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Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
A Narrow Escape.

Souris. Dec. 20. A terrible TRACE.
dy was narrowly averted when Mr..
and Mrs. liver Haugen, who reside
OIL the John Lerman farm, north
west of town, and a young lad, son.
of Ole Guttu, a neighbor, were over
come by coal gas. The three had
retired the previous night, after fill
ing the stove with coal and shutting
off the draught. Some time during
the night gas began to escape into
the room and the sleepers were as
phyxiated. That they did not suc-
cumb altogether is a miracle. for
their plight was not discovered until
afternoon the following day, when a
neighbor happened along and found
the trio in an unconscious state.
Surmising the cause, he Immediately
phoned for DR.. Halldorson. who hur-
ried to the scene, and by nightfall
had Mr.. and Mrs. Haugen restored
to consciousness and out of danger.
It took longer. to resuscltate the lad,
and he has not gotten over the
effects; but a few days will restore
him completely.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

Notice Is hereby given tiiat that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Bert NJ
ll4rtienbrool, and l.utindA g. iiardenbrnok.
ms Wife, nortgngurs, tn Temptlt0n state
B.uk, "A corporation, mortgagee, lated the 80
,i,iy ~ December l'1'' and hlcd for record In
he office of the Register OF Deeds OF the
.euuuyy OF Fin,nuiis and state OF North DakO-
IA on The 3l>t day % ll.cember. 1909, at
ti't.iiirk a, M and recorded in Book ~ OF
Mortgages. al page ,aI, Will be foreclosed ny
a sale ~ the PREMISE, IN such mortgage and
ts,rib.d ,;ttthe front door OF the
count hnus. III Linton In the County OF En-
!, on :. and state of North Dakota, at the hour
~ : o a.itck " m, on the 18th day OF January,
\ H. l.l'. 70 satisfy the amount due upon
,iieh mortgage on ,ieday ~ sale. The prem
.ises described in such mortgage. ana Which
,yiii he sold 10 satisfy the same, are describ-
ed as follows
Lot, three 90 and four ~ Ia section thirty
.CY) Towns u one hundred thirty three (l,tD
nor,l Range seventy six (1b) west OF the
Fifth Principal Meridian, In Efninons county.
Nurth Dakotn, and containing eiRhty acres,
according Ia the government survey
There Viii be due On such mortgage AT the
tlat. ~ sale the sum Of s7o2 90 exclusive OF
,fl.s cost, ~ This foreclosure.
Dated ~ Linton y D., this ilh day OF De-
s'f'''.' Z - 'riEMPELToN STATE BANK.
Mortgagee.
Lynn x Coventry.
Attorneys for Mprtghge., ~
Linton. North Dokpta. UecI-JAnlD
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
TBMVIK TALK.

cOr,cssoadyncs Tie Record. pec'@''
Mrs. Glen Nickel is spending the
.oidavs with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. [. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Dodd and their
daughter Haze took Christmas din
ne,vith MIR. and Mrs. w. U. Brown.
Our teachers, the Misses Farrell
and Cbsmlev. went to their homes to
snend Christmas. They will have a
weeks vacation
c. o. Linderman and his sister
Allie went out home Sunday and
suent Christmas With their parents,
returning 10 Temvik Tuesday after
noon
Quite number from Temvik at
tended the Christmas tree and enter
tainnlent at the Sand Creek church,
Monday evening. The church was
filled, a good program was given.
and an enjoyable time was had by all.
Miss Kobe had Christmas tree
and program on Friday afternoon
for her school in the Brock school,
house The room was darkened and
Santa Claus rsuspended'the rules"
and came in the daytime. And
everybody had a merry time, too.
The Christmas tree and program
given by the teachers and pupils of
Temvik school was held Saturday
evening. The tree was nicely
trimmed and the program was very
interesting. 1t being a pleasant even
ing, tine hall was we'll filled. The
children were all treated to candy
and apples. The German-Americans
had their Christmas tree Sunday
evening. The weather having turn
ed quite cold. there were not so
many present as there would have
been had il been warmer; but the
hall was nearly full and everybody
had a COED time. Tim Wick.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

