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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27
RAIL PRESIDENT A SUICIDE
Lowry W.. Goode of Cairo and Norfolk
Road Ends Life.

Boston, Oct. 27.-The suicide of
Lowry w. Goode of New York, presi-
dent of the Cairo and Norfolk railroad,
was announced by the police. AL
though Goode ended his life early
Wednesday morning the fact was with
held.
Goode, who had been in Ill health
for some time, came to Boston last
Saturday to consult physicians He
did not receive much encouragement
from them, however, and became de
Spondent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27

"My wife wanted me to take our boy
to the doctor to cure an ugly boil, f" writes
D. Frsnkel, OF Stroud, Okla. IL said
put Bucklen's Arnica Salve on it, She
did so, and it cured the boil in short
tin g." Quickest healer OF burns. scalds,
cuts, Germs, bruises, sprains, swellings.
Best pile cure on earth. Try it. Only 25c
at all Druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27
CLARK TO QUIT LEcTURINC
Speaker Finds Hardships of Platform
Overtax His Strength.

Columbus, Miss, Oct. 26.-Chamr
Clark, speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives, has had enough of lecture
tours.
He announced here that when his
contract expires he expects to quit the
platform.
Quick jumps from town to town en-.
tail greater fatigue than he Is pre-,
pared to withstand, he explained.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27
Railroad Valuations Raised.

Madison, Wis, Oct. 26.-The state
tax commissions preliminary valua.
ton of properties Of railroad compa-
nies in the state for 1912 is $335,959,-
600, according TO announcement made
here. This is an increase OF $36024..
600 over the year s.sfore.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27
Chinese Minister Dism issed.

Pekin, Oct. 27.-Sheng Hsuan Huai,
minister of posts and communications,
has been dismissed from Office in ac-
cordance with the demand of the ma
tional assembly. His impeachment
was demanded by the assembly be-
cause he had negotiated the foreign
railroad loan. Long Shao Shi has
been appointed to succeed him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27
AFTER PHONE TRUST NOW
Tennessee Company Complains ITO In
terstate Board.

Washington, Oct. 27.-Contending
that telephone companies are common
carriers under the interstate COM
merce act in the same sense as are
railroads, the Home Telephone com
Dany of Clarksville. Tenn. has filed
. complaint with the interetaks. com-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27
BOTH COUNTRIES
TOC0NTINUEW WAR
Italy and Turkey Not Ready
for Mediation.
PORTE CHANGES POSITION

Swings Over to Popular Idea of Re-
sistance and Leaves Germany With
out an Opening for Intervention.
Italy Determined Not to Cease Mill
tary Operations Until Tripol is
Wholly Conquered.
Tripoli, Tripoli. Oct. 27.-Advices
from Constantinople that reports from
recent battles with losses for Italy at
Tripoh have ended at present any
chance for mediation. The Turkish
government, adopting the standpoint
of the people. has swung over to the
idea of continuing the war. Germany
accordingly sees no opening for inter
vention.
A dispatch to the Frankfurter Zei-
tung from Tripoli says 800 men were
killed in the battle at Tripoli on Mon
day. The dispatch adds that Italian
reinforcements are needed.
Rome, Oct. 2I.-Al reports concern
ing the possibility of an armistice be-
tween Italy and Turkey are discredit-
ed In official circles, which affirm, on
the contrary, that Italy is determined
not to cease her military operations
until Tripoli is wholly conquered.
A partial armistice limited to the
naval force might be possible If such a
step would help Turkey along the
roads to peace, based on the loss OF
her African province
Another expedition is being made
ready to 60 TO Tripoli.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27
Mute Fined for SWEARING.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. 25.--Pleadine
guilty to swearing at his wife in the
siga language. August Carreda, deaf
UAata. was fined SO in police court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-27

School Days Bring Many Problems

You owe children that they well dressed and
comfortable How be done the least Stockings
been the trouble You know the kind that look well until
first your boy the right kind of boy he plays fast he
orges about his stockings To he play that Give
him the kind of stockings that take of themseyes-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
Die Braut Dom a(msa6of.
aonldn bon ). b. Grin.
a. aOrtfssuna..

