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TRUSTEES SALE
~ OF a
DESIRABLE LITTLE HOME
Near Westminster, Nd.

BY virtue of a decree OF the Cir
cult Court for Carroll County passed
in cause No. 1896 Equity, the under
signed trustees Will offer at public
sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1911,
at o'clock, p. m, all that parcel Of
land containing nearly
FIVE ACRES
OF which Alice McKeever died seized
and possessed, situate on the road
leading from Westminster to New
windsor, about one mile from West
minister I'm Carroll county, Maryland,
adjoining the lands of William p.
Stone and others.
Inc improvements thereon are q
comfortable weatherboarded dwelling
house containing six rooms,
summer kitchen and stable. There II
well of excellent water at the door.
There is an abundance of fruit trees
upon the place.
Tnls is also a very advantageous
place for any one who wishes to do
trucking or raise poultry.
Terms OF Sale:-One-third cash on
the day Of sale, or upon the ratifi-
cation thereof, the residue In two
equal payments, the one to be paid in
one year and the other i'm two years
from day OIL sale with interest to b.
secured by the notes OF the purchaser
with approved security or all cash
nc the option or the purchaser.
GEORGE q. BRILLIANT.
GUY w. STEELE,
CHARLES II. FINK,
aug11-ts Trustees.
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TXECUTORS' SALE
IL or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
In Westminster District, III c..
roll County, Maryland.

BY virtue OF the power and author,
ty contained in the last Will and Tos
lament Of Margaret Bankert, late ~
Carroll County, deceased, duly admit
ted to probate by the Orphans Conrt
OF Carroll county, and recorded II
the Office OF the Register Of Wills -
Carroll County, in Will Record. Tibor
J. J. >. No, 10, folio 532, ETC.. Am II
an order or said Court dated Anens,
l, in the year 1911, the undersigned
executors named I'm said Will, Will
sell at public sale on the premises
the hereinafter mentioned and des-
cribed Real Estate. On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1911
mt 4 o'clock p. I'M, the following de-
scribed real estate being the land and
premises Of which the said Margaret
Bankert died, seized and possessed
and being the same land which was
conveyed by Richard Manning to
Margaret Grouse (afterward Margaret
Bankert) by deed dated this End dav
Of April, in the year 1870, and record
ed among the Land Records Of Car
roll County, in Liber J. B. B. No. az
folio 19S, etc., containing
"a ACRES and 81 PERCHES q land.
more or less, excepting the part here
tofore conveyed to John w. Luca-
baugh, by the said Margaret Grouse
by Deed dated April in the wear
1870, and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county, in Liber !
,. B., No 38, folio 1919, etc., contain
ing acres, rOOdS and pa perches
of land, more or less, leaving II
acres, 2 roods and II perches of land.
more or less in said property to Be
sold. The improvements thereon con-
sists of a TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING IHM
HOUSE, bank barn, bug iEik
~ shed, corn crib, hog
pen, chicken house, smoke house. and
other necessary outbu1Idings. There
- also good orchard in bearing
about 8 acres OF second growth
chestnut and oak timber.
This property is located on road
that leads from Manchester road "a
Sullivan road and near Lucabaugh's
Mill, and adjoins the lands of Amos
Myers, Frank Hunter, Jesse Null and
others. There is also a good SUNNY
or water at barn and house.
Terms OF Sale:-One-third Of pur-
chase money to be paid on day of
sale or upon the ratification Of sale
by Orphans Court, one-third in six
months and the other one-third in
twelve months from day Of sale or all
cash on day Of sale or upon ratifca-
ton by Orphans Court, the credit
payments to be secured by the bonds
or single bills Of the purchaser or
purchasers with sufficient security.
bearing interest from the day Of sale,
WILSON l.. GROUSE,
IDA III. 0. GROUSE,
Executors Of Last VIII and Testament
Of Margaret Bankert, deceased.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, Attorney.
August Ill At
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
SYKESVILLE.
Leave MILL subscriptions, advertise.
ments and Job work ct Walter W. Rit.
tess TongOriRI ParIOrs, local agent

