Emmons County record. [volume], December 28, 1911, Image 3

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"the schools.
interest «o P.tron. a
Pul)i ,"neither
absent nor tardy
,nth of Pecember:
frrth
!,'• Florence Culbert-
Jc'h
Hi?11-'
May Ka
UerJtTson,
.\lildrfi K:-c-n
Malin Mohn,
ward Rooks, Glen
Paul, &
Kaven,
Eighth .r:uK-. Walter
•^.htnd^venih Grades: Mary
tdam Jamruls. PMIMP«
W
na Slewing, Oscar Mohn.
K^Mohn.li^ert Wittmayer,
?h'S FifS' Grades: Helga
hii FJwani I'raddock. Marion
m-' Annif Thesrown, Charles
CoVen"lir-n
Frankhauser,
^Gino^.e. Kunice Haggard.
lie Horner, l'hill.penaJangu
Katie Kelsch Anna
thSer -W"' Waldron. Arthur
Sllle8-
PsSn.Van.I
Erne-tine
ltene
Clara
T1 ird Grades:
Franklin
StSl=osch.N,ck Bosch,
illipena Uosch. Howard Carley.
John Kriejr. Helene Eberle, Eliza
beth Horner. George Horner,
Irvine, Helene Kelsch, An­
na Breckle. Gilbert Public. Lydia
WieganJ, Oliver Kudy, EdnaPritch
,rd. Anna Carley, Herman Rieker,
Lizzie Kiekcr, era Wiley.
TEMVIK TALK.
w!«wW- ••Ml... Iticord. (Dec.86.)
Mrs. Glen Mickel is spending the
holiday? with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. I*. i:r.".ui.
Mr. and Mr.-. Dodd and their
daughter Hazel look Christmas din
nerwith Mr. ami Mrs. W. U. Brown.
Our teachers, the Misses Farrell
and Chamley. wont to their homes to
spend Christmas. They will have a
week's vacation
G. 0. Liwlerrnan and his sister
Allie went out home Sunday and
spent Christmas with their parents,
returning to Temvik Tuesday after
noon.
Quite a number from Temvik at
tended the Chri.-tmas tree and enter
tainment at the Sand Creek church,
Monday evening. The church was
filled, a good program was given,
and an enuyable time was had by all.
Miss Kobe had a Christmas tree
and program on Friday afternoon
for her school in the Brock school
house The room was darkened and
Santa Claus "suspended'the rules"
and came in the daytime. And
everybody had a merry time, too.
The Christmas tree and program
given by the teachers and pupils of
Temvik school was held Saturday
evening. The tree was nicely
trimmed, and the program was very
interesting. It being a pleasant even
ing, the hall was well filled. The
children were all treated to candy
and apples. The German-Americans
had their Christmas tree Sunday
evening. The weather having turn
ed quite cold, there were not so
many present as there would have
been had it been warmer but the
hall was nearly full and everybody
hadag'wl time. —Tim Vick.
(iood Woids for the Silo.
Bismarck, N. 1)., Dec. 23.—In a
letter to i:, |-'. Flint, state dairy
commissioner, (.'. W. Andrews, of
Walhalla, who has had considerable
experience with the silo proposition,
gives s-jine valuable information on
the question. His letter has just
been mailt' public by Commissioner
Flint, and is. as follows:
In reply to your inquiry relative
t0
the silo that 1 built in 1905 on
what is known as the Uak Park farm,
*i" say that this is the farthest
"OTth silo in the I'nitedStates, being
most on the forty-ninth parallel
i.- -Ox.iJ and holds a little over
tiii!., of silage. 1 have never
11
t0.,hy
top, though one year
Put .n 1 i.j tons, which 1 fed that
winter to forty-four head of cattle,
jenty head of horses, and fifty head
,us?' 'he silage froze a little
wall 'JUts"!e- °r just next to the
hut that did not seem to mat-
Uor 1,1
^spring I had to
e.'paceto.sui.fy the stock. It all
"'J'stock ate every bitofit.
farm T',IS
V("'
light sand 00
lu\ur'dnt|
My C0WS do 88 wel1
onJUne',,"!,a'lunsilageaatheydid
vou •»,,
iUKl
me»nS
feed
and
grain
that, if
.h: ^11rnougho,it
Respectfully,
I filled it. You will note that the
blowpipe stands at an angle. I found
out later that it should stand straight
up along the side of the silo, to have
good work done, for at the slant it
used to clog up on me. 1 might add
that when 1 had corn cut ahead
it got somewhat dry. 1 ran a hose up
the silo and with my wind mill
pump forced water and sprinkled
the dry corn."
