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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
DISCUSS PARTY ISSUES.

YOU WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH
LITERATURE CONTAINING AReU-
MENTS AND INFORMATION, AND
YOU ARE REQUESTED TO STUDY
THE SAME AND BE READY TO Elk
PLAIN ANY QUESTION THAT MAY
BE ASKED UPON THE ISSUES OF
THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN. PLEASE
HAND THIS LITERATURE TO YOUR
FRIENDS AND ASK THEM TO PASS
1T ALONG AFTER READING, AND
THUS ESTABLISH AN ENDLESS
CHAIN OF INFORMATION AND AR
GUMENT AMONG THE REPUBLI-
CANS AND THE DOUBTFUL voT-
ERs.
WATCH THE REPUBLICAN
NEWSPAPERS AND PAY NO At
TENTIoN TO SENSATIONAL d.
VERSIONS OF THE ENEMY. THE
REPUBLICAN, PRESS OF THE
STATE is LOYALTY AND UNANI-
IMousLY SUPPORTING THE STATE
AND NATIONAL TICKETS, AND
EVERY REPUBLICAN SHOULD
SUBSCRIBE FOR ONE OR MORE OF
THEM.
THE STATE CHAIRMAN HEREBY
APPOINTS ALL REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY cHAIRMEN AND PRE-
cINcT committeeman IN THE
STATE AS HONORARY MEMBERS
OF HIS ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
WRITE THE STATE CHAIRMAN
FREELY. INFORMATION AND sUG-
GESTIONS ARE SOLICITED AND
WILL RECEIVE RESPECTFUL AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
GET ON THE FIRING LINE.
YOUR PARTY NEVER HAD A
BETTER TICKET OR A BETTER
RECORD, AND URGE EVERY
LOYAL REPUBLICAN WHO LOVES
HIS PARTY AND is PROUD OF ITS
ACHIEVEMENTS TO GET ON THE
BATTLE LINE AT ONCE AND CAR
RY THE GOSPEL OF REPUBLICAN,
ISM INTO EVERY HOME IN THIS
STATE.
LET NO DOUBTFUL VOTER Es-
CAPE. LET NO LAZY REPueLI-
CAN SLEEP.
WE MUST NOT BE SATISFIED
WITH AN ORDINARY VICTORY. 1T
MUST BE AN OVERWHELMING
ONE. YOURS FAITHFULLY,
JOHN r. VIVIAN,
CHAIRMAN.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

suaded to accept the Republican NOM
nation for governor and resigned his
position on the bench. By many peo-
pie this act was regarded as entirely
unnecessary and 1t certainly was un-
usual. He had five years still to serve
of his unexpired term in case he
should not be elected governor The
question Of his election would have
been determined in November and If
he were successful his term of COVER
nor would not have begun until the fol
lowing January. His resignation, there
fore, was regarded by many peopl" rs
entirely gratuitous. But a keen sense
of honor prompted him and persuaded
him that the acceptance even of a
nomination for another Office made 1t
improper for him to hold his place as
chief justice.
During his term on the bench he de-
cided many important questions and
was universally regarded by the mem
bers of the bar as one of the fairest
and most impartial judges who had
ever occupied seat on the supreme
bench. He is man of judicial tenn
permanent, careful. cautious. methodical
and at the same time with much orig
inality.
Justice Maxwell has been on the
bench now for six years and has been
oil ,h1 hoI
sion to do business with the Supreme
Court as the equal in learning and
ability of his colleagues who have had
longer experience on the bench. He Is
man of spotless character and has
capacity for making personal friends
which is remarkable.
Mr.. A. r. King of Delta, the fourth
nominee for judicial honors on the Re
publican ticket, is man universally
esteemed by those who know him and
he has the solid support of the west
ern slope as successor to the lamented
Justice Caswell. He is man of
sterling character, good lawyer and
an cstimable citizen in every way and
his friends believe that his elevation
to the bench will add to the dignity
and high character of the Supreme
Court
The Democratic nominees for the
supreme bench are men of a totally
different sort from the Republican
nominees. Personally they are prob
ably all honest and reputable citizens,
prominence at the bar and none of
them would be selected by an indie
pendent committee for the state bar
association as being specially fitted for
service on the highest judicial tribunal.
The only one of them who has had
experience on the bench Is Judge Nor
ton S. Bailey, who has been a district
judge for some years. Judge Bailey is
man of pleasant manners and excel
lent personal reputation, but twelve
years ago he was violent populist,
and while undoubtedly he means to be
fair. he cannot help being preiudiced
by his extreme political views.
Mr. Musser of Colorado Springs dur
ing the Cripple Creek war" was one
of the most violent supporters of the
Western Federation of Miners. II he
should be placed on the bench there is
no doubt whatever as to what his de-
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

