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The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Can young man in college he a
real student and an athlete! Read to-
mGFTOW'S Herald.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Frank Chance. the Cubs manager.
considers the Phillies the dark horse in
the National
New London has won only five out Of
thirty-five games. That makes a noise
like Brooklyn.
The "StahI benefit" game at Boston.
Thursday netted the widow of the
player $314o.5o-
Robinson. the veteran Baltimore
catcher. has volunteered % play with
the Orioles against Montreal to-day.
Champion Batter Stone needs a tonic.
according to The Washington Herald.
There are OtheTs-BOstou Herald.
Tim Hurst says he has time to 90 out
to get q drink between pitched balls
when Mr. Doyle. Of the Highlanders. is
on the mound.
The Boston Americans have had
double figures scored against them only
once this season. Cleveland was the
guilty party
Clancy. the Rochester first sackor.
has made one error in thirty-ono
games. He has put out 336 runners and
has an average Of .997.
Following the sale Of Pitchers Fssick
and Mlnnahan 20 St Paul. Cincinnati
has Just turned Catcher Joseph Laugh
lin over to the same club.
From Lawrence. Mass. comes a weird
story that Pitcher Leith pitched a game
with a broken arm and didn't find out
about it until after the game.
Manager Mike Finn has signed Bob
Woods. a former Detroit catcher, for Lit
tie Rock Woods played with Toronto
in the Eastern League, last year.
jim Mcclure has reinstated Pitcher
Joe Harris. who was suspended from
the Boston Americans for breaking the
training rules. Harris has promised TO
be good.
Everything in the four-toam Hudson
River League IS moving along smooth
". and the fans I'm each Of the team
towns are giving their men splendid
support.
The Cubs declare that the PhrIies
have a real live find I'm Otto Knabe.
the Reltzhoover boy. He killed more
than one hit for the champs in the Sc
rics this week
The Cleveland team is carrying
eight pitchers and three catchcrs. in
addition 20 an extra infeIdar and out
fielder. Lajoie is well prepared for ac-
cidents this year.
Hugh Jennings keeps telling the man at
the bat not TO forget To touch all the
bases. JUST as if the payer was about 20
hit The bah for q home run. As e
coacher Jennings is a big Boston
Globe
Says Manager NcCloskey. of the St
Louis Nationals: "When / took charge
it was the worst disrupted bunch ON
earth. finally got rid OF the sore.
heads, and right now have the best-be-
haved team in the country. / told the
BOYS in the spring I wanted harmony
and didn't care what position we occu-
pied as long rs we pulled together. I
appreciate right now that I haven't q
winning combination but it won't be
long before l VIII own one"
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'Tv5 ont when winning run scored
fBattlG for LaiEeIf
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Boston, a ST. Louis, 3.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Pr5ria.noa-Praulue. 10: Toronto, !
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Lightning Kills Famous Brood Mare.

lexington, ~. June 14-The Ia
nous brood mare Greenwich. by
Kingston, dam Greenwich, by Himdar,
and q sucking colt by Plaudit owned
10y p. D. Foster of this city were
killed, by lightning yesterday morning.
Two mares owned by c. ". BisseIl. Of
Pittsbur@. were also struck and killed
by lightning on the farm Of Kinds &
Baker. in Franklin County.
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WINCHESTER BEATS ATLANTICS
Washington Team Proves Easy, the
Final score Being II TO 2.