.r@erSeibung, 8aronsB, i9 feIbe.
fannie sic aidt unb cine u~neeip0bnli,
DE Stimmune. aug Der beraus ib Sit
anipra9, mag Sbnen Die ilngetp6bn.
Iide art ertldr.n, in hsr ss eeIbab. "
Gr fiiblte, fpie ibre qusen pol
rdtbTelbaFten qusoruds ouf inn
rubten. bod er bIidte lie nift nod
sinraal an, fpnhern idritt ipeiter fsi'
nes Wsees.
Gein SUE iant elm in Den 5Gbsn
S9muB Der oufgepei9ten 2onbHrabe,
iiber Der Die erduen @stternoIten
binsen. aus Oenen Der Resen bernie
berfiel. llno ploBIi9 par's i6m,
als lei in Dem Sriefen unb &lati6sn
Elm StimmsntIang, brdus feinem Dbl
Dernebmbar iid ole Worte formten,
bic fi6 in feline @rinnerung geIentt
ySisbe. On bift mein. Sn Dein
9untel f6reite i9 binein uno bdlte
Dir Defines @sses 2sli6te."
Wie suriidgeriFsn bate fein Suupt
fi9 eefpan0t. SIM Rabmsn Der Sbiir
ftanb nod intmer MdOeleine uno ibrs
ausen i6uutsn ibm mad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

in ole 3utunft tau9en. DEM aus
Dem finltern g%lbgruno. Der all fem
Soifen perf9lungen, mar nod einmal
cine 3ufunft ibm smporseitiesen -
iurs pieleiht, dber bod Die ietne =
no1 einmal feline!
Die SbIr observation-disclosures bdt'
te ii9 bepest. 4uf Dem oiden Sep
pi3 ndberte ii6 Dem Eager Dorii6tia
Elm Ieiier S9ritt.
Sein Batter. Inter Den geI9lofes
nen 2ibern fiibIts Sspalb ben Bid,
Der duf ibm lag, bieien bansenoeu.
6offenoen, per5ireifelnoen Bid uneno=
liGer oiebe. llnb nun bog ii9 Der
aIte Mann ttefer bindb, benz 4tbem
gu laui9en, Der Der iia talm bebenz
Den 8rut entItr6mte.
9angidm f9lug Ser &ranfe Die
9tugsn auf unb 5drtlid lest, fid
bes @dters Sano duf feline Stirn,
.8ie gebt es Dir, mein Sobn2A
Die Some bat IN meme Stubs
gei9ienen, Batter. 4ngelitd lit mel,
ne 8rdut uno miro mein 8eib."
Gin erf9redtes Sturren oss Gitt>
msiiters, als pernebme er 5ieberpbans
taiisH, unb bann elm eritidtss St0b,
men.
,Ssnalb, mein Spbn - meir arr
mer, armer Sobn."
Gin feltfames, geipenitii9es 2Gs
6eln irrte INN ieinen Munb.
rarm9 - sic mill mir ia ibren
Rei9tbum seben - mill mein Beib
fein. sic Mill es.1
lln6 bdnn nit fur6tbursr, eebebz
ter Oringlibteit:
~Sorge 9u oafiir, Batter 6uB ss
idnea gef9iebt. Sn Define Sdnbe
lsse id mein IeBtes Slid, mein leB>
tes Slid BPM 2eben. CAB mid
ni4t parten. Sd babe feline 3eit
gum Warten mebr."
Oes 8aters Rtdte bate bic feline
umtlammert nit einem 5itternben
Druid, Der es bef9por, mas Die 2ips
pen fliifterten:
sd nia's, msin Spbn, i6 pirs.1
Ospalb lieB ben &Opf suriidiins
fen. &u6en - er fonnte es. Sein
Batter piirbe es ibm bringen, oieIes
lebte Slid, piirbe es fir i'm er3pta-
gen, tpenn es elmer i6m porentbalten
ppllte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
Z. 6 apitel !.