Justice Joseph G. Helm was elected
to the Supreme bench while still quite
a young man. He served full term
reelected in 1891. In 1892 he was per-
suaded to accept the Republican nomi-
nation for governor and, through fine
sense of honor, resigned his position on
the bench to run for this office. He
still had five years to serve in the SUI
preme Court at the time, and many peo-
pie deemed his sacrifice unnecessary.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

The question of who makes the cam
paSgn contributions is not half as i'm
portant as what the officeholder does
after he is elected. 1t is the square
IDEAL that counts.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

If it took "Honestjohn" Shafroth
year to resign after he knew he was
not elected to Congress, half his term
of governor would be up before he got
start toward doing the right thing.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22
SUPPLEMENT- TO
The New Era
Attention!
CHAIRMAN VIVIAN ISSUES BULLE.
TIN NO, 1 TO PARTY WORK.
ERS.-A CALL TO
BATTLE.

THE CAMPAIGN HAS OPENED
UNDER THE MOST FAVORABLE
STANDARD BEARERS ARE THE
UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF THE
PARTY. so FAR AS KNOWN NO
REPUBLICAN, LEADER, PRoMl-
NENT OR OTHERWISE, HAS DE-
SERTED TO THE ENEMY. NOT A
WORD OF REPUBLICAN PROTEST
HAS COME FROM ANY PART OF
THE UNION AGAINST THE NoMI-
NATION OF TAFT AND SHERMAN.
THEY ARE. POPULAR WITH ALL
REPUBLICANS AND THEIR ELEc-
TON is ASSURED.
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY IN
THIS STATE HAS NEVER NoMI-
MATED A TICKET THAT HAS MET
WITH SUCH SPONTANEOUS AND
HEARTY APPROVAL FROM THE
PEOPLE AND THE PRESS AS THE
STATE TICKET NOW IN THE
FIELD, HEADED BY HON. JESSE F..
MCDONALD.
WARMING.
IN VIEW OF THE MAGNIFICENT
RECORD MADE'BY THE NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATION AND CONGRESS,
AND ALSO THE UNPRECEDENTED
CONSTRUCTIVE WORK OF THE
LAST STATE ASSEMBLY, AND THE
PHENOMENAL SUCCESS OF THE
PRESENT STATE ADMINIsTRA-
TioN, THE PLURALITIEs OF TWO
YEARS AGO WILL MOST GER
TAlNLY BE INCREASED IF EVERY
REPUBLICAN, DOES HIS DUTY.
AND 1T IS UP TO THE COUNTY,
CITY AND TOWN ORGANIZATIONS
AND PARTY WORKERS TO SEE
DO HIS DUTY. THE DANGER THAT
coNFRoNTs US IS THE STAY-AT-
HOME REPUBLICAN WHO IS IN
DIFFERENT BECAUSE HE Is "Too
BUSY" AS THE RESULT OF OUR
Prosperous TIMES, OR OVER
CONFIDENT, FEELING THAT OUR
PLURALiTIES ARE so LARGE
THAT HIS VOTE WILL NOT BE
NEEDED.
GOVERNOR BucHTEL's PLURAL
AGO WAS 1876, AND HIS VOTE
OF BOTH ADAMS AND LINDSEY,
TWO OF THE MOST POPULAR
DEMOCRATS IN THE STATE. THE
STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN PLURAL
tiles FOR OTHER STATE OFF,
GALS RANGED FROM $4,000 TO
$1,000. THE NORMAL REPUBLICAN
PLURALITY WAS ABOUT $4,000.
NOTWITHSTANDING THIS VIC
TORY, 1T WOULD TAKE A LOSS OF
BUT TWENTY VOTES IN EACH
PRECINCT IN THE WHOLE STATE
TO WIPE OUT OUR SPLENDID
PLURALITlES OF 1906. YOU WILL
THEREFORE APPRECIATE THE VI
tai IMPORTANCE OF ARoUSING
EVERY REPUBLICAN, VOTER TO
TAKE AN INTEREST IN THE DIS
CUSTOM OF THE ISSUES IN THIS
CAMPAIGN AND TO GET OUT TO
THE POLLS AND VOTE,
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

