Emmons County record. [volume], February 29, 1912, Image 3

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General Practice.
,, spent
i.-i week.
es Carley
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Mr
the
IN TOWN AND OUT
Hisniarek.
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Mrs. lie true Burge and daughter.
Mi-.- Jessie, are in Bismarck this
week,where tiie young lady is receiv
ing medical treatment.
To-day is the last day for paying
persunai property taxes, and a num
ber of farmers were in town this
week because of that fact.
H. liravmk, of Westtield, spent
Tuesday Linton visiting friends
and paying taxes. Mr. G. is one of
Emmons county's pioneers.
Miss I-'irtz, a milliner from Mil
bank, S. li., has arrived in Linton to
accept a position in the millinery
store of the Tough sisters.
Elmer 1-ogle has resigned as a
member of the board of village trus
tees and Wm. Bechtle has been ap
pointed to fill the vacancy.
George Gauss, employed for some
time past in the Petrie store in Lin
ton. will ieave in a short time to join
his family at Wapello, Iowa.
August Xorraine is prepared to do
your shoe-repairing. Give him a
call. His shop is located across the
street northeast of the depot.
Mr. and Mrs. Eccles, of Mobridge,
were in Lmton Thursday and Friday
on their way north. While here
they attended the band dance.
W. L. Petrie has written to Linton
relatives that he and Mrs. Petrie are
at present attending the national
orange-show at San Bernardino, Cal.
Don 1 racy has been absent .from
the city all week while drumming
up his calendar trade for 11)13. Don
is representing an eastern calendar
iirm.
People up from the Hull neighbor
hood state that Kev. Huisingh, for
years engaged in church work there,
is in very poor health this winter be
cause ol rheumatism
....a-was up from Westtield erty which had been designated as
seouritv for applications for school
a day in Bis- money loans.
nan was up from Wino
business.
~. ny
i.Vj. k- f. Keal estate Mortgages
rji:hs:tel Mortgages at Record.
1). Seeiran has been spending a
ft'A ll £an
JsKt1
wvck
:nurc.*'
A::
fr-.-ivt a
county on busi-
iieivcr was in Zetland last jjnt0n Tuesdav night
afttfr sonW
Arthur I'mhlin and J. A. Peterson
"raddockitos in Linton frriday
?k.
WtTc
ot .at a oc
Attorney Scott Cameron
llatiue Friday last on busi
HKilters.
\'.»'iander spent a couple of
a-t week visiting relatives and
i- at Kjreka.
won
Car
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Mrs.
tun I
rclativ
A 1.. I'.riddell returned to Lin
-iiay after a week's visit with
.•s at Kureka.
llanimersehmidt, a Eureka
iH'-s man. was a Linton visitor
rivirs.lay of last week.
M.
Win. Maker and Fred Chapman,
,,t tlu-1'myton country, spent a few
day- in Linton this week.
W'. A l.ungwell and C. A. Higgle
luan. i'f tne Hartford country, were
Linton visitors last week.
lvi L-iwierhas returned from I5is
marcK. where he took his son, Teddy,
to rtvcive medical attenton.
.l.inathan Hull' has returned to his
chum in the Winona country, after
speti'imii some time in Linton.
Win I', ilroen, of Hull, one of the
pioneers southern Emmons, was
in Lmti Monday on business.
Mr- Mewing has gone to Hot
Spring-. 1.. where she will visit
relatives l'ur the rest of the winter.
1'tter (i. Levin, one of the old
tmiers of the Tell neighborhood,
spent \csterday in the Etnmons
county metropolis.
L. W. Huntington, guardian angel
"i o.d ''scrap-Iron Bill," the motive
power for the N. P., is spending a
jew .lays in Bismarck and strange,
hands are at the throttle.
Miss Morence Hertig has returned
rom, a visit with Miss Ruth Sher
ond the Westtield country. Miss
herwood returned with her and
spent Saturday in Linton.
Mi.-s arrie Brindle returned Mon
a
hl.'r
home in Hazelton, after a
visit with friends in Linton.
"T, '''"rencce Gillespie accompa
nied ner for a few days' visit.
'-*"Kene Galvin and infant
Tni.n"'Y'' !"elur,}ed to their home at
tie Lake, this state,after a week's
•, Hi iady's parents, Mr.