,Su biIt franz, mein &inb. Gs
1T nur all8u natiirlid, bub oiefe aufz
reglingen Define Rerpen iiberrei3ten
Dir tbut Dor allen Gube nptb. 2aB
Did BON 9einer Mutter auf 0ein
Simmer begletten."
&oniul @reoigbauien fdgte es gda8
freunoli9, aber boil Gntl9ieosnbstt,
unO beoeutete Our9 einen Bid Ieiae
Satin.
Die Srau &oniul, cine nod ie9r
biibf9e Srau, Bel ipelGer Der Spdbtsr
anmutbigz fpei6s Dirt gum ~bebaglidben
Bblegma gemprDen mar, unb Die ii1
bur9 nt6tS aus ibrem @leiGgtni9t
brin9en lieB, leate 5drtlid Den grm
I'm Mngelita.
y&pmm, 2ie6ling, 9u pirft mir all
les er5Gblen, Did gang ausfpredea
uro allies tptrb gut tperDen."
Sang berItDrt blidte g(neelitu ailf
Die @ltern. 90 nabmen lie es alf.
ipds fie ibnen, taum oaB oas erite
WieOerIeben borppriiber, unter 5trD<
member SbrGnen mitgetbeilt bate,
Dies bic 9lntport auf ibr flebenbes
Bitten:
n2uBt mid BEL ibm bleiben laBt
mid feline Srdu merben."
8ef6tpDrenb fdltete tie Die Sdnpe
qeqen ben Batter. 1efIen neltmIns
nif9zelegdnte @eitaIt itruffte ii6 in
energif9er 8ertpabrung, bn9 Iein Sc
f4t 8etgte gr0Bere Site, ais tie Ieis
men 3ii9en fir seip6bnlid1 eigen lpar.
rSu pirit 3ett brau9en, bepor
Ou ulles pertpinOeit, mas IN Dein
2eben setreten lit, uno t9 tperoe oas
fir forsen, oaB aud bon auBen tieue
Ginoriide Dir 5ur Stlfe fommer,, bic
alien btnpee5ufDfden. Sn elm pdar
Sdsen pirb Define Mntter nit Dir
mad Dem Siiben reiien.A
Mnselita tparb tontenbldB. Sort
foll t9, pupa! 9ds tam i1 ia ni9t
bart i'd ia nidt! Gieb ibn Dir
on, papa. feb ielber, fpie fur9tbar
elenb er geporoen 1T uno ~ Inn md
Inn -
lin 9i9g" @r bate ser So6e
ter Sanb gefabt 5tpans ibren i6euen
Bid in ben feinen. rWas fol- oas
beiBen? llebertreibt Define aufreaunq
Die Din9e, pber trdfe Did fpirtli6
Elm @ornurf, Der Did on oieiem uns
sliid miti9uI0is ma6t2"
sic belt ibres @aters Sano ums
fldmmert lpie Elm &inb, bas quf
f6puntem 8oben ii1 sSalt iu6t.
sd bab' ni6ts gDfes setban, bdb'
mir nidts 80fes seOa1t i'd bate
OsnalO germ unO Sortmnt = i3
fpuBte ia felbsr nidt
Sarten Zones unterbrd6 fie ser
&pnful.
.Su fpnBteit felber ni6t, pelfsn
bon beiOen 0u Iieben I~ollteif, uno
nabmf BON beiben 2ie6e an, bait
nit tsiOsr 2iebs Iei6tfertia qeipielt
lno Dir nihts 80ies babel aeSadti
SITS ods, rras Oh iasen tpiIIF?"
sNein bod, nein. ni6t TO-" Seftia
ihlnd5eno itisb 9tneelifd es 6erpor
I'D bab' teinem Elm @ort qeiuat,
bah feinsm Die Wa6rbeit aessist
ipsil ids nibt poIlte. bab msinetpes
gen pnfrieoen unO SaB fame: llro
IS 1T ood setommen, uno i'd mill
gut MAIDEN i'd mtb i6 mub
Ia bod
Wttt ftniter gefaltster 5tirn bIidte
Der &pniul ouf ie nieoer. Cine gbs
nurs lam ihm. baB bas, mas Ct ala
r~pInantii9 iberfpdnnte @efiihlsduf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
EDW. z,
COAX WOOD SALOON j
.~seaeniiber Der Mnhle

