Emmons County record. [volume], May 09, 1912, Image 1

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XVI
YEAR: NUMBEB 2
Success or Failure?
J.J. Hill, says, "If you want to
know whether you are destined to
be a success or failure in life, you can
tind out. The test'is simple and in
fallible. ARE YOU ABLE TO SAVE
MONEY?"
One may be ever so thrifty and
succeed in saving, but if his money
is not in the keeping of a strong and
safe bank he is in danger of losing
it.
Let this bank be YOUR bank. In
terest on savings deposits com
pounded.
German-American State BanH
Lintoq, North Dakota
Xw is Painted
the Time Your House
to Get
Paint left over from last sea
son we now sell $1.50 per gal.
New paint just in, $1.75 pr. gal.
I S
WOIUFER
Linton, North Dakota
DID YOU EVER KNOW
Anyone who was sorry he had an
account in a safe, conservatively
managed bank?
The First BanH of Lintoi)
Requests that you ask any of its de
positors what they think of its being
a safe, convenient and satisfactory
bank in which to carry your account
—either certificate or chocking.
The names of our directors speak
for conservative and careful manage
ment they are:
I:. I'l-TKIE,
i.
A HI-KOLZ,
H. A. ARMSTUONti,
Hot Spring
Blood Remedy
W. O. IRWIN,
E.
An cfliuicnt and reliable nicdicinc
'"i" Impure or Impoverished Blood,
Serofula, Uoils and Pimples, Kc/.e-
111a, and all forms of Iilood and
Ski
11 Diseases. "Free from Harm­
ful Ingredients." .011 tlie liottle,
»nly, at
A. CRAIN.
VORLANDER'S
DRUG STORE
EMMONS COUNTY RE
POLLOCK PICK-UPS.
iProeros* M:i\
Jesse Payne is in town to-day
The littlo son of Mr. and Mrs. Rov
Rales is very ill. The child has been
in poor health for two years or more.
Fence building and repairing and
general cleaning up is now the order
of the day in the residence portion
of the town.
The people living in.the north Dak
country report a two-inch rain there
Tuesday afternoon. The rain was
accompanied by hail.
Mrs. L. R. Seymour departed
Wednesday morning for Moose Jaw
to j»:n Mr. Seymour, who departed
to make his home there week before
last.
Andy Marsh drove over from
Wakpala Monday. One of his horses
was taken sick while he was in Pol
lock and he was forced to remain
here until yesteday.
Jos. Rosendahl is now operator on
the Soo Line at Underwood, N. U.
In a letter to the Progress he states
that L. H. Corey is also in that vi
cinity.
When John "olmonson was in llis
marck this week lie saw F. A. Ras
beck, who is now workng as a
printer for the man who publishes
the Jim Jam Jems. Kas. is drawing
down $75 per month for his labor.
Some of the school boys are slight
ly rushing the season by "^oin*
swimmin' in Spring creek these
days. The youngsters say the water
is slightly chilly but they don't mind
that.
Fred Freeman, the horse-trainer
from Dale, was in Pollock Saturday
for the lirst time in a month. Mr.
F. has spent much time in l.inton
lately, breaking colts, ami his farm
work has been done bv Roy Adam
son.
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
iNuwn. .M ay
Mrs. Doerschlag is on tin* somi
sick list.this week.
Tfie ground is in splendid condi
tion for breaking.
Thursday of last week rain fell
during the entire night.
Attorney General Andy Miller
was in town an hour Monday.
Frank Iiarta, the Kintrye machin
ery man, was a Hraddock guest Sun
day.
Attorney Chas. Coventry, of l.in
ton, passed east to Kulm on profes
sional business, Monday.
Rancher O. 0. Johnson left for
Coal Harbor, on the north Soo, yes
terday to buy a bunch of cattle.
County Commissioner Andrew Han
sen was up from his farm on Mon
day. Andrew is putting in a big
crop and expects big returns.
1. E. Shepard returned from
Hunter's Hot Springs, Montana,
Tuesday, coming over the N. P. to
Dana, and landing during the heav
iest part of the rain storm thai oc
curred that aftenoon.
Scientists claim that the S O I S
found on the perch taken from
sluggish, putrid waters, such as the
creek south of this town are of a
canccrous nature, and that the lish
is dangerous to feed to man or swine.
H. W. Jlatzer, of Hazelton, as
sessed this di-trict, or rather town,
Saturday, lie forced all of us to tell
where the silver plate and diamonds
were hidden, and then, with uplifted
hand, each mother's sun ami each
father's daughter swore that they
were a "dimocrat" or a "republi
can.", Hut it was not so bad the
dear girls had to swear to th-ir ages.