•j1-- 11. J. Fischer, in Linton.
I. I)avis has completed the ar
ingements for the purchase of the
u'iii V'1 ,fa.rm
r,«»r
I'HvV"
Temvik, and
ng
'''s Phonal prop-
from Ins former Illinois farm.
eople in this town can now learn
iJl'Pcndicitis
starts and how
:('an
gasify guard against it.
in, 1- f1 ^or free appendicitis
urlander\s Drug Store, (tf
,'^irnlan Fischer, of the board of
commissioners, and County
ipermtendent of Schools H. H.
cuonTrl! .I??ve ^n in the Hazelton
ry this wjek appraising prop-
Miss Jessie Britts spent Saturday
is spending Hazelton. the guest of Miss Hazel
KOOp.
Miss Mabel McNeil, of the local
teaching force, spent a dav in Bis
marck last week.
Jake Kramer, of the Bazar force.
spent a few days the past week with
friends at Zeeland.
Chris. Naaden and Manlev Fetter
le-v- Winona country, were in
Pr0Pert' He v. Ellsworth is down from Bis
„k... 1 1,ar.c,k\
ho'ding
ev t. Lane has returned [le kpjSCopal church here.
usii'.ess trip to Dickinson. John Wpay and
church services in
of Hazelton, were in Linton Tuesday
night to attend the regular meeting
of the local lodge of Free Masons.
John Baumgartner, Jr., of Stras
burg. was in Linton Tuesday on his
way to Bismarck to get his wife,who
has been in St. Alexius hospital for
a fortnight.
Miss Amelia Roy, who has been
teaching school in the Hazelton
neighborhood, was in Linton Thurs
day night on her way to her home at
Sparta, Wis.
Gospel preaching in the opera
house Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m.
Preaching at Omio school-house at 2
p. m. same day. Every one wel
come.- Rev. L. A. Lovelace,Evangel
ist.
Auctioneer. Jewish to announce
to the people of Emmons county that
I am prepared to do any work in the
way of crying public sales, and will
assure satisfaction. Jesse Morford,
Hartford, N. D. (m7)
A letter to M. T. Barger from
John McCrory is to the effect that
he and Mrs. McCrory will return to
Linton in a few weeks from Pasa
dena, Cal., where they have been
spending the winter.
Mrs. Frank Koll, of Hazelton, is
spending the week with her par.ents,
Kev. and Mrs. L. A. Lovelace, in
Linton. Frank Lovelace went to
Hazelton Saturday and accompanied
her on her trip down here.
S. J. Hagg, formerly in business
in Linton, but now engaged in the
lumber business in several towns
west of the river, is spending the
week visiting friends here. He
came up Tuesday on the Milwaukee.
A number of Hazelton people at
tended the dance
at Linton Thursday
night of last week. They were the
Misses Frances Paddock, Maiie
Adolph and Lucy Hubbard and
Messrs. Winch Batzer and Severin
and Al. Mikalson.
John Graham, formerly an Em
mons county resident, but for years
located at Wibaux, Mont., sends his
subscripton money for the Record,
and says that when that is used up
to "put him on the pension list." He
has been a reader of the Record
since time immemorial.
President J. H.
Worst, of the Agri
cultural College at Fargo, this week
sends his check in payment for the
Record. He says, "Having read the
Record since its initial number, we
are still reading it with great pleas
ure. Always glad to hear from
good, old Emmons county."
Henry Smith, an employe on the
old Otto Didzuneit farm east of
Linton, is the possessor of a rare
prize. Recently, while trying to
catch a wolf, he found a marten in
his trap. They are a small, brown
animal, with long fur. and are ex
tremely rare in this locality. The
hide is valued at about $20.
One of the most enjoyable dances
Hennan Thoreson made a trip to I which have been held in Linton in a
.ibiiiarck Monday to be with his |ong time was that given by the
wife, who is receiving medical treat
merit at one of the Bismarck hospi
tals.
band boys at the opera-house Thurs
day night of last week. It was en
joyable to them because of the fine
addition the proceeds made to the
band fund, and to those present be
cause of the ideal conditions for
dancing.
