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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
A Fishing Club

The members Of Asbury M. T..
Sunday school have resolved that
they will constitute fishing club,
that is they will endeavor to bring
other boys and girls to join the
school, Each new member to repre-.
sent a fish, that is a paper fish.
These will be counted at the end of
the month In order to show how
successful they have been, A string
of paper fish looks very pretty and
the pupils are thus prompted to in.
crease their efforts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Mrs Iot.er iIead,

J New York. Jnc 30 MIS-. Eliza
Rogers Potter, w!lc Of the Right
Rev. Henry {. l'otter Protestant
Episcopal bishop OF New York, died
suddenly early TINS morning at the
family residence in this city.
Mrs. Potter, death was due to
heart failure superInduccd by the
intru,e heat Of the last few days.
Bishop Potter "as at his wife $
side wncu the end came but none Of
Ter six children was present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Eularpement of Fibre Factory,

nWm. H. Green walt ~ Co, are engaged
In charging the Fibre fac ory for Messrs.
Taylor 4 Co., at Elsmere Ihey are
good work kneu and Mr.. Taylor has SO
much confidsnoe In their integrity that
they are working by the day.
The Messrs. Gresnwalt erected a mum
ber Of buildings for the BrandywiDe
Springs Company, oil of which proved
satisfactory aud fully established their
claim as good wovknen. Persons who
wish TO erect building should give them
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
The Heat.

The heat today is so oppressive
that DR.. First, who is loca ted at
the northeast corner OF Eighth and
Spruce streets, telephoned us at
noon today that his thermometer
registered 100 degrees, being two
degrees higher than the heat reg
istercd at the store OF Z. James
Belt, Sixth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Laughed as Swimmer Drowned

Paters on, n. j., July John Good
win, twenty years old an expert swim
mer, who was employed to toach swim
ming at the Passalc Rivor winning
School here, was seized with ctaTps
| while In the water last evening and was
drowned. He was giving a loss on at the
time. The people who were watching
him laughed as he went down, aud nos
until he failed to Coine up was their
su ON that he was in danger.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
llG GAl1lS

WAT%E At Christ ana Dci, , on June 3Oth
1901, .luAu Wayne, hgcd G' years
E"atIyes Rnd friends uro invited to Attord
the funcru! Scrvtcts at his late residence Ia
thristinnn Del at Tuesday afternoon, July
ID at o'clock lnlrrment at ri l.. Ccmo
tory without furthes LUlce $
CANNO$ la this city on June 20, lgG., Sarah
the Wifr rJ Patrick Cannon,
T. EeatIvrS and friruIs ard the Ladies'
Branch 81 w. y. Il, A, are respectfully inyit-
oil to attend her funeral from tho residence
of her husband \ o. b07 T.. ith ntreot on Wed.
neSaay morning at y o'ciocs. SUIomn i;tuu.
lem Mass MT 5 Mary's Chu"ch. intermcat
ut Iathc iral Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Services a; Union Church.

To tmn5 cr Browne made n patriotic
address In l'niolM N T. Church on Sunday
evening. He showed tha' our Institutions
we're founded on the Bible, ana We IN ust
adhere to It's provisions for continuance
Of cur liberty. lie alkca liho a cIergy
man. aud his father having been mimt-
ter IT wEs said he mnst have inherit that
feeling OF rovyrunce for the word Of God
that prompted tho speaker like one in-
,pirpl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Purchase a. Home.

Mrs. @. Adams has a large assort.
ment Of all kinds Of fireworks, flagh
and lanterns on sale at No. 204 Mar.
ket street, which she is selling at
greatly reduced prices. Fresh goods
aud reliable ! fire works can be pur'
chased at her store. Call and get her
! prices
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
I'm many
CHURCHES.
CALVARY +. +, CHURCH.