Justice Helm has had very remark
able career in many ways, having en-
listed in the Civil war when but boy
of thirteen years. Through his entire
life, in public and private, he has been
esteemed by those knowing him best
as broad minded man of generous sym
pathies and with thorough sense Of
justice He is an honor to the high
est court of Colorado and will un-
doubtedly be reelected for full term
of ten years.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-22

1898 and has since administered them
for the benefit of the people of those
possessions.
The Democratic party has opposed
the Republican party in every one of
these steps and in many more which
it has taken in the course of national
progress.
The Republican party is the party of
affirmation.
The Democratic party is the party of
negation.
Which of these two parties naturally
appeals to young men and women who
have just come of age?
They are naturally hopeful, opti-
mistic, patriotic, eager to do their
share of the worlds work and to keep
step to the music of the Union
Can they do it in the Democratic
party?
Is not the Republican party their
natural home?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
The IIEOf CONVENTION.


THE crowd II the Nino. c. .nyentios
last week KS the largest ever seen il
tie state, and demonstrated the fac
that there has bsen large inereaSl
Of population in North DlkotA uishif
The last few years. and that such in
crease is largely republican
The convention assembled Al / q
~ Thursday in the Minos epesa
house. Every sea. WAS taken 4:
there vas not nearly enough room IL
the opera-house 10 seat the 445 dele.
gates and the many visiting republi-
cans. each delegation was given hall
the number of visitors tickets that il
had memters. s.. that the total d
con delegates in attendance vas just
about half that Of the delegates.
Senator Porter J. NcCumter was
chosen for Temporary chairman, ADD
the Temporary organization was after.
ward made permanent. He delivered
4 very able spec CHI on taking the chair
and vas absolutely fair as presiding
officer.
The Stalxar.s were largely the more
numerous, the principal test vote
showing 132 majority.
After the adjournment VI the con-
vent ion Senator Reagan. Representa-
tive Peake and other insurgent lead
ers expressed themselves as entirely
satisfied With the fair manner in
which the minority lad been treated
in the convention.
Outside Of . few ex-ofice- holding
leaders. with whom the only desire is
to rule or ruin. the insurgent dele
gates ia conversation asserted that
there would be no boltipg on their
part. but that they would cordially
support the nominees chosen at the
primary.
The strength u Little for senator
and Charley Johnson fox governo. Vas
strongly ia evidence among the cisi-
zens 81 Mino. and the visitors in
town The sentiment ~as that the
days when tie politicians u the east
esn part VI the state referred u the
western half as The cow couniies'
had passed, never y, return, and that.
with tie largely increased population
Of the west, this region Is entitled to
Consideration for their fayorite sons,
Little and johnson. About three cut
u four men whom one met On the
streets Of Minot during the conven-
ton wore Little aud Johnson but
tons.
Considering the size " the city, the
people Of Minot took good care Of 1.-THE
strangers within their gates, 9 and the
convention unanimously passed reso-
luton u thanks TO them fDr 80 doing.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
Joux STORY. the Kidde. county 4

JoHS STORY. the Kidder county il..ur-
gent, xho Is seeking to again migrep
resent this fthe 2sthj dlgtric, in the
lover house Of the legislature, voted
Tor The Guar BILL measure which,
II enacted into law. would have given
the governor me right 10 remove any
county offer xithoni appeal This
bill xaa 70 manifesuy unjus, and IN
American 'faf enough ingusg@n,s sot-
ed against II 70 accomplish IL ,'efsat
by small majority This il the gen
tlcman who Is Mr. Herolz'a .,...Iss
mate in ihig district, and ~ho il be-
ing supported by Messra. Patterson,
Of Linton, and Wood. of Steele. in
their respective newspapers.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21

