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11 VKAK:
•4t
NUMHEH
In Case of Fire
German-flmerican State BanK
nent
rooting— the
of tonio
world
or two
Titc
'-'-=r-ti j,! js
"in! ^Iioes
'-.-l-i.-s
•-.Cr,
EMMONS
'JO
Are your insurance polido# :.i
away in the property insured'.'
Are they where you can ,ve ae
ee.. to them immediately
Hav- you ail inventory of ve
household jroods, so necessary ui
order to make your claim"
A SAFETY DEPOSIT HON which
you can rent at nominal cost at the
11 HUM AN A ME! IK'AN STATE
l.ANK will insure your insurance
Lintoi),. North Dakota
Positively permanent-
Don't buy a rool to last
just "a year or tuo." You can
now roof
with Peerless :U low cr
tirst cost than
you \e e'.cr dioamcd pn^iMi'.
And you know that Peerless
pis :protection
laid, netvr requires
and forget all
time you 11 need
is
tii.it mice
repairs. Just put
to
when you
remenilvr
to cover. Then, what Peerless has
about itself on the first, will m.dt you put
it on the second. Peerless is the one brand
that makes a :ootini -il^llar stretch over
m&re square fttt
and yield nioie
jiuuon than any other kind on the market.
Come in and sec us and IVerSess
rrepantf Hooting at the
time. We'll make a ',trnKitu-nt
customer of vou with aTir.a:n. r.:
Peerless Prepared Kouilug.
PHOENIX LUMBER COMPANY
L_-ii
tc.'i
Hague Strasbur^
MAKING GOOD"
may he
slang
.'WV.V^VVWWtWV.W/liil.'.'
but it is
phrase
a
vigorous,
(jualitics and holds a
of solid
meaning, hard work,
honorable success and accomplish
ment.
There are many young men, (in
years and
under,
due them
hard worker- who
have failed
to
justify the hopes and
ambitions
ol their
Iriends
families and their
failed to reap
the harvest,
failed to
simply
them by
"make good,"
because they
the
did not realize
many actual
advantages offered
a
CHECK ACCOUNT: the
protection afforded their money:
the chance
to save the
extra dollar
to build up
their credit:
the certainty of having to pay hills
but once
and
other advantages ap
preciated by the man who has a
hank account.
Start an account itli the l'IKST
N.V1IONAI. HANK and avtiii your
self of the materialbenetfis...
-Vvvj VMA/VWWW iWWVWAV-l'
vm WANT YOUR BUSINESS
And will try to merit it by giving you ..-.-•
FAIR TREATMENT
And
best
Goods We
'f We
Can Offer for the Money
W. K. TKTK
I)ealer in
Haven't Got
Mardwaro aiid I'nints
John Deere 1-arm liiiplenu'iits
Deerlng llarve-stinj .Mai lnncrj
Vclie and Jolni iJeereWilsons
and ISuKKes
Wliat You Waul
Tell Us About It
»pr s7o rhTu^i ^R-As8^
duct
the dffice
in as Having been reou est eel
USTON. NOimi
AROU.Nb THE STATE
-M- -Itfesr.aivk cne of tire militia"
oys snot an eagle on the \v nc He
.:#n: a rule.
ii \. Hakt.sa
'ei'ii--' he
Vv!.,e tn,\
,-an urd«-r# and whv
:i
eil«iw wii!
Waiter I'aikin recently
.hundred and !:ftv head
!:«iv his taich.. near Shie
^'ud on the Uhieaoo market it e\ce!
oijvwprices. the ran^e heim: from
dr.wnward. One hunch of
hrouitht an :i\era:e of S! a
lund. which is pretty elese to the
o. rd price f. North Dakota
1 1
'J .!
is
the
!le
Maxbiiss Nlonitor:
ci.i.l.Kth-ithis
$:.id iris-
stale should join (irai.d'
Kirk^.aml insist a reduction of
Hies
t. \t auar.: r:. .-
j«r An
about it. The only
ei,lent in tailroad
a
lit'iic.esU!!hs!
it,
have
another
buililintr
occurred near KcfiYiiare, jus!
Vj as! c,f town, on the heat isr.e of
the Soo ii \vay, lit i. a pi,i".ion of
Mj-e roaildieii atuiul. e\ ent-tive foe!
in•ftit.Oi!-, sai:k in a depth of it'll feet,
jfort'iWK the rails and lies suspended
in mid-air. Ii is supposed that the
road-litd at ti
a bed of soap s.one, and that a sliuV
Mjnot, Sept.
a
I!-
u'1'
a !.»i,.,ri.!ur^l the pri-oness. I».