/ At the Calvary Protestant Epsco-
pal Church last night, Louis ii. MAD
nor OF Philadelphia, addressed a
meeting under the auspices OF the
Bro therhood OF st. Andrew. owing
to the excessive heat small congre
cation was present to hear MI Rad
nor's eloQnent and instructive re-
marks. He said that the object OF
| the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew was
to save young men and bring them TO
Christ. Young men unlhinklnsiy
are led into temptation and from 1t
Into sin, and the only safe place for
a Young man is in the church with
a Jesus Christ. Every young man
should search himself for some hid.
den sin, some sin that father and
mother. brother and sisterand friend
do not know about, and take that
sin to Christ and it will he forgiven.
4 Every young man in the brother
hood, Mr.. Radnor said, should be
missionary. The object is not TO
bring Young men and boys to God in
large numbers but one by one.
In closing Mr.. Radnor told Of sew
eral instances that had come under
his personal observation, illustrating
how opportunity after opportunity
presents itself for every member or
the brotherhood to aid in Christ's
work.
HARRISON NJ. E. CHURCH.
Patriotic exercises were held in
Harrison M. T. Churcn yesterday.
rIThe Rev. Walter Il. Avery preached
two interesting sermons and the boy
choir sang for the first time. Inc
bows made a good impression and
with practice will become one OF the
best cholrs in tins city. The mem
bers of the congregation were much
pleased.
ST. rAuL'S NJ. f. CHURCH.
The afternoon sun lay school of st.
j. Paul's NJ. L. Church closed yester.
day afternoon for the summer
months, with patriotic exercises
The school under the direction OF
Harry 4. Guthrie, sang patriotic
HYMNS. Miss Elizabeth Thorn AZ
gave a recitation and Miss Anna L..
Lincoln read paul Reverc's Ride.
Superintendent Baynard made
lew remarks in which he referred II
the recent promotion on persona
merit Of Captain A. w. Foreman o
this city who is serving in the PhlIIp
pines. Captain Foreman is a mem'
ber OF st. Paul Sunday school. Ih'
Rev. w. H. S Murray. pastor, als'
made a brief address, in when he
referred to the fact that two other
members of the school Joseph WI.
liams and Wallace Irwin are in Inc
Philippines.
At Tie First United Pres byl lerial
Church last evening the Kew. j.. j.
Huston, ID. D., pastor, preached
patriotic sermon.
The Rev. a. \. kclgwin prcachet
an illustrated sermon at West Pres
byterian Church last evening.
Yesterday morning the KevS
George c. Hall. of st. John S Churc
and II. NJ. JetlcriS of calvary prcaci
ed for each other.
Primitive LORD s Supper was ceIe
brated at IIarvesters' Mission las
evening.
Bishop Coleman oniciated at al
the services at Old Swedes Churc!
yesterday.
The Rev. George H. Trail Of E.as
Lake Presbyterian Church preache
at Central Church last evening.
Twilight services we're commence
at Brandywine NJ, f. Church Las
evening.
Members of st. Peters Pro- Cath
dral made another jubilee visit
the various churches yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
tainted from the Heat.

The lady employed in selling
tickets tor the Maise at Brandy
wine Springs, on Sunday at noon.
was so overcome by the heat that
she tainted three times, causing
some alarm among the crowd o!
spectators.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Allen Was Hiding.

United States Marsh John @.
Short and Deputy Marshal,James II.
Clark at Milford this morning, ar.
rested George W. Allen on the
charge Of having sold intoxicating
liquor without having paid the Gov.
ernment tax. They found Allen hid.
ing in chimney.
lie will be given preliminary
hearing. The term Of Office OF Uni.
ted States Commiss ioncr S. R.Smi' b
ex pired at midnight. His commits.
sion has not arrived from Washing.
'tOO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
BOY lnvents a smoke Consumer.