Notice is hereby given thar that certain
executed and delivered by Henry
Wi,,mayrr and Magdalena Wittmayer. his
WIFI, mvr,gagors To T. u Books. mortge
gee, dated ME stNih day of January a ID.
ial0 aud filed for record In the office OF
The Register OF Deeds for Emmons county.
North bntuta, ON the 9Th day of January,
a ~ 1910, at 30 O'clock a m, and record
ed In l.ook >, "f Mortgages at page 2ie aud
assigned by said mortgage tn Frank Ches-
rown assignee. will be foreclosed by a sale
~ the premises In such mortgage and here
'inaftci described, at the front door OF tho
Court House in Linton, in Emmons county
aud state ~ North Dakota, Al the hour OF
i. - n'clocls u m. on the 18th day of Janu-
ary. ~, lol2. io satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage at the date of sale. The
premises described IN such mortgage, and
which will be sold To satisfy the same, are
described as follows
The north half (N. ~ of north half IN "
~ section thirty four ,.tU, In Township one
hundred thirty two N.,s), north, Range,
seventy -cigh, tis west OF the Fifth Principal
Meridian. In Emmons county North DAKOTA
There will he due ON such mortgage at
TIN. date of sale the sum OF AiA .43, exclu-
sivr Of the costs OF this foreclosure.
Dated This 9TH day OF December, lDll
FRANK CliTsitOWN
Assignee.
I.hNN \ toNhNTHY.
Attorneys for Assignee,
Linton. North Dakota. tdec7 janiD
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
Good Words for the Sila.

Bismarck N d., Dec. %. In a
letter to (. + Flint, state dairy
commissioner, G. w. Andrews, Of
"alhala, who has had considerable
experience with the silo proposition,
gives some valuable information on
lne question. His letter has just
oeen made public by Commissioner
Flint, and is as follows:
IN reply to Your inquiry relative
70 'he slo that ! built in 1906 on
slial Is known as the Oak Park farm.
VIII say that this is the farthest-
Aos'n ', s'lein the United States, being
= a''llos' on the forty-ninth parallel.
~, :. IS zVA552 and holds little over
=" =, tans Of silage. have never
,'''ea y @ the top, though one year
'puS m 10 tons, which | fed that
... = io'es-lour head OF cattle,
.ss'''s neadof horses, and fifty head
y noss The silage froze a little
~ ~ wy outside, or just next to the
=. sa''s' out that did not seem to mat
~ w. to' IN the spring | had to sweep
w space 70 satisfy the stock. It all
."v ..u anailiy stock ate every bit of it.
ny land Is Very light sand on this
lu,a'' ,vs. ana the corn does not grow as
ss;. aas' 'a'l'ly as It does on heavy land.
,pl' y. .. LOOK about fifty acres to put in
49,, .a' 20 tons. On heavier land II
ha,e nva'a Probably not take more than
baa. M '''a'' l9r this sandy land has not
i ,ple'.lilzed- ~ My cows do as we'll
On IT, H.. ''''lS-pall on silage as they did
von a'e grass. and it means that. IL
fasd 81, y 0niy put up enough Of it to
pnst '''s9ush the dry time in Au
sr,s' t;ns sou Will have pasture all the
ksss;,, @ : much prefer to soil my stock.
The p','s ba's, mem m barns, away from
and 'sa. sa.: and flies and feeding silage
M ,on. gram using what / would have
on .aa ~ PASTURE to raise the silape
vsa. auu hauling the manure to where
and sbor, y . am raising both Jersey
iny ) ',isr nisl separate cover am send.
picture of the silo and the way
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
summons.

