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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

Hinkle- Nowlin Co. is endeayoring 10
Dust from the Hotel Harrington. The
case was tried IN court several weeKS
ego. and a disagreement resulted. The
case was set for heating again Mon
Gay. but Mr.. Hall came IN with his
charge. aud also a certificate from IA
physician stating that his client -
seriously ILL.,
Mr.. Hall stated specifically that
Judge lockwood who appeared as ,.
torney for the H,nkle-Nowiin Co. wa
lot In any way 10 blame
Judge Murphy N once started an in
vestigation or Che report, and from
" hat he has learned he believes that
there is little IN the charges. The
uinkle Nowlin Co admits paying the
expenses OF the.i Witnesses from out
az town. hut claims that even thea
several left the city without wait!hg
FOR the trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT March s-Openins t-aCi'"s
are lower from Liverpool and IRE
American wheat markets oprhed az
decline Detroit prices arr OF -
, 81 g. ! white. ,iIei,
corn j. dun and easy AZ opc TOT tash
" 3 and Sic for No yellow
oats are steady AZ 4 ~ Tor 7lalH@I"'
and 4Gl-c for No. white
Rye 5 Dun and easy az s-'ac Tor
H4aNs arr dau and rsmiuai at s.
for cash. s. IL for March. and y - 'o'
'GIoyerseed H. easy and active at -
FOR prime spot and March and . -
10! r.Sm 5.r'ie SEED IS steady at SIS FOR
, ' main receipts At chicago Tuesday:
Wheat - cars. corn. i18 cars oats
SlS a. Wheat In chicago opened Tues
nafs AZ 44q44l.c 80. and pork AT "a -,
Wheat IN Liverpool opened IN
changed % IA lower. and was later
"a ana waslate quoted IA lower
CHICAGO. March Wheat opened
with selling scattered A Nttie May
Naee sold az sll-. corn under pres.
slre from ash and commission houses
WIN SUPPORT scattered oats. easier
,,Ifh otfer grains Provisions Sharply
Soon-Alay wheat slumped badly 70
$40. more than Z csht pelo" t1s
opening July eased of frar oman
Other grains sharply lower al afCund
CIose-Ai May grain options ,ese!
months eased Of only tGactiona!lt
Provisions. after a very weak sprli, re
acted and closed just under the open
-ine prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
One Thief Caught: Other Escapes

As san Bakas entered his room AZ
No. 2S4 Woodbridge-st east. Saturday
afternoon. two young men dashed out,
and fed down the street. with Sl3 IN
cash gold watch and chain. and
some tTinkets from Bakas' trunk.
which had been pried open. Bakas
gave~chase. and oyerhauled Harvey
Weller, u years old and giving his
address as No "a Chase-st. Weller
was taken 10 the central station and
locked up. lie had the stolen watch
and chain In his possession. but his
pal, who escaped. has the sl3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Must Get License or Close Thester.

That the pIoprlt tors Of the nickel
,heaters are victims OF conspiracy
on the part OF the police and fire de-
uartments and o.hcr city officials, Who
are acting in conniyance with he
manufacturers 81 a certain auxiliary
fire alarm system, " as alleged by ~.
torney Sidney Alexander in Judge
Phelans court Monday morning, When
the case OF Albert Mcneil charged
with running a nickelodeon at No. AIS
Michigan-dye. without license. came
I'D His defense. however. did not "a
real 20 Judge Pheian, who ordered
McNeifs place Closed until he obtains
a license, and announced that Mcneil
would be fined 500 If he attempts 20
DO business in violation or the court
order
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

>rv ,oRk sroCK LITTER.

Erv0rfel tJr The INNS y! 80,
craig * Co. March sirens I'D in N,reI
common carried the general list nisl "t
and a -trong uudrrtonr was n"titr,t nt =
an through tE- morning session. StFe1
was easily the leader with an adFa AZ =
~ over points from the prev lous
rins- trading was IN larger F1lbine
tLau for some time past. Win safes 10
noon OF over 4V0. 600 shares
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
HIGH SCHOOL BURNS.
Children are Marched Safely Out Of
Flat Rock institution.