On Monday night about $40 O'Clock
the town had quite scare when DR.
D. B. Sprecher gave the alarm of fire
The town was quiet at that time and
the alarm could be heard far and
near: everybody ran toward his resi-
dence, but the fire was in the BIZ
-four mill and elevator OF wv. II. ID
Warfeld and Co. at the top of the
elevator shaft In a few minutes a
large crowd had gathered: the bucket
brigade started to work and in a
few minutes eXtinguished the blaze
which had not gotten much Roadway,
It is thought that a hot box caused
the blaze. Not much damage was
done.
Mrs. Georgeanna Phillinger and
Nelson Phillinger, of Baltimore, are
visiting here for a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Merceron
paid weekend visit to Towson, Md
Joseph Lands, wife and daughter
Of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. R- Weer: MIR. Lands il southern
salesman and manager for the Lowe
vile Casket Co., of New York.
u W. Firoved, our station agent
and James B. George, have just re-
turned from fishing trip to Will
Transport, Md, and they report a very
good time catching bass.
We are glad to learn that the Sy-
kesville Dramatic Club,who gave such
an interesting entertainment last
winter, will again give us an oppor-
tunity Of seeing them on the 18th,
inst, at the Lyceum. The play" Billy's
Bungalow" by Miss Eleanor Maud
Crane OF New York, who il expected
to be present, is said to be one Of her
best, and it abounds in laughable
situations Next week We have been
promised an elaborate account Of the
characters with synopsis of the play.
It il rumOred that a fashionable
house party nearly reaches starvation
point on an Island, and are saved by
the heroic efforts OF the Honorable
Francis Fairweather Spaulding CDR.
Tinny" Hill who plunges into the
sea. Iii will BE- interesting to see our
popular "Dr. Tinny" Hill at sea as he
is generally so collected on the stage
The personnel of the Club has chang
ed somewhat due to some of the older
members having gone away, but it
will give our village an opportunity of
seeing the recruits who have enlisted
from the Springfield Hospital includ-
ing Miss Marguerite Gilmore Linthi-
cum and ]. Hanson Tom1inson, Jr.
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MELROSE.

The past week our printer mailed
nearly 5000 magazines to all parts
Of the United States, and to some
foreign counties
Notwithstanding the heavy rains
on Friday, both Lineboro and Kreid-
ler's had good crowds on Saturday
Everybody seemed to be pleased.
Our new tax collector, Thoa r.
Strevig, had the tax notices and re-
ceipts printed at MeIrose.
Enormous crowds we're at Penn
Grove camp on Sunday, as IL was an
ideal day.
Wesley Baum shot n fish crane
measuring 9 feet, inches, from Tip
to tip Of the wings.
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WATERSVILLE,

Miss Addie Spurrier made a bust
ness trip to Baltimore, last week
Miss Hattie Spurrier, Of Washing
ton, y. e., is summering with her sis
ter, Mrs. Weinbrenner.
DR.. Charles Weinbrenner is having
al luck getting his automobile prop
erly trained, but thinks he Will have
1t In good shape soon and will then
test the roads of Howard county.
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Celebrate Twenty-ffth Anniversary.

For the Advocate.
On Sunday, August 6, Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Leister, OF Medford, Nd
celebrated their tWenty-fifth wedding
anniversary by giving a dinner. A
pleasant day was spent
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
1on Abbott, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Step
hen and son, Arthur; Mr. and Mrs
William F. Helm, Mr. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Thomas and children, Naomi,
Russell, Corrine, John and Mary; MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Baker and son, Paul,
Mrs. Edward Everhart and Mrs. Ma
ria Everhart; Misses Virgil Ruth
rauf and Hollis Lester, Messrs. Alva
Lester, John Everhart. Guy j.. Leis-
ter and Rex Anders. 4
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no CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Carroll county, in Mary
land, letters of administration on the
Personal Estate of
THOMAS B. GILBERT,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having. claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on Oh
before the 18th day Of March, 1912,
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from I'LL benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of August, 1911.
EMILY J. ARTHUR,
aug IL At Administrative w. a.,
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DOYLE& ,MAGEE
WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NoiicE M CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Or.
phans' Court of Carroll county, In Mary.
land, letters of administration on the
Personal Estate of
FRANK I. LEWIS,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on Oh
before the 18th day Of March, 1912,
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 7th day Of
August, 1911.
LUCY 3. LEWIS,
aug Ii At Administrative.
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"A SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S
A SALE OF "A
Desirable Dwelling House
On Liberty Street, fin Westminster,
Md.