sUrciaI O ne washington He1Id.
Winchester va, June 1.-THE locals
had a wa.bover this afternoon in the
opening game Of the series with the At
Iautic Athletic Club. Of Washington
Murray was pounded hard, and Win
chester won. II 10 2 Curley Brown con
nected for q home run Batteries: Win
chester-Cautweu Baker, and Woodward.
Atlantics-Alurray and Beagg0t
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ERROR COSTS THE GAME.
DanyiIIe Defeats Lynchburg in the
Tenth Inning of a Good Game.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Danville, Va. June 1t-Danville won in
the tenth from Lynchburg to-day as the
result Of an error by Hooker, who was
responsible for the only run made. LAWN
der was the better of tie two pitchers
He struck out nine men and did not all
low a single base on balls. Score:
RH E
r,an7illa.........--. o 0 90 10000 Il .
Lyuchbule.......... @ 0 @ o 0 o o 0-9 8 .
Bat'eH.s-LaTlndar and Ryan. Kline and Bentley
UlgIg-llr TRULY
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Left an r7--=-NeT York D; Ptsbgr- s. First
base ru lalls-Or Lefsd 2. oF N7thew1n. g.
Struck r-t-P- Elrhen-au. g; rv Lel6-d & Three
base ht-Clarsa Tro-alse hits-SlsEu0a Seymour
.1. Corcr-u Aata-rrhi1. Sacrifice Hts-Hr1Hue.
Dallsu. Stolen h-s.s-Drliu. Wagner. Cor--ra1.
Double r-sy--Ieifrd 20 Nealrn uaIl1 go Hresul-
han. Hit nv rI.cle--Br Le.aad. g.. uJ Ni'..Fsla.
7. Tmriras-N $685. Em7l.e and Nnr. Time OF
game le1rs and 30 minutes At-rlluea-5t.a.
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PFEISTER HOLDS SUPERBAS.
BrooEIyns Unable to Rally Hard
Enough to Win Game.

Chicago June lf-CEicae0's hits were
neatly combined with Bro5klyu's errors
to-day The visitors made a strong rally
i'm the eighth. bur Ple.ster closed down
and held them in the ninth Errors by
Butler and Lewis gave the locals two Of
their four runs. while Eve-s stole bases
almost at will on the Brooklyn catcher
Score.
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First base on t7He-DE Hall Q: of Sparks J.
Fits ma5e-Of Hall B. Struck out-By Hail I. b7
smith Q. by Sparks. O. Home rln-C0urtneT. Three
base hit-Th-mas Tvo-h1-- hif--NItchal Lobe-t,
Bausfald Sacrifice hirs-Dlvs BlaUSfed. Stolen
bazes-Nagre Doom. Mitchell. D1Hble p.l~T-Hug-
gins % Lnn-rt 20 Camel. D11lin 20 kn7he 20
Hrau7feld Hit bv r.tcaar-Bv Smith. O. Umpire
SIR Klein. Time Of saue-2 hours and 90 minutes
A-rgulauce-3Hi1.
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Hnrrr Lewis nests Roller.

Philadelphia, June l4.-Jack Roller.
of New York. put Up such game fight
against Harry Lewis. Of this city. for
three rounds at the Broadway Athletic
Club last night. that the referee stopped
the bout in the fourth round to pre-
vent the Gotham weIter-weight from
bciRg knocked out.
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PIRATES IN TWELFTH
Giants Beaten in Good Game
by Score Of ? to [.
BEST CONTEST OF THE SEASON

Both Matheyvson and LeiheId Fitch
Good Ball, but Luck Favored Pitts
burg Aggregation and by Bunch
inE Hits smoky City sOutft Gets
Long End of short Score.
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At NsmpHis-NIor-E1mcT 3. Asmrbi=. 8
At Nrv OrI5a1s-New Orleans. 9. Birmingham, .
eleven innings.
A. Little Eack-LittIa Rock G.. Nashville, lthir-
teen UuirlsI.
AZ Sm5repo-t-AtlHta, z, Shreveport, f.
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First base tv err1r-Chi5au. 4. Bu1d~u T. Loft
ru hs.s-Tlcagr s. Brooklyn. g. Firf base 1G
HlI-OF Henley E. sturs rat-B~ Ptss-H. g. br
Henley. J. T.rset7.a hft-Kiur Trobr-s hits
Casey. EauIau Sacrifice rt-- --le.e. S-r.1'slit
Holman Stolen Hlsrs---air.al1- Randall. Tinker
Fr--- BE Double -'.r-Er.H= -r Tinker to Chance
I'm. .lr=-1Icsz.s Carpenter and Irhn-taaa. Time O.
eama-I la-r and s minutes. Atte1IlEra-ESa
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Ato7na-Iaucaster. (; Altoona. tan iuninEsI
At Decentralization, g., Niuiamsplrt. five In
UUr7'.
O.hzr games postponed; rain.
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srNNnING nF N TEANs.