hermdnn, =: Mo.
Dies lit Der ~elesanteFte 5aIoon IN Ser.
mann nno Hnbst ma bort audD bic beIten
Setrdnfe unb Gisarrcn.
BeIpnoerS quite HbiStpS. 4aeiatser
ageni IN Sermann fir ben ~beribmten unb
edbten Bourbon uno 3pe WhiSfp ben Der,
mann DRILLING So. Dreis oerIelbe ipie In
/ er Dttiaerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
EMIL NACEL..
1betn u. Bier saloon,
adtnn9 farmer unb Wbf,ihtsr
an Der 81 al ftH rake.

Uenn ibr SbItbaume irseab elmer vi
p%iian6en polt, oann fommt su uns obei
ididt nns cure 9eteIunscn. llnfere gaum,
dno plan5en iins gut 9epadIen, traf.s
nno wurben IN @ascp&aoe Gpuntp aeaoaen,
o bab Tie beIier 9eoeiben iperbcn ais 'Toidb.
oieibr BON ausipdrtS be3iebi.
Tb%oenir 4urferp,
Woollam, Wo.
uopll S~osconobe Ss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16
Bnquettinx Plant a Hebron.

Remaining owe. Sunday in Diekin-
son, the members o. you, commits
.,e wen. Monday forenoon 10 Heb
J N to look owe. the byiGue,ting
j an. -tha. institution whose recen,
:pesiments are attracting the pro-
and attention Of the people ct the
" Northwes, in general and Of
- home state in particular.
Before starting On their westward
? the members Of your commit
~ had communicated with Prof.
Eabcock. Of the School Of Mines de-
IaFtment Of the university a; Grand
Forks, and that gentleman a. once
left for Hebron to be p.esen, a, the
hriquetting plant when the commit
tee made their visit.
The plant is not at present in op-
peration, owing to the fac. tina, the
small appropriation. in comparison
with the magnitude Of the work,
made at the 1909 session Of the gen
eral assembly. has been exhausted
And a knowledge Of the facts causes
the members Of your committee te
wonder that it was possible to ge,
50 far along as to the making Of
briquettes before the sum appro
priated $4,000 was used up. |,
should be remembered that the
amount named was to cover the
building Of a plant from the groune
up. After the appropriation ha,
leen made and the beginning of tn
work assured. the first thing to d
was to arrange for procuring tn
special machinery necessary for sue
work. A visit to the east mad
manifest to Prof. Babcock that
would be utterly impossible wit
the entire appropriation to buy Il
machinery needed. much of it beil
of a special nature and requiril
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16
he Dickinson Experimeo, Station.