CARLETON. Mich. March 7.-(Spe
cial) 1.-THE high school building At
Flat Rock was destroyed by fire this
forenoon. The fire originated I'm the
belfry and the children we're soon
marched TO safety The loss is about
fifteen thousand. with $4,000 insur-
ance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Says WITNESSES
WERE APPROACHED
Frank B, Hibbler's Attorney Alleges
Offers of Money and Court Be.
gins Investigation.

That his witnesses had been ap
preached with offers OF money was "A
charge made To Judge Murphy Mon
day morning by \ b. Hall. attorney
iOr Frank H. Hbbler. whom che
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Foruer Mute in Court.

John Lowell, anas "'Andsome AIRY
check forger, VAS arraigned before
Justice Stein Saturday noon on the
Warrant sworn oli by John Rivard
and charging Lowell with passing a
forged check Tor sl5S.40 Lowell stoGd
mute. A plea of not guilty was en-
tered and he was held in bail OF 81 600
Two sureties, fOr examination Oh
March IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Quotations - Hayden. stone & Co.
Ourn fitgh Low close.


TOIEUO - MarDH y heat 80 -,
$40. May 81 jay lty ~. y % -
sent ~ Oats -Cash and May.
ss..l. illN 44A.c sept f0t. Eye -
No ? 500. 40. g. s6c ciovsrseed 80 q j.
Sc Prime aisike. s. 80. Prime tim-
othy. s. go Butter, eggs and La. un-
HANGED
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Railroads Win Case.

WASHINGTON. March Affirming
the contentious OF the railroads. the
suprt me court OF the United States
held today that the Northern Pacific,
Chicago y Northwestern Union Paciiic,
Oregon Short Lire and other western
railroads. need not obey the order OF
toe interstate commerce commission
and establish join. through passenger
rates westward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

PRODUCE.

The Elgln butter market came an
changed tnls week which was = sur-
prise 10 the trade a. an advance had
been looked FOR The egg market Was
up nalf-cent yesterday, ana j. hrin
AZ tr~ adtanc. Except that q car or
80 OF southwestern eggs are being
brought 90 thls market every day, the
receipts would not equal the demand
Poultry j. no better than steady. and
the deal .s small one. Receipts Of
dressed calves are very light also. but
tn.. demand ia in proportion. and the
market .s rather easy thau otherwise
A. "A whole. thr market IS not very
active and the tone j. STEADY IN al!
lines
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

oranscs-cali:oruia navels s. ) u };
Ffcrldas, s. 80 box tanscrints. s. . :. IS
Per box
Oysters Solid packed. standards.
sls5 selects. 81 Err sal. standards. IN
small cans, zoe. large cans &5c. Sc
lects. small CSC large 35c can
Pineapple llor!das 81 - = - doZ.
81 90 u % per crate
pOpcnrn-fars gdsi. per 10
P1tatoes-C8r lots bulk. 2sI sec;
bags. 80 p3-c b4 new Bcrmudas. s. %
~ peg UN
Pouitr,--Sp-inss l6c per ID, hens
loc 10, ducks, l5U Ice. geese. ! 2 ., ,
turkeys. isc per 20 Dressed chick
ems, lie. hens lie. ducks. l1c. geese
u q Sc, turkeys ~ q &c per 10.
Rubbits-Sl so per doZ
straw herrics--iO q 5ec per quart box.
sweet Potatoes-Iersey kiln dried.
s. go crate. illinois sI.25 bu: So boi.
IaIIoW-No. l. sc. No. :. aiAc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Crcamcries extras. SIC,
frsts. soc. dairy butter. 22isc. pack
ing stock. q &c per 10
Eggs-Fresh current receipts cases
Included. 49, doz Receipts on Mon
HaC u40 "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BIFI AIo--Opeping
A >s.xsnss Ia slnef. lkenor

