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A Square Deal
For Every Man.
To be independent, with the right to look
every man in the face, just have a hank account
with the FIRST BANK OF LINTON. The world
will give every man a living but the world
doesn't run a delivery wagon. Start an account
to-day. We will be mutually benefited by rela
tions thus formed.
First Bank of Linton
Linton, North Dakota.
ECT0K5:
\V. E. IVtrie
E. A. Craln
G. A. Herolz
W. O. Irwin
H. A. Armstrong
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LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA.
A New and Well-Selected Stock of Groceries, Dry Goods,
Clothing, and in Fact Everything Found in a General Store. 4
Our Motto is "Fresh Goods and Right Prices.'
GALLOWAY and ABERDEEN
ANGUS BULLS.
Yearlings and Two-Year-Olds. All Subject to
Registration. Terms to Suit.
At O. O. JOHNSON RANCH, 3* Miles East
of Linton.
General Merchandise Store,
$3 The place where you get your money's worth, and the
tfjjj place that has a fresh and well-selected stock of
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Overcoats,
Suits,
Hats and Caps,
Mittens and Gloves,
Boots and Shoes,
'iViyiyiyiyirr
W. E. PETRIE, 1
Dealer in General Merchandise,
J. W, AMES
WOLFER'S
Underwear,
Sweaters,
Blankets,
Quilts.
Robes.
Hardware,
Groceries. Etc
Call and look over our Stock before purchasing.
CHRIST. WOLFER, LINTON, N, D.
WHILE WETELL YOUTIIAT WE IIA VK A UOOI) STOCK Jl'
E
AND OTIIELl
BUILDING MATERIAL
And we want to figure on your bills, whether they are bijr or lilt le
Get your Coal Bin filled NOW.
We have
Hard Coal, Soft Coal and Lignite Coal.
GOODRIDGE-CALL LUMBER COMPANY,
DACOT0H LUMBER COMPANY, (Igents.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of County Cone
missionerscf the County
of Emmons. State of
North Dakota.
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.Monday.
I.IM"\ 1 Aim! l'.in.
Hoard met in regular session.
Present: .Jakob Fischer, I\. H. I'rant.
Andrew Hansen and F. J. MclVn
ville. I'ominissioners.
On motion the Hoard adjourned
until it a. in. April 1, l'.Hl.
Tuesday.
A PHI 1. 1 R.MI.
Iloard met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Jakob Fischer
(chairman pro tem. I, Andrew Han
sen, F. J. McConville and K. 11.
I'rant, Commissioners.
Petition for the organization of
Townsphip i:V, Range 71, into a
special school district was received
and upon the recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools the
same was, on motion, granted the
district to be known as Kintyre,
No. -J.j.
On motion the salary of the Depu
ty Register of Deeds was lixed at
$55.00 per month.
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
Wilt!am Murquett, auto livery for *.»r
uiut r. o"
ItisMimvU Tribune, blank bonks, t'le -V.'? II
North Star Lumber Co., Sirasbnru
lumber j'.« L*»
i'. ilN, balance on brkiiie eont ract
.latuuf* A. I.awry. cleanim: polliit.r
p!av ...
Henry llalliei, wcrk mad
Si.!', lly.'it,,!
icUet t«» W in-
frt 'l, S. J).. Mrs. Mtiilli, poor I" I?
Carl V"tlatnler. suuplit
William I'aire I, «iiay.ii.M .i.'..,
*li)ltn A*hcraft, wofk on ruail
W. C. Wul vert'HI, si.Tvi'fh Insanity v-.w
m1
Hmmihstiui
J. I'. S!iybr, stippliis ,r, \'l
1'. T. liurnap «'o "tiler Mipplirs. It i"-'
Hol'c l.i'-u. salary a- ::«-ik in Ui urisirr
»f 1 tilJu-i', tjuifti-r i-mlinj»'
Mai'i-b i, mil ... 1.M
Mrs. 1
iUUIIC, wit
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Schm-iiicr, witm xV ... ,.
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MurfonJ, work 011 ruavl .....