We reached Dickinson abou. 5
o ock p. m. The same afternoon
W. wen. from the Stark county
n tropolis to the farm, about mile
q. tant from the city. Owing 10
Il season, the efforts of your COM
ml.tee were necessarily confined 70
a. investigation Of the plant, an eS-
ANIMATION Of the methods Of keep
i, the records Of experiments, etc.
We found everything in excellent
edition, under the able manage
ment Of Prof. L. B. Waldron.
Egery question propounded by 8
member Of the committee in regard
70 experiments 50 far made in the
il reduction Of improved farming
thods-such as the comparative
" 0e Of grains. as 70 ea.liness,
hasdiness and yield, the prospects
a alfalfa-raisin2. the rotation ot
c. ps, e.c.-was promptly answered
Mr.. Waldron, the same invayiah.
i being accompanied BY diagrams
a by statistical .abuls,ed figures
5 wing plainly the results il each
c g. Your committee also found.
/ making inquiries among citizens.
I i each succeeding year shows In
ceased in.e.es, by farmers il the
ork Of the station. and more fire.
q mt visits by them TO the farm
{. ling the planting, growing and
iarvesting season.
Yhere is yearly appropriation Of
: 90 FOX the maintenance Of the
| ckinson station. The modes; sum
q: 5000 yea. 70. the ensuing III
eaa;al period is needed with which
= esperimen. in the Development
0 hard:- strain Q. winter wheat,
and for othe, purposes.
Your committee believe tina. the
.um should be granted. Bette.
farming and cheaper fuel are the
40 grea, problems Of the state and
We believe that liberal policy
should be pursued IN dealing with
.aess paramount interests Of oui
commonwealth.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.

Me- Is hereby gwen that thar certain
! taiA saner aad Anna Is. Baker. husband
snd wife. iaort:asors. 70 Linton state Bark;
4 Linton North Dakota, iqoi'gaeee. dat I'd
~ l5,h day OF January, l"l>, and fled for
q il ,ne Office Of kesiste. - Deeds OF me
Aou'.iy OF Ennsons aud Siataot North pako-
,he 5rd " OF April. i-~. and recorded
= ok II o. Mortgages Oh D; Sc ., and as
SleA.s. ~ said nostcaeee ,otranh Chesro1n n,
If l. a;on. \ ~ winch assignment was IN
he day u July, l.ls, auiy recorded N
he :t1ce o; tie Register OF Deeds Of said
Eulr rs county. y. u. in Eook l. OF Mort
gag. on pages 54s and Aa: Viii be forcios "a
ny d sale Of the premises in such mortgage.
and sreinaster dest ribed, II the front door
4 - Col.t II 3use in the village OF Linton,
Sou Ky ot Eumons. and state OF North Ia-
10Y; a, the hou. Of O'clock I. Nj, on
10 18th day o. February, i..li. 10 satisfy the
Ill ant due i ,on such mortgage on the day
I 81 The PREMISES described in such
mol -s-e and which Will sold 10 satisfy
&. afe are described - .llGws TO- Wit;
Il gest hal o. tte south west quarter "
OF " a. q. sect N =. In Township l3o.
No, Range ) Yves OF the Fifth PrinciI a!
Ms. i!,n
TNere vii be due on such mortgage at the
al o. SAFE The sum OF s4Si.4. exclusive u
III, rs>ts ~ mis- force iosure.
FRANK CAEsRoWN
}s-.l -ft-Sl Assignee
LY.,N y COVENTRY,
attorneys G. Assignee
Lin;o9, North Dai ota
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16

To the P,esiden. Of the Senate and
4, Speaker O: the House:
Ne the undersigned. members OF
; committee TO visl. the Agricul-
t. al Experiment Station at Dickin-
5, and the briquesting plant at He
b n. herewith respectfully presen:
O. report.
,e members Of your Committee
Il Bismarck Saturday, February
4 1911, to visi. the Institutions
6 we named.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16

