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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18

We are in receipt ot the rid.win,e,
t-'-o4- q me LIS angelo: Cal
DA..y Times, fsY3r .: The3dor,
hrls@ Z former residen, Of White CITY
J. IS Magnificent issue y: - page.
MED rom cover D. cover with rev,
and valuable information and esp4cia!l,
attractive advertising for that eu,e,
p'isng '3Es,i;y. Tie Florida press anc
boaros Of :ra'e may be doing very vel
IN their way, ut they certainly have .
take Of their rats 70 the Californian,
when il comes to really advertising III,
advantages Of their localities.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
EDEN.


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n iyr her hone In Mann
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18

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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18
Nails! Nail,,

JUST received car load Of common and
'alvanized nails. Also Sd fine and I'D
OK cement coated nails. Get on,
'r'ees before buying elsewhere.
East Coast Lumber & supply Co..
- Eau Galhe, Fla.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-01-18

"OuR next issue, wrote the edition
Of an exchange, will be exceejinol,
interesting, as it will contain the nanss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

rem 0relllld ltl0 Ole Ntflilere lmr
0}oIlnlhu'tcu ucrnlod)tcH troB ulct
ElmucnNmQct uiht, sic Grommg III
buQdhrcn. &iclc Der Gniiu0icrc mu
/ rclL nod0cnl lie mlf 0n9 Gcr0Cd &C.
clIt marcn nibt }u buUeacn, nod
cHnoI in lore Mubiucn }uriid}ufcb.
ren ma lih Udrmrr 5u fIeioCu. GiC
6oIgc mar, DOB lie ruih Der &1lte
ilm Cpfcr iicIcn. Iie Wulniduit
bcnli0tc iid, oltc luciblicbcn Boiiu.
alcrc III 0cu OcMcr Qcldbittcn gootcl
ltntcrjlbrinncn, mGbrcn0 0ic Wt6n-
ncr Die McttunN3iloiic bcitic0cn. Go.
pitGn Q}cNcp blicb mlI 0cnl Compiler,
bis oQc on Woro bcfinolihcn M}rn.
ihcu in Sihcrbcit ihicncn.
Zen pGtcitcu gtodIricbtcn }lioIgc
iin0 43 2Cidcn Ncimocn.
Sic @crcttctrn.
g(odItcGcno iolAt cic 2iitc ser @c
rctcten: &oiiogicrc - 6rrr Surri&
,Scl0man unO Srnlt pon Yropiocncc 4;
9ii6or0 Soll bon Erooiocncc; Gopil
tSor uon NriONcton, Ms&.; Sonulcl
g. GOnlbc BON WtolGcitcr, IN.;
Tr(, SoroG @olntp pnn gtcm.O Oort :;
}Intonio 9foion; Cliucr Sampler;
5SrcO @icrNir0 mo Munncrt loof.
GIiBicrc uno N}nlnihoitcn - Gupt.
WcorAc ", AFc&cu pou Gropocncc;
3obInciitcr GScor N. 9Dnlu0 bon
EroUI0cncc; GuurticrmciItcr ,$onc3
Stables uon Yropioencc; 0ci3cr ,<oS.
Norn Don Eroui0cncc; S5cBcr Wortin
Siebcrt pom Eropiocnce; 6ci5cr Sobn
So0on non EropiOencc; @oltcr 9ouiS
Wtuc6orIanO bon @cliu0tou, No.
&crniBtc.
llntcr ocn ucrniBtcn unO no6r-
l6clnlih lnlNctonlmcncuEniiugicrcn
bctinOcn lid folgcn0c:
II. i. FcrfinS, Bolton; s.. 6ul0rcn
@olton; 9lntonio gliuctti, Groui0cnce;
- Nlcdr0L -; Solcpb Whllli0nlL
SSoonlodct VI. g.; Enitor9)tlriio BON
Eropi0cncc; SSronf Z. 8ilion, Gro-
piocncc; @orrp 6clonon, Yropiocn,
&C; 6rmn Nurrp Sclomon Eropiocn-
&C; SonutcI EouI, Yomtltdet. u. g.;
tSron Samuel Saul Eamttdct, 9i.
s.; EulIinc Saul, 10, m0 Wfot6i[0c
EmlI, Is Sabre oIt; Glmloc ". @Dnb.
Frobl0cncc; j. s. Niuoneu, Yropi-
Dence; ESobn SclpiS, EropiOcncc ;Sobn
Gmtp6ell, Nortb SmitbiielO, VI, g.;
Tocob Soncc Eropibcnrc Norm
@once rno sSroH u. &enion SSrGulcin
SOllic SScniolL Srco. GaSbrcc, Eropi.
ocncc; Gopt 9fiNaro Span Gifuli
0unlono Corps, Soluotion 9lrmu.
SSorceItcr; Sicllt. >Sobn Wiolin bon
ocnllclbcn Corps, @orccitcr; Sri. &.
9cdNno ltno ISrl@. 9(lmo Sobnlon II.
9lnnd 00cn bon ocmiclbcn Corps
ms Morccltcr; Guun Gbritbclolu.
FrouiOencc; s. 2. EittS, ,GrouiOcncc;
&omcS WicGIoll0, Yropiocncc; ,Srull
&omc@ WfcGIolo, Fropiocncc; Ncni.
Steiner Benjamin. Minifcr mo 2.
s. 0c0aeS, Eropiocncc; @orcn Noro.
ian Olncpnillc, H. s.; Srou aoro,
iion 9obcrt Nig1or0, @orccltcr, Is.
:. 9ee0, Erouiocnce; Miloro ISronf-
i'm g|ortb glttlcboro; Erotto 0ercco,
FropiOcncc; Gmomlcl Spon 9tclp.
l)orf; Or tSronf S8ilion %ropiocucc;
Gobcm Eropiocncc; ,Sroll
Otodto}, Moonlodct.
zen nclIcltcu un0 5upcrlGiii0Itcn
9cribtcn 5liolNc iin0 II Ecrioncu
Icrcttct iporocn IS Scihcn limo uuf.
Jetlunocn lm6 80 Renidbcn lucrOcn
nod pcrlniBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
ErGiioent Der oScnbonro glir Zinc"
tpbt.