LET'S see VAST isEdisos Wood. Of
The Steele Ozone. who was running
tor the legislature Oh the democratic
ticket in 1907 Ard. this being 50.
is it Al al renarkabl. that he wants
70 cripple the republican house me-
befship Al the next session by Unfit
ing another dose Of John Storey on
them, The fart IL that Editor Wood
II not nnw and neyer has been any
thing but a democrat.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
TnE editor Of the Steele Ozone axaia

The editor Of the Steele Ozone again
makes false statement when he says
that the Emnons county republican
convention struck out par: OF the
resolutions presented BY the commit,
tee On resolutions The resolutions
passed exactly az presented By the
committee. And the resolutions pro
scented were signed BY every member
Of The committee. Br'er Wood is rap
idly getting in the Editor Packard
class az To the unreliability Of his
staten ents
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21

THE Thlrtleth Of May viii b Prop.
erly Observed by the People
Of Linton.

Arrangements are being made for a
proper observance OF Memorial DAY in
Linton. Should the weather he pleas
ant on that day, the exercises will
take place IN tile open air at the court
house, and the procession, forming on
broadway, will march thereto. In
case OF inclcment weather the opera.
house will he used for the exercises
and there will be no procession. Two
O'Clock p. m. Is the hour set for the
forming OF the procession. F0llowinv s
THE PROGRAM.
The Procession
Marshal, g. A. Rroman.
Linton Concert Band.
ColOr-bearer and colors.
Soldiers Of the civil war, commanded
by COmrade II. Il. Anderson,
Soldiers Of the Indian. Spanish, and
Philippine wars.
Sons Of Veterans
Linton CampOf Modem Wood,ncn OF
America, and visiting NeighlOrs.
Linton Lodge Of knights OF pythias,
and visiting Brothers.
Linton Homestead OF Yeomcn. and
visiting Members.
LlntoA Schools: Primary. Miss Cornell
isoh; First Intermediate, Miss Stu
art: Second intermediate, Miss
lIoag: Grammar, Miss Sims, assist
ant superintendent; High, Henry
u. Hanson, superintendent.
Citizens on foot and In carriages.
Exercises al the Stand
President of the Day, Comrade A e.
WAGNER.
Prayer, by the Rev. N. Wood.
report OF Committee ON Decoration
OF Soldiers Graves.
Song: Brave Hearts, Sleep on by
the choir.
Reading: First Memorial DAY prnla.
nation, q. A. Hcrolz
Song: Flowers for the Brave pu-
pills OF intermediate Departments.
Music, by Linton Concert Band.
Song: Marching Through Georgia"
PupIlsof Grammar and High Schools.
Selected Reading, II. \. Armstrong.
Song: Cover with Flowers Each lie
ro's Deep Bed" by the choir.
Reading: Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress, Prof. IL. II. Hanson.
Music, by Linton Concert Band.
Song: Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" by
Grammar and High Schools.
Song: columbia, the Gem OF tho
Ocean," Pupils OF intermediate DE.
partments.
Music, by Linton Concert Band.
Grafton, by ID. H. Strcctcr.
Music, by Linton Concert Band.
Song: "America,H by choir and audi
ence.
Benediction, by the chaplain.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


To the Republican Voters OF the County Of
E0mons:
heseby announce myself candidate for
0ehnols. subject TO the result Oft primary
eloeeioo am graduate OF 6rst class
A1RA Nchool and of normal school. and
- boea 10 North Dakota, and have taught
looP yoas8 Ia the public schools OF the state.
tass yeas was assistant in the mathemat-
~ ee1 sSencs de9af5mens o. 5ne Asyyi.die
~ oees for the support and upbuildlng Of
- schools Of Emmons county. and promise
- DO Tie work myself, without the help OF
. deputy. II chosen to the place. promise
70 elA lie once - economically as possible
coes11teot With good service
Respectfully, HENRY II. HANSON.
Principal OF Linton Schools.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
Notice Of Flvs.year Flaal proes.
DEPARTNENT or THE INTGRIOR, \
LAND OFFICE AT RIsAAnCK. n. d.,
M ech O l0lh0

DEPARTMENT OF THE INrgRiOR,
LAND OFFICE AT RIsAARCK. n d.,
March ., 1906.
Notice is hereby given that
LUDWIG HEUPEL,
OF Dakem, n: D.. has filed notice OF his In
tention to make 6ve-year final proof In sup
port of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. sseas made April 9.
1904. for the u. n OF n. E. 4, 8. W. 4 OF
N.EA and n. W. x OF 5. 3. i Of sec. Is,
Twp. lS n, Rge. a. W. Of Fifth p. n.
And that said proof will be made before
Charles b. Carley. Judge and ex.oflcio clerk
OF the county court OF Emmons county, n.
d.. at Linton. N. D.. on May Il. 1908.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF the land. viz:
Martin Dockter, of Dakem, N. ID.
John Dockter, Of Dakem, N. ID.
Wendelin HOrner, of DAkem, n. b.
Martin Schneibele. OF Dakem, N. D,
n. Il. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
For Representative.

