
and BUILDER
Fine and Coarse W ork Done.
Will Ouarantee toiiive Satisfaction.
Apply at lirsidfno in Wfst I.inton.
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NOTICK FOR PUHI.ICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U.S. Ijind Office at Hismarck, N.D
January 17, pill
Notice is'hereby given that
tiiner Sandwick,
Of Linton, North Dakot-i, who, cm
January 17, 11K), made omeslv.'ni
Kntry No. :i27.r.4, Serial No. o7t il,
for tho east hulf of the southwest
quarter and lots and
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of Section
1H. Township I'll!, north Range 7.1
w«st of the Fifth Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final five-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Charles H. Carley, judge and
ex-otfieio clerk of the county court,
at Linton, North Dakota, on the
day of March, l'.ll I
Claimant names us witnesses:
Jacob Heck, of Linton, N. I*.
Ol« Sathren, of Linton, N. D.
Anthony Magrum, of Linton, N D.
Peter Christenson, of Linton, N.
-M. H. Jewell, Register
(Serial No. 0722K.) Jan I'J Feb.17.)
NOTICK FOR PUHLICATION
Department of the Interior,
U.S. Land Office at Hismarck, N.
December 'JO. 1 »111
Notice is hereby given that
Kdward C. Weller,
Of Hartford, North Dakota, who
on September 27th, I'.IO.I, made
homestead Kntry, No. .')1707, Serial
No. 0722H, for northwest quarter of
southeast quarter, southwest quar
ter of northeast quarter and south
half of norhwest quarter of Sect ion
H, Township I.'IU north. Range
west of the Fifth Principal Meri
dian, has filed notice of inten
tion to make final five-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Charles H. Carlev,
jud^o and ex-officio clerk of ihe
county court.at Linton,North Dako.
ta, on the Kith day of February
11)11.
Claimant names as witne-,se.-:
T. K. Lawler, of Hartford. N.
Paul Mausehund, of Hartford, N Ii.
()lark Buck, of Linton, N. D.
C. II. Ruck, of Linton, N. D.
M. II. Jewell, Regi-ier
(Serial No. (JC37.r.| Feb. 2 r.'IV _')
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION
Department of the Interior.
U.S.Land Office at Hhmarck. N. D...
December :il, l'.'l'.i.
Notice is hereby given that
Klisabetha Horner,
(Formerly Klisabetha Kelschi,
Of Liriton, N'. D., who, on Febiuat
H, PKl.l, made Homestead Knlry No.
21)07.'', for f]ast half of soiithwe-t,
quarter and south lialf of southeast"
quarter of Section 2o, Township I I
north, Range 71 west of the Fifth
Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final five-vear
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before P. 0. Rook-,
clerk of the district court, at Lin
ton, N. D., on the Sixth day of
March, 1!)11.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jacob Kuntz, of Marie. N'. D.
Leopold Feiszt, of Marie, N. D.
Sebastian Schlosser. of Marie, N. D.
Wendelin Rurkhart, of Marie, N. D,
M. H. Jewell, Register.
Emmons County Abstract Compaq
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