Emmons County record. [volume], October 03, 1912, Image 1

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'Iroceric^:
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EMMONS
()ur Farm-Loan Customers
have our first consideration during
try ins times following crop failure
or other misfortune.
The outside investor has little in
terest in the welfare of the borrower
beyond receiving his payments
promptly when due.
]t is much better for the borrower
in make his loan from those who
are familiar with his circumstances,
and will give him temporary assist
ance or grant extensions willingly
when necessary.
Make or renew your farm loan
through
German-flmerican State BonH
Lintoi), North Dakota
your neighbors
the
new
roofs. Notice how
Vcr'c^ Prepared Roofing is covering the build
s! cidouts. And those same Peerless roofs will be just a
/. HIS! as stand ten or fifteen years from now as they are
:i..i Ami 111 the meantime the owners won't have to spend
repair expense. Peerless Prepared Roofing ends all that..
1 low about your roofs? Profit by the experience
i.n'i 111 ^hl
10!. Cover your building, too, with Peciles.-,
'.uoteii. It's durable as a hillside, and when ou use Peerless
•n x3."t.v Ul.i..vi- 'c she money-ih/st-youaw/-pay-for rce.i
jw.rv I'eeilcsS is worth ad07.cn ordinary roofs by every test
itikfirwimi or water—cold or heat or snow—it's all the same
rPeetie.-i roof. It'll keep right 011 weariny to the day you're
rtady to build another structure in place of the one it covers.
•V I-.':.--: come in anil investigate. N'ou
we it to your property anil your pocket
tJMiik. We're ready to talk. Are you?
PHOENIX LUMBER COMPANY
Linton Strasburg Hague
When the Parmer
sells his grain, his stock or other
products, places his money in a good
bank and pay all bills by check, he
gets a legal receipt tor each and
every payment made avoids the
worry and danger attending the
carrying of money in his pocket or
keeping it around his home, and he
lias a complete record of his business
affairs without the trouble and labor
of keeping a complicated set of
bonks.
i'he facilities of this bank are at
lie disposal of our customers—your
account will be appreciated.
THE fclRST NATIONAL IJANK,
Linton, North Dakota.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
And will try to merit it by giving you
FAIR TREATMENT
And
B°st Goods
We
ilioes
1 1
':iml titles and sncti
a
Pertains to the office,
.coi uu^t the rfffice in as
Can Offer for the Money
W E. l'KTl' I
Dealer in
hardware and Paints
John Deere Farm Implements
Deering Harvesting Alacliinery
Velie and Joliu Deerc- Wagons
and Buggies
If We Haven't Got What You Want
Tell Us About It
FOR ASSESSOH,?**
Having been reoueated
O N N
lS!li
Ti'
Near
ral'ier
1 tiia' \vi
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hot:
'Si
5
«TU
AROUND THE STATE"
raane thier appear-
munting j-roji
North imteta
I ho 1"
will play ur.a'hi* Ind
t'on in iousiarck,
'Ine in ,.,gtOkMjet
1 O I 1
*i*n4? 0.1
try Hand
Hxposi-
The Ju.d Leader im
-it ilit' progressive
"issrt i-n thvi elephant ."
1'iiW'i ih Sargent coui":t
rtre af}.vr.au!ii vvh
.n ho t'ark„ i• ,t
JUSiv
tlv
Tnstetinei show at
'li't liljs- will attract a lot
a lot of po
en niadi-.
or later
I'n ,'. "f p, jm.
1
f'urrotir
v\ itii tiie
ail Us ggt
roa
ur
,'h rod
iraue
side poii'ts,
tiatlit' Meelo,
uie ieaiiing ins'urg.
'•'f thestato, is out
fer gov
1 niiir.
I'.i'mgs ceurty will lusc-the west
ern 1
i::if, which will I i.nown as
(ioiden \'a! ey county. Meach and
Sentinel Untie ar.»S Ciappmg for
C!iui.iy-s?at honor.•. ••r
rum: If only lirnera' lla
could come back to life and see the
mud-puddles in Nertli Halmla. he
would an dogixe for calling this the
"Croat .American liesert."
1'i seme localities wheat-stacking
cl,u :.' j--'•'.• o.'.-'n ove mi 'V!:o
memoirs pledge themselves lo'stack
their wheat next fall and do their
plowing liofore they thrash.