EAST ut IkiO-opeuing.
Duuning ~ stevens Tive stock n~port.
kl FilALh Mtrth t~pvcial
Receipts 8 cars. strong Hogs
d NJ 4si1 ofkets. $40 ana 1850. pigs.
HeloF SHEEP and Lambsr- Receipts =
vars strong best iamBsi $40, yrat-
lNgs. s. faMs Wvthers. 5, t5u -, ewes,
s $50 calves S. q 1850.
EAST tFENio-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y \. March s-
Catt.e-kecripts 5000, higher. prime.
So. f-3 shipping. s6n 90. butch
crs s. 80 20 9 -, helfers. s. "a q, 80. COWS,
8 - 30 bulls. s55uu 90. mitch
cows ana sprngers. ssSH6N. Neals--
Ca cnoice, 5. 10 so. sheep and Lambs
20 Receipts $4,000 nrm, lambs. IS go /.
Nearliuss s. %. sheep. sinN hoss
~'kcccipts $500. active. lSc higher
yorkers, sl0SON l0.t0. pigs. $40
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO March S-Cattlc-- Re
ltilts 3 800. steady bceNes. s. lefl : 20.
stoc k,rs and feeders s. 50 "a %. COW ;
atd tVitcrs $ $50 "a q. so. calves. $50 a
Yea" hos s- Receipts 10000, strong ,
.tSut $500 "a lol L. mixed. sg>o q . -
e4NN. - >sn 40 So rough. So - N = 20
~ - Ssu 2.t3. >neep and Lambs lie
go ifits / 900. steady natives s. Oslo,
western. s5.5op $40. lambs, native. s. a
40. western. sSg950
GLEN EL.ND.
Receipts 1000, l5E zoe higher. medi-
ans mixed and workers. sio.-5, lights.
$40. pigs s. so. cattle Receipts 50
C1rs. nrm. -amhs-keceipts 10 cars.
- TOP Calves Receipts 400. $40
Top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
cine AGO.
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for TIE Times by Hayden.
stone X Co. HONS Griswoid-st.
open IA gh Low Noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

lines
Apples Fancy s3a375 common.
g. % n 80 Per hb!. western box apples.
g. 75a so per box
Banana---t;oud shipping stock $50
q $50. according % quality
oeirry = iiome- grown $50 a5e doz;
California. si.7S per crate.
Cauiinow~r - California. $3.50 per
doZ. $500 per crate
Gabbax--sl a per Dbl
Checse--M chiEan fiat. late made l5
state Ishc; Limburgef. Wisconsin,
lsc; York state. 10; German cream,
brick. ls1lul9c. Schwe-:zer -omestic
ported. 2sG 30c per ID
ranberricS--s5 q . % Der Dbl
Dntes-persian. sac. Fards. s99he
dressed cai,es-Faus lpi2c 10:
common, 10 q &c per 10. a,,
Tinnan Hnddie-ll u &c per ID.
Fresh NreriabIcs--Cucum hot
house. i3qltc lb head lettuce. s. 50
per Dbl 81 - dog. radishes 2Ca sc
doz: wax beans. si,5oQi5j per ham
per parsley. csc doz. green beans.
t275d3 per hamper: green peppers.
. 75c basket. rutabages. 3oSt40c per bu
Hubbard squash = Be- per lb. Flor
ida tomatoes. 81 90 per G-basket crate.
t0c per basket. water cress. - q 40c
doz tuTatpg. coo bus beet-. GJc bu. car
rot. t0c bu. pirplant. 6Vc per doz.
spinach. SOC per GoZ
Grap~s-Nalaga S4Q so per Dbl
Grape Fruit--st.-5 per case
Hay-DetToit dealers are paying tho
following prices for baicd hay IN car
lots. Z O g. Detroit. 80 ] timothy.
81 5001s No. y timothy. sA6 50 "a ~.
clover mixed. $1,000 H., rye straw.
$50. wheat ana oat straw, 81 Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from sl5gl9. as to
quality.
HidrS-Cured " I. los: No. . &c:
green Ne So 40 3 &c; kip cured
80. J.. Zoe; No ?. siac, kip. green, No
/. Toe No g. Sisc calf cured. No. l,
l5c, No. ,. 13ihr; calf, green. No. /.
1ic. No = 12iac horse hides. No. !.
t3.5Q. No >. $50. sneepskins. as to
wool. 5ucIS2
Honey Fancy white. 16ql7c; ex-
traCted, p "a loo per DO.
Icmon--California s35Oa35j box
IimeS-si "a i.25 per ZOO.
Mushrooms-4Sf RI 500 per 10.
Nufs-Wainuts. 1aG Ice. almonds. lt
~ I5c. pceaUs izI i5c. nlberts. TIA l2c;
Braxits. 9Iirc. mixed nuts. 12G lic 10,
new hickory nuts. shellbarks, H.259
I.sa
BeIu4udas $50 Per bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
Markets and Finance
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.