G. W. Renskers and son, Thomas,
were in Linton Monday. Mr. Rens
kers has a full-blood Percheron
stallion which has been sick for a
week or so, and is being treated by
Dr. T. W. Britts. Mr. Renskers
believes that eating thistle hay was
the cause of the animal's sickness.
A letter from Hon. W. P. Tuttle,
of Dawson, inclosing payment for
the Rceord, is as follows: "Noticing
and alluding to the new partnership,
here is hoping that in time the
Junior may be able to put on the
shoes of the Senior, editorially, with
out having to put cotton-batting in
to fill them up." Col. Tuttle isone
of the representatives in the state
legislature from this district.
A card from Noah Beilharz, the
entertainer who will appear in com
pany with his wife at the local opera
house to-night, writes Manager
Turner that he will be here on the
N. P. in time, and that all prepara
tions that will be necessary for a
successful entertainment will be a
large audience. Indications are that
such requirement will be easily met.
The members of the Clio Club
were bidden to "Come in whitest
frock to the Cameron home it three
o'clock" last Friday, February 23d
O CiOCK last rnuay, rcuxuay i:
and were delightfully entertained by I
the Mesdames Naramore and Cam
eron. The rooms were beautifully
decorated in crepe paper, carnations
and snow-balls, and lighted with
candles the entire color effect being
red and white. The favors were in
memory of George Washington.
After an interesting program on
THE STONE DRUG
musical composers, the guests re
paired to the dining-room and par
took of a dainty four-course luncheon,
after which they retired to their
homes, proclaiming great praise for
their hostsses.
J. E. liolsti, one of the prosperous
farmers of the Kintyre country, was
in Linton yesterday paying taxes and
visiting friends. Mr. HosUi was
wearing a pair of calf-skin boots
which were pretty nobby-looking.
They were grown and manufactured
in Eniim ns county. Mr. H. raised
the steer from which the hide was
taken, ami Henry Niemeia. Kin
tyre. turned it into boots.
Rumor has it that the proposed
wrestling-match which was to have
been he'd in Linton on March ^Jd
between Claude Bidweil of Ha.:eiton
and Mark Soiotnay of Linton has
bet-n called oil'. So!finav,it seems,
had demanded ur weeks in which
to get himself in phy.-icai coiuiii i..n
for the meeting, ami it is said that
this arrangement did not meet the
approval of.the northyountry con
testant.
Last weok'•'another large audience
was on hand to see the pictures
shown by Manager Turner at the
moving picture stiow. The first
was one of the noted Indian view.-,
and gave those present a sight of
real Indians and Indian ways. The
other, "A Lover's Signal, depleted
life in the southern states, and
showed how the whistle, which the
girl had been used to answering,
brought her back to reason hen she
was delirious from brain fever.
Elsewhere in this issue appears a
lodge card for the L. O. T. M. The
members of that organization real
ized the amount of good such a
card does in letting stranger mem
bers know that there is a lodge
here, who its officers are and when
it meets. A number of other 1.niton
fraternal organizations have signi
fied their intention of carrying such
a card. The Knights of Pythias
have always done so.
From time to time the Record has
been indebted to various business
men for calendars, but one of the
neatest which we have received is
the 1H12 calendar gotten out by Ilr.
R. R. Hogue. The calendar bears
no advertising reading matter of
any kind, and simply shows a picture
of the Stone Hotel and the doctor's
own more or less good-looking
"phiz" inset in one corner.
in a recent letter from J. 11.
Reamer, who is now in Pittsburg,
Pa., en business, mention is made of
a state food and dairy show which
was recently held there. Mr. Ream
er was particularly struck by the
many modern appliances for a dairy
farm which were on exhibition. He
says: "You can sit in the corner of
your barn and feed your
stock, clean
out your barns, milk the cows, ami
have ice cream come to you on a
slab, by simply touching a button."
This week,elsewhere in the Record
appear some facts about the Linton
Undertakers and the undertaking
business in general. It is not in the
spiritof advertising that such is giv
en, but for the general information
of the people. Smith & Irvine have
been conducting their undertaking,
business in Linton for six years ami
have been called at dillorent times
to practically all parts of the county,
it being the only such linn in the
county.