St.iipffii lif. -!. i:• r,ijudge advocate
MS j,
f-Jji
'1 V,
(.! 1 ii ij'd I' oh ar
11Inn.tin^-a?ea.?• in .nipiain!,
t^iinade l.v farmer?' the hooi isli
hr-nasK-r of htinter- fr- tn the towns'
tind'(sitios, ho in :,de their Holds,
:"fv-ififVp-fc down llieir.^rain, and annoy
•toe u- otlier-^H^iyi-v Ti'.'r-' .are
i.•• n.ys¥'.who :i'.'ft•'-"'f'p'iirt-itim all the
Mtn.i^s&vlH.'t-her in (heir home towns^
or in-.-tiie ilelds. There are ufliers
lo-uaHy, considered Kent lena.n hy::
•tli»rr«Ki«scirttt who, when on a
hiJ-7.ii!i!»¥tSti|.. appear l. lose .all the
-i.s«tkH,:t-' civikzation and revert- to
itji'.t/j.Jli.arliSriMii or law ,-avaj'C
iiois :{,'he. tr-ernht-i.- ihis latter
f-'ns-v 1 ir..tc of awmnt the
fevv:d:o .: all the 'inie hiai ii rider till
rolcdoVsigifl'es, who ?ri: n.ost of
injury, and i- -inforiunate
:.ihatM«eis* more cc-nsidera'.e iv-iKh
bar's Sten sutl'ei misliehav ior. Wh
•a
-ft
DAKOTA, Till"liSDAY,
net the latter arrival is in the same
.ass with the tirst. 1'tu- thought
)csi ess of a tew causes ill-feeling
against a Kreat many. ,\ little
c-••••iMesy. a little thoujshtfulnoss and
a .itt:e cultivation of the disposition
10
^ar,i
the
r|Sht-"
than UrnM-.y .PWPosit»o«i jvi «a lonK way toward avoiding
!,
h,
.'smoothly.
tIU'
Ciunos opcn when is such ^ood
•A itr ro.niir weather
An action is to be started to oust
mK'county comtnissioiH rs of Divide
county n-oni e:!iee .for chary inn ii
.ecai fcts.
he rapid progress of dairies and
oaineru in North Dakota i- n-
«'Xat dcai of fa\. r-
•«.':!e'.u'1'
vtrt .-in»,
ih 'Jim ji.dt'pei tit ,t tv.i-ud a
ehw• ow who wanted to
if weddit
:1 «».v«iu will cet trom ruld.er
,Ml'
•v••with the minsst^Sv. "llist wear your snowv shoes
Walter Pat kin r^entiv shipped l/r,''
^hundred and fifty head of cLltle I n,', 7 ,^V^1
"n~- at ioo -ck. recently1 on \.u of course vou're !ik» a
i-aipped into that station and sold a m-uikey, dear, ol' course it is a
car-yjai^oi lioistun cows, ard that shame hut since the neighbors turn
so. wep.v are the larnnr- ami .t apes. 1 have to do the same."
ranchers-.in tluu section interested: 1a
in the dairy-cow proposition that
orders have heen niven for at least
!it:t en in:,re car-loads of. the ^anie
nn
Me left for home last Monday.
,?•««,• ..• Miss l.ucy Hubbard returned Tues
1.W-- -f the four convicts who ex-1 ,|ay from a five-week's vacation trip
capi'il from tlie j• niientiary week through the west. She went in com
be!ore as I .have been returned to patty with Mrs. II. A. Armstrong
t.ne iiii-:ituUo.'i and will ,ivo en bread and her daughterKdna. They visited
ii!!'. n.i'er ter a' r:! las, v. ith a I points in Hritish Columbia, Wash
mesd ttnce i.ry. :tiree (lays. 1 h* inj^tfin, Oregon and Idaho, traveling
prisoners are governed under tHo ,,r|y |,y daylight. Miss Hubbard
inuttary-rua.t sy.-.t« m. at hen an fame home for a few days' rest he
i, .'4i:,V-t'ffe '''*'Kt'n
fore school starts next Monday,
v,hen
she will ,-igain he the primary
(i
linemen!, sixty oays in ripeii
.tits,, and ire, 'htiii of all their
•'iv.:i,iee!-s. il ihii-son was i:ot ieted
uatfenot'1'! Sjivvyt-r- hanl -i-ohhery
i:'i:fiv«:is ••i.-.- .ei to ... St-Veniren
i-iitapmhi ." Ii'.v:i', the o'iur eoti-
.,,-|,,-r in the local schools. Mrs.