Pittsbu-g, June 1.-THE New York
Giants were defeated here this afternoon
by the Pirates in a fun l2-inning contest
by the score OF 20 l. The same was 10y
far the fastest and cIeaHest seen here this
season. Mathewson and Leiield both
pit-red good ball. Score:
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WANTED MIKEKELLEY
Washington Was Willing to
Pay $1,000 for Player.
GARRY HERMANN ANSWERED

CantiIIOn Says There Is Nothing New
in the Latest Interview from Gin
Ciznnti-To Cover Diamond at Na-
tionai Park on Rainy DGys-BaIfi-
more stiII After an InfieIder.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lvuu-Lvuu. ?. Lowell l.
A. New B,d.,rd-faN River. s New Bedford. l.
At Lawrence tlaverhIli. Q. Lawrence 7.
A. BrcNn-WUGester 6, BlucEt-n, ?.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At CoIumbus-Kausas City. 8; Columbus. lalsren
innings
Al Indianapolis MINNEAPOLIS s.. indianapolis, T.
A. Lr1isvi.la-St. P1u' 6 L1uis7.e, 2,
50 T5led1-Tolod7, Q, Milwaukee J.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Roanoke, 8; Richmond. 2.
DanyiIIe. 1 f: LynChburg, o.
Norfolk. 3, Portsmouth, I,
Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Lynchburg at DanviIIe.
Norfolk Ht Portsmouth.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
RICHMOND PLAYS POORLY.
Cassidy Goes Wild i'm Box and Is
Relieved by Long.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, June H-Richmond
played a very poor game to-day. Cassidy,
who was wild. was relieved by Long in
the fifth inning. Long held the visitors
without q hit Score
RHE.
Richmond. l 0 0 % Z
Roanoke e................. 1 0 %
Batteries Richmond. Cassidy. Long. and Cowlni
Roanoke, Morissey and Cote
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First base By erTors-Bast1u. I; 81. Louis l. Lett
on base7-Bost1u Z. ST. Louis. = First base o8
bli's-O1 olsde S. Of Winter, j. Struck out-R-
Siade. ! by Winter. J. Thrce-hase hits-Picserinr
tongalton Tvohase hits-Congalton. Parent Hart.
zell- Sacrifice hits-J0ncs .2l Parent. Uuglauh.
Double piay7-T aliacs to Jones, Wagner % Tn
fiau6. Hit bv UitcheT-Bv Young !; by Winter. J.
JmUl1es-,ieszTs. Hurst and Connolly. Time Of
game-l hour and 50 minutes. Attendauce-2sg
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REDS FIGHT THIRTEEN INNINGS
PhiIIics Finally Get Contest by the
Score of G to s.

Cincinnati. Ohio. June ll-The Reds and
the PhIics fought for thirteen innings
today, and then the visitors won. In the
fourth. Hall. for the locals, was replaced
by Smith, secured ON trial from Terre
Haute last week Score.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AZ Utica Troy, l. Utica O.
40 avr-A,ta7v E; A., J. & c., 0.
AT Wilke-harc-Syrucrsa Z; WilkssbaITe. L
AZ SIan.1n-Birrham-rn I; Scranton. O.
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BROWNS FAIL TO TIE.
Team Has Many Chances to Win, hut
Winter Blocks Them.