8till In th« Fifteenth Century.
In a little town in liavaria there
exists one of the most curious char
itable foundations in the world.
One of *lie burghers, Christopher
Wanner, ea in 1451, leaving his
fortune be devoted to the estab
lishment a homo for
aged
He stipulated in his will, however,
that every, old man who
was taken
in must ear liis
beard and tic
same cut clothes
and
cap as he
himself U' to wear. Consequent
ly, after lapse of 400 years, the
ancient sioners are still to be
seen warn, ing about the streets in
the costui of the fifteenth cen
tury.—Ne.. York Tribune.
An Old-Time Wahpeton Lynching.
Hankinson News: The murder of
George E.Moody is not the first trag
edy that has ocurred in connection
with the sheriff's office in this coun
ty. Away back in 188!), more than
twenty-two years ago, a deputy in
Sheriff Miller's office became enam
ored of a domestic in the sheriff's
household. She repulsed his ad
vances and he shot her in cold blood,
the body dangling in mid-air above
the murky waters of the riser. The
notch in the bridge rail caused by
the straining of the rope was an
object of interest to morbid people
for many years remaining, in fact,
until the new steel bridge was built,
a couple of years ago.
A Narrow Escape.
Souris, Dec. 20. A terrible trage
dy was narrowly averted when Mr.
and Mrs. Iver Haugen, who reside
on the John I.erman farm, north
west of town, and a young lad, son
of Ole Guttu, a neighbor, were over
come by coal g?s. The three had
retired the previous night, after fill
ing the stove with coai and shutting
off the draught. Some time during
the night gas began to escape into
the room and the sleepers were as
phyxiated. That they did not suc
cumb altogether is a mirack', for
this
('oes
not
srow as
suit tr"1 "\HS !loes
on
the r-
heavy land,
tifty acres to
^l, :1'
Put
in
0n
heavier land it
half tJTr •v."ot
ta'{e more
than
been fa'1'"'lll'H ^andy land has not
in the
to
gust ,llLJ-,ry time in Au
time. I
W!
,!ave
an,i
afternoon the
Pasture all the
keepinii
\T
neighbor
!'r"fe''tosoil atock«
the
litat anT'V"1
harns
aw»y
from
feedinK
lo use f, .'
what
I would have
°n, and h'-.l'fStUri
to raise the
1
want it' i'"*
8'a8e
lhe manure
to where
to consciousness
It took
longer,to
both Jersey
Uj«se|,,rt
-'"•ate cover I am send
'f the silo and the way
lecture
The Uundersigned hereby announces that he has opened a
New Store at Winona, and that he will at all times keep for
5ale a Fresh and Carefully-Selected Stock of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing.
Hardware, Notions—in fact, everything usually found in a Gen
eral Store. And I guarantee that these (loods will be offered at
Live-and-Let-Live Prices
The New Store is located in the McCrory Building, where
Ed. Wescott formerly ran a hotel. I will be pleased to have vou
look over my Stock and see that it is as I have represented.
J. «J. HUSE, Winona, N. I).
POLLOCK PICK-UPS.
(l*rotfn»ss, lUMTtubor
poor.
Mrs. J. N. Carignan of Fort Yati's
is ill in a hospital at Bismarck.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Langliers
were in from their home north of
Vanderbilt, Wednesday.
The river is a trifle unsafe for
crossing, at present, owing to the
continued warm weather.
Dr. Peter Johnson, Anton Nau
den, Clif. Putnam and Tom Kiefer
were in from up toward Winona
yesterday.
Ed. McConville was in town Tues
day. He reports that his little boy,
who was sick last week, is now well
and entirely out of danger.
Monday was a big market day in
Pollock. More"farmers hereabouts
come to town now on Mondays than
any other day in the week.
Anton Naaden marketed his week
ly supply of cream at the Pollock
station, yesterday, and received
therefor the neat sum of $11.10.