(it .1 s('!:!i.-iicei' the ai.d Miss Armstrong expect to re
l"'Miy?
1
'!,i5.4Jn, .'-.!!ary inairi in the west for some time yet
ir,,| m,iv
-1 1* 1 IM
"f »ther people
and toward making
huntinj: season pa~ more.
Come hither, l.itt »r\ Ann
lie doting mother san) I have
about three quarts of nite to put
upon your head. I see the nei^h
hers daughters
K..
wedding stationery that .flows your even
§2.' !t'-t .r
ti.\I"
to school i:xe .1
Up so line, and I won't have it said,
my dear, that you are n. in line'
-o let me kalsomine vur face witli
p:, ments rich and rare, and put
some red paint on your cheeks and
cui \our hair, and push \e-.i in a
'•trrow skirt that ^hows your ever\
notice you deserve And
cra.'y that scares the hort. on ilii'
•''reet. for I won't have the nei^h
rs say that my dear little ma-d is
not as u,:d as any or as stvlishly
arrayed. Df course you don't look
like a child with ail your paint and
carls, hut you're upholstered iu-t as
will as any other Kir!: of course
ou cannot run and play, as children
used to do. hut we nm.-t show the
-u a a a
HAZELTON
CoW S. Ui-l 'lli I.-.ii). s. ,.i
'riie i\piess
rates in this state are xorl'itant. A
of eld pa|ier weiyliin .-oven
potiniis cost tis To cents to sent to
V.abpeteii. 'tiuiik of it! '.o
itiiid ai! of ink sent fioni .Minn-.'
Hindis ill eos ..-more xpress charges
lUiiis ink i'.-elf. 1 lie coi!iii,aeial
HAPPENINCS.
i'oiu nto Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Andei son. uf (il^tu'oe, (in Tuesiiav.
Aueust J.th, an .-pound mrl.
i' rn. I nto Mr. and Mrs. .1. K?
Krase. living un in the north .1
the county,
'iA
Thursdav \uLMi-t
lii'th, a son.
Miss \'erda 1 IrilKtle left his! Satur
da\ morninjr for Huron, a town up DliSlllOSS.
on tile main line of the N. P.. uticre
John Wray returned Tuesday from
a trip to Canada, where he took up a
1 artii'ii'ar point I He intendsdisposmg of
on the side of a lull, rested on 1 f, 'ij-. J.
i,ml
mg his tamil) to the new home early
next spring.
Miss Nettie Klalnmde opened one
of the schools in the eastern part of
the county Monday. She recently
came up from Aberdeen, S. I)., for
the purpose of teaching in the Mm-'
nions county schools.
1
occurred down in the cailh, with
Ine result thar the surface caved in
to hli the space thus created.
Ip'lhe Ashley Kepuhliean makes the
'amende honorable loan injuied eiti
'/•en in the following courteous para
a ii: have heen cabled ti pen
5
to corn -t a mistake which occurred
tlie columns of our paper last
week tile article referring to the
arrest of .Jakob S,-blabs/ for brutally
heating his wife, which should have
read Martin Schlai.s:: instead. Tin'!
roas mi thought was .lakoh is
becauje nearly everv time we hoar
"f .t Schlal.-beiiig in trouble it is
Jakob. Uen-e our mistake. We!
are'glad to know it was not .Jakob
win wilt- in the toils again."
Miss I la I lie Mi! Ian, cousin of Mrs.
I. I'. Snyder, who has been here
visiting for the past month, left
yesterday morning for Med Wing,
Minn., where she will continue.' her
visit for some weeks before retim
ing to her heme at Kirksviile, Mo.
Mrs. Snyder accompanied her a? far
as Iksmarck.
Miss I ienevie Halch was taken to
a Ilismarck hospital last Saturday
and on Monday was operated upon
for appendicitis. Last rej.oris sav
,'p'd 'th that the operation was entirely suc-
chargini: and coih eting illegal foes ees-ful that the patient is get
as commissioners of I)ivi.|« county,
(jn(, l|(and
,ng nicely.