Boston, June 14-St Louis had several
chances TO win to-day's game. but the
fine pitching Of Winter, and his sharp
work with men on bases stopped them
from scoring the tying run. The score:
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia. - Cincinnati, 4.
Pittsburg, 81 New York, 1.
Chicago, 4i Brooklyn, =.
Boston. q; st. Louis, 3.
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EIisa Srttnn Victor,

London, June 1L-In the semi-fnals Of
the ladies' championship singles at Kent
to-day Miss MAY Sutton, of California,
beat Miss r. Lowther the best two ont of
three sets.
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Gravesend, June 1.-THE weather at the
Gravesend track to-day was wretched.
Rain fell ali the afternoon, and the
horses ran through a sea Of sloppy mud.
Ten thousand persons turned out, just
the same.
-Four favorites were beaten, yet all of
tie winners were well backed.
The Hanover Stakes was the feature,
Gene Russell was the hottest kind Of a
favorlte. being pounded down from Z to
10 9 90 10 Z. Dugan mad the mount. and
when the field broke to a fair start he
was quickly caught in a jam. Then he
tried 20 squeeze through on the rail, but
was shut of on the far turn, After that
Dugan waited until the others swung
wide coming into the home stretch, and
then rushed the favorlte to the front
winning easily by a length and half in
'l.09 %. Beacon Light a 6-to-5 favorite
in the handicap az a mile and a quarter,
won easily by two lengths in 200 3-5. Dan
Buhre took the place
Ancient u-to-l0 favorite, was bod'y
beaten by Magazine in the handicap at
five furlongs Zlephen, 70 I, nailed the
place.
Herman, 10 !, breezed home two
lengths 20 the good in the second race in
1885. Bon Creole IN the place. had
three lengths over ARABIC, % % !. Joaquin,
Q to T. was never dangerous. Jacobite, T.
t0-2) farorite, i'm the fifth race, was left
at the post r. pugan beat the gate with
They're OF. backed from down to a.
and won by three lengths from Jacobite
EliisdaIe, 10 ], breezcd to the front in
the last race and won in a big gallop 10y
six lengths in l:5l s-5.
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NORFOLK WINS BATTLE.
Pitchers Contest Goes 30 Mary Jane
Crew, with No Errors.
Special TO The Washington Herald

'ial-tt t' Al-t fi --------.t- I.-a.I
Norfolk Va, June A-The crew Of
the Mary Jane took the first game Of the
series from Moss Truckers to-day by a
score Of 3 to J. The game was a pitchers
battle The Truckers played an errorless
game. Score:
r. n. F.
N0rfoIk......-......... I o. o20O0 G-5 &
Po.tsmgI-r........... o o o o o @ o 1- @ @
Bat-eries-Ja-dau and Edwards. Eey5l and Burns
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

A. Jacksonville jacksonville. 3; Augusta, 2.
At Charleston Charleston. s. Sarana1h, 70.
At Columbia Columbia. B. Macon. G.
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BOSTONS STAY IN LEAD.
Cardinals Take short End Of Loose
Iy-pIayed Contest.

st. Louis. June 1t-Bostou took this aft
ernoon's game, 6 10 8. in a loosely played
contest. the visitors holding a safe lead
all the way. score.
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The summaries.

FIRST PACE-Haadicap. f5e ffrlorgs. Maya
zine. iof 'sau1g| Is 20 5. won. Zrrlen. ITO E.
UreauI. 70 90 T. second. TLTmidCr Us .Nu'-sr| 2
20 o third Time I.2 5-5 HART ri Bry. Arasea-
Usua and Ancient also rar-
SECOND RACE-One and onesiztsrnfh miles.
Herman % E1clE8n.. E % T. won. Don Creole
T IrF-'. 3 20 p second; Araho lol 'HervU %
-1 T. third Time. I.i3 35. P5-gr=sn-- Joaquin.
U.'r--a. and Shenandoah also ran.
THIRD RACE Hanover Stakes five and cns-hsf
f..H- Gene Russell 20 .E DUglUI. 70 80.
r.a. Hlus Heron. GO Powers. 90 70 e. second
HrHs--r el .HerrrI. l5 o. l. thirl Time. lf9 2z
Nss5a R.-ai NaH- Laua Clay. In Jr1us7se, and
lrr-rrE also rn
FOURTH BACE-0ue and cne1uarte- miles.
P.a--r LEl'. i+ Nr--rri 90 g. won. Dan REh-r.
W .slLr. % On J. second. Bartender. % .Trls-
.-' o. 20 T. ftirI Time. 257 IS Ce3--rr0Ua.
T.sH-r $50 Between. Tie Cricket. and Lai.y also
ul
FIFTH EACE-Ous ri.e They're OE. lI f.
I--r.. rr e. Won. Jac1iifs ii5 .N0--sr = 20
r. -rf. E-ai ONYX t5 .Lishrr'I 2 10 T.
third Time Il1 Lady Anne. Don D-Do Right
ar1 Tra Suffice Ever Bue. M1oLp II, and
Athens also ram
SIXTH RACE-Oue and r1r-sizts-uth -zi'-s
Bills Dale ll Ua,er|. % T. son. Iuacrrs. TO
.k7rrus- 90 T. zaraHd ur. Lee. l4 .Not,- r
On O. rriri. Tine / 50 49, Ambush. Coat u Arms.
Lmaa,es, ana Brother Thomas also ran.
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COLLEGE GAME.