The Hraddock Dramatic Company
autoed to Napoleon Saturday last
and introduced their now famous
play, "Above the Clouds" to a
packed house. The cast of charac
ters was the same as it uas when the
play was produced in Hraddock, and
Napoleon was well pleased with the
play and the players. On Hie other
hand, all members of the troupe have
nothing but the highest praise for
Napoleon hospitality. Hut. though
there is "n any a night without a
star, there is never a day without a
cloud." in a gumbo flat, near Na
poleon, A. Staak'scar balked. We
as «n
--peppfe'of tfie tilslrfct to run
ceinjutete for Assessor
LINTON, NOBTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, MAY J.
Lucile came up on Monday's Soo
train, and on the same day Michael
Kaiser went down and mended the
car which sailed into the home port
under her own steam.
Miss Hazel Easton. who is teach
ing near Rittin, spent Sunday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. (I. H.
Kaston, in this city.
Miss Ella Madsen. of lla/.tlton,
had 011 ehxibition a neat stock of
millinery in L. M. Doerscl.lag
Co.'s store during the first of the
week.
Mrs. Kate Savage returned Thurs
day of last week from the Mayville
normal, where her daughter. Miss
Edna McLauchlin, who is a pupil at
that state institution, had recently
undergone an operation for appendi
citis. The young lady has unite re
coviled.
Miss Eva Ilurlbut, sister" of Mrs.
VV W. Mandigo and Mrs. ,luhn Pe
terson. arrived from Sutton, Que
bec, Saturday, and will make an ex
tended visit with her sisters and
their families. Albert Turner, a
young man from eastern Canada, ar
rived the same day and is working
on Mr. Mandigo's farm.
During the past week the Hrad
dock district has been treated to
soaking showers, but the climax
came Tuesday afternoon. For near
ly two hours water fell in torrents
and the streets were Hooded. All
are agreed that crop prospects are
brighter for the time of year than
they have been since the spring of
llin'i.
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
»y«
Mrs. ,1. I',. Davis, of Teitivik, visit
ed Ha/.eltori friends Thursday.
Fd Easton transacted business at
the county seat Monday evening.
Auditor John R. Snyder was a Ha
zelton visitor from l.inton last
Sunday.
A. E. Klabunde returned Saturday
evening from a week's tup to Cro
ton, S. 11.
Miss Harriet Hubbard, forriierly
of Hazelton, is now working in a
millinery store at Norfolk, Neb.
The second team of Hazelton base
bull artists went down to Temvik
last Sunday afternoon and "wal
loped" that hunch J-l to 17.
Hie last meeting of the nula club
for this season was held Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. eater, at which time a" most
pleasant evening was spent by, all
present.
Spo ing seeding in this vicinity is
pretty well over with and farmers
are now turning their attention to
breaking for flax. Much raw land
will be turned over this year for this
crop.
A party of young people motored
to Wilde's lake last Sunday and cast
a few lines in search of lish. They
were rewarded by capturing one fine
specimen of the finny tribe, but say
the lish have not yet come into the
lake in any numbers.
A spark from H. A. Coerhing's
plowing engine set a prairie lire on
the school section just southwest of
town early Monday morning. Only
about four acres burned. The grass
being still damp, the lire traveled
slowly. Flic school seel ion is leased
to .1. I. Roop, who is depending on
cutting his hay there this year and
it would have meant a heavy loss to
him had not the fire been gotten un
der control so promptly.
Next Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock the stockholders of the Ha
zelton Creamery Association are
scheduled to hold a mooting to de
cide one of the most important
questions that has been up before
that body since its organization three
years ago, the matter of whether or
not I hey will rebuild the local cream
ery. It is to be hoped that every
stockholder will bo pre-ent at this
meeting and will vote' in tavor of
rebuilding. Past xperiences show
that, while the creamery didnt' make
a great deal of monev, the institu
tion was of great henefii to the com
munity in hundreds of ways. And
there
1
remains no doubt in the minds
of ttiose interested that the cream-
do net kn'iw how long the party ei cry could be run so as to yield lt.-j
joyed the bull-fog orchestra and we
wouldn't dare tell, if we did know.
Not far from the same spot J. J.
Kyan left the rear axle of his ear in
the gumbo soup, and the car is still
at the Napoleonic city. Put Titanic
symptoms were in the air Sunday,
Senator Allen and a party of friends
drove to Shell Putte, eighteen miles
south, where the transmission went
shareholders a fair i!i\idenil.
Notice of Kxpiration of Redemption.