by virtue of the power and author
lty contained in a mortgage from
Sarah ~ Zentz and Robert r. Zentz,
her husband, to Jacob L. Holmes,
dated March 18th, 1909, and recorded
among the real estate mortgage rec
ords OF Carroll County, in Liber ID. P.
). No. 90, folio 237, and duly assign
ed to Ivan r.. Hoff for collection, the
undersigned, as assignee Of said
mortgage, will offer at Public Sale,
On tn premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER End. 1911.
al O'Clock p. m, all that valuable
Lot of Land conveyed ty said mort
gage, containing 103SO SQUARE
FEET OF LAND, more Oh less, i'm
proved with GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE and A&A-..
STABLE, situate on the 49&@
South side of Liberty Vs.
street, near the limits of the City of
Westminster, being Lot No. %, on
the plat of "Lynche's Addition To
Westminster, fronting on Liberty
Street SO feet and running back 173
feet to an alley, and being the same
Lot Of Land conveyed by Jacob T.
Holmes and wife to Sarah l.. Zentz,
by deed dated March Is, 1909, and re-
corded among the land records of
Carroll County, in Liber ID. p. >, No.
Ill, folio 6S, and now occupied by
Robert F. Zentz.
Terms Of Sale:-$2OO.OO to Be paid
in cash on the day OF sale; balance
to be paid on the ratification of sale
BY the court; OF these terms may be
changed to suit purchaser, by apply
Ing to Ivan T.. Hoff, Attorney-at-Law,
Westminster.
IVAN Z. HOFF,
Assignee of Mortgage.
ELIAS ~ DAVIS, auct- aug11-ts
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1911,
ATT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned trustee offers at
private sale the real estate OF Mr.
and Mrs. Van Cleaf consisting OF 20
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, i'm
proved by frame story -four mill
Residence containing rooms, and
other out buildings. Call upon or
address
GEORGE L. STOCKSDALE,
Trustee, Westminster. Md.
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YOU WANT PURITY In THE
HOME, BUY SMITH a. REIFSNID-
ER'S PURE COAL. That rs Coal that
is as free from slate and bone as
modern methods will allow. Best
Coal comes Urn August.
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PUBLIc SALE.

Immediately after Mrs. Angelina
Jones' sale on the 18th day; OF, August,
1911, at John Bowers, stable, i win sell
~ brand new homemade FalIing-top
Buggy and good secondhand Carriage.
aug II z y. DAVIS, Agent.
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Tine Gnff Arlaprlnr

John, don't you think have worn
this pair of shoes long enough?
.No, dear If they were long
enough YOU wouldn't have had those
corEs."
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T IST OF ELECTION OFFICERS
~ Appointed by the Board OF Sup.
ervisOrs of Election of Carroll C0un.
ty, firm tine Place OF those Heretofore
Appointed Who Have Since Been Ex-
cqsed, or found Disqualified.
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Don't Get Too Close

to the danger point with that old car
riage. Just little accident will cost
you much more than one Of our splendid
carriages. Look over those in our
warerooms. You will find them staunch,
strong and handsome. They mean safe
ty as well as pleasure in your driving.
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Foley Kidney Pillg win check the progress cR
your kidney and bladder trouble and heal BY re
moving the cause. Try them. For Sale by all
Druggists.
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- UBLIC SALE
m Or
Personal Property

Tn pursuance of the power i'm 3
deed Of trust to undersigned, from
Charles H. Van Cleaf and Sarah l.
Van Cleaf, his wife, 7 will offer al
public sale, on the premises, known
as SPARKS or Herring's Mill, one
mile East of Wesley Chapel, and two
miles from Hanover turnpike road
in Hampstead district, Carroll county
Md,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1911,
at 2 p. m, the following property:
One 2 ton 4-inch tread low down iron
wheel wagon, one 2-horse one ton mill
wagon, 1-horse delivery wagon, set
Of double harness, set Of light work
harness, 700 feet of boards, so feet OF
dressed boards, 2x4x12 feet, 500
shingles, half barrel machine oil, oil
cans, mill scoop shovels, Is seam
less sacks, 60 bran sacks, HOGS
WEIGHING FROM 125 to 200 pounds
Terms of Sale:-CASH.
GEORGE l.. STOCKSDALE,
VIM. H. Blizzard, Auct. Trustee
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Assignee of Mortgage.
ELIAS ~ DAVIS, auct- aug11-ts
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
4 BIG RAlN.sroRm.
Last Sunday Night There Wa. q
tteavy Downpour In Many Parts
of Emmons County.