Nem Dort, -. 6ebruor. ~
Brdlioent 9llireo @olter Don Ser
0Seabonro 9lir Cine" iturb 6elltc nadl
3meiuGdigcr arontbcjt in ieiner bic.
'igen @obmtng 9tr. 1tL NeIt 70.
StroBe. @r mar 5G Sabre alt rmo iein
gauges 2eben I'M Giienbobniude tbG.
tig. Die 9ecroi2ung iinOet in 9nlti'
more ltntt, mobriteinlif nm Don.
nerltaQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
QrnniDlOania Giienbabn,
Bnllrtin.
Sic sSlpriSa Sp6iaiipn.

Icbrllar lit Der bee6e Nfonat in 5ooo Srangen 6 Gro
beeren no reti opeI lit groBorg 9ngeport er 9ootfob
o gaOen been; 9eie0idaitde Grei0ne oGn raid m6
Oos aIima nit oet 5ribInssflangen pradoou
Ter 6ooa Spe3ial" uno ser ySoutbern 2rtco" m6 Ser
,Seaboaro Soroa 2imieo" Bulmon= }g 0ireft nod
Nuautinc no nit 9mdIuB iIr Eolm Bead MiomiaeuaG
rcn angenbme GeiegeleJenbe
louren nab 5adionpe ouf Spea5ug ioGren 10 Sc
@Gr5 0an ertdc Billet genten nm 03eiieplGn
petc Ratcn uno oQc Gn3eInbei ten gebel. (4D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Gmtretli6e 5d)iffakata ftrophe int 8tod.-
3alanS 5unh,
Mn bunoett Mcniden criroren oocr crtrunteu.

Samp uSardmOR" ap Snpmou" 9Gtc
&buSc JslanN 6Oac cimcr nGddcn GullOn uncraaangu
BUR Gin aerin9cr She'll Der Fauscc Nanidu O Sam
piers Dem SOo Sdrdldc 2on Der Wcrcctcn,
ic oc aHtc crreidcu SaS THERMOMETER aub on Null
cin gtorOmcltmrm mitbctc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
&ataitrppbe an ciucr Sabnfrcn5nns.