M. \V. WHrli.Mipplii--. fur• Suprrintt'rpl-.
•tit of School* i..,. b» t'tj
'l:ar!«-s ill, \vurU on n»al ...........
C. .). I'ut nam, r»'i urnim: baIl»M-IIOM'S. .*•
Kocbus lt»S''b, ri'lurmic: bali«)i-iu\» .{ »n
(». K. Uur'jf, riturniui: bal! it-bi i\os,.
.htini':1 Iv I'rotb ri«,ix, work on roatli..,. "j|
.lubtt K. K'-!:cbh'r. rk m: ro.ni .. I
\V. W«-i!i, roatl Mipn vi«.»r
Wcmh lin S'bta itit-r. nnul hiiprrvisu/'.
!'n'l l!i*i'iibartli, vvt»rk" »n road .Vi
Wiihrini NaU'-l, v\'»r mi ro nt I.'
1{. ii. lluuuf, M-rvitv* on Uoard of
$
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EI -a! ~"f
St. A it-xiu^ Ilospit a!, IJismarck, caro
uf Mh. licol^i' ivis
(irand I'ork-, llcral.i, It-trul blanks,:.: :i I:J
T. r. Maiidt-ti, )i rt ^ti'mLrr:»f*i:, To i«'
Mr.v I'ett J»)bns' ti, witness 7 "»i
TIm* I'ar^o I'urum. piihlUldiiir •*.
1). K. St j'rrt r, |..riiit iitL' and ptibli.^|jin'«r 111 "1
KiiitiPHh t.0 nt It"pu Ihica n, printing
and p'.iblSldh-' ... ••.. i7 1
The liraddock w, pi int ini? anil
publHhtn^ ",1 •,:
l'hn'ni\ I.umbt '.
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Lititnn. .nnbrr,
i". lu-r h«'au, n-pairirj: i.'ourt houso
«i. Hunby. auto liv«*ry '"J- 'ommi.i- .-.
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.\. l)i*i, omp'tny, Mippii«' for mi
p* tint»•!:•!' lit uf Si*bonis 'fi
Wrridelin N'i'l lor. work on road
\\,u iH-a pol
S 1"r ib i!jpu 111 i^luu
1
'J'r.ista. '.voi'ii on road
IS t«*r A. ^o^t ad. work on oad .'U.
I,. M. I)ui-rv,cblau', iMMivrir* for
poor viv.'viT"1)
ii.-nr-'i' Slj' }.ari. I' t'iridim tiaSlot- i.:
l)(u- ... 3
W.ii. ('rni'krr. siipjjlif.s for
sip«arin
t.-mb'i.t of xdiuoK .1 .'I'
Kmmons tiunt Ttdi phon'- r.'o., cai Is 7'.
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Having subscribed to the oath of
the ullice of County Auditor, John
K. Snyder submitted a surety bond
in the amount of .$5,(1(10.uu which
bond was approved by the-State's
Attorney as to form and by the
Hoard as to suiliciency.
On motion the Hoard adjourned
until
'1
o'clock p.
in.
A N N N "KWIDX.
The Hoard met pursuant to ad
journment. Present: .Jakob Fischer
(chairman pro tem.), Andrew Han
sen, F. J. McConville and E. H.
Hrant, Commissiuners.
Mrs. Wudtke apijeared before the
Hoard and asked aid from the coun
ty in the support of her family.
EMMONS COUNTY RECORD.
LINTON. NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, A1MIII. JO. UMI.
After sending for Mr. Wudtke
•iiid questioning him, the Hoard
visited their home to ascertain con
ditions.
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
H, Nar.urorc typrwrtt.'r •*. pp.Jo^
!I.':III, I'.s lu r\ Strauss, S»TV rvn
i.'n ».K liti Wtnklor.iXH-r amutan
a!.. "Wrd i.v
rh.it i« «. arioy. stTvU'cs lusati
iiv v' tMi ision, and 4 in*
^i'ot: I'arin ron. auto livt-ry nuetinc
i' mmt'r to
!'lm
On motion of Commissioner Han
sen, seconded by ("ommissioin
Pram, Jakob Fischer was elected
chairman pro tem.