At Nedf0ri Mass r. IT, z.
Tufts.......-... o o ! 0 0 3-u II 8
Univ Of Ala.... 0 0 o 0 2 o 30 II .
Ratere--Boyd, Priest. and King Saunders and
Chapman.
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Can Young mar in college be n
real student -ad an athlete: Read to-
THrr0W'S Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

lot 01 b'117-St LTi7 9t Boston. 5 FI5t basI
90 hal--OF Bafra 3; or Ifefer, l. Struck out-Be
Ece6a 4. hv Pfsfe..6 Thua-Ha7s ht-Bstss. Two
base hi5-H1llis. HEztg-+ar Howard Sacrifice hits
Be.b. pieFer Burke stolen basa7-Beuuett. Burch
Burke. Hit hv utclG-nr Beabe T. Passed ball
No-ne1. UmvrC-Nr. Rider Time Of game hours
and 8 minutes AtterlarC--Ll1I.
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Totals ...... s 1910 8 Totals ....
-BstC7 for Bwch u ninth inning.
-E----I ~ E--h. i- ninth lu--rE.
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TIE Her"ld is the official orgnn Of
the American League in Washington,
and Of every local amateur league.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Can young mar i'm college he a
real student end an athlete! Read to-
mOFrOW's Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
TC DAYS GAMES.

Ncw York az PittshUrg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at -. Louis.
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-FOUR CHOICES LOSE
Winners at GraveSend, How
ever, Are Well Backed.
TRACK SEA OF SLOPPY MUD

Gene Russell, Hot Fnvorite in Han
over stakes Event, Pushes Home n
Length and Half 10 the Good, Il.
Dugan I'm the Saddle-Ten Thou
sand Persons Witness the Races.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
A Case i'm Court.

The civil ciseof Il Il Irvine versus,
z. \. Patterson came up for trial be
fore Justice {. +. Wagner on Monday
Inst. This wa, an action faf WAGES
brought by i b. Irvine foI services
rendered Mr. Patterson OF Mich there
was no dispute neitheras to time. WORK
or wages to be paid Tile defendant
Patterson claimed that he did tot ONE
ANYTHING by reason Of his belief that
the paiitlll had not worked night ana
day during his employment and s-yer-
al other visions and pipe dreams that
he had had after looking into his peck
ct book and bank account IloMs0m-
ever the court, after listening 20 all
the pipe dreams and visions, coMciue-
ed that his pipe dreams and visions
We're more due TO a SUR stomach ana
the emntiaesr -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board OF County Commits
sioners OF Emmons County,
North Dakota.
Linton, y. ID, Jan. y, lp9.