.dac Colgan and All .-rt II. McKee! ,, ,,
must appear before
.1
udge. heighten
1,•„']1'
at Crosliv to liefend an action to ''V
oust them from odice. The suit V' ''V tth son. I W.
i.n.t ..- 1 no ladv in aliout (.'itjfity
moioises t„ p.ecipitate a bitter live years of age, hut stood the long
trip remarkably weil. She was ac
companied on her journey by
i!U mo,I ,-o".'.-t int- fdso of Anaheim, who has
.1- I,I I 'f orests in this vicinity, and who is
'«iu111• well known throughout ihe
state, he having preached the gospel
in North Dakota for several years.
.., a hitt
fitrlit in I Hvide county. W. K. nl
na-. It-• coinplainiin: witness,
chai ees (."e.ljrati and .Mi-Kee witli na.l
11 i11t_r liieii
lawful fe,
ilii.nn r'raneis .1. Murphy, of Minoi,
v.as: ij pointeii speeial pro-»ei.itinr
aitdrnv.v in tiie rase. The appoint
ment'-was made l.y .lud^e l-isk.
,|(.(.iil(. to spend the winter
there.
I-'AHM I 'd: l-:.NT.
'.'.'Jit
lUenipt^iifs!•') esi'a) e, re
ae- 'mr'SfeiR'Sne.- for roh-
that tin out lit from
fat tinds
town' has in (ti plavintr navee in the
nei^'hiiorhood, it is n.,-t stranue that
he i. tempted to threaten the nex!
litintii.K party with a pitchfork,
svithijiit'waitinK to see whether or
eli
aere-Karm. Stock and grain.
Nivr Ha/.i'lton. Will rent for a term
of years and furnish livestock.
Hu/eilon. N. 11
i:AiN i:i: WAN'I KU.
We want at once a first-elass ^rain
ieiyer. (iood salary, ..Send aj^e. na
l-.i aliiy, firmer per ene e..,,, a 11
I'el'.-renees. »stv'-5'.:v
McKeti/ie Mereant ile i'o.,
1J. MeKen/ie, N. I)
.:») N'r. I -.1,1 |J I...
Notify f«jr I-'uhlication
I t^lt lit '.f It.'
f.iih'i "tl ,-' Ml I Mtirif'i
A
N' ln»r» U'i vet. li:it
,1i Ml N 'A'I!!Hl-J
nf HauMi.-,
\.,r\u Ihuot,.
wl,
n:a«I«• ll'-iin I -.try No.
ii'-i est fjiinr'.-r "f Seet'i,-!
n^»rt),. K»iii.'e
I 'i fi'i ji:il Mt-riiiinn. h-i-
I-SM-J
'T!.! ill 1
It'.-lfLet. ,\
U,:
t!!
•••in AiMl afo in
And
"1 J, ,[I
1 ei'tif.
Linton
—A
1
-in' -'.ill teach school this winter.
Miss l.uey Mark! (V is here from
Ashiand, Ihio, looking after the dis
I osai of her hi^ '\heat crop and
visiinu relatives and old-tune
friends.
'IT
'v Vf Anah.-mi.
111
th(','.'Vhor'
Yufessioihil
Mini,
\.MI.K
I a
t^r in
isa
U'r''
N,',"
in si 1
m. nun rs n,
i.ni-i..ii a
HOME BAKERY
Bread. Cakes. Pics, Etc
Fresh BakccJ Daily.
GIVE US A CALL.'
FERRYBOAT IDA
Ilelweell |'.,|l I |,f ly^
••^'•1 Will.ma. N. I.. .,.( :.|-nWoe...
I'.vei Week I l-i',
da.\ at a. m. and I p.
III. III l.\
BAUMAN & ENDRES
t: 1
aiwt
jWS'i't'
i'.
Ml toil. •Joi til Ci.'l -,l.
•S1 City Dray and Traitifer
I--art I
iftli
111 mi in u» iUf final live ye,,r i»ioif.
'-iaiii|{.
h.l
111 On* a i« v«- betl, n-fire.
r:tf|»y. llJilje iinM Jvv-nilleio
i'Tk -if 111 •Dtifjiy si t- J.lui \'ii! it
laku!ri, mo tIm* 'flsl t,( ii-!oSi-r,
laiiuant iiiiii.t'fi hi it »n
IlernlijirfJ 11 uiti un-l, .»? ]l sr in*, N. I»,
Ai un lltjhn.'if lla^'tje. N. is.