Rem Dorf II. 6ebruar. -.
Gier Eeriouen muroen berte 81
2ong SSlono Sim al elmer areujung
Scr Gong &Slono Gitp.9obH" getoO'
tet ais elm Bug cine geroOe Don eiuer
9ceroiglmg 5uriidfebrcnoe autide
traf mo jcrtriimmerte. lrei 3niui-
ieu ser auiidc bIieben nui Der Steue
toot unO Der picrte Itnrb uui Dem
Nege nud) DEM 0oipital Die Spicr
limo: GQiot Gcnpilliger, ieinc Satin
uuO Sri. Sardb SoaQiOau ans Scriep'
Gitp, iomic Der Gitiher limptbu
Seolp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Yarlament erOfnet.
Gcr iblidlr grofc Ernnf nno gomp.
-SOnig GOmarO'S SbrOnrcSe.

Sobenoe 9Inerfentumg fijr Die ameri-
t0niihe 6iilie IN aingIton. -
SolluO'5 aabinet Oanft ab. -
Grobeben in Sponen. - 4Ieri-
tdle ,Silbrcr in GoriS dgitiren ges
gen Gtemcnce0u. - WtoOiii3iruna
Der StelllHg Ger frauj0iiihen Re
aierlmg in So6en ser &irten-
perpuhtlng.-Gr36ii Guiglep
BON Chicago bringt Eeterspien-
rae nah Rom. - Yroieiior BON
Ntorten9 in 2onoon.
| &0u0oM II. 5cbruor. - Ite
}ncitc Stbund OcS 5luciteu BnrIn-
lncnt9 ocr gcGcmuGrtigcn Rcqierlng.
luclhc lid) III 2lnbctroht 0CS erluortc-
ten NuGrifIS nlli onS Ncrrcnbaus iei.
tens Der &lbcr0Icn ltnO Der Ginleblng
bon nNomc 9iulc" iilr >SrlnrlO 5t elmer
Cbr luldti0cn ltn0 interelidnten al
geltoIten ueripridt, murOe beute pom
&0nig G0mor0 nit ullem iibliheu
Eomp uno GCremoniell cr0ifnet Ger
&oniN mo icinc @cmnblin fubren in
tbrrr biItoriihen 0olocncn Stoots.
&orollc pom NlldinN BoIdIt nod)
ocnl Fdrlnment00cbdu0c un0 mrroeu
oort inter Grompctcn-Soniarcn bon
Ncrol0cn mo an0crcn 9eomten enl.
plongen Die Wtit9lieocr OeS llnter-
bolticS mltr0en ms SerrenboltS be-
rllcn, 100 Der 8onig leine Ibronreoc
uorloS. Niclclbe ltellt cine lcbr &c.
icb6fti0c, Ocn 9Iiioireu >Srlono'5, ser
9(rmecrciornL Der Sentperenjfrage II.
Der ,Sroge iiber Die Iifferen5en 5lpi-
ihcn ben llnterbolie itno Dem Ser
renbolc Nclpiomctc Sibllng in 9lilS-
iidt 9llh Oie grobcbensaotoltropbe
BON &it1iton iuur0c IN Der Ncoc er-
uGbnt.
Sic Gebotte iiber Die slOrelic CUR
gtntlport olli oie Ebronreoe miro Jest
ncbrcrc Gage ooueru, lmh crit mad,
ibrcn SdIuiic miro Der Yremer
ieirc FlGlc Huu gorgebel gegen ooS
@crrcnboIS cntfolten. NSm !Scrrcn-
hollic Iobtc Sor0 GoItlctolun (2ibera-
Icr) bcim 2lriona Der 0ebotte iiber
Oic 9Iorclic oic omcrifonii6c ,Slotte
uc9cn Der BON ibr bei'm Grobcbeu
81 @in0Itou 0clciItcten Siilic.
Miidtritt 0cS 6ol[Gn0is
den &ubiuctS.
S5ouM ~. sSc6ruor. 0lciu,
nod Gr0ifnunG Der bcltigen Situng
Der }lpcitcn aonnlcr oc@ boa1noi.
ihcn Eurlonent9 fiinoi9te Or. &c
9Rceltcr. 0cr ftugircn0e Yrelnier imo
,SudnjniniIter, ben 9tiidtritt oeS
Gmr5en SabInetS al. Die aammer
ucrtogtc lid oorauf. Die &riiis lit,
mie ld)on geitcrl nlitaetbeiit. Die
6olge Der Sermeriung oeS arieaSbiIb.
gets 0rrh Sic aolnmer, luelhe nit
0Cu glrnccrciornl Gorihl1gcn beS
ariegSnliniltcr8 Generals Stool niht
5uiricOcn 1T.
Gr0bcbpn in Spanien.
W 0rio, ~. 6e6ruor. Gin
beItigc3, lieben Setlnoen oouerubeS
Grobchen trat bcllte 81 gllbama, i'll
Der Fropinj Wiltrcio, ein.
&leritole Tuftif gegeu
Glcm mcnceau.
9iom ~. Sebr,tor @Gbreno
Ger Fopit 0ie bon ibm Dem Gonflift
III Grontrci6 5u9eiuenOete 9lufmert.
lunltcit ulti Dem HeIigions.S .Stanos
StuuOpumft beidrGnft, lpeiB man
bier. OoB iih peri6ieoene flerifole
6iiGrer ongelegentlid nit Der politi.
ihen Setc Der 6rogc beihditi9en.
IS miro 6ebouptet, Dab oieie Serren
0a5 Ginbringen Ser Ginfommen-
iteuersgorlogc in Der Icputirtenfom-
mer ais 8ele9enbeit benuseu, nm sic
5inau5lpelt aui ibre Seite 5u britt
gen mo 0en geiltano oerielben gum
3ucde Scr Geronlolirng elmer Wini.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Sr. z. Silebec bat on5 frubIem eel5It, eine2
Der qrUbteH geioeu nCr Qtenibbeit ndmlb sd
morrbOioen. 81 beilen AnGteiis bctbi ods our
irciiiAc Wtitel. peldbc5 iih bereiis IN oelen
idnoa beudbrl bat T. AeuGeoier 4 60 Nor
2iiG. Eelusgott lchideu einem Seoen Der e.
pcrdHNi Wtiter uno ebehrautbSdmueiiunq to.
ncnirc uud ullen Ibeilen oct 8erciliiaieu
StduteH 81 baben IN utien renomniirten glpu
tbcfen 0iltct sud, pOr AaAabniungen gd,iet
ouruui. OAR Ole tlntericbriit bon Z. SilSbee.
u, ,. iIb auf ieoer Selte Der Scbacbiel be
ilnoet (HoQd5r, ,l&gS)
Emmons County record., 1907-09-05
Better Maii-Servlce.