Manager Turner,of the local mov
ing-picture show,is making prepara
tions in anticipation of a record
breaking attendance at his show Sat
urday night, March '.till, when he
will show the film entitled "The Re
turn of Cardinal Farley." Cardinal
Farlev's return to New York from
Rome, where he had been a visitor,
is one of the greatest events in the
history of lillL', a tremendous ovation
being tendered him at that time.
Half of the proceeds from the show
will he turned into the treasury of
the Catholic church at Linton. The
same film will be also be shown at
Strasburg, Friday, March Mb.
MARIE ITEMS
(_'• "I! mll' IH'i »»f hr Ur iiMl !«•*».
Mrs. Halvor Helge«on is improv
ing, after a serious illness.
Hattie Helgeson spent Saturday
and Sunday at John Drayton's home.
Mr. J. Hansen is a regular caller
up th.s way. Wonder why'.'
A number of Marieites attended
the quilt-shower at Omio and report
an enjoyable time. Ocasional.
Say, J. H., divide up with the oth
er fellow. Don't overload your cut
ter like that.
For rag-carpet weaving see Geo.
Brooks. He does good work, (tf)
L1V0NA LINGO.
Cortvspomiemv of he KV. oM. (1
Pere.v Chainley was ii visitor in
Livona .Sunday, 7
Wesley Chandler and his mother,
Mrs. S. K. Hathljun, visited at the!
Bidweil home last Sunday.
F'red Frcund came over from Fort
Rice Sunday afternoon, and spent a
few hours at the Haker ranch.
Mrs. Frank Cray died at her hi.me|
last Friday morning at-1 :"JU o'clock!
from a complication of diseases.
Miss Maggie Uaker has liei-n
under the weather for a.
week, with an attack of the quinsy,
John Kiinhal came down from
Glencoe Friday evening to attend
the funeral of his cousin, Mrs.
Frank Gray.
A dancing party was held at Wes
ley Chandler's on February 20th.
and everybody report*] a tine time.
A party of eleven from this side:
of the river attended Catholic serv
ices at Fort Rice last Sunday.
Chas Riley came over from!
C.wyther last Thursday to get some,
of his farming implements and was
called over again Friday to attend
the funeral of his sister. Mrs. Frank
Gray.
Frisk le.
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Report of the Condition of the
Security State Bank,
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Report of the Condition of the
First National Banl( of Lintoi),
At Linh.ii. In he State North Iiakuta, at
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Lei*a,.t.4»rnler notes .V.«/
Cashier .s
Harness.
Collars.
Swoaf l*als.
Mailers.
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Old newspapers for sale at the
Record ollice a nickel for a hunch
of fifty, (iood for putting on shelves
and under carpets.
Real-Estate Foreclosure Sale.
Notiee in hereby k'lven that that certaiii
niort L'aije \f«ctile«j ami «te| ver«-il hy :har le
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wife, nuntiratfors. to l.lnton lla/.ar, a »*ori»o
1.11 i'lii. Iiioj I L'a^ee. dateil he Way of ie
Luher, an! II'ei for recor'l in the otlli-e
of the Kei ist
er heeiN in ami for he «'ou
of Krnrii'ih*, state of North I ot a. un the
Pith "lay of uctnher, I'Mif, ami reeorile'l In
U..»k l:» of Morttrayes. at pa ye will he
foTeehiseil 11y a sale of I he premises hi sili'h
rnortcayi' ami hereinafter ile.serlheii. at t!ie
fint iloorof the rnuri-house in Linton, in
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arraiits.
liankiiik' hmi ie, furnfure an! fix
tures
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aint savings hanks
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st atement is rue, to he u«*st of my knowl
edge "ml belief.
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Several attended from Fort Hice
1 HAK'jKK
astihT
MibsCrlhed and sworn to l«rfor*: rn«* thN
2'.th day of rVbruatv. UdJ
CliA.vCfiVK.NTHV.
(Seal Notary I'uhln-.
Corn-rt. HANK"r,.M(0\VN.
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1 of Ktntnohs, Hi ate nf .Nort I
k't a, at the hour of eloek p. in. on the »",!
«J a of April. I'tlif. to sat Isfy the a moti 1 lie
Ii poll sil' li inort
U'aite on he ila "f sale The
premises 'h sei IheO in sii'h mortyai/e, arid
which wlil he sohl to satisfy the,same, ari'
levTihed as fo! loWs:
I lie nort.heast. 'jnarter N 1 i) eet i. .n
t,.ti (liii, In Township one hundred thirty
three Ul-l) north. Kaliu'e seventy-sit 7»»
West of the I'i 1 l» M.