The board met in special session.
pursuant g the fplloN lne c,N hy the
county auditor
Notice IS llesst gwen tlat tie
beard u Cupaty Cannlis>is ners of En-
mons County scaled Is convene at i
O'Clock M TUESDAY lanuary 2aih.
lao-, i fAe purpos II apployis4-
bonds q dep rics u county funds.
ana ais ior the Transaction Of amy
sthef business tAst mary come before
the board
Datsa q Linton n D.. Jan. -
l947 J. G. Fits.
County Auditor.
Prescott Waf Cleveringa. chair
man, Il. n Nolk aud 5. t. kutz
commissioners
On motion Of MI kurtz, seconded
by Mr. Cieyeringa, the minutes ul the
commissioners meeting january Sth,
relating 4, the Designating Of dep ,si-
tories fol county funds, Mere correct
ed and changed to read as follows:
That the i.inMuns County state Bank
VAS designated as 4 depository for
county funds, restricted to 5000, and
the balance to be deposited equally
with the Linton State Bank and the
First Bank of Linton, both OF which
were also designated county deposi-
tories. All members present voting
ave.
The bond Of tie Emmons County
state Bank, as a depository for county
funds. in Tie sum of $4,000, withtl'
Northern Trust CO. as surety. APP
cd 10y the states attorney us
was on motion approved.
The bond of Hague Sta
depository lor counlv ),
| in tie stin of 81, J ,rih n.
l.ern l's.'' :" Nsd by
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
CHANGED OWNERS.
List of Emnons County Property
Transferred During the Week
Beginning Jan 2Sth, and Ending
Feb. 2, 1907.

In the following able Of leai-estate
transfers. copied from the records ol
the register OF deeds. We have used
reference marks us follows: a Patent.
u Receivers Final Receipt. c Quiz
ciam Deed dSpecial Warranty Deed
The descriptions without a reference
mark are BY Warranty Deed.
i United states toGeolge S.
Allen, htAf S W ar and $
" ar Of shr sec. 27andnw
or of u y or 81 100 IS % $ 200 90
a United States 10 Gustav
Reimer. e hf of N or %
l3l-7s... So.
a United States u Anton
Bosch. n e Or 6- b. 90.
a United States to Allcr Pet
erson, hf of n w or and
af OF S " ar :5o@136-..4
n. p. R'y Go. to Patterson
Land Co. u " ar BIBLES. 60 4,
William {; lIoerr To Mike
lxelrnev. " Nj 2y-l.;l-71.. 335s u
III. Il. Hunter and wife toe
/; l'ricllard. lol I. block 10
Hunters first addition To
I.nton. n ID. 80
Ill. r. Hunter to q. \. Her
on. lots !, aud 3 block II
\ Hunters first addition 70
/ Linton. y. ID. 80 OF
~. II al
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
m TOWN AND OUT.
ostrum was up Monday

lFac ostrum was up Monday
,..-t Al Of ceal.
vaal Heb vas in from Exeter 70
0,sllr pr Ilosl'e
M c6onen was down from Hazel
IA Tuesday OH business.
,;,i MAIDEN, Of Winona. came up
s rsl4x after ioad OF coal.
Brltts returned last night
weex 5 visit in Minnesota.
81 ,Y,sshs aud Charles Ferguson
a jl..1lItoll callers here Tuesday
4. SNYDER Of llazelton, was a
s,,... caller inthc city Tuesday
NM. Ma.qaardt came down from
u4a Yesterday for ton or two OF
mss Frederick, Jr., of the Hazel
was in town on business
besteleliN
Nm Carmichael returned to-day
,ym Bismarck, where he took his
ilrt,e son II BE- operated ON.
Born-io Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
l,y,s Friday. Feb /, 1907, a daughter.
Nafher ana child are doing nicely.
(, The FIRST Bank of Linton, Lin
IN y ~, has real-estate money 10
Ianoli gosd farm lands, three to tive
years
Natl4ia, Moser, Joseph Fcttig, Jo-
,aoa Blf.ald. Anton Refs and Adam
scjlwan We're up from Strasburg last
Friday
MI Craily. organizer of the Yoemen
adpe clne down from Hazeluon yes
tertlay. where lie has been doing work
in that line.
Born: january "a, 1907, to MIR. and
Mrs ]. y. Timber, of Winona, Il girl.
Mother and daughter are reported as
doing nicely.
Jos. Archambault, Of the st anding
Rock reservation. returned from 4
weeks visit at the Twin Cities Tues
day evening.
Miss Kate Uarrc"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
INK OF llazelton
IL cuunty sinking
. of s., a.53 81, approved
olney as to form. was