Bismarck Tribune, Sept. lst: The
following is a set Of resolutions adopt
ed by the local commercial club and
sent to the postOffice department. at
Washington, with the hope Of secur-
ing improved mail-service on the Lin
ton branch:
BE 1t resolved by the Bismarck Com
mercial Club: That inasmuch as the
mail service between the towns of
Bismarck, N. d., and Linton and Ha-
zelton, N. d., is such that letter
mailed at Bismarck for either Of the
two places named will not arrive at
its destination until after freight
shipment started at the same time
the present service between the places
named is such as would hardly do JUS
tice to sparsely settled frontier; that
the business interests In the towns
mentioned are entitled to, and should
receive, better service; that, inaslnuch
as there are daily trains between the
points named, we believe we are en-
titled to a pouch service on these
trains. Therefore be it further
Resolved, That, while we have re-
peatedly asked the postoflice depart
ment for this improvement for the
past five months, we again respect
fully ask, urge, plead and petition the
department to give the matter imme-
diate attention, looking to the needed
improvement of this mail service.
Emmons County record., 1907-09-05
Gets What He Goes After.

The Bismarck Sunday Tribune
prints a half-tone Of Col. Z. II. Little,
who has ann0uced himself a candidate
for the United States senate. Col.
Little has been a member Of the state
senate since statehood, during all Of
which time he has been chairman vi
the senate judiciary committee, and
belongs to that class OF legislators who
work and generally get whatever they
70 after in the line Of legislation. 1t
is safe to say that as state senator lie
has secured more legislaLi n for the
Missouri Slope country than could have
been gotten through by any other man
that could have been chosen. Col.
Little was educated for the law, but
has chosen commercial pursuits for
his life's work, having been in the
banking business nearly a quarter OF a
century, aud, in which lie has been
eminenty successful. lie is fifty
years old. and looks as though he
might I've good for another quarter OF
a century Of public service. -icttin-
ger Headlight.
Emmons County record., 1907-09-05
BRADDOCK BREVITIES
ltrom the News, Aug. 29.l