Hso.on was revelation 10 It's men,
hsrs. We are firmly Of the opinion
that the missing link leading to a
grea; discovery has been reached.
Ihe extraction Of the by-products
Of Ignite ard the elimination of
Is asee volume of water have made
the manufacture Of hriquet.es from
Ignite possible.
We believe that every dollar Of the
appropriation of two years ago has
been carefully expended. We are
impressed with the intelligence ard
ta'thfulness manifested BY Profess
sors babcock and Snyder in the
working out Of the details OF the
great problem. The necessity for
an increased appropriation is great
There IS need for an enlargement
OF the capacities Of the plant. 50
that samples Of the briquettes to
the extent of several hundreds of
POUNDS, may be sent to each county
o. the state, to the end that the
people Of the whole state may see
Tor themselves just what the advan-
sages OF this new fuel are. The
plant should be kept running the
larger part of the year. so that cap
l'ai seeking investments may have,
US representatives at the plant day
after day that they may give the
matter that investigation which
capital always requires before j,
RISKS large sums in a new industry
~ ne work Of the station. though
showing such momentous results
mas practically only begun with a
successful demonstration Of the
feasibility of manufacturing Ignite
! or'quettes at satisfactory profit 10
invested capital. { The great mine
raj wealth Of the western half Of
North Dakota along other lines is
yet 70 tie developed. The plant at
Hebron was not founded for the
purpose alone Of investigating the
making OF briquettes. The act Gre
a'lng 1t entails upon it the duty Of
mineral eSperlmentation along such
other lines as may be deemed proper
by the authorities OF the School Of
| Mines.
Second only to the fuel problem
IS that of the clay industry. Vast
quantities of the best of clays suit
able Tor the making of superior
nrlcs, pottery. queensware and
many other clay products have been
discovered in this safe, and it is the
mission of those in charge of the
Hebron station to take up the inves-
tlgation of the clays of the state and
give to such investigation the same
faithful and intelligent work that
has been given to the Ignite prob
lem.
! President Mcvey of the State Uni
versity, informs your committee
that steps will at once be taken to
secure patents for the state of the
original processes in making Ignite
briquettes.
The members of your committee
wish TO extend their thanks to the
people of Dickinson and Hebron for
the many courtesies extended by
them to US.
Respectfully submitted,
G. S. IRIMBLE.
" H. CARTER
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16
Serial No. o5eel. Feb Mrch. l6.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Deparsn ent If the Interior.
I. and Office at Bismarck, n. d.

eUludIS !, lSll.
Notice is hereby given that
Joseph Schneider,
Of Strasburg. North Dakota, who.
on Nay 10. 1904. MADE Homestead
i.n-rs No. 1885. Serial No. 0569i.
lor the southwest quarter Of north
vest quarter and northw est quarter
Of southwest quarter, Section D. %
fownsip l3l north. Range IS west Ct
he Fifth Principal Meridian, as filed
lotice Of intention to make final
i've year proof, to establish claim 10
land above described, before Charles
B. Carley, judge and ex-offcio clerk
II Is county court, at Linton
North Dakota, on the 18th day Of
Ma. CHI, 1911
Claimant names as witnesses:
AND reas Mitzel, Of Strasburg. N. d.
Johannes Senger, of Srasburg, n. D..
Christian Senger. Strasburg, N. D.
Peter Keller. of Strasburg, N. D.
M. H. Jewell, Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16
Summons.

STAT, 5. Nar,ll na.so'3i ens.liy II Famons.
In -.s-.sci ceg't. >.NNa as-i;.. clstf.ci
The if.io,. By tAscor9 .fiai5}, plaintiff
* o. w Ans defer .gt Summons
The ate II Naith D..Aa'. ID the abf'y.
"a defendant;
No Il hsrsby summons answer the
coml "a. in this al en- wien !
flied III the eiers II tie el>:f.ci court OF
EIhts ! Is county North igNoti.. In his Office
q, Lis.ton II said county sri state and tt
serv.s attay u y0ur answer apau the uh>cri
De. hin Thirty days atte, tie service o..
this 'ntn6..> dipoi vow ~ iilsive o.tile q ay
Of 5, e and ia case q 1T ,aiiuietc 4 p
peal answer in dstsieni W al % taken again
you Qesauit .oTthe e.i,at {. eil lscet. HI III,
comp ~
Da.ed his ~ ,i!.s q. .I;.sl,i.rv. III
LYNN X sl,N ENTRY
Attorneys g.. Plaintiff
,,ffls. aud i,s>fot.ice address Linton. En-
mons county. North Dak0ts, t'e.ai- nlrln
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16
+ Af Foreclosure SHETLAND