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ite of iii!i' the stun of -l. M' I !i
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liosi respondents. ita'ion Hearing
I'roof'of
'I ne State of North I »a t.a t.. In- above
named respondents and aii pi'Ti'ms inter
ested in he est ale .,f A ujf nst In Vet er, de
•eased.
'on and eaeh of you. a re hereby not' fled
tl.at Helena Vetter. the pitltlMher ln-rein.
has ti'ed in his e.,urt a do.-un.en in writ inw'
purportinu' to he the ,. 4 st Alii and e-,t
of Aij«nsttn Net ter late of ih»- postolih-,. of
11 .ijue. In the -oor.ty of I ri.mons and si.^e
of North l»«iota. deceased With her pet.tlof!
praying for the aln issi ui to nrohate of said
doi'i.tneiit as he iast wiiiah'I testatneet of
said di'-eased and for lie ii,u iri'-e to I in/,
II I), r.f letters tes» an.erit ,»r hereon, and
11» »t said pet it ion and be proofs of said pur
porti ii and testament wi.l he In rd arid
duty considered »y this fo-nt on Friday, the
,i.i day of Aprti. A I'd'J at lo ovloc* In
the forenoon of thai day .it the t- rooms
of this court in the irt-house, :n
tie* viiia^e of I.lhton, I'u'lfjty of Ftntnohs
and slate of Noilli hakota.
Von, am! c|i of you, ar«* le-rehy te,|
to lie and appe.tr hefor Ins con rt »t said
tjtne and p'&' aii'i answer said petitlor» and
show cause, if any there he, why ttie pra yr
of said petition should not he granted.,...
li he ou rt. ....
:hakm
iJirectors.
Ii. (MiLl-A
.1 udue of he «bounty Court,
hated thu th day of February. A. I J'd^-
l,et th foreu'olni clt at If/u aervu-d.
$35.OO
W a l- a
NVitli 20-11 Linrs
$49.85
ill liny I\ M. C'rcain ."00
INMIIKIS IVKI
Hour (iimr.-infml
Wo II i\c .Inst lial on W aul
l^erylhino in (he Harness Line
REPAIRS
A Farmer that is in Need ol Repairs and Can't Get Them
Is a Very Sick Farmer for Want of Them
so
We Have the Machinery, and, What's More, We Have the
Repairs
Van linuit ami Monitorl Sunn- .\|.iv iou.l'l liinos W h.-re\.-r \'»u May I.oi.k'
None Metier W in.l Mill at Work
LINTON Bf\Zf\R
personal servh'i'on re«*p.,mh ni In he
ami hy publication In I he Kn.n.ohs
iCeeor.l,
|"I
AU
to
l» /.A !:,
Mori fcf.iif
I .N I'oVKNTMV.
Attorm ys for Mortu'ayee.
I
.:nt.« «n Nort ii I'
1ot a
Citation Hearing I'roof of Will.
-late of North I a k'it
a.
i« nt of Kinmoris.
In oijnty onrt Before Hon "h.ii e«» li
iriey, Jiidt'*-.
Ill
lie mat ler "f e,t.iteof
Aiiy
I defeaseij
11 ria »-1 ler,
.istm \-t
j.etIt
lor.ej vs Johannes Met­
ier, riioinas eitfr. AtlU'll Vett4-r KosaM
Nla-te!. Maryaretha MM/.e!, Iran/ llnirn.
ar^'arei ha liosi
he bjeet
fol to
I I :i i* 1»11M1
A
Circulating
i-or,
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w.s, lo- w11
Library
('.nil it tin* I ru llt-iail-
III
Leal her liridles.
Tile's, lireast anl
II une Straps
stale
I ii
II
A kl.l
I'.
I A 1:1,1
1 feh:.n- iitar
I O
.1
ml^e
.f
h»- mi
Sale of I.and.