1
The lascuyne Advance calls atien
tiun to the wide popularity of ('on
gres-man 1
lanna in the western part
of the s'.ate. The homesteaders,
especiaii.., appri.-i'ia!i/ hat, lie liai
do
in-.
The box-car merchants arejreing
chaigod heavy licenses in some
I towns. That's right. The local man
who pays taxes and .sticks on the job
I all the year should have .some pro
tection.
In Ward county, while tho parents
were away, a farm home caught on
lire. A si.\-yenr--jld girl rescued her
two-year-old sister and then wont a
isartc-r of a mile tn a neighbor's
heme to give the alarm.
A bunch of traveling men riding
mi a (ireat Northern train from
,' irand l-ork.s to Devil's Lake re
cehed some surprise when a sjtecial
agent of the road stopped several
games of "rum-dum" that were
progress.
Valley (_'ny will have to resort to
1
the use of lignite, like the cities in
1
other parts of the state, as the deal
rs that place have been unable
to secure any anthracite. The short
age alleged to caused by.,,lhe
car shortage, iv
There are Ihirfy-eigh't VlenomTna
member. 'J'nere are 1 ,Jo'i (.'atholics,
liT
i71 I'reshvter
n.. minatiiiiis
12 .M I hod is
ians, with the other
in smaller numbers.
Two siios have been bust in the
vicinity of Fessi-nden during the
prist sun mor one of •Ji-D tons ca
pacity by I!. ,1. l.ynoss and one of
loiMo capacity l:y Kdgar Stone.
I Inth of these fanners la-lievc in
milking cows in connection with their
l'.irms.
Tli .1 ig barn on the Maj.ir Hut/.
I luce, a mile north of I'ut/.siMe, was
bjrr.i.ii .to the grmmd. gethpr with
a ia:go aniount 1 faim machinery,
'"t'rain'and fouru-en head of horses,
iitailing a h.:-s of ahi-ut .-•lo.otin.
'I he barn was one if the hit gist in
!he stale anil was capa-hle. (if I
100 nead.of st• ok.
:Ai'hii!, ih the .M .nich lb raid x
tendi'd sympathy to (.'ashiei (). A.
liici'.s. of a hank at that piace, he
r.mse he had o.st a valuable hunting'
dog, the canine r.ciers of the state
•are not eii'iiing condolences. Drews
tiiedtle- oId trick ef shooting at
the dog to stop him from ilusiiing
chickens. The dug stopped, for one
of the shot entered his heart,
lirev.s is our one purp and -fT-'o.
A.S. rrombie, of Cavalier, sent
liie (iiand Porks Times otlice an"
apple grown by Wiliiam Vaughn,
who lives two and a hail' miles
northeast of Cavalier, ilia!, proves
icbiiciiiiiveiy that fioit oi tlie finest
i,r can he sncc-ssfullv grown in
this state. The apple, while not a
jumbo, i« of good ai/.'i and well col
on-d. ami the flavor is far more aro
matic than that of the line-'l apples
brought into this section from the
rck now h-dged apple-producing sec
tions
Mr.,Vaughn picked almost a STANTLY.
DAKOTA, TIIUIiSDAY. 0( T,m:i:i
bushel of apples from one
many of 'hem measuring 1
numerous
t! is :.i
1 fan
tree,
'even
inches in circumference.
1'or 11111 "Nearly all of the farm
ers about wheie I reside." said John
Askegaard, of Hickson. "have Tlu:r
train stacked, and so we are not
a:'ected by the rains of the past
few days. 1 believe that the time
ts coming when every farmer the
ks are find it to his advantage to
-vr- 1 stack, for it is certain that it cannot
greatly damaged when it is in!
stack. 1 had 160 acres 10. and it
was an excellent crop. There ha«
been but little thrashing done ut
our way. but. as 1 said before, the
I vop e^rain is mostly stacked.
rt-fer
a
as th
o: :.e rapidly comparatively, on Easy street
-niaicK in the Star, broke loose from the!
far posit ion City this week lung!
f*
1
eugh in 1 i:v a isit to this mstitu-
"a la'ei -ale. is tion. get acquainted and see the'
'"'feS i''
1 1
'I'.v. Mr. Thurston was (it-j
I'api-rs. lighud with the Star's liutne. Prog
ressixe Krem and the beau'v tin
surrounding country. Krem Star.!