To I.
i: ot i* licit Tax-^Jii* rtl(iMt»- N«
tin- lav sail n,r». I V.ni.
of tin fi 11 i1• rr.'- i|»-si'fi a vi/.:
Tin- son h. a.-,I of I
hi rt f.j'i
i-»11, Towii.'hip nrn-h'in'ir»"l I wi-nt y-nim-
I i' iif of UatiK'* v»• ni -six '.'•) wirst
!.»• I'.flh I'rinripa. I«• •. :in,
jn J'.TfriMoiis rotiiiiv. hii-.ota for tin*
as of vi ir on iitJ, lias
pr s. I'l.'il at this oilier airi .»p ton fiotfJi*
fit ti«i'f ii.-r»'iin iiit sai-j was so)fl
I'U '(••••'I ineiroil lliril S,IIU ilarjt!
much unwritten history i-ai sair for iil: ami i, ,uii mil r«*iju irnl
a i, ... I to rr'|»-nn hnitl 1 a ml from ^-a'l sal«» rif the
WHS nilPli.'. Mrs. A I U'll fit I.4 S 0:it
Notirs is nercn
11*•ri-of.
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Mi
SILO,
pel'.cent...
Linton
loll. N I his li tl:»v «.r April. I'M.:
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Uit *. m.ule ||imistfiul Kntry No.
Serial No. on.W*. fur thr in»rthw»»s! «|tiftrtcr of
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hrast ijnartnr of
sixitluvi-sl 'inartrr if Si-ctliui Township
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pal ha.H tilfii ttoil.T of Int'iition io
inaUi- Itnal tlvr y« :ir proof, "to «.st alii Inh
claim lo tin' !:111• ,iitov•' ilts'riIit'ii, in for*
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Notice for Publication.
lit of 1 hf I lit rlo?,
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.Notice Is lirjrl-y mvi'li thilt
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«»f Linton, North h.ikoia, win'.'••'oh Maiv'h'l
I'.'ll. tninlr iiotmst.-ail Knlry No (ipMKt, fi*r
thr sotit hrast ijtiartrr of M-.-tlon '»i, Town
ship M- north iCani."- west of In- lfth
I'rlm-lpal Mrriillan has llh notl- r. of Inlrn
I ion I n1.1 kr IInui •-om milt
at Ion proof, lo rs
tahllsh I'lliim to hr luiitl liliov «l rs«* I ir«l,
h.foir I' ii Hooks. Irtk of I hr lUsllIn
oiill, at l.lntoh, Noith lakola, ot
'la of iitif, I'.HJ.
htlfnaiit iiatm-s as II
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lost ph ^fhi rr. of 1.1
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Notice for Publication.
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»f l.tnton, .North liakot.i, vs ho, on April
I'»07. inadr 11 om ,LII Kntrv .No .tnoifi
.Til il No HlijJ Vi. for thr south half of thr
tiojlhwrst 'jiiarl- aii'l lots 5 an'l of rc
lion 'I'ownship 1 11 i.oilh inyi-'x wrsl of
thr lifth Principal PI la n. has liir»l fHith'r
of intention ukr tinal tivr yt ar proof, to
•stabhsh ciaiiii to thr iait'l iliovr |rsn Hint,
hrf'ii hai Irs 1'. a i«'.y, .1
il'lu'- ami MJlrlo
i« of hr on nt on rl, a Lint.on .North
bal»ota,oii th»* |-th 'lay of May. I
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\i N. 'l KV KNs, K.vutiT.
Notice of Hearing I'elilionfor I.i
I'enso to Sell Ileal KHtate.
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,' h«-irhy not.li.'l thit tin- tltion
of il.iiri'H II. in II h. aln lh!ilf:itoi of I hr
est.ill* of I M«lrri'-W iti. liaiM"! ..it*- of thr
county of l. tkr :iii'i st.it»-of -»jth I'rtkoi.ii,
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moijft rou li
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Vai'l prtitlt.n wl I.' !.• aiM hylhis court
un I ursMay till- liih'htyof y, A I» l'.M:i,
at t,«-n o'fM.t'k in th»- f'.fi i.O' fi of that May, at.
th" Court oi iins of his '/!nt,:n h«* 'On
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hoi..sr, in thr villas- .. I
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Stop! Look! Listen!