Last Sunday night the flood gates
Of the upper regions were opened on
this section Of country and about
three inches of water dropped TO
earth.
In Linton the streets, alleys and
yards carried raging torrent,
gardens being washed away in some
instances, and in others the newly
planted seeds being planted deep
er than the books say they should
be stuck into the earth.
Those frequently afflicted base
ments under the First State Bank
and the Moore Bakery were again
flooded. pumps being at work all of
next day forcing the muddy water
to the top of the ground. Although
causing considerable trouble and
many unchristianlihe thoughts, the
damage was light
Hail fcllin Linton. hut not enough
to do much damaee, as most Of the
garden truck ha, not yet pecpcd
through the sol Some of the
blossoms on small fruit bushes were
knocked off.
There was a big wash-out on the
Milwaukee Railway about four miless
this side of Hague Track to the
length of about seven hundred feet
was washed clear off Of the grade.
The hail in the draws" there was
three feet deep at | O'Clock in the
afternoon of Monday eighteen hours
or more after the storm. 1t is
claimed that the hail-stones were as
big as hen-eggs, and that right after
the storm they We're five to six feet
deep where they had been washed
down the gulleys. The strip of hail
was narrow, and was heavy over
only a small area.
Unfortunately, the rain was not
general Throughout the county.
There was none al Winona, none a
few miles west OF town, and very
little at Strasburg, ten or twelve
miles southeast of Linton. Speaking
generally. the rain seems to have
fallen all over the northern half of
the county and in few parts of the
southern half. Reports are that
from Linton east into Logan county
there has been plenty of rainfall
within the last week. Since the
storm there have been clouds in the
sky, with good prospects for more
rain soon.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
ing been the champion speller at
the county contest held in Linton
one day last week,

ing been the champion speller at
the county contest held in Linton
one day last week.
# you pass along the village street
and happen to meet man whom
You at short distance take for"
Or. Smith, just look again. for you
are probably mistaken. The fact is
that Bert Irvine is so terribly y. ell
ed up to-day that he might easily be
taken for the teeth experts twin
brother. And the cause of it all?!"
you ask, more or less gentle reader.
The fact that this forenoon phone
message from the Capital City con-
veyed the pleasing intelligence that
at st. Alexius hospital last night a
brand-new daughter arrived to the
house of Irvine. Mother and girl
doing we'll.
Bismarck Tribune: Dad Stree
ter's Emmons County Record, pub
lished at Linton. has entered upon
its twenty y-eighth year. and the
boss says that he likes the place
and may decide to remain there per
manently. The Record is one of the
best papers in the state published
IN a town the size of Linton, and
while the writer has never been in
the city, he knows it must be good
town from the kind of paper that is
published there. (The idea, NC, :"
of monkeying with the dignity of
a statesman" by referring to him
as Dad. = But. then. Josh Billings
once wrote that Dignity is not
more a sign of ability than a paper
collar is evidence of a shirt.
A Hague correspondent sends to
the Record the following item:
Jacob Fuhrer yesterday morning
sent his hired man to the field to
harrow with a big drag drawn by a
four-horse team. Toward noon the
man, becoming thirsty, went for a
drink of water. He had gone only a
short distance when the team took
French leave. They went through
a fence and the procession kept 60
ing, scattering parts of the harrow
here and there over the landscape.
When the team struck the bridge at
Jacob Green's place the remain
ing section Of the harrow broke
loose and caught the lines. which
brought the runaways up against
fence. The harrow was total
wreck, but the horses which is re-
considering the fierce
ness of the runaway had but
few scratches, and were soon at work
again. Mr.. Fuhrer lives about ten
miles south of Hague.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
INJURED IN an upset"
a Woman and Young Man Are
Slightly Injured by Their Wagon
Tipping Over.

Last Tuesday. while Mrs. Adam
Bosch and her sons Simon. aged
twenty-six years, and Joseph, aged
sixteen years We're driving in a
wagon from their home on upper
Beaver creek to the farm of Anton
Horner, three miles southof Linton,
they met with an accident which in
jured two of them painfully, and
might have been much more serious.
While travelling along the road
they met, about mile and quar-
ter south of Linton. an auto driven
by man named C. Tibbetts, who
was on his way from Mason City.
Iowa, to his homestead near Carl,
Morton county, this state. The
auto is a rattletrap affair. The
man is badly crippled, his legs hav-
ing been amputated at the knees
He was paying his expenses ON the
trip by selling shoe-laces and other
little articles.
At the point named Tibbetts' ma
chine had stuck in the mud. and had
been pulled out by young son of
Jacob Sautter, Of Linton. who came
along with team. The wagon con-
tanning Mrs. Bosch and her sons just
then drove up and stopped. The
auto had not yet started up after
being pulled from the mud-hoIe.
The driver of the team. Simon Bosch,
swung his team around to give the
road to the whcezy smoke-chariot.
He turned too sharply, however, and
over went the wagon. throwing the
occupants to the ground. Simon
stuck to the lines and the team did
not run.
Mrs. Bosch had her shoulder blade
dislocated. and her son Joe was
slightly cut on the wrist and his
body bruised. They came to Linton
and were treated by DIR. Wolverton.
A complaint was made against
Tibbetts by the occupants Of the
auto and he was brought to town,
but, after an informal examination,
it was found that he was in no wise
to blame for the accident, and he
was told that he might go on his
way rejoicing 70 the promised land
of Morton county.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
SCHOOL NOTES.
Communicated.