Louis Dornbush was out on the
streets this week for the first time
since his serious illness. Fie is still
very weak, but expects lo be his old
self again soon.
Those who are weather-wise say
that this December is the warmest
since 1887. Probably the weather
man is making amends for the cold
and stormy November.
Peter lior is getting signers for
the establishment of a rural mail
killing her instantly. He was lodg
ed in the old jail at Wahpeton. Feel- route to run from Pollock in a north
ing ran high, and during the night easterly direction to the old Thule
a mob broke into the jail, placed a neighborhood. The route will be
rope around the murderer's neck, fully thirty-six miles in length,
led him to the old wooden bridge I Ed. Pulling isexpected home from
across the river between Wahpeton Aberdeen next week. Mrs. Pulling
and Breckenridge, and lynched him. will soon be able to leave the hospi
The mob dispersed quietly, leaving tal there, and then, after a week's
visit with her mother and sister in
Aberdeen, she hopes to be able to
return to Pollock.
There are not many orchards in
this vicinity whose product pays a
profit reckoned in dollr-sand cents to
its owners, but John Rosa has a
young orchard from which even this
year he marketed six dollars' worth
of nice tame plums.
An bntertalning Christmas Progaam
A north-country correspondent
writes: "A very interesting and
entertaining Christmas program was
given at what is known as "The
lirock School house," Friday, De
cember 22d, at 11 o'clock a. m.. for
the patrons and friends of the school.
Following the program old Santa
made liis appearance, and, to the de
light of the children, stripped the
tree of its presents each child be
ing remembered. During the hand-
their plight was not discovered until ing out of the presents Mrs. Griffin
following day, when a entertained the comj any \\ith pho-
happened along and found nographic music. 1 he other ladies
the trio in an unconscious state, got busy and spread a bountiful
Surmising thecause, he immediately Christmas dinner upon a long table,
phoned for Dr. Halldorson, who bur- to which everybody did justice All
ried to the scene, and by nightfall who were present, wish to thank the
had Mr. and Mrs. Haugen restored teacher, Miss Kobe, for her patient
and out of clanger, work in drilling the children so
resuscitate the lad, thoroughly in their program, and
and he has not gotten over the also to the others who helped to make
effects: but a few days will restore thu program such a perfect sue
him completely.
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TAX NOTICE FOR 1911.
Nni liv N hiTt'by k'lvt'n thai tin-las INi-fur
1 h" yrat' P.HI ate now in tuy h.tii'ls f«»r *-i*U'»*
thin. Tin* *ult ta.\»'H »r»' iliii- .Hid payable
Oi-.'.-mtn-r mil, mid ch-iiii'|ii»'iii Matvh I.
VA'Z
i»n Mun'h I, IJU«, a penalty nfp»-r »vui ts
adiit'il t«i a'I utipaul person 11 pt opt) 11 a\es
for hr year I'.UI, and I pet ••••hi tnirn-si per
month thereafter until paid, or. if unpaid on
OiMoher l.", mill he tuine.l ..v»-»• t- tli
Sheriff, Who must collect the -.amr pursuant
to law
(hi March 1, HU'i.n petta'l "f p« cent will
he added to «U unpaid real-est ur tu\r«* for
the year Hill nlnn, on June 1, per c«nt ad
ditional uud, on Suvembrr I, pn crui und
l'osi
of advertising sire, added.
Heal estate is sold for delinquent taxes !y
tlie County Auditor on the second Tuesday
in Ih-cemher each year, and is subject to
detnpliofi for three years from date of sale,
by payment of amount, delinquent und teuai
interest.
rollnwinK are the rates of taxation I
yearlttll and the amounts levied for e.n
.specific purpose:
State Ta\es
1 iw- id
•j,*:«rj
I, I'.Mi IS
Winona
Glanavou
VNInchester
Williamsport
Cherry (*rove...
I,Ol»an r.
Odessa
liakker
Sei/.
linlon
Kxeter
I liilieni...
Strasbu rK X. .'i
lluchauati
Marie.
Wells
lianhury
Omlo
id
li.'.lSi, .'^1
:o».'l 4'I
4,4!M 'H
IU
li'.'H I.