To the Republicans OF Emmons County.
hereby announce myself candidate for
Representative from the Twenty sixth Sen.
tlesl % the Eleventh Session OF the Lerisia.
tive Assembly. My candidacy Is subject to
The will Of The republican voters, " ex-
PROCEED at the primary to he held next June.
Respectfully. DARWIN r. STREerER.
klnI0N, March 10. 1908.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21

10 the Republicans Of Emmons County:
Am . candidate for reelection to the
lower house Of the state Legislature, Elev-
e0to Assembly term. - one Of the two mem :
6efs from the TWenty-Sixth Senatorial Dis
tf1ct (Kidder and Emmons counties). Nv
candidacy 10 dependent upon the viii or the
voters at the coming primary.
Respectfully. john STOREY.
Steele, March 16, 1905
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
EVERY t-se-sloe republican il. En-

u Ell CE-.7E ye5co15czn - III
ssous c-ouncy sho wants lis represent
asires 70 train win republicans, and
not x5ssB democrats and mngwumps
IN TIE legislature, should east his
Eots :; fhs ssriinasy for N P. Turtle,
and nor for John Storey. Q. Kdder
county. who sod on his parry and
trained with The dsmoera;s and insn,
gents a. The las. sess,on Of The i-gis-
iainse
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
Nesscs ot Flvs.vsaf flaal Proof.

Notjce ot Flvo.Yoof f1aal Proof.
DEPARTMENT OF rnR InrEa1oR.
LAND UfrICH AT DlSMAoC4. n. D..
March H. 1875
Notice is hereby given that
FRANZ SCHMIERER,
OF Strasburg, n, D.. has Sled notice of his
intention to make 6ve-yeaf anal proof in
support of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. lstsR msde May q
l0G, for lots and Z and .. ". 4 Of n
w. y Of Sec. and lot I, OF Sec. ), Tvp.
l3D n. Rye. Is W. OF Fifth r. ~,
And that said proof will be made before
Of the county coufs 81 Emmons county. s.
ID at Linton. n. D.. ON Nay II, 1908.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
bis continuous fesiaence upon and cuftiva-
ton of the land, viz:
August Flegel. Of strasburs, n. b.
John u. Van soest, Of Strasburg. n. b.
Martin Van S0est, of Hague, n. D.
Peter NJ. Van Soest. Of Strasbure, n. d.
n. II. JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21

s4-For sale-IIotel, butchsr-shop
with gasoline engine. ice-house, good
oarn, two good business lots and one
residence lot. Terms: $4,000 for cash
and $500 half cash and halt On time.
lropertylocated At Straaburg. Apply
at Record office.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
Fer Superintendent Of SCHOOLS.

sVt SOBOSsWS0u0emt q SCHOOLS
To the Republican Voters OF the County Of
EmmOns: =.
the ONCE Of County Superintendent Of
Schools, subject to the will OF the keDuh-
lican voters It the coming primary election.
! an sradlate OF dFst.class high school.
with . family. and h0mesteader ia this
county: ! have had twenty three years ex-
try schools and twelve as principal and SUI
pevintendent Of high schoOls-and was conn
Y s9petintendent OF schools in Union coan-
have been Teaching in EmmOns County, n
elected, shall do my best for the up6uild.
Ing Of the schools OF the county; and, fur
theem0fe, will carry on the work as ccOnnm :
ically ~ possible
Respectfully, OSCAR j. SMITH
Dale, n. d.. April II. 1907.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
Tsisss W.