Fred Junge received a new rubber
tired buggy last week.
Mrs. Cad Logue. OF Linton, is visit
ing with Bert Tallman and family.
Mrs. E. Blair, who is at the st.
Alexius hospital in Bismarck, is re-
ported to be getting better.
1t is generally conceded that the
crop in general has fallen off thirty
per cent during the past three weeks.
Mrs. w. T. Best, formerly of Brad.
dock, now OF Wishek, was the guest
of Mrs. II. w. Allen during the past
week.
Lydia Doering, who has been assist
ing in the News office for the past ten
days, left for her home at Kuhn last
Saturday.
Will Fulmer, Charles Paulson and
Ole Paulson came up from Linton
Tuesday to assist in completing DIR.
Welsh's new building.
The entertainment given by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church at
the schOol-house last Saturday even.
ing was grand success Over forty
dollars were taken In. This will .1e
applied to the minister's salary.
Emmons County record., 1907-09-05
who are harvesting big crops of grain.
refuse to take that Forum.

who are harvesting big crops OF grain.
refuse to take that view.-F Forum.
Some Of the farmers who left Penn
bina county for the Canadian north-
west are now anxious to return.
Forum.
With the prospects for a good crop
the catalogue houses and grocery
agents from outside states are work
ing this state hard. During the early
summer, when the outlook was not so
good, they side-stepped.- Forum.
A fourteen-year boy was killed
at Park River. He was watching the
operations Of hay fork, and the pull
ley used for the cable pulled loose and
struck him in the face He died
shortly after the accident occurred
During storm. recently, bolt OF
lightning struck the home of Mr.. Sam
Mathison residing 70 miles northeast
Of Balfour, causing the instant death
Of their eighteen child.
Mr.. Mathison had Just retired with
his wife and child when lightning
entered the house through the stove
pipe, passing from the stove and strik-
Ing Mr.. Mathison on one foot. 1t
then passed over the child, who was
lying OH It's mothers arm, striking its
head and passing down ON one side Of
its body literally burning the flesh
where it passed. The mothers arm
was badly paralyzed, but only tempo
rarilv
Emmons County record., 1907-09-05
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
[From Republican, Aug. 20. ]

IsbVm AsOPuottStstis ~ X. ~.
C. A. Norman has gone to Brad
dock to begin school there next month
Hazelton Knights Of Pythias held
meeting last Saturday and conferred
the degree Of knight ON r. f. Savage
r. G. Judkins is the name OF the
young man who arrived Friday to sue
ceed j. r. Parkins as station agent at
Hazelton.
John Wray has just had a new we'll
drilled on his Hazelton residence prop
erty. 1t is 100 feet deep and affords
plenty of water.
Dentist Smith was up from Linton
again Tuesday, for the first time in
over month, and found numerous
patients awaiting him.
NJ. b. Morford, of Hartford, last
week disposed Of a quarter-secton Of
land out that way to l.. Horstmeyer,
Of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Some loss is reported on account of
grain shelling quite badly before be-
ing cut. A few days of hot weather
ripened 1t SO rapidly that the farmers
cannot keep pace.
While driving, last Saturday, Mrs
w. L. Yeater was thrown from her
buggy and received a shaking up that
has kept her indoors since, though she
was not seriously injured.
| Il. ID. and Mrs. Cooncn visited rel
atives and friends at Bismarck over
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Miss
Hubbard took care of the telephone
Office during their absence.
Emanuel Reichert was down from
Bismarck Tuesday to close up the sale
Of Nichols & Shepard thrashing rig
to Swartz & Beard. Emanuel is now
a member of the Bismarck Implement
Company and is prospering.
Surveyor John Harold, OF Bismarck,
on Tuesday finished his task Of su, yey-
ing the new road northwest of Hazel
OOus AZ ~ u HlCCC vi WI n vi lIp Sllltlll
magnitude and will require consider
able grading. In one mile of the road
there is difference i'm altitude of
about 100 feet.
S. S. Cargill, head Of the Victoria
Elevator Company, accompanied by
his son, S. Cargill, and three other
gentlemen, including Auditor G. L.
Sawyer, took breakfast in IIazelton
Tuesday morning and also enjoyed a
brief visit with Agent Roop and other
Hazeltonites. They are making a trip
from Minneapolis to various points in
the Dakotas, GO-horse- power auto.
mobile being their mode of convey.
ance. For one so prominent in the
business world, Mr.. Cargill proved a
decidedly common and agreeable gen
tleman to meet.
Emmons County record., 1907-09-05
MARIE MUSINGS.