Jmtr towns
amount of
•.from mit-
.1
1
1ms is another of Thurston's news
papers. The .ate pay's for the lime
.H takes in attending to his private
i.ewpaper
Mohall. 1
i'.t-of tiia
strong for
ills
full •KM
business, Verily, with
thi great reformer "Public otlice is I
a public snap.")
part
lanna
BKiDDOCK BREVITIES.
A non-resident hunter had to dig
Almoin, and then got onlv
chickens during his a.\.
bard luck, s, „i. ai
('.Ion 1*1 lin a limiier Volf! Stella Tingle, of Pollu.-k S |i I
en feet in length was shot the newly apj-ointed teacher for the I
had almost kilted four dogs! Kintrve school, started her new dn
•e chasing it. tlast Tuesday.
Industrial Show at P.ismarek Miss Klsie Sueltz. left Uodne-dav!
In.* a hunuiier this car. Kaisur, N. !., when* will!
wi.l 1 1 bably lie fifty per cent larg- u-aeh a term i.f school during the
C) til'
how, 1 -1 \oar. I winter. I
in ugc-n? county a kid ti.rew ji'l: Miss Mareella Hansen, left for!
of Havvson. Saturday last, uhere she
l'L*iUei match out of the win ).)
a M'I.OO! building and set tire
gra-'s and the .-sche.al-h.ouse
burned.
1*i.runicM'j'here are thou.-anift- of
acit.- nl imshoekt-tl gram in ihi
state. :nd liie bundles that are ..a
ti'.e grmmd are r.ot improvi 1 bv tlie:
wea:her ci/ii.iit ion-.
tin'
»MII be empli.veii as a compositor on
the Dawson Press.
Mr. and Mis. Thomas Shepaiu I
Ha:-'.'-!ton, weieovt-i the first purl o|
the we. vi.-iting with I. K. nnd
Mrs VV. 11. Shepard, of tins eit\.
was
I'r I.arraoi retmrts thi' arri\ai
ef a ton-iioi.'id boy at the homo of
Mr and Mrs Winterton, who li\is
[i of l!r--Idock, on Sept. U.'d.
All lining nio.'iv thank \ou.
i'-ennie Hai th. living south of
iiiaildoek. mi with a very jiainfol
accident. Wednesday, while working
on the gearing of a windmill, some
fifty feet trim the griuind. Ilo
managed to crawl.down and walk to
one of his near neighbors, from
where he was brought to town and
the wound -ised and he is now
doing nicely.
K. K. Lesher brought a sample of
tine plums into the News oliice this
week, which he raised on three-year
old trees on his farm, three and a
half miles west of Hraddock. Mr
Lesher sot out loll plum trees three
years ago. and says that in another
year he will he able to supply the
people of Hraddock and vicinity with
plenty of these plums.
POLLOCK PICK-UPS.
(Prnm-w M'pt \'7.) ."V .'-^*
•li.lm liosa is busy this week with
a big crew of men harvesting his big
potato crop. .John is supposed to he
a litte the best potatog-rnwer on the
I jlanavon prairie.
Stephen Silk, who lives ten miles
northeast of Pollock, will sell at.
auction, Monday, Oct. 7, seventy
head of horses, all his farm machin
cry. household goods, etc.
Mrs. (!eo. Peterson and daughter,
Minnie, left Monday morning for
Mitchell to visit friends and see the
corn palace. It is quite unnecessary
to mention that our harber. .loda,
accompanied them.
I Dr. Shockey will start the erection
of a new building next week which
he will rent to Wm. I.outzenhiser
for a cream station. This will be an
I up-to-date building and will be lo­
tion.-. represented among the people 1 catcd on the doctor's lot east of hi^
S. .1. I-Vtterley has bills out for an
and ion sale at his place, six miles
southeast of Winona, on Oct. loth.
Me will sell several head of horses,
live good milch cows, farm machin-:
ery, household goods, etc.
Art McCtinville, formerly of IJalo^
but who now lives in Aurori. Iowa,
arrived here Friday niuht to look
after his farm interests. He was
accompanied by a Mr. Johnson, of!