Reported Tor The Times ~ ltA>drN'
stone q Go Hobs GrisMold So ...,.,
tpg'n 's'-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21
EAST EMMONs.

| correspondence of the Record July is
We might as we'll wish for a snow
storm. as it can't rain.
Walter White left on business
trip to Kuhn last Monday
Mr.Salomonson. after being absent
several months. has returned home.
Henry Miller is tirst-class brick
layer, by the looks of that chimney.
/, The Phllomathian meets July Both
at Mr.. Sparks place, known better
as Tell"
| Miss Cora Winjum has returned
home, after visiting at the c. f.
Steie home.
| Oscar johnson and Mrs. Horne
man enjoyed their visit at Jonas
place Friday.
Henry Halverson has been on a
land hunt up north. guess he
didn't like it.
Quite a number from this vicinity
took in the circus at Linton. Some
of them say it was fine.
| Ben kauma claims it IS hard work
to pump water ON 26; but sometimes
he gets help. How about it, Ben?
Henry Miller and Ben kauma have
rented Section 81 for hay land. Are
you going to feed stones next win
ter, boys!
Mr. and Mrs. f. 7. Urevig have
returned from their extended visit
in South Dakota. Fred says the
crops look good where they came
from.
Everett Johnson is building new
barn, and he claims it is going to be
La crackerjack. Some understood
him to say, "Crackerbox. Everett
is doing the work himself.
Mr. Gruenefelder is the owner of
one of the largest modern barns in
the county 1t was put up in hur-
ry. as there is nothing slow about T..
G.. Pearson, who did the work.
The writer had such a jolly time
in Napoleon on the Fourth of July
eating dust. slipping ice cream.
and washing it down with pop that
he is just reviving from the earth
4 quake.
John Holsti's ball nine met their
defeat last Sunday, when they eros
| sed bats with the Outlaws. John is
a fancy twirler, but the Outlaws are
hard hitters, and the score was 25 to
2 in their favor.
| Next Friday evening July 22d
there will be a sack sociable in
the school houseon l3.l74-74 Every
| one is cordially invited to attend ,as
the funds will be used to enlarge the
library Free entertainment by
| scholars
4 July 23d there will be basket
sociable given at Walter White.
place After the sociable there vii
be dancing and music A good time
is expected. The funds go to hell
the kintyre ball team All are cor
4 daily invited to attend. Zip
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21

south linc Of Section ~. l.2,..i IL
bridge, lo-foot span. 10 feet
hugh. with wings $ feet long. oneast
lime of Section Is. l2o 20.
bridge, l2.foot span. s feet high.
with wings $ feet long. on uorthline
Of Section -. lS':3i II
truss bridge 20 feet long. lofcet
above water, with wings lOfect long
between Sections : and !, lS3- IS.
On motion the following hills we're
allowed
John Mum. work ON road \ - 20
Peter { hristAnsol,, " ORR on road 20 Uo
Wcndelin Schneider. work on
road Is 90
Mel, arviCk. word ON road f. mO
L A. Mleklcr. Wort.~n rera Is oo
Will Mcssncr. WORK on roa, 81 90
Phillips & HANSON repairing
road pillow n
road material 81 -
! cmpclton Bros, Road material ., 80
fiagsard \ Nlaloncy unto Avcry
tar commissioners II on
|. i Netnland. aror NAV ern
of court ~ 30
charles %. arb 3 rrtqud Of
probate fees. dual payment 10
Treasurer tm
harles Il carlcy, salar4 ander
section 9io3. iof Ala May
and l,ii,e, ',ol 90
Jakoh Fischer, commissioner
salary and iuileage Z, 30
Christian Madden, Commission.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21