Petition for the organization of
Township loii, Range T'. into a
specal school district was received
ainl upon the recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools was,
on motion, granted. Said school
district shall be known as Liana.
No. 2:?.
l'etition for the organization of
Township loo, Range 77, into a
special SCIKIOI district was received:
and upon the recommendation of
the Superintendent of Schools was,
on motion, granted the district to
he known as Sand Creek, No. iM.
Si riydt.T. 'pttonf, pot ,.x_
pro-»s. oti* 3«.i pj
U- Uat.son. postairo. rxprt-^. nd.o
•i--. ct.v ST
II N tiamoio. Troasuror juaiter
nd:nz Mar«*h 31 4"Ki
m'OM 1 imcron.Stat«»\ Attorney »juar
t'-r eiidtnj March tl M.»
I'. ."'hH. «'U-ik (if Cidir' sa'ary
iu iMcr udliiL' Mandi HI 'las \n
o)in K. Snyder Audttor, salary ijuar
i' endli..' Mar»*h ill.... 4'*' t*'
Report of A. L. Gcil, Justice of
the Peace, for quarter ending De
comber :'d. 1910. received and the
following fees allowed:
V.I. I' si:it vs. ttii.n. .5 4
I". Wright. Deputy Sheriff Mate vs.
«•'»'a'!ai:han ... 7
Commissioners McConville and
Fischer were appointed by the chair
to chock the receipts of the oflice of
Kegister of Deeds for the quarter
ending March HI, which were found
to be Sl.Oli'.l.'.IO.
Keport. of C. F. Wagher, Justice
of the Peace, for the quarter ending
March :!l was received and filed, and
the following fees were allowed:
K. Wu.'lier. .1 itit let- f. c» In Stato vs.
Miller, Slate vs. .b'seph Volk.und
State vs. Joseph V(»„i .'r $ 17
I'eter hler. SheritT. fee, in Stutevs.
Andrew Miller, .-t.it. vs. Joseph
ilI., and St ate v-. vph \'olk, Jr. 4
ari v'oriander, interpret«-r. rttat* vs.
Miller 4 10
K. I.'. Ilo^'ue, expert, -t.iite vs. Miller 10 l'J
rretlerlck Schafer, witness. State vs.
Miib-r 4 I
M. I I ,, I nd lie. ,—
1,110
Mill-'' Vs. Jt-/
Kmii 1
{*•«.*hi le,
M-ph VoiU, Jr.
Armn 'liner, vvitin-i-. state vs
seph Volk, Jr..
hat !e? ('oveil 11 y. at! or fe y, at
.11iM'jili \'oik, r. I."i
Jr.
Winona, N. I'
The Iron door I•
!la/elt'»n, N.
The fi'-nt 'Jo if of b* l'.isti,t!5i
Ha«ue, N. l.
Di" front dooi -,f I" -stoll.c
StrasburK, N I.
On motion the Hoard adjou rned
until '1 o'clock p. in.
A -K"!'iN
The Hoard met pursuant to ad
junin: r.C All numbers present.
It. M. Volk tendered his resigna
tion as chairman of the Hoard,
which, on motion, was accepted.
On motion of Commissioner Han
sen, sceonded by Coinissoner McCon
viille, Jakob Fischer was elected
chairman of the Hoard.
Hesignation of Kdward Campbell,
Assessor of the .Second district, was
received and, on motion, accepted.
On motion of Commissioner Han
sen, seconded by Commissioner
I'rant, H. W. Hat/.er was appointed
Assessor of the Second district.
The petition for the organization
of Township 13j, Range 71, into a
civil township was, on motion,
I granted. Monday, April 21. was
set as the day of the t'yst election,
and the otVuv of Frank 'Harta, Kin
tyre. was designated as the polling
place.