I f:ill/ Hullti. of .V l» ,
Ih'iniicli Kni'll.'»f Habile, N. I
N .-Tl.VK.V-,
*Ail Those*teac'hina fi'n permil?, riri,*Prtn« ""u
EXAM-J who expeet to teach and are. &.•?- ye'
A
.Jvii ».
joji S
AU l"i'
«\L-Li.
ALTO l.i\ !.!•'"t INUI.N
Call on ,'nai le.S I! lariey., coi
jud^e. for final proofs and tiling
IVir. I I Illlri 1MII.
RECORD
Stop! Look!
j1 111 111' ,t I'd. 1 ". lie ti j'n
listen tOotl
it
SILO
i'II \i.
1
vii" ii:rii^ !.,.n ami
Ihoti, our I'l'.i.het Will 'jiial. tl" it..t ex,-,-], any silo
wlieii it -siiviioili, «|ui-al'i 1 it\. sin.plieity and non-t'r.
t-t-1 lit'
in e\'-r\ (.art i.-iilar.
ntarke! a ilo. .-.iriifst 1^ n?k joti tg wee
OU MODEL SILO
l"t' i-\ i•! loan ii.. \1 isiir, 1
I" *111 that ill iiiet'ea^e vonir
'i-iter
lai'iu
bU'AfctfjasiHffiasi
UndcrluHin'j and Embalming,
Fiirniture and Caskets.
f':r.,t:»Twii ,%itl
i«r«*ui('t .tllchtiou t«» all
phone tT'lt-rs.
L.iiit iii, North Dakota.
At
E E A
Watclimakc
aim
iw.
fhc Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel
yoo MODERN ROOMS
Atcd in llirAri of Buainet* District
S I N E A E 9 1
tUflOPLAN. ('All ml' two MliiaoNl ll.to
t-M, -j A I HA 1 NO TO'I I ITHA
COMPLETE SAFETY
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLE#!#
AND IIHf MRQOF CONSTRUCTION
'J'i fK'.'OMf.S
HQ LIVC9
y' vMl !.!/'. 1* A !,I'MIN«I ro aJLOINO.)
u/ \r
•rt1
AND COID RUMMINO
WHJIII, Vi i'M MMT '.AS N Ci CtCCTMlC
"lll'e(,Hf &»RV«Cf.
PUH\ 0 IN
CONNICTION.
The Number"520lJSi*Skot
Repeating Shotgun at'$25.00
h'tnitiH
£r-iil
H'" trun with solid
Ii f.'ii'-. 1
ti .j.«
ral«'
I' .ii.iJ Mipji»t}|i i» ion limn any
uU'f
v,
If in balk'j
1
ainift is
rf
a 1J li'll.'UIC'
wiI..--iJr.M 'l'' i"'i of any
1.50 PER YEAR, IN AI) A N
Listen!
nf 'iiir
i' lv P-i IM 'i( j'" I'-U"'' Pf'»*
ifu't ii
i'J
STFV I'.N S
SllMKif.S's.
M.KSCOPKS^
••Ir il(«iIf f,
111 I I I
wi
dtrta t. ••*pr«'dn
•J, uj/oii r*
ut/*
/y ruining
r. STEVENS
CIIICOI'EK FALLS
MASSACHUSETTS
nut-
I a
'ieiUHii-t ra'toii 'Mir :ioviit will 1»* umiv tlian i_jl:ul ti
the I'en.'iit,, ilerivfil tlierefrom. \\'i
earnings from twenty
Liiml»er Co.
tIm
•/i ii'_r
No matter he! I
we Iin\0' a
liis fanning ititcn-st
to lifiy
North Dakota
O I E O S
THIS HANK
ii( successful businessmen. Mon cx
ricitccd in the handling of financial
:iHairs. They give time and care to
tins working of the bank the saf'e
puanliiif of all funds entrusted to it
arc. fully realizing that eaeh and
very account on our books, be it large
o.i small, has its influence in the up
luildiiiK of our town and community
hey respectfully solicit your account
The First BanH of Lintoi)
& IRVINE
mr.iu
mimm
Clubs and
Lodges
Union No
A. A.M.
M'i (,
I in silay in .i. i, {,,, ,m j, j.
Ii It 1 »»V»T Mope dr«»if
l-.hH llHUd'iil K. '»S M.
'llA^ v,
Union III .% I
I-. U. I
M««-11 »n»-. lit 1
iii ••vt ry iimii.i t,.
z8
Hu/.H'I A \Tllt |.
.1 kn.ni y. I I'll km IJ-'.h
I. I I A -I I V, I it
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