Wish you could have some of our
fruit that is wasting Weather is
fine, business good. and we are all
we'll and happy. Rob weighs over
200 pounds. Don't think this coun-
try agrees with him. "
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21
IN TOWN AND OUT

llN ~ w ~ 4A4ND w -.
Fat at Turner
Win Pagel made business trip
TO Bismarck last Friday.
Tom Kieffer was up from the
southwestern country Saturday.
Ole Sjerslee was down from the
Tell country on a business trip Mon
day.
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave carpet for
you q
The Lyon elevator at Linton has
been sold to the Occidem Elevator
Company.
Herman Hardt, former represent
alive of the Logan Mcintosh district
in the legislature, was inLinton over
Sunday.
Joe Burdick left Saturday for Pc
oria, Ill.,, where he is interested in
the settlement of the estate of his
foster-father.
Arend Hasper, Louis Dornbush,
JohnStam and Gerrit Van Beck were
up from the Westfied country on
business Monday.
Miss Minnie MAIDEN and Miss
Ethel Burge left Monday morning
for Valley City. where they will at
tend the summer school.
Presiding Elder Danford, of the
M L. church. will preach at Dale on
the 2sth of July, at $50 p. M All
are cordially invited to attend.
A nine from Linton went to stras-
burg Sunday, where they played a
Strasburg team, the score resulting
9to 6 in favor of Linton in ten in
nings.
The Rev. Maddox left Tuesday for
Bismarck, where he will remain UNI
til assigned to some place where
there is call for a Congregational
minister.
Two games of ball were played in
Linton Tuesday between the Linton
and the Strasburg wee kids, with q
score of 8 to Z and IA to 3 in favor
of Linton.
The Rev. N. Wood left Tuesday
for his home in Minor. Mr. WOOD
has hosts of friends in these parts
who hope that he will have opportHA
mites to often visit Linton.
Comrade Woodland and wife OF
Glencoe were down Monday, accom-
panied by their son and daughter
Willie and Nina, who were on then
way to visit relatives at Clark, s. ID
A front entrace has been made Il
the Didszuneit building on Broad
way. The room is being fixed vi
otherwise. and will. when the WORT
is finished, be quite a cozy littlebusi
ness place.
Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Wright ant
the little Wrights were down from
Hazelton Sunday. Mrs. WrighH
came to have an interview with The
heavyweight dentist about a tootF
mat was acting badly
Bert Irvine went to Bismarck las
week and returned Saturday witt
MS wife, who had been sick at th,
hospital there. Mrs. Irvine is II
much better health than when sh'
went to the Capital City.
The Methodist meetings in Omll
church will close next Sunday s
lar sixteen have declared their in
'entIon of joining the church AM
seven have been baptized. With on
exception, the sixteen are heads 4
families.
G W. Grain. of Monango, is in Lin
Ton visiting E. A. and X. j. Grain
MS sons, and their families. He say
small grain crops in Dickey count.
10 not amount to much But there
as mere, corn is yet all right bu
needs rain at once.
Messrs. Schmidt and Leick hay
ieased the Linton House from Jako
yangula. Don't think for a momen
mat "schmidtty's' only duty wi
oe TO sashay" around the dining
room field and catch flies. Z Thes
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21

July 9. 1910
Pursuant to adjournment the
board met Present Commissions
crs Nolk MAIDEN Fischer and Ham
sen
Assessment Of personal proprrty
considered.
On motion the board adjourned
until s 80 a. m, July 3. 1910.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21
on FICIAL MINUTES
Oh the BOARD Of Vintage trustees OF
I mon, >orth Dakota.