Commissioner K. 11. Hrant pre- I
sented the following restitution and
moved its adoption:
kksi u.i' (iiN rui
1
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0:
N aramorc, MOT
I tcr 1, salary as jatb f.-r qoar
Ur ndinc M.irolt UUt 75\i
!Yur Shier ft-rv, Slutt' v.«». Wahrtfl
K10Iit«• ..... v» ,41
i'mm.1 Itvim
1
i*Uvrk tu lU^.ti-t of
l..-vds otli.-f
at'-yu P.i'.il. deputy rt^nsutfr. quar
ter r.diii^ Mar.-h :U Sp» i»o
l» Irvine. Ket'.sterof l»e»«ls. quar
::»hiNlnr-'h :»t ,i,i ,.{
ll:iiiviii. Suierttu-mienl «f
1.1 quarter otidlntf Mar-'li 1 .O
in.)
On motion the Hoard adjourned un
til 7::'.o p. m.
KVKMNt SESSION
S. K. Kurtz and Ole A. Sjerslee
appeared before the Hoard and gave
information relating to taxes as
ses-'ed against them (in partnership)
for years lS'.U, 1S'J2, 1S:C! and lS'.M.
Mr. Kurt/, advised that the taxes
were just and should not be can
celled.
Upon being told that no part of
those taxes would be cancelled (Mr.
Kurt/, having previously paid his
share), Mr. Sjerslee paid his half
and receipt was issued therefor.
On motion the Hoard adjourned
until '.( a.
1 1 1
April f».
We4lnesuay.
A
'IOI. l'.lll.
The Hoard met pursuant to ad
journment. Present: Jakob Fischer
(chairman pro tem. I, Andrew Han
sen, F. J. McConville and Ii. H.
Hrant, ('ominissioners.
Commissioners Hrant and Hansen
were appointed by the chair to re
view the road betweii Sections 2 and
ll.loJ-77.
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lsr.\NI'K E N K'ii' 1 I lil.K I'.'L I'LIV
I ONI OR NIKI'I srvui IOIM,I\
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W HF.UKAS, On the sixth day of
March, 1011. a petition ^signed by
more than one hundred freeholders
resident in the County of Kmmons
was tiled in the otlice of the County
Auditor, asking this Hoard to pur
hase seed grain for the needy
farmers resident therein, and to is
ue bonds of the County for that
purpose, as provided by Chapter -10
the Laws of North Dakota for
l'.KRl and
I WI1FKFAS. At a meeting of the
Hoard of County Commissioners,
duly called and held for the purpose
of considering said petition, it was
dub found and determined by tlit
Hoard that the said petition wasjn
proper form and genuinely signed
by more than one hundred freehold
ers resident, in the said county and
it was further found and determined
that all the conditions specified in
aid Chat
per '-'10 of the I.aws of pjd'.t,
upon which the relief prayed for
should be granted, existed with re
spect to the County of Kmmons and
that by reason of drought there had
been a total or partial failure of
crops in said County for the preced
ing year, and that by reason thereof
many farmers in said county would
be unable to procure seed grain for
the coming year unless said petition
was granted and said Hoard, by
majority vote, accordingly deter
mined that the prayer of said petition
should be granted, and the County
Auditor was instructed'to advertise
for bids for the sale of bonds for
said purpose and
WHKKKAS. Said bonds have been
duly advertised for sale by publica
tion in the manner provided by law,
and have been duly sold at a price in
excess of the par value thereof.
Now, therefore, be it
RKSOLV'KI), Hy the Hoard of (Nulli
ty Commissioners of the County of
Kmmons, Slate of North Dakota,
That, for the purpose of purchasing
seed grain for the needy fanners resi
dent in said County, there are hereby
authorized and directed to lie issued
the negotiable coupon bonds of the
Countv of Kmmons, North Dakota,
in the aggregate of seventeen thou
sand five hunderd ($l7,5ui)i dollars
Said bonds shall be of the denomina
tion of $500 each shall be numbered
one (ll to thirty-live C'5) inclusive
shall be dated April I, 11)11, and
shall mature and become payahl
April 1, I'.Uo. Said bonds shall bear
interest at the rate of seven (7) per
centum per annum, payable semi
annually on the first, day of April
and the first day of October, and
shall have coupons attached repre
senting sai'l interest payments.