Came 70 my place, near Win ms,
April 18th; one old sorrel mare, brand.
ed m on right hip, two hind feet
white; also one brown yearling colt,
no visible brand. Owner will please
call pay charges aud take animals
away. WV. FrTTERLry,
Winona, n. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
Teachers Examination

The next regular examination for
teachers certificates will be held at
the school house in Linton on the o9t h
and Both Of May.
Work will beginn at $40 Il. IN.
Dated at Linton. y. ID, this 18th
day OF May, 1908.
JESSIE d. pE1.rEmsoN,
County Supt. of Schools.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
Notes to Creditors.
L ths D..tter of the estate Of Henry s,aa..

Notice = hereby given that he ndcrsieued.
a. q. leyine. administrators Of the estnta ri
aenry etest.. late Of the county OF En-
% The creditors Of. and ali persons havin.
claims against. said deceased TO cxhihit
them With tie necessAry vouchers, within
tour months Afther the 6rst publica tinn ~
thle notice, to said admin istrator a. the
Smith 4 levine furniture store, In the VILLAGE
o. Linton, 10 said EmmOnS county.
Dated the 18th day Of April, A. b. zoos.
A. u. lRvIxE,
Administrator.
First publication on the aoth day OF April,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
q e(aeelIeels.

sBrudder Jones, u you didn't smoke
zen might own brick house like what
does"
sI.ook hsrs. man. don't you come
pesterin' Wit mo like dat. You didn't
ct dat brlck house BY not smokln'.
You got Il By borrowin' nah nswspa-
per to Rad an nah clothes to wear
On mah whites 70 eat. You may b
Q ~ 6pancisr. but dat don't Glib you
40 license to Get up Ter Q human copy
hook .'-0t. Louis Republic.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
For County Treasures.

OSy tISOoUtSte
TO The Republican Voters OF the County Of
hereby announce myself US a candidate
t0f the once Of treasurer OF Emmons conn
". subject TO the will OF the republican
s. % be expressed at the primary cleo
E0n OF June Slth. next. II elected, shall
90 70 Linton to reside and give nv entire
attention 70 the duties Of the effice.
Hns esReestSSl Nah S q 1od H. NARAxoRr.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-05-21
Nes y: and Citation clearing >,
g. Account and Distribeut;vo',

Nse eu0 citation ttear;nc
81 Account and Distrihs.,;o'
Estate. s''oution
State OF North Dakots
county Of Emmons,
IN County Court BEFORE Ron
CArley, Judge. - '.silr.
In the matter OF the estate ~
Fischer, deceased r. r'A1 X
.Jakob Fischer, petitions,
Fischer, Martin Fisct,, = MAFgAr
Fischer, Joseph Fischer >,.,, irfd,sua
er, Adam Fischer. Anton h pun 80
bara Heiwig, Adelaide sl,., :>. ,,,T b
arina bigman. respondents S", NJ Nat
Ii sss;S, nearing OF final accom-,
The state Of North Dakota q ~.
named respondents: s''e aboQ
-, You. the said Margareta rI,en., "
stsrher sef ,oat, Fischer, Joseph lseI
Fischer: Barbara Helwig. Adelaid, ae 4 Ant
y atnAfina bigman. are hereby r,o,i Ho9s
tne maj account OF the adnainIst,srse.u
the estate OF Franz Karl Fischs,. i lao
s ~, county OF kmmons and state q, ~
this court. therein showing Tia, i ~,
OF said deceased is ready for I'M MY s es!S
menu ana distribution. and petitj.sninss.e!.t
his account be allowed. the resid, n "; ~
S ..s.s - uislriputeo TO the persons ,bs,
and he be discharged; that W ,.avn g..
10th DAY OF June. a. ID. 1905. al 10 o'.iHys.,!
the iorenoon Of that day. at HE sI eon;
the town Of Linton, county Of F a' nvuse
state Of North Dakota. has b been dniv
psointed by this court for the set is.y
s me At which time and place any II
and Gle his exceptions, in writing 10 app !,
account and petition and contest lns W :.
And you. the above named rcspopdsn
ana each OF you, are hereby cited AND
CURED then and there to lie and ;,nn nmu
!ofe this court and show cause. If ANY,
nave. Why said account shall no, be allow,
administration of said estate closed
SAID 81. Jakob Fischer, administrator j
Dated the .3d day of April. A. ID los
By the Court
Seal CHARLES n t.,nyv
lspoo-may sll Judge OF the County Court