4:i,. :.(i
2,'JM 7*
Highland
•J4.. iM
l.l'.C
Met 'u hey
Dana
and Creek
Hid
I,ii:i4
I,.VH
Inty r«.'
Total
.')S
Grand total ,V
All taxes ar«i payable at. t.ho "ounty Treas
uri:r'i» othce, lliLluton, North l»akola.
Dated .it Linton, !., hecember 4, I' ll.
ti. II NAKAMUKK,
(dec»S-janll County Treasurer.
Notice of Expiration of Period of
Redemption.
To A. .\. Spellmau:
Take notice that Ta.x-Sale Certilicaie No.
11, issued upon the lax .-ale Dec. I, I'"'"
Summons.
.-tali of N 'Mil I'aUota,
omit of Kni I I I S
In I Mst rict rl 1
st
1
It
Kate
Ml Ha
r,i
Tumi. Amount. Tola
tteneral n.iHhi
Wolf 2.v» so
Jhnd
Interest fit j?
liond sinking .. Ui »7
(•laddered horse Ui .7
Hovine tuberculo
sis L':.''. Ml
Schools ti»i
Total I
t'ouuty Taxes
General. n."»
I ut.erest
Sinking
Two-mill school
Kmergency I.-H I
Koad I
Itridge 1.| I
ltoad noli 2,1. ai)
Sirhoot poll »,u:m on
Total
ud tela
I
District.
ieorce Miverly, plaintiff, vs. .lohu II. (Jro-
I'tanlv
l» (iro^an, KdK Grogun,
W 1.
iii in 11 ii i»an. race (ill I man, A rchto II.
(oibtnaml Laura K. Uo^ers, d« fendants.
Summons.
The State North Dakota to the aiHive
totntcd defendants.
You ate hereby summoned to answer the
c-hip)aiiii in in* above-cut It led action,which
has been tiled In he oNicc of the clerk of the
DUtuct Court for Kmmons county, North
I'a lo 1 1. a ml to serve a copy of your annwer
11 pot
1 1 he MI bscrliters at heir oitfet' In the
vll
lat'e..f l.oiton, Kmuionscouiity,North DaUo
ia, within thirty days after the service of
1
his
mi in
mons pou you, excl usi vt^ of the day
of se vi-e 1 nd. In case of your fullure t«» ap
pear in answer, Judgment will In* taken
against you by default for he relief demand
ed 11 he complaint.
lotted at Linton Ibis Uith day of August. A.
I', -ll
AKMSTUONG .V CAMKKON,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Keshb ii'-e and I'ostoffice Adddres, LinUn
N. D. (nov'^-decl^)
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.
Nmi ice is hereby uiven that that certain
mortca^e evecnted and delivered by Henry
Witimnyer and Maudalena Wittmayer, hlH
wife, mi-itmanors. io 1'. Itooks, mort^a
itdated the sixth day of January A D.
r.M'i, and tiled for record in the office ol
tie Kek'lster of Deeds for Kiumotis couuty.
North
DiiUoia.
7:1,o.m
df»
Townsiiip and 11
hitft: Taxtis
Linton ., l.P.C 'i
Strasburg .Vi" Mi I"
IIague hi r.« 1
lla/.elu»u 1 owns
Total :'.T:IT U,
School lilstrli.M.s
Hurr Oak
t»ay ton
A 11ornev for Assi^riiec,
Lint on. North Dakota. (dec? Janll)
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.
Notice is hereby •'Iven that that certain
Hiojt Hatfe \ef i| ted ami i|ellV4-red bv llert M.
Il irneiil.iooU and Lotinda c. Marilenbr'iok,
ins wife, mort^aifors, to Teinpelton State
It.inU, a corporation, mortKaKee,dated tin: tfd
day of I eei'in b»*f, and Hied for record in
theollice of the Ketflster of Deeds of the
row ii «»f Kmmons and state of North liako
a on he ,llt »y of Deermhcr, tW. at.
orlo.-k a. III., and recorded in liook of
MorU'.iire- at pay '-tri, will be foreclos«:d t»y
a-aie of the premises In such murtKUKe and
hi inaftei ijes.'ribed.ai the front doorof the
rout I house, in Lin ton. In he Count of tn*
i. Mate of North Dakota, at the hour
,.r O elocu p. I I I 'hi he I'd day of January,
A h. I'd.', to satisfy the amount due upon
sii.h moritfa-'e on he
day of sale. The prern
ines described in siieh niortiCHKc, and Which
will be sold to satisfy Die same, are describ
ed as follows:
Lots iiree :i) ami four M) In .'section thirty
Tow uship
one hundred hirty-three(IKI)
j,. lianye seventy-six (Tii), west the
Fifth i'rim ipal Meridian, in Krnmonscounty,
North Dakota, and containing eighty acres,
.ir.'ordlni to he governmerit survey.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date of sale thesum of exclusive of
lhe costs of this foreclosure.