Iowa, who will buy a farm here if
he ti mis something that suits him in
this vicinity.
On Saturday evening, Sept. 21, 1
1!12, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
('has. Searl. of this (dace, occurred
the marriage of their daughter.
annie, to Mr. Frank A. Kasberk, of
using I.eith, N. I). The nuptial knot was
lied by 'S(|uire Pulling, in the pre.-
-rice of a few relatives and friends
of the bridal couple, the wedding
Li inga very (juiet one. The happy
couple departed Monday for I.eith,
NT. 1)., where the groom is engaged
in the newspaper business and where
tlvy will make their hon e.
Doi)'t
Kqow
They
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GIVE
Have flppei)dicitis
Many Lin ton people' who have
ehronic appendicitis, which is not
very painful, have doctored for
years for gas on the stomach, sour
storoach or constipation. The
l.in
ton Drug Co. states, if these people
will try simple buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., as compounded in
Adler-i-ka, the German appendicitis
remedy, they will be surprised at
the QUICK benefit. A SINCiLK
lJU.SK relieves these troubles IN-
11 applicants are examined. icnriri
A a
~***-®BAQ§ERS' EXAM-i who expeet to teach and are s,3^yet|
'"p at tlte"\ at'«l
SILO
we are.
Thurston, the bitter half
"ii 1 i. ,\!.i.i,-]
i!• 1 I 11-
«*i tain 1 hut f+»r
til
iiiai'k.'i. Ami: n]ii*Vs'
f'-'p'-r jf^.. \n'* euti i!i-!]\ t«r the
\uit nr.- in t]|,
A in!
1 Tl ij II -I I toll
pi t- ooiit. vf
Linton
FERRYBOAT'IDA
1 i't
HUM
l'".\o|'.\
i,\ ill
III. OII1
Leave v.o,M| at 1'iii: b.irber .-h^p
City Dray and Transfer L,iiii:-
l.i-gnf an I.^ lii' rW? uiirij ,» (iuhc."
I: .^o |,r-ii i*i 'i 11,jft-i i'
Irooi'
Stop! Look! Listen!
'I' l'V'T\ Ill-ill jsiil
Busine.ss Profo.ssioiial
ti SI' I T,
lk H\t. A l-.JiVt.N
A Mm S-
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iMiOiif »"r «i iH-rHi -f' T« lit f»ay
a tin 1. it.r. t' i, Aih
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A. M. I1UITT-
Wl.iiuililry ll:i,k. l.ouo, on
THE HOME BAKERY
At thf t)[(! vir
1 A
eioi )rs
!th
*t 'lii-vi.f-yiery- ba.Mi
llo
Bread, Cnkes. Pies. I- tc
Fresh Baked Daily.
8MB9U
US A CALL.
N. Ih. (*11.
hi
.. and I
Xili-
BAUMAN
& ENORES
E E A
Watchmaker
aim
Jeweler
I»IYUI I N.:
'ui 1 u' lie .1 !.»•
Linton.
North D.jXot.
ni.- 11
BECHTLE & BRENNER
Ii sale if L.» ie,iiB'!Sv5niciK
LI ,N"I'( IN N' II luio.
JOHN SAUTTER
I.'-
tn»r: z~
AIjTOI.IVKIO INvONM:„l IO-
•Subscribe for Record.
JJOEN 'UR. ueKytt ISST I JR
'Mr. Hyde" this fall,
and
1
I lir.li I #,i,
-, .1
SMITH & IRVINE
'Jndurta^ing and Embalming,
Furniture and Casl(«ts.
I .uif! |rnmpt ittriition to all
unJitrs.
Linton,'-North Dakota.
wxmt
I he Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel
200 MODERN ROOMS
!.o nie( in Heart of ButincM Dutrict
SI.": SINGLE RATE 9t,V.
I
URCF-LA
N
PATC
ton
TWO PRNSON* $.00
f'Ji WATC BATH AND TOtLf tlTMA
COMPLETE SAFETY
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS
AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION
FI'4'.LJRANCF HM-.ONOS *MOW NO ILTFC*
tl/' tCSr IN A SI'RfftKt.CO aUtLOtNO.)
rvrer HOOM MAS HOT AND COLD RUNNING
•witrn, nrr.T qui and tLCCTIMC
l-lOr-rv, AN'I TlllI'MOWf aenvic*.