Correspondence Of the Record IScpt 3.
| The harvesting of flax in these
parts will soon be finished Thrash
ing has begun.
Miss Dolly Bradley began an eight
months term in school No. ;, Marie
district, Monday.
Miss Anna Grogan, who, the fore
part OF last week, ran Il rusty nail In
her foot, is able to navigate again.
Sunday, Sept. 18TH, the Rev. S. w.
Hover will again be present at Fair.
view and will be prepared to baptize
the children.
A large attendance was present at
the preaching services last Sunday by
the Rev. s. w. Hover at the Fair
view Sabbath-school.
Hans Hanson has begun term OF
school in the Omio neighborhood.
understand that Hans intends batch
ing ON his claim while he is teaching
school.
The chicken season opened Sunday,
with the result that q crowd OF hunt
ers could bc seen in almost any direc-
tion. The chickens, once SD tame and
plentiful, are now AS wild as hawks
and seldom seen.
Frank Egan's farm was recently
purchased by John Tracey. under
stand the consideration was slips per
acre. 1t is understood that Frank
will soon be missed from among us;
for Dame Rumor has 1t that lie Is
contemplating double blessedness in
place of single cussedness.
James Jennings Is the owner of "a
brand-new we'll and wind. mill, but
has had the bad luck to have the rods
come uncoupled, and he can again be
seen pumping water at his neighbours. S.
Mr.. Jennings has been In the country
two years and this is his second we'll
to ''go kapoot.' But hope this
happening will not prove as serious as
the first.
The dance last Saturday evening at
the Van Allen new stone residence,
in honor OF Miss Ruby Van Allen. was
we'll attended, and many who were
present may be seen wearing happy
smile even yet. Music was furnished
by Frank Egan on the violin. The
young people are very fortunate IL
having so fine violinist in theil
midst, and, should the rumor be true
that he is about to leave ns, he viii! III
greatly missed.
Emmons County record., 1907-09-05
Only hot Air.

The fact that the railroad assess
ment was not raised under demo-
cratic administration is evidence
that the valuation under the Sarles
regime was about right and the pre-
election promises OF the present gov
ernor were composed OF 'shot air.
Mandan Pioneer
Emmons County record., 1907-09-05

~ II you want to borrow money
on your farm. the Linton State Bank
will lend IL to you
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-04-09
Frat publication March %, last April 80


Whereas, Judgment was rendered on the 18th
day of June, 1901, in Justice Court before j. A.
JONES' Justice of the Peace in and for Marathon
County, Wisconsin, ia an action wherein Otto
Kruger was piaintitf and Frank Kolasniski was
defendant, in favor of the plaintiff and against
the defendant. for the recovery of S6i90 dam.
ages and costs, and said Judgment was duly
transcribed and docketed by the Clerk of the
Court for Marathon county aforesaid on the 9Th
day of June 1901, and said judgment was duly
assigned upon the docket of the Circuit Court
of Marathon county by the plaintiff, TO NJ. Il.
Manson, on the 18th day of June, 1901. now
therefore,
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that under and by
virtue of an execution issued out of and under
the seal 81 the circuit Court of Marathon county
aforesaid and to me directed, upon said judg
ment have levied and will offer for sale al
public auction To the highest bidder for cash, al
the west front door of the Court House in the
city of Wausau. Marathon county, Wisconsin, ON
the 9TH day of May 1907, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF
that day, to satisfy said judgment. subsequent
costs, interest and costs of sale, all the right,
title and interest which the said Frank Kolas
niski had or owned on the 7th day of June, 1901,
or which he has acquired at any time thereafter,
of in, or to the following lands ana real estate
in Marathon county, Wisconsin, to-wit;
The west onehalf of the south east quarter OF
the south west quarter (W - of SE4 of SW14) of
section fourteen ll4), township twenty nine (29)
range seven To east.
Dated at Wausau. Marathon county, Wiscon-
sin, March 2?d, 1907.
FRANK O'CONNOR,
NJ. W. SWEET. Sheriff of Marathon county.
Attorney for assignee of plaintiff.