,0uIIlIIluIlS.
-ta,,.|of North Dakota.
county of Emmons
ln District G0uri. sixth Judicial District
Il an Wui,iischjck, paintIf vs. Agnes bur
al. VoIinla schwailig. Mariana Volk. lg-
nain Wuthschick l.idwlg wuithschick re
gina WuitLschick and Clara Wulthschlck.
defendants summons
The STATE of North Dakota 10 tie above
named defendants.
You and each ~ yon are hereby summoned
10 answer ih. eoinp pi;tint IN this action ana ~
serve !, copv ~ your answer upon the SUD
scriln.,, al their office in Linton, North DA.
's@fa within thirty day, after the service OF
fii, Summons upOn you, exclusive OF thc u ~
~ servie. and, In c.ise OF your failure 10 ap-
Lear or answer Judgement Will be taken
.,,gaif,si youby default for the RELIEF demand I
e Ia the complaint,
Dated December ~ l'lll
ARMSTRONG \ CAM EkON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Residence and Iostonsce Address, Linton,
IN III. abovn-n4med Defendants;
You "ili please take notice That the sum.
mon, aud comp aint in this action were flied
IN the Diiit.t ~ the4Glerk OF the IDlatrict
Court FOR Emunns county, North Dakota
OF. he 18th dity ~ l)rcemcer lsll. ana thht
TN, actloi is brought To determine who are
rle3il.ir, OF Margaretha Wuithschlck. ana u
nniet the tItl.s ~ this plaintiff In and 70 the
~ /, OF the y " a and the w y OF the :
" 4, ,of ~ecilon a. Township l31 Range ~. IN
Eminons county, North i)akota
ARMSTRONG ~ CAMERON.
(dccsl jan2o Attorneys for f'sintln'
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
POLLOCK PICK UPS.
(Progress, december IL IL.
Mrs. j. N. Carignan of Fort Vat,

Mrs. j. N. Carignan of Fort Yates
is i'll in a hospital at Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Langliers
were in from their home north of
Vanderbilt, Wednesday.
The river is tritle unsafe for
crossing, at present. owing to the
continued warm weather.
Or. Peter johnson, Anton Naa.
den. Cliff. Putnam and Tom Kiefer
were in from up toward Winona
yesterday.
Ed. McConville was in town Tues
day. He reports that his little boy,
who was sick last week, is now we'll
and entirely out of danger.
Monday was a big market day in
Pollock. More farmers hereabouts
come to town now on Mondays than
any other day in the week.
Anton MAIDEN marketed his week.
ly supply of cream at the Pollock
station. yesterday, and received
therefor the neat sum of $ll. 10.
Louis Dornbush was out on the
streets this week for the first time
since his serious illness. He is still
very weak, but expects TO be his old
self again soon.
Those who are weather wise say
that this December is the warmest
since 1887. Probably the weather
man is making amends for the cold
and stormy November.
Peter Bor is getting signers for
the establishment of rural mail
route to run from Pollock in anorth-
easterly direction to the old Thule
neighborhood. The route will be
fully thirty-six miles In length.
Ed. Pulling is expected home from
Aberdeen next week. Mrs. Pulling
will soon be able to leave the hospi
tai there, and then. after a week $
visit with her mother and sister in
Aberdeen, she hopes to be able to
return to Pollock.
There are not many orchards in
this vicinity whose product pays a
profit reckoned in dollrs and cents to
it's owners, but John Rosa has a
young orchard from which even this
year he marketed six dollars worth
of nice tame plums.
An Entertaining Christmas Program
A n0rth-country correspondent
writes: "A very interesting and
entertaining Christmas program was
given at what is known as THE
Brock School house." Friday, De-
5cember 22d, at II o'clock a. M. for
the patrons and friends of the school.
Following the program old Santa
made his appearance, and, to the de-
light of the children, stripped the
tree of its presents; each child be
ing remembered. During the hand
ing out of the presents Mrs. Griffin
entertained the company with pho
nographic music The other ladies
got busy and spread bountiful
Christmas dinner upon long table.
to which everybody did justice. All
who were present wish to thank the
teacher. Miss Kobe, for her patient
work in drilling the children 50
thoroughly in their program, and
also to the others who helped to make
the program such perfect sue
cess
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
Notice of Expiration Of Period
Redemption.
To a. j. spellman:

To a. j. Spellman:
Take notice that Tax Sale Certificate No.
II, isssed upon the ,;s sale Dec l. iSs. "
the following described land. VIZ; lot live
county, N. d., for the tax.s of the year l!D,
on SAID land, has been presented atthis Office
aud Application made for deed thefooni
that said land was sold on said sale for ~
lUUths dollars, and the amount Teuuired 10
redeem said land from said sale at the date
hereof, exclusive of the costs to accrue aponl
his notlce is the sum OF - u; and that the
time for redemption from said sale wiil eA (
pire ninety days after the service OF th, no
lice.
ton, n u, this 25th day ot December, l1ll
(scaD JOHN X shy l,tI
County Auditor, hmn.ons County \ ~
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
Notice of Expiration of Period Of
Redemption.
70 Adolph r. Nandrey:

To AdolphI' r Nandrey:
Take notice that Tan sale Certificate No.
~, issued upon the tax saic De. l. 1905, of III.
following described land, VIZ. southwest
quarter 6. W. ~ Of section twenty -iiiies
t..i), in Township one hundrcdthirty- hveilS'l
north Of Range seventy Sven 90, Eulfnons
county, n. d., for the laNe, Of the year lD.
on said land, has been presented AT TIN, Of
tice and Application made tor deed ,her.on T,
That said land was sold On SAID saie Tor ~ ~
and the amount required TO redeem sald
lanG ION sa d sale at the date hereof, eA-
elusive of the cost, 10 accrue upon ths 80
tice is the sum Of VI, 52. aud that thc tlfn'
for redemption from SAID sale will expire
ninety days after the service OF this notice
Wine IS my hand and sei,i OF Office al Lin
ton, N. u this 2bth day ~ december, ~
(Se;i John X. sNfD DER,
County Auditor, kmmons county. ~ u.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28

l filled it. You will note that the
blowpipe stands at an angle. | found
out later that it should stand straight
up along the side of the silo. to have
good work done. for at the slant it
used to clog up on me. ! might add
that when | had corn cut ahead
it got somewhat dry. Iran hose up
the silo and with my windmill
pump forced water and sprinkled
the dry corn.'
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
Still In the Fifteenth Century.

In a little town in Bavaria there
exists one of the most curious char
table foundations in the world.
One Of the burghers, Christopher
Wanner, ed in l45l, leaving his
fortune be devoted to the estab-
lishment a home for aged poor.
He stipulated in his will, however.
that every old man who was taken
in must lear his beard and the
same cut clothes and cap as he
himself u d to wear. Consequent
ly, after lapse of AGO years, the
ancient r sioners are still to be
seen wan, .ng about the streets in
the costul of the fifteenth CEN
tury.-Nem York Tribune.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
Summons.
state Of Ngt.h Dakota,

state ~ NDith Dakota
County OF F.mmous.
In liis,rict Court Si>th Judicial District.
Geotg. : Suvcry. plaintiff, VS.. John n. Gro
ca',, Frank u t'roIan, Edgar T.. Gropsn,
Wi,iiain rrogan. Grace Gilman. Atchie u.
eotoin and Laura r.. Rogers, defendants.
Suinnons.
named defendants
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in the above entitled action, which
has been filed In the office OF the clerk of the
District Court for Emmons county. North
Dakota aud 10 serve "A copy OF your answer
upon the subscribers at their office In the VIII
lagr OF Linton, Emm"ns county North Dako-
"a within thirty days after thc service OF
Of service. and, IN case OF your failure To APP
pear or answer. Judgment will be taken
against YOU hy default Tor the relief dem and
ed in the complaint
Dated a, Linton this 18TH day OF August. n.
u, lpli
ARMSTRONG n AMERON.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Residence aud rostotficc Adddres. Linton
y H. (novyb- -dec9SD
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
1BB SCHOOLS.
!, ,o,erss, to Patrons aad
ns"' Pupils.