TR/1'1 trr.flT
*UU1 IN
CONNECTION.
STEVENS
VISIBLE LOADING"
REPEATING RIFLE
N«. 70 Llftt Prlc«, $8.00
I l»|T ft I'lff
ufit u^«'. "U I he rart.fMlfff!
j.'o id h' 11rt iri I»« r. Yoil knt/W
whi*M 1h'* uii is Ioaiol.
(a ts -ill th9 game in f|
1' I'lrjin out all
-»ul sure.
Poiota for Ih*
Aharpfth*ot«r
and Uunttr
Ifif'.ft'u• j-
•ii }|»nt jt'
1 ra -s«, wriir
«}.i- 4ifI
f-.jm'rtt. Hy frturn inftll
r.j,* tl v»ln
'l-ill.'i^l'iMlIf l-l|f
1 thn
1.iJi'.-K
1.50 TEU YBAlt, IN ADVANCE
tin* !rii|ov-( 'all .Illllbet' «».. look at .nil' ti.)
il' tn.'i.^ti-Mtiiiii ,.iir au'ent will b« more tlmn i^ltul tu )ve
ruen.-ti :11:• I tli.- lrnoiit derivi'd therefroin. \\",• f,.,.]
1 '.ir pii"!i:ei ill ijiial, it nt e\e«*l. any silo .n the
'fi'ti^tii. 1 ui'alility, itr.|»lieity and iiin-ftv.-/iti^
MI panieular. No matt.-r heth.-i-..r
tiiarket ioi* a Si|,«, wi-eann^lh ask you to see
OUE MODEL SILO
better his farming interest wo I
"tir lat in earnings from twenty t. lit'!
Lumber Co.
l'ir
North Dakota
$5,000.00
l'i\o I lest Mushels of W'bent
Northwestern Products Ex
position, Minneapolis
November 12 to 23, 1912
A iillei ingu prize of hat amount
lit" the best five bushels uf
wheal
We have tli« entry blanks. Have
you got the wheatt1
The First BanH of Lintoi)
Clubs and Lodges
l.inton l.odKu
A. I fit A. M.
F.nw HKA I»I»i'fK.y W
(II AH. I'"V I'N *'U
Linton lllvc
L. O. I.
No.
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In t*v«)ry jitoiii ti
J(»»/p/ri Aim,
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IK Tl NKIl I'
I'll I JlM.t
l.inton Lodfe, No. 7i. Knights ol
Pythias.
Mmtln** !vory (Irst ami I)• 1 r1 'l i.ui»li»
of mouth, H» p. rn. ViMlii,* broil.
rrn In Kooi Mtanllii( 1
rivit«*d.
TIIOH JoNKh.
A. II. ToKCill. K. .t If
L. S. HtiNDIiKSOiN. I'KOI' K.
steals at all Hours
We Try
To PIMM
Apply to
-n«k »n
-*?rs '-.b v-i^.
»r. ffi'.isi on
i. STEVENS ARMS
& TOOL COMrAMT
0 tool
ChicapM Ftli. HMS.#
Smith's Photo
Studio
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Mt't'h .i (i fnii 11
Tut'fidHy Di -nil -it
lut11 iiv« Miitic ii -.1..t«
JH
c.
YATES RESTAURANT
tiive .*
A Cull
tzzz
LiDton-Hazelton Land
Co.,
Offi"r
in I.iMoft
....
arge l.i.st of Iriiprovr'i ^r»ti n
improve! I.arwl.s. Also, •Irsir-.hl'*
I'ricrs frtn* ^11
1+t rr.
Civc U.s a call hrfurr yvi p'ir
chd.se, I.arxJ sLov.it im- «t
rhargr, wl.#:th or not you
L. Du Heaume, Linton. N. D.
If there are any auto owner- in re
about# that are interested in tho new
patent vulcanizer.s of inner tul e*,
they can see one at the Ilecord ot! ce.
There are a couple here.
dre
j-fpn.4,
upua tecei^t uf ijk.c.
J. STEVENS ARMS
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