ST Louis, June 3O.-- Fearful that his
father would bo humllated by the publ
cnton OF u pic urO OF his Touring mill In
4 local paper as one OF tho nuisanccs OF
the city, Eugene Fsiner, q graduate OF the
St, Lonls Manual Training School, has
Invented asmoke consumer which has
ast on i0hed old y! gInoers and machinlsts.
The re,ult Is perfectly satisfactory, and
the ,boy is now hailol asa mechanical
genius.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Fireworks S,

Herbert Collins at Nos. AIS Mar.
ket and Ala Shipley streets. will
have iull line OF fireworks on sale
at his store. from now on including
the Fourth OF July. at prices that
are lower than sold in Phlladel-
phia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
['ishcrin Office

Mayor Fisher was handed over
the keys OF office this morning by
his predecessor. The new Mayor
swore in ]. p. Jones as water conf
mis- sioncr at noon today Both are
receiving congratulations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
The Meathar.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and H OF.
Somewhat rilnilar conditions will prob
ably prevail on Wednesday.
The Thermometer At W. c. Ia ylors
drug store W. King strsst to-day regis
tered as follows:
O'Clock 10o'olook lo'clook
81 93 0S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01

William d. Winslow will erect two
two story dwellings on the West side
Of Harrison Street near Chestnut at .
cost of $1,000 each,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
MARRIAGES,

Bidder NDKlNS-At Asbury PHr5Dnl 20
on June 30, 1901, by Rev. IT, :. puiauy.
Nlurot Belier of Darby, Pa, ana Anuie
l.. AdaIn4, ol Buruu, Md
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01

The sam e money or ferhaps little mere.
if applied OH IA home through the me dun OF
one Of our loans. would pay the interest. anu
eventually the principal ulso.
You would then hnvo better house to Ave
ip now, and you would lu paying for a home
the full enjoyment OF which would be yours
in the latter years Of your life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Eepor ed by DIrssrA X. L Rob.a1i q j.
Bankers Snl Brokers'
hkW YORK SrOCKi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01

Crews. Flannel Goats and
Trousers are all right for hot
weather, and prices are very
low, S., So, IS and $40 for
all.wool scrviceable styles.
Almost every style Of Thin
Goats from Is cent office coat
to S. Serge White Vests,
White Duck Piques, Brown
Linens and Crash Trousers
in all sizes.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18

THE North Dakota legislative as
sembly met at the capitol in Bismarck
on Tuesday of last week. As no
senator 10 to be elected this year,
there was not the crush Of people iii
town that are present when mem.
Der Of the upper national house is to be
chosen. The outgoing aud. incoming
executives each delivered his message,
and both, were able papers and well
received, although there was some
question a. to what was meant by
Acting Gov. Devine when, in the para
graph anent the industrial school at
Ellendale, he referred to the excellent
training given there to 1.-THE student
0f both sexes" Gov. Devine's address
was the more lengthy. for the reason
that it was an account Of the two
years. stewardship, and told of what
had been done, as we'll as that which,
in the ltghtof experience, he believed
the welfare Of the state required.
FGoy. Whites address was briefer, but
it had a true and sterling ring-like
the battle cry Of. the soldier boys
whom Major Frank White led to
battle in the Philippines. A few bills
were introduced during the week, but
on Friday both houses adjourned to
Wednesday Of this week, when the
actual work of the session began. l..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18

THE day Of cheap lands in North
Dakota is about over. The Northern
Pacific. company has sold all Of ita
lands east Of the Missouri river to
q Minnesota syndicate of capitalists.
The sale embraces all the railroad
lands III Emmons, and adjoining coun.
ties. The lands Constitute an area OF
about 2,344 square miles. Mr.. Hack
ney. one of the members of the syn-
dicate, states that arrangements for
settlement will be made shortly, and
that colonization from adjoining and
eastern states will be pushed With
energy. He says that there are appli.
cations from more than, 700 families
who want homes along the Missouri.
He also says that new branch lines OF
railway will be built by the N. p.
through the transferred. grant this
year. +
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
County Trsasursr's Notice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., /,
EhMONS COUNfY, N. ID.