,s;,ber absent nor tardy
.f.ss Fap,'r month ot december;
for i'r '''s s.,sa Florence Culbert-
H'gn fssrss ss,,s. henderson, May Ka-
sa yIii yiIdrsa Nasen, Malin Mohn. oi1.
.,a ven a Paul. Edward Rocks, Glen
rs.nsr. Io,,a.r Emma Tsesler. -
1q5isa, T'shib Grade Walter kaven'
Al0eF' !. ss ~, seventh Grades: Mary
,:ssis s's''' 's,S Adam Jangula. Phillipena
E9'a.s E0ss.p' lsona Nsving, Oscar Mohn'
As'psa' Satsr N0hn. Herbert "'ttmayer'
Clara CAREY. c.aos. ue,o.
/. ..uss" f0u, ~" Edward Braddock. Marion
ssrsn,rv ssss,tr Annie Chesrown, Charles
Coss'',.s 20 s.s,sn Maroon Frankhauser,
,1s.''sii us,, Gillespie Eunice Haggard'
aasr;e ass, Hornsr, Phillipena Janeu-
y a'AS Alton lunge. Katie Kelsch; Anna Anna
=. Ssbstsr. sIs John waldron' Arthur ,
S,Aas S,satt Raymond Stiles, Irene
pritchrd. ,,..aas. c,.r.
Bs,bts. stp Emily Bechtle, Franklin rankin
Ds.thsau. Ds.t, Katy Bosch, Nick Bosch,
ps;IIjpsna psi Bosch. Howard Carley.
lohn krieg. Helene Eberle, Eliza
ts,I sstb Horner, George Horner'
Erpsstine En-, Irvine, Helene Kelsch. An
"a BrscAIe Gilbert Public. Lydia
Tisgand, =, Oliver Rudy, Edna Pritch-
,rd, Anna carey, Herman Kicker.
lizzie Kicker, Vera Wiley.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
TAX NOTICE FOR 1911.
state Of North Dakota,
County ~ tmmnns,

State of North Dakota,
County NJ Emmnns,
COUNTY TRfAslnth OPTIC,
Notice Is hereby given that The ,aN lists for
IN" year l!'ll arc now in my hands FOR cuilec-
tlrn, The said taxes are due, and payable
i'r..rmber l, 1911, and delinquent March L.
lp2
On March I, lal., IA penalty of per cent is
added tua'l unpaid personal prope tty taNcs
Tor the year l9ll, and per cent interest per
month thereafter until paid. or, IL unpaid ON
october Is, i9ia, viii he turned over TO M
sheriff, who must collect thc ,arnc pursuan,
to law
On March |, l9la.a penalty Of ) per cent viii
be added To all unpaid real l-es,a,c taxes for
the year 1911; also, on June /, per cent ad :
ditionAl; and, ON November !, per cen, and
cost of advertising are added.
Real estate is sold for delinquent taxes by
the County Auditor on the second Tuesday
IN December each year, and is subject 10 ne
demption for three years from date of sale,
by payment OF amount delinquent and legal
interest.
Following are the rates OF taxation for the
year l9ll and the amounts levied for each
specific purpose:
tint vN.aNn
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28

Old newspapers for sale at the
Record office nickel for bunch
Of fifty. Go to the Devil (the office
Devil) for EN-. as he pockets the in
come from their sale.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28
Notice to Creditors.

INUIICt# ID CTeUIIUTs.
In the matter ~ the estate of Caroline Web
er, deceased
t.,yto,, i., ',i,,,yy,. ~ .,,'r -, ~
tate of Carolinc Weber. late ~ the county OF
Epunns aud state of North Dakota. deceas
Claims against said deceased. to exhibit
them nth the necessary vouchers, withIn
four month, after the first publication OF
pf Armstrong * Cameron, in The village of
Luton Ia said Euinon, county North ia
kota
i,tt.d Dsarn.brr % M.
CHRISTIAN WEBER
fIe,,.l Iinll) Administrator
First pDhlicalion on the .l,t day Of IDcc,rn-
bsr A - leil
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28

Mortgage Deeds. and Notes, at
Record office.
Emmons County record., 1911-12-28

Grand total .l.5,si2 5s
Alltaxes are payable at the County Treas
urer's office in Linton, North Dakota.
Dated at Linton, y D. December !, 1911.
u nj NAkAMOkt,
(iec2s- janlD county Treasurer
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07
/ ians0n's Confectionery Store