Notice Ii lieretiy t'tven thai In pu ua ne».
of an order made on the i't day of I ehrn
ary. A. I II
:J, by the Hon Charles It far
ley, .tudye nf the onnty onrt In and for
tin* county of Kmmons. st ate of North hi
kota, I he undersigned, hi- a ee 11 iV of I he
last will and testament of John *ieeii J«yc|
rna
hite
of he eounl of
I
'm m« «ns a
ml state
of North l»akota, deceased, will, on I rlday,
he irM day of March, A 1». I'd: at one ..viork
In lie afternoon thai dnv. at the rest
deio'e i'f (ieofi/e W yr It I. -eel J|
Tow nsli Ip 1^"' Ila mo- III he eon
nt .| In.
mons and -tale or Noith liakot.i, oth foi
sale a
tid sef 1 at pu I
ic a
lie ton I hi hi if hi si
bidder on I he followlnu' terms' 1 hie Udldof
the purchase price cash at time of sib
one -1 rd on I
eei-rnber I. I'd..' II lid one I
hi rd
on I
leeemher I, I'JU ll hpii Id Ihi es I be se
cured hy a first mortua^e on I he land put is
ed sahl sale
.j,
The soil I ii it I of 1 he soul 1st ., :i. t.-j
of S of -e.-tion itiirty-four »i
Township one bundled tuentv li r»e '1
IZantfe seventy seven (ii
'i
west of the I ifth
'I lie north half of I he soulheasl I
*r
'N. of I'. 1 1 of -ol
loii 111) I four it
Townshlji om- iiuridied twenty iiii.e (|,"o,
Uanu'e sevent seven west of the 1 ifth
I'
The north f.aifof the soutli haif of hi
northeast quarter N of of N I.
of -eellon live I Township otie hundred
I we 11 I nine 1 I.'.'I
I 1 I nu'e srvi It 1 V- I
west of the I'f I I'
The south half of the south ha!f of the
tior-t het,„j ijf er t- of of ,S I-. 1 of
."•ectlon five (o. To'Aiisto|» one hundred
I ,m
west of the Fifth I'
hated lehru ijyM. A I' Id."
I •:*'.* ma rtil) A 111 |. K\ ^hrVf\N.
I'.A ei'Ut or of the I
.as
I W I a I es' a me I of
lob I
feeii
arm-r.
Ky«kU IU he-easi(J
Notice of I.easiiiK of Selioid and
•State Lands.
The .-'-liooi -ind -'ati
I,arid
in Friimon*.:
county, North hakot .i ma a:n oly leased-
will i.e «dt'ereil for refit ,it a pu
te ic
mnisii,
FRIDAY THE 26TH DA OF
imu.eie iriiT 'In- -1 fn
of leasing w'ii be as fooows
A I lands wh
the I ii|.|.v
will he cancelled without noil, }ess«
Any
culiivaled tracts Will
he otTenul
•niriltmiifi annual rental of live i,er
the ppralHed value tlu'reof
A list of th«* lanrlMto f... olh-red for
wilt he Mli- wlt.h the Treasurer of
'ounty for public Inspection, fir ut
I wo weeks liefore Hie date of leasing.
o.i
aid
ast
I rlKhts are ren«*rved t-o I he nl
a te In a-i
eases, and II.e Hoard of Fnlversity a '-ch.k/f
Lam reserves the
rljfl.t
to re|,,-t any and
an bids.
*JJ Subject to Cancellation
in Case of Sale.
I he only way to seeur.- the use of any
school or Mate Litml Is hy leaHlUbToli above
terms
hi led at Itlsma nl, North III
kol a, hi Mt
day of I ehrnary, I'.d.J
feb:?i ma r'JI
A I
.KN
A
IM N' A 1,1'
oin IssIo111
Notice lo Creditors.
I
riHir Mirilli-t
.,f
by
tle.ludKe of .said 'ouhiy our i. hose
tain lots, pieces or' jare.dsof i.ind situate,
lylnu and helnif In the coiinu of Kmmons
and xt ate of North I »aI.ot a. and de-v I'm as
l.ots one 11) a ml I wo In .on live C',j.