Not # Foreclosure 81, Land.
mort, esefstga a,lsl de-. ..sea by Fried led
rich ~. Baiear ~. hi> MI.
mort -cfS. 10 J il. Nesyto. oDpAEy e.
corp ! ND. 2 lrtca-es. g e.. the 18TH Gay
otFe AIRY. A. n, i.s.s. ara FOL record In
the Of -. the regis, q a. ..> s. the coat.
ty OF aons aud state Of y ~ Dakola on
the . Ray OF fehrua AIRY :. u lea, at 81
u'clc NJ. aud record book y u
mort -e> on page n.: nj assigned oy
said rgagee 10 +. { Va ~ March sth
1879 assignment r-ccfse j II ,.:a tfi'e II
said tster o. deeds on Msitl l7th 1881 III
book Il MORTGAGES o. pst' ~ and ny sale
F. { ~ rca>srred 10 ,nprtsasee II
the d.g Of ianua-y sd rea>>isl,
deed " tts Esd day Of e5f.ary, 1911. IL
book = q mortgages - pages s4s anG
$50 ss ne fureelosed sale q.
the ti>t> IN >0ril i9.tsasc ana
here ~ described j. sA 'sjnt daol 81
the nous in The Villa u Linton IL
said fniuoaS county, Naiat .1asota II Ire
hour j. o'cieek y. Il. III ti- I'm day -
Marc lali, 10 satisfy the ,i eaat due upon
Tn ntenises Described is such mortgage
and winch will he = 10 satisfy the sane
are s>crioeo Is sp.iow>; ;.e south halt u.
the NJ invest quartz. aid ne north hAl.gt
fwep Ane l..si tci,N ~ I.ange seventy
five 5i west Of The 5tn j Ia Fni.uen,
county North Dakota
There Will be due on such - ftra.e al the
date sale the sum u tlesea hundred and
siAty cne and /, lpl d sllbl So to-
resEe with ,heeost> u ms reelo>ure
loaitd February l.li
ARM. TEoNG 4 CANFRes.
Alto eys for MORTGAGE
Ialon NortA l1alse,i Foe- M.lf
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16
IGNITE BRIQUETTES.

Report on Important Subject Such Report Having
Seen Written by Representative Streeter. Who with
Senators Trimble Of eottneau County and Carter.
Of Richland County. . Member Of the Joint
Committee That Visited the Experiment
Station at Hebron, Morton. County
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Notice 10 Cred Is.

In tn latter Of III, state q .thew Wns
deco >ed
Not is hereby given h5 undersigned.
Amel Murdoch WING FA .ii.y u the asst
villa testament ~ MAJ. ,il-. late OF
the V! sc OF Linton, ii III. oIu;y OF En-
mons state II North |, a. deceased.
10 tbs editors OF and Is VISIONS having
CLAIM -ainst said deceived 10 EXHIBIT
them I'll the necessary see usrs. within
four ouths after lb@ tiisf !; nlication OF
this D =. TO said eNecairis ~ .ar residence
in III villaSe OF Llnton. il sad Emmons
count
Dat. February All. \ i IA.
Amelia \ 'c5ei Wing,
FXscutriN
First lica,ion on ~ an q q. February.
A lsi' Las, March,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-16
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
One sorrel mare, seven years old.
weight about 100 pounds; has roam
colt by her side.The animal came to
my place about a month ago.
Owner will please call pay charges
ard take the animals away.
&C. E. Brooks.
Linton, N. D.
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LYNN COVENTRY
Att ey> 'or Nortca-ce.
It-5r Morn l3AsQi
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4 CAMFRe,s
Aiiasnpys for MORTGAGE
I.a,on. NoriA pase,A. Foe-Mrlt
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