All Taxcs, real and personal, become
delinquent Feb. I, 1901.
The County Treasurer or llls Dtpaty
will be at the PLACES named below; on
the dates meptioaed, Tor the purpose
Of receiving 1900 Tsxes:
Gsyton; Hampton postoface-Nondsy. jan
SSrr l .i 0ak; 4 S., Livon. postqs,ee : Tuesday.
Buchanan: Robert Ruchsnsn's- -Wednss-
day: January Q. 1901. until ! y. m.
,.SnaIy %!ilianspIstsi II i5t Ysa'ss ho'erhdr"day.
Cherry drove: Emmons County State
Bank, Bratldock--Friday January ii. 1901.
Logan: j. n. R0Op's-Saturday, January
Il 1noi. from l9 a. p. until y. IN.
DouKias 8 atcaA's) storo-Tuvsaay. Jsa1ary
H. 11Ol. = :
u!anayon: .non;, A.hssoys A ,s
J.5as@Y Sa,Ss ESSi.eoh'''rs 7;sSi .'orsrharsday'
Bakksr: W.staeld-Friday. January ls,
1901. Hull.Saturday, january ~. 1901.
Dake,n: Elw'd misunderstanding, Jan-
Odessa: Jakob Flscher's-Tuesday. Jam
/, ssis! vetter's store-W Wedncsday. January
Exeter; Albln schneider 's-Thursday. jan
Strasburx: Johsnnss Daumsartnor's-Fri-
dAy, January g. lyol.
Winchester: Ii Ltnton-Oounty once, ov-
cry day except sunday.
Dated Linton, n. D., Jan. I, 1901.
n. w, ALx.EN.
tjanA-le] County Treasurer.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18

The Ashley (McIntosh county, Re.
publican Office burned one day last
week. The office was; in a structure
known as 1.-THE Old Land Office Build
ing" }" a part Of which was ldnp occu-
pied as an Office by Mr.. Wishek. The
county physician, Dr. 'Maercklein, had
an Office in the building. He was alb
sent at the time. He lost all Of his
surgical instruments, ETC., which cost
a considerable sum of money. The
building was burned to the ground.
All Of the printing material was dc.
stroyed. ~Eae disaster was caused by
a cat Jumping on the editors desk,
oyerturning lamp which sat there.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
First publication. Jan. ls-Last, Feb. 9.
Nnsa~~..SoaH ~

First publication, Jan. ls-Last, Feb. 9. !,
s nosice..Sals es Lasd.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
~ under authority Of an order OF ssle grant
court Of the county Of Emmcns aud state of
North Dakota. dated the 7th day pf January,
iSol, tho undersigned. at the front door q
Village Of Linton, Enmons county, North
Dakota. on tee fti day Of February. 1901,
public euetipy 10 Ithe highest bidder tor
cash, subject to!contt ttrmxtiOn BY the county
judge o. sad county court, the following
county N1fth Dakota, to-wit: ).
Tho 4a3f half OF the southwest quarter and
tho wesf half Of the southeast quarter Of
and thirty north. Of range seventy-Ave west
OF the ffth principal meridian:
II. 4. ARMSTRONG;,
AA&inistrator Of the Estate Of Lammers
~Bakker, Deceased.
Dated January Il, 1901.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
[0TA, FRIDAY, JANUARY ls. 1901.

to the Capital City are few and far be-
tween is better qualified to note the
substantial character Of the improve
ments than resident of the town, to
whom the gradual progress is hardly
appreciable. With the former, how
ever, each visit is more and more con-
vfncing that Bismarck has seen its
worst days.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
First publication, Dec. 2B-Lsst. Jan. ~.
NotICe % Crcdisors.