~. .n0ufVa app.,ved
ile 'eAtl OF Tie Security St;tte Bank
rs :; olpas tsry f@r equity sinking
funds, in the sumof s. .,.3s31 3D. approved
by the states attorney ~ To form, was
on motion approved.
L. r. Lee having been elected jus
ticr OF the peace at tile last general
election. and having failed to qualify
within The statutory time fefr doing.
was ON mptifM appointed a Justice Of
Tie psace.
E. L.. Ilawcs having been elected
constable at the LAST general election
and failing toqullily within the speci-
fed time. was on motion appointed
constable
The bond Of i. T. Lee as justice OF
the peace, with l.. Nj. Doerschlae and
J. NJ. Wirth as slreties i'm the sum OF
$500. Was on motion approved.
Tile bond If =. L. Halves as con
stable. With David Colqnllonn, w a.
Foell and j. W. Chapman as .surcties
in tile SUN nf $500. vas on motion APP
proved.
On motion the board adjourned
j. q. Pitts.
(tElnty \uditt,r
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Brofy Bits.

leia ieU9iic, Who has been working
in tic 8fi8a8e cal niiAc, has been
Kept il4n sols & eeN days With 4
NJ yels eall Dut IS better at this Mril
in. ada siil Sosa j aule % help get
ouf Tie uRieii needed lieiit
laya i-alNieS VAS oseG Monday from
Tie Arnoai nesil5oflaoi.
Count superintendent. Mis-, san
diagc. stopped hefe on her way to
Linton ;Ills day
Fred Surfing drove 10 the iSfintlle
miae for ceal Mon(ilN. but returned
wtnaut c al. II SENS tint the coal
clmnat be gotten nui fast entlish to
supply the demand
$. w. Wood dfoAe g Lint n Mon
day
Sam Wright and Dick Caoncn drove
through here TUESDAY en- roateto Lila
ton from llazelt9n.
sl Lar wick Vas another Biotyiit
who drove to the Brmdle mine ~
caa Tuesday, only to find thai I lisf,
were others Waiting befpre him. Ili
fuel question is serious here lA'
last lord Of c,ii was sold from 20
coal sheds here before Christmas.
r. G. -
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....s..,eaucc u Hstlly Bib. asp high
aegal Of the Patterson Land Com
pany aaa Linton Re4lty a.d Abs
tract Co. AZ Linton, DieSinsoD. Sem
ana any tAet ssinnln.. p &C AMI al, \,
president, nllnager, cierN and "et
ilasse II tie Finnish Land Co. as
usual attempted t. heat The pia!nlin
out ot what Was due HIM after lie was
through MHh hi, services, as he has
done in other cas- y WITHOUT Muninet
the emls dilereac m this case being
tllil he tried 10 do linn far 80 large
an amount THAT it was Worth while
taking HE matter into ouiI
Tue former employees who have
worked t9f tbs King of Financc'
ami have always ct beaten out of
tlltil Just eilles are thinking 81 organ
izing a sall OF an alumni Tor mutual
syafpa - AMI dcylsng meaas to re
e@yf tlls sums 'neIsi out bN this
Moat-b initliam-bucEs. and buy an
automoblly tltt Will enable them t.
Keep in the w.ike Of this renowned
wIld-splitlei While he makes his cX-
curslons into the country, keeping up
81 air af ps sperity masie possible by
Ills lli-. ltea giils secured from his
lenpleg
/ TIE ee5i8as d ~ Wh4la@ad-
IN 4, fi ,,5,tsta,. ,a.nin4is t,,,n III tap
man tIlat bought >tllle meat aud took
4 Fl home. aud aflei "a iilg it refused t.
! llaA fnr n swine TINT ii WAS sp@llell.