Dated Linton, N this Dh day of le-
of
the loliowlug-deacrlbcd land, viz: Lot live
block one (D, Town of Linton, Km mons
county, N. for the taxes of the year !'«C
on saiu land, has been presented at Liils olliee
and application made for deed hep on
tiat said land was sold on said sale for 4
lUUths dollars, and the amount required to
redeem said land from said sale at the date
hereof, exclusive
of the c^s'* to ace.rue upon
his notice, is tile sum of jl ami that the
Dure fur redemption fiom said sale wiil e\•
pi re ninety day» after he service of I h. no
Lice.
Witness tny hand and seal of ottice at Un
ion, N. D., this^ith day of December, I'd!
(cal) .K'HN K. SNVlihK.
County Auditor, l\mn.«us County, N.
Notice of Expiration of IVriod of
Kedemption.
To Adoiph I*. Vandrey
'J'ake notice that Tax-r-ale Certilii'ate N».
issued upt»n tiie la.\ sao- J)e» I, of the
lollowit)K*dei»cribed land, vi /. ^ou^ hwi-st
quarter (S. VV, .'4 of .-e.-tion twenty-tin
u:j in Tow ushlp one hu ml red thirty 11
north, of Kan^e seventy seven (Ti, Li
county, N. I., for tiie taxes of the year
on said laud, has been pi-ihented at thisof
lice and application made tor deed then on
that said laud W.us sold on said .sale for ^I K,„tnons .-ounty.
and the amount required to red*-t:rji_ said Hihd iyof Decemrer.
laud flora ga.d sale at the date hereof, e.\- .^
|,rout'ht to determine who are
lusive of the costs to a" rue upon tills ^o-
i'.mmons
tice, i# tiie sum ut $07and that the iSue
f«ir redemption from .said sale will expire
ninety days alter the ser\ n.'e of I hi.s notice.
W 11
toss my hand and seai of olllce at idn
ton, N. tills JWtti day of i^ecember, lt»l I.
Oealj JujJ N K. .-N
I'LLTf 'N STATE HANK,
Mortgagee.
I.y nn .v ."Vetil y,
Attorneys f"i Mortgagee,
idiiion, North Dakota. Dec7-Jan!l)
Summons.
-t a of N oi Dakota.
County of Kmmons.
In Di-trh't Court: Si I .1 mlh'ial District.
,it! Wuit hschlcU, plaintill. vs. Agnes llur
t'al Vollola ^chwailig. Mariana Vcjlk, Ig-
VViiithschick, Lidwig Wultlisciih!k,l(«
u'lna Wuit hschiek ami Clara Wulthschick.
defendants Mltn'tiotis
The Mate of North Dakota to the above
named defendants.
you and each of you are hereby summoned
lo a us wet I he complaint in this action and to
seive a copy of your answer upon the sub
r, I a I heir oilier in Linton, North Da
kota, within thirl days after the vrvice of
ids Mi in
loons upon you, exclusive of the day
of service and, in case ol your failure to ap
peal or answer, judgement will be taken
a a a a
el io he C'.mpSalnt.
Dated Dec» tn her hi. Hdl ...s,.,
A KMr-TK' N» AMkKON.
I A for I'lalntilT,
I KesidVn-'i. and r»stoO'ee Address, Linton,
lV1
,.[i:,defendants:
I
T'i 1 he above-lian.l
vvi 1 please take nnt ice that tin sum-
1 moils and '•(jfi,p!a
1 1 in this aetlon w**re liled
in the otllce he Clerk of the DiHtriCt
a
KL.