In tho mattersAf the estate Of George w.
NoTiGE n11 ESlaEnEBY Is Hereby GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned, the admlnistratrix Of the
estate Of leOrgc W. Hanley, late of the dis.
trict Of lta1evon: athe county Of Emnlona
aud state 9 HoEtf Dakota, dcccased. 70 the
creditors 6f.h Aud tSn parsons having claims
tic neccssafy vouchers, within four months
SITTER the nr1t publication Of this n0tico, Ia
said xdnlipistratrix, Ut her reeidencs. In tlss
district Of 9lAnxton. In said Emmoos copp-
", or 70 address given below. 40 q
Dxb6 December IL, A. y. LOO.
NELlSSA:A. KANLEY,
AdmtnistrNtrix,
WinOn1, N. b.
First publication on the ssth day Of Decem-
her A. ID. 1900. 9t Z
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18

"CAsH" HAMMOND, Of Mcintosh
county, has been appointed secretary
of the state board of railroad commits
sioners. i. The appointee is entirely
worthy Of the honor, and our sister
county Is clearly entitled to recogni-
tion on account Of its big republican
majority. -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
Dsisss ef the Csna1Y Daas.

DoS0gs Of the County Oa00.
Tho county commissioners have been
in session this week, examining the
books Of the outgoing county officers
and attending to routine business. For
several days, there was. considerable
interest manifested over the location
of the courthouse. c. A. Patterson
wanted 1t located in the block across
the street from his hotel. Commits
sioners Macdonald and Fischer and
pretty nearly every one else who dis.
cussed the matter wanted 1t located
on Mount Zion. 1t was understood
thata site up there was to be given
to the county. Mr.. Patterson, how
ever, demanded a good round sum for
the land. Finally, the board, after
losing considerable time over the
matter, decided that, ii the land wac
not decided to the county by q certain
hour next day. there would be no
courthouse for some time. Thereupon
Will johnson and Al. Honstain pre-
pared a paper for signatures, which
they circulated around town. The
people went down in their jeans and
soon the money was raised, though
there was general feeling that
folks who had made nothing from
the sale ofalots and had paid good
hard money for their own lots should
not be expected to raise the cash
with which to buy land for q court.
house site.
Two bids were received for the erec-
tion Of the courthouse. One was
from a Chicago firm, who wanted some
sl1, 900 for the work. The bid that
won was that of Mr.. Fort, of Fort
Yates, and Mr.. Ostrum, Of Winona.
They wiltdo the work for Sc, So.
Everybody is pleased that home
people have secured the job, for they
will employ residents Of this county to
do the work, except that they will
bring in one workman.
There is general satisfaction that
the courthouse is to be built, fol-
there are not now and never have been
proper facilities for the careful ham
ding and safe keeping of the books
and papers Of the county. -. -. :
The voters ut the last election hav.
ing given majority in favor of rails.
ing the number Of commissioner
from three to five, ..tn compliance
Herewith the board proceeded to II.
arrange tho districts. The First tBfAcL
donald's) district and the Second
Baxter'S) district remain as at hges-
ent, except that strip six miles 9lde
Is taken from the southern margin Of
each, the line between townships 1872
and 1873 being the southern boundary
Of both. The territory south Of this
line is divided into three districts.
The Third has the line between ranges
Is and 76 for its western boundary.
The western boundary Of the Fourth
is the line between ranges u and Is,
and the western boundary Of the
Fifth district is the river.
Next week the Record will print an
instalment Of the proceedings Of the
commissioners.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
FER oxer EiflY Yaar r..