Miss Lottie Simonton of Minneapo-
lis, arrived the last of the week and
will make an extended visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Wimsey.
Prof, J. W., Wilson and his assist
ant, Prof. Thompson departed Mon
day morning for Chicago to attend
the big stock show on there this week.
Prof. Wilson also attends a meeting
Of the National Association of direc-
tors of Stallion Registration boards,
of which he is second vice-president.
State Dairy Expert Ryger, Prof. c.
Larsen. Clifford Johnson and Henry
Erdman left Monday evening for
Aberdeen to attend the annual meet
ing of the South Dakota Dairymen's
and Buttermakers' association. Mr..
Ryger is secretary and treasurer of
the association.
"Rosalind at Redgate," by the au-
thor Of The House of a Thousand
Candles" will be the offering at the
Grand on December 18th under the
auspices of the Hospital association.
The play is a dramatization OF Mere
dith Nicholson's novel of the same
title.
DR.. A. N. Hume, Agronomist at the
State college, is assisting this week
IN thA pnnditnfSnn nf n anrn Chnuy NJ
Aberdeen. This show is being fos-
tered by some of the leading citi-
zens of Aberdeen and Brown county.
One day will be devoted to the orga-
nizing Of the Brown County Potato
club.
Clyde Tidball hopes to be able to
open his new drugstore by the 18th
Of the month, although the opening
date may be a little later. The paint
ers and decorators have about com
pleted their work in the interior of
the building and a marked improve
ment is the result. The new fixtures
are expected the last of this week.
Mrs. Geo. Pond is here from Spo-
kane, Wash, for a visit OF a couple
of weeks with her many old time
friends and neighbors. She will visit
at Mackato, Minneapolis and Aber.
deem before returning to Spokane.
During the summer and fall she Wis
tied many former Brookings people
now in the west and tells us that they
are well and prosperous.
The court house force have nearly
completed the work on the tower and
the copper dome is now in place.
This Is one of the highest points in
the city, it being SO feet and Z inches
from the grade line to the top OF the
dome. A big force of men is busy
on the inside work, laying the floors.
p~lastering, putting up the steel stair
ways and other jobs, and
the work is being pushed rapidly.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07

Rev. C. f. Hoffman and family last
week moved into the fine new home
which their parishioners have pro-
vided for them.
The Brookings Library association
will meet in the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening, December 18th
Immediately following prayer meeting
$3.50 o'clock. This meeting is open
to all and it is hoped a goodly num-
Der will be out and boost for a public
library for Brookings.
The annual report Of the State
Board Of Pharmacy for the year 1911
Just issued shows very Enthusiastically
the quality of instruction impaired
by the pharmacy department of the
State college. Out of the 1913 candi-
dates examined by the board during
the year, four out of the first five re-
ceiving the highest standings r
graduates under Prof. Whitehead.
They were Messrs. Martin, Shea,
Series and Fellows, and there was
but two-thirds of one per e n diff
ference in their standing, so that they
were practically ever and all leaders
in their profession.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-12-07
{. A. Hanson
Proprietor

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cornell of
Bristol, spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Cornell.
On Saturday DR.. L. L.. Moore, state
inspector, held up a carload of horses
at this point and finding them afflic-
ted with CHAMBERS he refused to allow
them to be shipped to Iowa, which
was their destination. The horses
belonged to a homesteader west of
the river, who was on his way back
to Iowa to spend the winter. The
horses were shipped back to where
they came from and the owner &C
companied them.
Randolph Shultz, who lives north Of
Aurora, had a bad automobile ac-
cident Thanksgiving afternoon. While
driving on the road leading out Of
Aurora to the north a real wheel OF
his machine broke. Shultz quickly
applied the brake, but the machine
was going so fast hat the check on
it's speed turned it completely over,
Shultz was caught under the car and
suffered a broken leg and severe
bruises. Miss May Rudolph was in
the car with him, but escaped with
only slight injuries.