County Auditor, Kmmons :»junty. N. P.
have the Goods to exchange for vour
Cash, and our Prices never A\erck better.
s—T—o—v—e—s
Of all descriptions—Base Burners,Top Burn
ers and Side Burners We can give vou A
MOT PROPOSITION.
I\iui»es, Cook Stoves ami Oil Stoves. As
low as the prices may be, we still ^-ivo vou
TEN PERCENT oil' lor cash.
LINTON Bf\Zf\R.
\£jt
on the Tth day of January,
A. I'.dii, at :M o'clock a m.. and record
ed In I too
It 'ii or Mort^a^es, at page 2IN, anil
as-mned by said niort.Kaj4i*e to I'rank Ch«a
I'nwn, assignee, will he foreclosed by a 8»l«
*f the premises in such mort|{a» and here
Inaftet desi rlhed, al the front door of the
Court Mouse, in Linton, in Kmmons county
at.d state of North Dakota, at the hour of
I o'clock m., on tin* L"th day of Janu
ary. A l-'l-. to satisfy the amount due
on said mnrttfaue it the date of sale. The
premises described in such morttfaKe, and
which w-iil be Mild to satisfy tiie same, are
i|e««erIbed as follows:
hi- not th half (N. of north half N.
•f Section thirty four Cll), in Townshlo one
hundred thirty-two (l.tt), mnlii, llango
s* vent y-i lt'ln west of the l-'tfth Principal
Meridian. In Kmmons county, North Dakota.
*0)
in
t/1j
tift
There will be due on such tnorttftire at
the dale of sale the sum of exclu
sive .»f tin sis of I.ids foreclosure.
Dated this th day of December. Hill.
I'llANK CIIKSkoWN,
Assignee.
L\n\ Ciivi.viHY.
THE HOME
North Dakota,
01, tic Hi day of Decemrer, 11*11, and that
., },a Wuit lischlck, and U»
I in- it- of his plalntilT in and Ut the
VV. •, or tile N. w. 1 anei the \V. of the
W of Section M. Township Ml. UanKC 'k. in
Kmmons county. North Dakota.
A l!MTUON«i & CA
MKKON.
olec-.M-jan^'d Attorneys for PlalntilT.
Blanks for Keal-estate Mortgages Mortgage Deeds, and Notes, at
and Chattel Mortgages at Record. Record oflice.
hp
WOLFER'S
General Merchandise Store,
The place when' you get your money's worth, and the
place that has a fresh and well-selected stock of
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Overcoats,
Suits,
HatsandCaps,
Mittens and Gloves,
Boots and Shoes.
Call and luok over our Stock before purchasing.
CHRIST. WOLFER, LINTON, N, D.
W£m
1 N A N
Registered No. 1&227H, American Kcr»itel luh. Owr»»*«i by l»r. 1. W. liKI I IN.
Linton, N. D. I have two fino frni.*»lc imps for sale, sirel by L.INDALK liKN.
They Arc the kind that Fanners, Ranchmcn aid I'ouitrynirn need. Prices reason
able.
SMITH & IRVINE
Undtrtai(ing and Embalming,
Furnltura and CasKets.
Personal and prompt attention to al)
telephone orders.
Linton, North Dakota.
Between Stone Drug Store f»!I HriM*'
Restaurant.
Phone "H 2.
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Etc
Fresh Baked Daily.
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Linton, North Dakota
Notice to Creditors.
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Notice Is lie re I, jriven by tin
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undersigned.
ja io isf la Weixr. .ol mlulsi ralor of tiie es
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tat of ami Ine Weln-r, late of t.iie county nf
lOfiinotis and state of Nortii Dakota, deceas
ed t• tiie credltois of, and all persons having
ciiin.s against, said deeesine^i. to exhibit
them v.iih the necessary vouchers, within.-,
font months after tiie first publication of
not ice, to said ad rn I 1st ralor at tiie dllcc
,i of Armstrong A, .'ann*ron, in I lie village of
v'11,1 k«""oh!'
I »,i ted Decen.ber It'll.
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de.-n in 11 Administrator:
I 'ir^t puidh MI Ion on I In* *J| st day of I lecem
her. A I I'MI
Old newspapers for sale at the
Record I lice a nickel for a bunch
of tifty. (Io to the Devil (the office
Devil) for 'em, as he pockets the in
come from their sale.