llme rs iqlN
he board met an he above llal.
pursuant TO law and notices posted.
! for the purpose Of hearing com
plants againts the assessment ma,l,.
10y the assessor Present werp lau@
and Weatherhy. There hong no
complaints offered the meeting "a
lourncd
T. II Smith, 'etb
July lsa
The regular meeting of tie hoard
was called on the above date Fire
ent Lang and Wagner. AIsoal
Weatherby Minutes of the folpur
meeting were read and appr&pd
On account If the presence II aHip
two members. the meeting was id
Journed to convene ut the call If IL
president
L. II Smith. Clcrk
July r.. 1910
The board met on the above date.
pursuant TO the cal Of the president
All members present
Following bills We're allowed and
warrants ordered drawn fo lhclr
payment.
+ h, foglc. material and iabur
Tor covering cllvcr Oh easl
side of Broadw ny acruss SanD
son avenue ~
g.. a. bfoimau. work ON streets 70
in'oh Ba<ar, rcpairs Tor pump
and grader as
VA ,uI,,sr sal irttL
iirstquarer
a. Wca'hcrby salary trustee,
iirstquartcr 10
a any. salary. 'rns'cc frsi
quarter ga
Henry H. hanson. salary treas
'tcr first quarter
J L Bnrdlck. salary Ibafsial
first quarter
Z H. smith. salary, clerk ii4s
quarter
" W Mewins lighting Lamps
juno "a
FRA Stiles. labor Oh street,
John llcadbcrg, labor Oh Streets 20
WIN. Pagcl. labor on street. ,o
llaggard & Maloncy, lsbpr 9f.
streets III
/ o a Schacfer, Labor on 5,fee 100
/ J Il B,irdiok, labor % slretl ~
/ Adam Mi'lcl labor On street 90
4 =. Mohn labor Oh Street AZ
f ceofgc Wplfcr Labor q. trs''
! Henry WH'iiaytr t,tiof @tf
streets IL
DAVID krrig labor Oh etrr,sls 20
4 a ! lSfidrli h,bof on ,'re,e 80
K sarrous. labor ons'ree's ~
| Frank I.ov,aec. labor % Street, 3
, w |, REORGANIZATION ~, strea' ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21

Proceedings OF the Isoatd OF Review
aud Equalization OF Eminons
County, North Dakota.

Linton. N ID .llllN ), Ia

The board of county commission
crs, beng IN regular session. constl-
tutcd a board of review and cqual
cation. and proceeded ,oeHaminc the
returns made by the assessors Of
the several districts for the year
1910. adJourning from day to day
Present r. M VoIk, Christian
MAIDEN. Jakob Fischer and Andrew
Hansen. commissioners
On motion the board adjourned
until : 30 a ~, July s, 1910
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21
TAKEN Up BULL

Taken up by the undersigned. one
black yearling bull: no brand or
marks. This animal has been around
my place since last spring Owner
will please call, pay charges and
take the animal away
w. T. Mcclure, Omio, N. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Ot the Board o. County Commiss sion
ers Of Emmons County,
North Dakota.

Linton, NJ ID. July IL. 1910
Pursuant to adjournment July $.
1910. the board met Present Com
mlssloners Casey. MAIDEN and Han
sen.
The board adjourned to view roads
with Commissioner Fischer, in
Township l29, Range 7G. leading To
Pollock, :. d.. and rcconvenc at 80
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21
TAX FIN III,

anne TO my place. y Inils5
of Linton and 9 nll
north Of Omio postoiIiec, a DARK red
steer calf about SIX months oid .a
horns about am inch long noEieafa
Tins animal has been arolannl
place about a month eDan ~
have same by proving proper aJi
paying charge John Miller
Linton
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-21
NOTICE. For BI.lGAIlels
(Serlal No. V3oG9

Department of the interior.
| 5 Land Office at bismarck. N II
MAY "a 1870

MAY n 1910
Notice Is herels Qlyen thaf
Katie iiuisingh.
OF slrasblrg. North Dakota. who.
on December Z, 1905. made Ilome
stead Entry No. 1926. Serial M
o30Gg. for southwest quarter 81
southeast quarter. southeast Ilal
ter Of southwest quarter and lot !! Z.
ssectlpn Is, Township III NORTH.
Range Il west If Fifth Principal
Meridian. has Fled notice Of !nten-
tlpn @ make final Communication
proof 10 establish claim 70 the land
apege described, before Pc. Rocks.
Clerk II District Court. at Linton.
North Dakota, On the 7ecend day Of
August. 1910
Claimant name as altnesse
John ilaak Of Hull. N. y
Gerrii Haak, Of Hall. N u.
Peter 9 Nooman Of Hull y n.
Alan Paul. Of Strasburg. y. III.
NJ Fl. j StIl, Reg ter