•p at the \anl ot the (iondrid^i'-i'all I-UIIIIKT V. look at our model
and listen to the demonstration our a^ent will more than ^1-td to irue
\"I1 on Model Silo Coiistruetioii and tile hellelits deri\ eil therefrom We
eel-tain :lint for less money our product will e.pial, if not e\eel, anv silo on
market. And when it rumes to strength, durability, simplicity and minfrfeziiiir
properties, we can delivehhe .roods in every particular. No matter whether or
not \ou an- in the market for Silo, we earnestly ask you to see
OUR MODEL SILO
Ami lor e\ er\ man who wishes to better his farming interest we
proposition to oiler that will increase your farm earnings from twenty
•oolrili»v-(,jill
lUM'ti tiHs mi.t ttv. 1
In- stun of «I I v.. :inil
thiii tin- 11
in»- fur r«»l' sui.j naU*
will t\pli t- ntiM't «l:tys iM«t I !n« SIT I I of
tills lint oV
Wit III'SS til h:i in
I iill-l sral if Ht I,In
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Linton Lodge No. yH,
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Lumber Company
We will gladly explain our methods of makinic loans on
Keal llstate to any who contepmlate building or buyinK a home,
or who wish to make or renew a loan upon farm pro|erty.
No one can offer more liberal terniH, or
more promptly.
n.
M««MM Nffoiid th] fdiirlli
Tutrndiiy in riuth month ul
hull iiv«r Ston« lriiK storr.
Row. KIUHIHM K, W. M.
('IIAH. (JOVKNTKV. FIVE,
l.inton Lodge, No. 7i, Knights ol
Mythlaa.
M»Mi»kh i«v«ry f)r»t an! third Thur*luy
i'H«*h month, at m. VjnUiiiK broth
r.s in »1*nJlriK InvtUxl.
Illus. JON Kb, r.
A. li. TO
(Kill. K. of It. A H.
Union Hive No. 28
L. O. T. M.
MofitlngH llrst Monday
In «very month.
lifr/.RTTA ATHA, I/.
JKNNIK TI KNKII, It
KTTA •NIK, I',
Business Professional
•AUMHTKO.VJ Al AMKKo.N
A tlorni'ys-.it J,4w
I.INTON Nou. IMK
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I'hy.slclan arid ?*urif«ion
Offlri nt VorlithdiT'H I'rtiK
5*7~I'horir ('oriricriiorm Nluhl or Dfty'op
I itrnn:'*1 l.liii Calls Promptly AtihWi-rrd
Mi A KM MATH KOOM
('ITY MARItEK SHOP
A. M. MUTTS. I'ruprlwtor.
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l/tundry lla.Hk on Monday
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h. forr this ''oiJ11 HF.'L show IMHV, if any you
11avr, why thi» p« ti'.on stiotici i.ot hr yraii'
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in »loui.t .ui t,
I., s.'ivicr of this .tatlofi hi maM«' hy
P» l.ijcat il II Hi thr Fn mons ounty K» '-orM.
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four -ir-i
sivi* wrrk- and i-y p»-r son. sitvic.-of this
holier t^oii Thomas ion.- -,ia .1 1/u a «1,
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Mil ill (.JiS. I
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Jeweler
itci'&lrink' :t Specialty
('allai the Home liakery
Linton, North Dakota
aiuwIO
I.inion, Norlh Dakota
fee:
til.
have a
to lift
N a a
—rrnfViniwiJUTjYvwinAnji.
Our Real Estate Loan
Methods
handle
We always have money on hand for Heal KHtate loans.
First National Bank
of Linton, Nor. DaH-
Capital, $25,000.00 Surplus, 10,000.00
1)1 It .'TOKs.
v'otiji Mc rory,
I'. J. J'irt/,
Clubs and Lodges
your loan
("hri.st. Vorlandrr.
M. !'. B«irt(rr.
J. IIK( HTLK TIIK(J llltKNNKK
BECHTLE & BRENNER
City Dray and Transfer Line
Liglit aitrl lieavy IIHUIIIIK done.
promptly trunsferreit
to and from depot.
Wholesale and retail dealers in ice.
1,1 NTON,: NOKTII DAKOTA.
Pi neh urst Stock Farm
Stallions for Sale
Shires and Percherons
Kanyinj,' from two to four
.Veurs old. This is a nici! lot
ol Stallions, the, heav.V'lHined
kind that will mature horses
weitfhinx from I.HIMI to 2,•
pounds. These horses are a
Ifrand lot,
Quality My Main Point
in Breeding
These horses are from the
liest, families of their respect
ive. Iireeds. I am crowded
for room and must sell. I
make priees that will interest
you. Will lx? pleased to see
.vo11 at, m.v liani, Yours for
business,
Sclfrldg*. N. U.
CORN-SEEDS
Our 2!ith Annual
Catalog in now
I ready and free for
the aKkin(r. It is a
work of art and full of (rood things.
Dm King Cora an front «o*ar.
WILL'S PIONEER SEED
HOUSE and NURSERY
OSCAR H. WILL A CO.
BISMARCK, NO. DAKOTA
4HMLC0WART
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