AN OLD AND WxLL-TRixp REnsDr.-Mr.
syrup o'sd o'
children while teethinE, with perfect success. II
socthes the child, soilsns theeums. alisys alI
pain, cures wind collie, and = hs best remedy
druggists la every part Of the world. Twenty.
dve conts bottls.s lts valus 10 incslculsble. b
sure 70 ask for Mrs. WinsloW . Soothing syrup
aud take no other kiud 'asss.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18

:, TIE grip again has the world in its
grasp. The daily newspapers estimate
that there are million cases of grip
in. the United States, q quarter Of
them in New York City.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
i i First Dabaseatlon., Jan. 4-Last, Jan. IS.
sale 81 a.ana.

sk1orICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT. .UN-
IN dor authority OF IN order OF sale Srantcd
10y che Hon. q. Rowerdtnk. Judge of the
dESuatY cou!t Of tho county Of Emmons, in
fhs ststeof North Dakota, dated the ID day of
> December. 4. ID. 100. the undersigned, the
Sunrdian OF Julius Daper. Of said county
;yill sell " private sale to the highest bldde.
lndss.sSt s!i ss!d county court, tho following
The soatssif q. ~ OF tho southwest
quarter q. ": u Of section number thirty
fOpr (5lj and the southalf u. ~ of the
aoathS.st quarter g: E. ~ Of section number
thirty-three (zg. I'll In Township number
range number seventy:four C4) west Of the
afth 0th) principal meridian, aud situated In
The sale wililIe made on the a0th day Of
January, A. d. 1901. at the hour Of O'Clock
All bids must ho In writing. and may be
left T my res idence n said Emmcns connty.
of the postomce Of eelx IN. said Emmons
county. JAkOB BAUER,
Guardian Of Julius Bxuer:
Dated December ~. A. ID. 1907.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
H0R SALE.

Gesas that Are Honestly nIaa.,
81 I have for sale complete line of
Harhe:s and Saddles made by Miller,
Of Selby, s.. d.
I sold more than twenty sets of this
Harness last year, under guarantee,
and have the first complaint to hear
from.
Harness Extras of all kinds on hand.
q. W. TRACY,
uan18.mar25l Dale, N. D.
FOR SAFE.
Old Odnewspapers, at the Record ofice.
Apply Il, r. B. 6TRERTER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18

The writer visited Bismarck several
days last week-the first time in two
years. Tie appearance Of the city
has much improved during that time.
There was period-a period extend.
ing over many yean-wheh most Of the
business houses were little more
than "shacks," and when the boom
spirit had greatly overdone the re.
iquircments both as to business houses
and the professions: In other words,
the city was ahead Of the settlement
Of the country tributary to it.
The reasonable result was that the
vigorous competition caused the
weaker establishments, to succ1mb,
untilat the present time the relations
between city and country are more
nearly normal, and it is said that most
of the men In business at the capital
are making some money. There are
many bare lots where buildings stood
before the dre, but these will be occu.
pied In due: time by substantial struc-
lures, as the demands Of trade caused
by the development Of contiguous
territory require their existence. Two
splendid buildings are the Northwest
hotel and the Northern Pacific depot,
the latter partially completed, but
to, be finished In the spring.
=
Last week there was considerable
unpleasantness and ill.feeling stirred
up over the prosecution Of Mayor Pat
terson for being, % alleged, the chief
engineer of satninlature Monte Carlo.
The case was tried in the district
court, With . strong array Of legal
talent on either, side Attorney Gen.
eral Comstock aud John Cochranc (ol
|CochEane =, Corltss Grand Forks
= y
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18

o. Il. WILL, Of Bismarck, is sending
out his seed catalogue. A sure sign Of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-01-18
LlNTON-BRADDOCK I.
.Mail-sitag Line.

= X ) aa a sas d.
I hereby give notice to the public
that; i am operating q daily mail.stage
line between Linton and Braddock.
through Walliamsport At Braddock
my line connects with o stage line be.
tween Braddock and Steele, the latter
place being ON the Northern Pacific
Railway and the former place on the
500 Railway. Passengers going or
coming by either of the roads named
can thus reach Williamsport OF Linton
BY my line At Linton there are stage
lines to the east, west and south, 50 that
a.passenger coming to Steele or Rad:
dock can reach any part Of Emmons
county by way o. Linton.
~. DAVID KINDS,
Linton, n. y.