Hol.li principal .d interest of bonds
shall be made payable in lawful
money of the United States of
America,at the First. National Hank,
Minneapolis, Minnesota. He it fur
ther
2 HO
'i 10
Minutes of previous meetings
were read and on motion approved.
Pursuant to law, the following
were designated as places at which
mortgaged property tnay be aold:
The 1 ,nt d- .or of he 'I Jit House ....
.. .Linton, N il
The front do of tie- I' dlJee
... HraddocU, «N. I
The front door of tie- stolth'e
RKSOI.VKD, That said bonds and
coupons shall be in substantially the
following forms, respectively, to
wit:
I NIl'Kli -'I A I I ul AM I- l£ I" \. ?cii
:,,,j- rATI-. 0 No I.'Til I' A I -.1 l\.
oii'M ui' KMMH.NJ
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KNOW ALL MKN HY THKSK
PRKSKNTS, That, the County of
Kmmons, in t.he State of North Da
kota, acknowledges itself to owe,and
for value received hereby promises
to pay, to bearer, on the iirst day of
April, A. D. lOPi, the principal sum
of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
together with interest on said sum
from the date hereof until paid, at
the rate of se\en (7) per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually on
the first day of April arid the first
day of October, upon presentation
anil surrender of the interest cou
pons hereto attached as they several
ly become due both principal and
interest payable in lawful money of
the United States of America, at the
First National'Hank, Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
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I .1 I'tet
Jtdm M. for
I I' e.-|ii:|h
11.11 C-'
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And for tht prompt payment of
the principal and interest of this
bond, as they respectively fall due,
the full faith, credit and resources
of said County are herbey irrevoc
aby pledget I.
THIS HON!) is one of a series of
•il (in I.its?
Htfifdates! Isn't it about time
^•u.Wre putting in your order
Section cards, stickers, an-
*1.50 I'KIt YEAR, IN
tv no bitter MViirity Mian that
For Your Savin®.
l'lKK«r.i|
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1 hntt ss a simple thii.y l»u! it mean** a tfre.i*
*te.,l. It is '|,c lo-jtolalion ot. linancial^UKvt ^.
and out# j.Mnt at.
arc making K\al-1tote i.oaiM at low
rates. Call ami sec for particulars
hAtow
MILLIMERY
DISPLAY
We 11:1 I lie |ifett iesl line uf S|l|-il|t^
III 11 in*r\ mi 111-1 1:i lliat lias ever Leon
slum III l.llittin, lie sure to eotne ill
and lake :i |iee|iai iliem, any "ay, even
il Villi till (|it eare tn liliy.
TOUGH SISTERS.
Lii)toi),
Ncr/m«£ V&M>
A A 1
Our
Me.Uis -I tf rt you as "iirpi sit
books are r\ ittiutol S»y National Hank xam
n.ers, utvSer (he v,t|»t'r\isii»n ot tlit* oniptroiif-r^'
"I the v. «rroru y. at least tu ice a vr.tr,,-. 1 here
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jom /mcmifjn ih (hank/
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any oltiUv
dw(
I thos* wlio »Id ij't k11'»w v.'li»'i'e l» io their tiaiikih^ h'jsijiess
offer o»jr services. We rr(cr thu.se whu havc, iiot tionc .b'ihiiitii.s with
us tn ttiose who l.-»v.
Make Ulik liHiik YOLk Hank.
GERMAN-AMERICAN STATE BANK.
LINTON. NOIt'l'll DAKOTA.
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2 GOTTLIEB SCHATZ,
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I.I i: IN
General Merchandise.
We carry a complete line of,.(Jlothi^ho.eii,,,,Ury
floods, (irocerie-, l']lc., I!!•.
Our prices are as low as the lowest, and the quality
of our merchandise ihc best.
If in need of anything in our line, call in. We will
treat you ri^lit.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX•
GOTTLIEB SCHATZ,
Larvik, North Dakota.
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