frankie Meier is back in school
again.
Maggie Hirsch of Eureka visited
school last week.
The seventh grade has just com
pleted Bryant's poem, ''Thanatop-
sis"
The second grade pupils are mem
orizing Seven Times One" by Jean
Ingelow
The third-grade reading class are
reading Child Stories by the Great
Masters
The sixth grade has just commit
ted, TO a Waterfowl" another of
Bryant S poems.
The Rev. A. M. Wiley will preach
the baccalaureate sermon Sunday
morning, June 4th.
Eleven pupils in the first grade
were neither absent nor tardy for
the month ending May 5th.
Many mothers were present at the
exercises in Miss McDonnell's room
last Friday in observance Of Mothers
Day.
The seventh grade will take the
final examinations in geography and
physiology on Thursday and Friday
of this week.
Friday, June I'd, is the date set
for the first high-school commence
ment of Linton. The address of the
evening will be given by the Rev.
IChas. W. Harris, of Bismarck, who
will speak of Ideals"
The first grade celebrated Moth
ers' Day, May 18th. The children
invited their mothers for the after
noon, when they sang their songs
in honor of the mothers. The names
of the ladies present were: Mes
danes Atha, Barger, Bell, Britts,
Berreth, Bertheau, Bertrand, Grain,
Carley. Chesrown. Dobbs, Eberle,
Fogle, Haggard, Junge, McCulley,
Kicker, Seeman, Turner, Wiley,
Wing, Wolverton. and Miss Birdie
Tracy.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
Notice of Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered Ny Ray
W. Morford and Ketta Morford his wife.
fnortgagors 10 Bank Of Ilazclton "a corpora
tion}' 'inortgayee, dated the eth day of October.
a. d. 1909. and filed for record 10 the Office ~
the Register of Deeds of The county of Emmons
and stat. of North Dakota on the Ath day "
November A u. 1909 aud recorded In book -
OF mortgages at page 543, Will be foreclosed ny
a sa lie os the premises In snch mortgage and
hereinafter Described at the front door "
the court house. In the village OF Linton,
ia the county of EmDons and state OF
North Dakota at the hour ~ o'clock
3u IN on the 10th day Of June, lsli, 10 sat
isfy the amount due upon such mortgage On
the day OF sale. The premises described IN
such mortgage and which Will be- sold " Sat
isfy the same are described AZ follows:
Lot Number six 10 In BLOCK Number
-Four 90 In the town ~ Hazelton, Norih
Dakota according u the plat thereof on
fle and ~ record IN the office " the Reg
i,ter of Deeds IN and for the county oi
Emmons and state OF North Dakota.
There will be due such mortgage at the
att. of sale the sum of ming hundred seventy
,ix dollars and ninety four cents tsf6 - be
sides the costs ~ This foreclosure.
BANK OF HAZELTON.
"a Corporation,.
Mortgage
CHARLES :. LANE. (nay s-june y
Attorney for Mortgagee,
Linton North Dakota.
Emmons County record., 1911-05-18
TAKEN up HORSES.

Taken up by the undersigned, on
his premises, the following described
horses:
One mare, white in color. This
animal is spawned in both hind legs.
She is apparently about fourteen
years old.
One buckskin pony-mare, with a
white face and one Of her hind feet
white.
One gelding. This animal has
such bad case of mango that it is
impossible to say Just what his color
is. 1t seems to be black or dark
brown, however
These animals have been around
my place off and on since last De
cember. but have only recently
been taken up by me, as the plant
ing Of crop makes such action
necessary.
The owner can have the animals
above described by calling at my
place. proving property and paying
the charges. live six miles north
east of Linton, on Section 30, Town
ship 1873, Range %.
L. r. Crowley,
(may 4-l8) Linton, N. ID.