Township one hundred twenty nine
I
hill
if se ve V'-sl I west tie I iftii
I' M.
live
I he offer*'!! for a I
erm
tiV and h'i paf-pos»
ia rent,, of TV. I I. V|
I. hL
years, be^innln^ with Un
only for w'ra/iny
minlrnuu. aumo
|,A K* for ea' uart j/n
A'l lands wi'i tie struck o'l' to h.e .'Ill's 1
'.Idder, who wjli tie |e.|iiir*d f.-p.iy at I IR-:.
ttn.e of basin/, tie r»nt for tne s» asOo.uf^
i'.d^ ais'i, an additiofia- of i- fop-j.-v^ci^v
ink? lease, hii'h fee whi tj'.i a' «.:d h.i.r e^.-:h:
ijijarter-sectjfhi or fra« lion be .•,if4j -. u'4e'F
111 such ie.ise.
Hi. i,f I.ml
lli
xix
Kli-u,
denuiserl
.Notice is hereby ylven by the unrlerf»t^m
A
-r.il/, ee,:ul,. of
the
hint will of Fu
the
wi^ Kudu !ate of
the co
village of Idnton.
ii
ii
I of Kfuijioiis and at.at«of Nor
I la kot a, leceii^»u|. to I
he creditrrs of, ami I
pel sons ha vlriu elalms against .sahl dei
to exhibit I hern, w'th the necessary von-'
rs within si rnon
tJin
af
I
«-r
the
II rst pu hi jc
I lou of lids notice, L«) siild xecut.oi, a I
Hh )n the v.ilaye of Idnton, in said Fi
mons count y. NorlJi l»n'
hated I'ebrnitry A I'.d
f» b'ju r»,ar: ii
i,.a
IIF.II'M./,
I II sl hi Jea I
!oh Of| till
aiy l» I'd'
•."it iy of I
Notice nf (.'hattel-Mortna^e Sail
Notice Is hereby 1/1 veil Ihat deftult li.li.fl".
bii ii made In I
he condlt Ions of that ciri.i.in.
a Inorluaire made hy Ke|nboidt ir:.
i' ml. ir of FmmofiH c/,unty. N !'. olo
1 r. to A iuli eas N
at han. of I'm
rnon co.n
ty N tl coil j/a e«. fluted the Mb day
November I'Nfi and tiled in the olli'T r.f I ts'
U« v' 1st of heeds for Km
mons ou N i»,
I'ak-tta, on the .'»lh day of November, A h,
l'*ri at o'cifjci, ], to secure the f-.f' ..
0 I I
nde 1,1 ei|
Iiess lo wil ne lo
Ui 1SS' 1
Hole, of vi date with said morti.'a»'i foo
f.:l"due arid pavabh- Novtrrnher I. 1'dh
with Inti-iest I h«- reoit tili due at l»e rtj *,i
of in per cent per annum, and afhr d'e
literate of I .* pi cent per ftntlllti that I
def .it consists tri I he fal:uie to pay siid
hot! when due. »»r at all ami that then
due at the date «,f this notice the of
iw-i bundle'! forty threi .nid lu-l'i"i .do-,
hirs i»r liclprt and interest.
And he said inor!j»'a,»c wb! foreclosVit-'
,».y s.i of thi' persona' property :n «i
!r.ort/a/e ind heiclnafter described, al j.-.n
auction, a/reeahiy lo statute, ,t
floljt door of the court-house !r» the vi,..i£$):
a a e'V.'i^
-North h-ikota at the i,our of o'clock
.-aturdiv, the -lb day of March, Id:!
1 tia' he pe .n,i property which wlM
lo
!,e Id at he I our I 11
ou -a: ill I h»: vl a„o
.t'-ro in id Hinl V. on
APRiL
19(2
ne ,i *ij ri
als oid
iy h-»rs*
•irs •. d.
'ne so/ el
Mj
:'-K
MihsefjlJenl years rent hei ie
January l-.t of each at and. lo defau.i of
payment within thirty da\- theji ,iftef, .e.ise
oid
J.e-
.son! lo sa 1 isfy said rnor'/a-'e is descr)heiF-is'
re.- years d. riow ti
U'lit year, old. now
se al
it our eat a oid ta
rrei itof^e at»i"jt four y.ir*j old
,s. ars old
hated ehf uary I'd '.
FKTFK **111 Ki
Mieriil of Kmmons Touu' y, N
A
-1HONO ('AVIRHIJH,
A 11 orn»-y for Mortirasee,
I.hi ton, North hajkotu.