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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
TEMVIK. NORTH DAKOTA

two places. He went to Linton at
once and the doctor dressed it. He
will be unable to use his hand during
harvest. Tim Wick.
Faith Stedman came up Friday
from Roscoe. S. D., where she had
been staying with her sister. Mrs.
Beth Huck.
Last week the interior of the Tenn
vik hotel was nicely painted and
otherwise cleaned up, and we under
stand it will be fitted up with all
new furnishings in frst-class style.
The next thing necessary will be a
hotel.keeper.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
Notice Of Cancellation Of Crop Pay.
ment Contract Of Sale.

To J. W. snyder and j. d. Snyder:
Notice is hereby given that default has
been made in the terms and conditions Of
that certetn crop contract for sale OF lands
dated ON the 9TH day of November, 1902 made
aud entered into by and between The Kraft
Realty Company, corporation, AS party of
the first part, and j. w Snyder and j. b.
snyder. as parties of the second part, con-
dilloned Tor the sale aud purchase OF the
east half Of the northwest quarter ana lots
one and two OF Section seven. Township one
hundred thirty six. Range venty eight. In
Emmons county. North Dakota.
The said default consists as follows:
First: That second parties have wholly
abandoned said land.
Second: That during the proper seasons
Of 1910. 1911 and 1912 said second parties failed
and neglected to break and SOW To fan each
! year 80 acres of said land AS conditioned 10y
| said contract.
Third That during the years 1910 and 1911
said second parties failed to deliver one half
of the crops grown on above-described lands
as conditioned by the contract
Fourth: That second parties defaulted in
| the pay nent OF taxes for the years 1909, 1910
and 1911. amounting to SSi -.
That said contract Will be cancelled and
4 terminated, and such cancellation and ter
mination shall take effect on September II
| 1912.
Dated sheldon. n. D.. this 18th dav of June
VIZ THE KRAFT sfAIl REALTY ' 3'uMrNSY
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08

dell. who recently went up there.
said card bearing the date Of July
"a, saying: That dead man Sweet
is the liveliest dead man you ever
met: he is in Minneapolis for treat
ment for his arm We make the
correction cheerfully. and we also
hope Frank will be spared the pains
of the undertaken for many yeas
Mr. Crandell reports crops goed al
Herbert, but no better than here.
+. Y. Phillip and Neil Mitchell. who
recently shipped up there. 60
through without trouble or incident,
worthy of mention.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
TEMVIK TALK.

CORES one.nc. ~ the Record. tAug. -
Telephone meeting in town this
afternoon.
quite shaver of rain visited
these parts Sunday evening.
A. c. Wagner visited his daugh
ter. Mrs. Chas. Baker, one day last
week.
Frank streeter. A. H. Irvine and
Clarence Fischer are Iintonites in
town to-day
Fred Snyder received two dray-
loads of groceries, Thursday, and
has opened his new store.
Roger stedman. who has been
working near Plaza, n. D.. returned
home Wednesday for harvest.
Mr. Latte. Of Washington. Iowa,
is here looking after his land inter-
ests and also helping Mr.. Dodd har-
vest.
Ral ph Holm made business trip
to Linton Saturday with Mr.. Sny-
der's auto. MIR. Bieber accompanied
1 hin
! Gottlieb schatz and John Weber
left over the y Y. Monday on {
business trip. We did not learr
their destination.
Jason Wood was shaking hand
with friends in Temvik. Friday o
last week He made the trip from
Clay City. ILL.,. overland with hi:
auto.
The thrashing rigs are busy nova
! days. having 1hrashed $500 bushel
} Of barley for T. B. Meinover. som
, wheat and barley for Clark Burlir
] game, ard also barley for f. NJ
] LaryicS.
Herman Brusch met with a pair
ful accident. on Thursday of las
! week, while grinding feed. In som
manner his hard was caught in til
: machine, tearing the flesh from tw
; fingers and breaking one finger
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08

where they have been doing we'll.
Old friends who were here during
the days when the ownership of
manifestations of land was trans
ferred by the flip Of a coin are glad
to see and renew acquaintance with
this jolly couple.
Warren Worst. brother of Presi-
dent j II. Worst, of the agricultur-
al college. and who in early days
homesteaded the farm now owned
by Mr.. Brown. southeast of Hazel
ton, is here visiting with the family
of S. E. kurtz, H. A. Armstrong
and other old timers of the county.
MIR. Worst home is in Ohio. but he
spent last winter in Texas on ac-
count of ill-health. and this summer
has been visiting his brother at
Fargo.
The harvest is on in all its glory.
Winter rye has about all been cut,
as have the oats. Wheat in most
fields is ripe enough to start in har-
vesting by the end of the week.
Some thrashing is also being done;
but none of the machines intends to
| run much until after wheat is cut
as the winter rye and wheat ripened
SO near together this year that only
enough rye thrashing will be done
to provide horsefeed.
! Last week. just after the edition
was mailed. We received note from
Chas. Gontka. Of Hartford. which
read: Too busy harvesting to come
4 to town. and only have this much t.
say that we have a boy. born Fri
day evening July 10Th" Congratu
iations To Mir. and Mrs. Gontka, ano
we assure MIR. g. that the boys IL
town are willing to wait for the
cigars until he Is through harvest
ing
4 ~. ". Tibbetts. of the local pool
hail, is busy this week erecting
u long. narrow addition to his placed
business. to be used as bowling al
lev. He has purchased new auto
matte pin-setting alley, and it is OF
the road at the present time. 4
bowling alley will afford a new di
version of amusement to the Hazel
ton fellows, and it is expected the
town will develop number OF bowl
ing experts within the next few
weeks.
Wallace, the eleven-year-old sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Malchert, VIII
last Saturday morning was take
seriously i'll with kidney trouble, fol
lowing an attack of scarlet fever.
again on the road to recovery. Tn
lad had been over the scarlet feve
for some time. and was apparently
getting along nicely. having bee
playing around the house for tw
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08

TWENTY-FIVE year ago IN Emmons
county, as shown by items clipped
from the Emmons County Record OF
August II, lssT:)
In Town and Out.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldrof start for
the Capital City to-day. They'll
take in the circus.
Mrs. Shields has in her garden Gu
cumbers of the snake variety that
will measure more than two feet
long
Mr.. Nelson Chesley is reported
very low with fever supposed TO
be pneumonia at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. B. Brock.
Married. Sunday afternoon. Aug.
eth. ny the Rev. J H. Worst. at the
latters residence. Mr.. D. K. Rupert
and Miss Bertha Emma Shively.
Work on the new railroad is pro-
crossing very sloHy Of late. owing
10 the fact that many o. the team
sters with their teams have gone
home 10 harvest
Nothing has yet been heard OF
Van Allen Iong. the A., 3. & n. w.
sub-contractor who disappeared 50
mysteriously some time ago. leaving
a number Of creditors behind.
The Misses Bess e Mcneil and Liz
zie Tape, TWO Of Williamspor'
townships enterprising lady farm
ers. have been visiting the Capita
City this week. They didn't stay
for the circus
That pleasant and popular gentle
man, MI o. II Hammond. of Gay
ton township. was visitor at thu
county seat Yesterday He was OF
his way 10 the Red River country t
work through harvest and thrashing
Banker NhlttaNer came down yes
terday on visit 10 the reglo1
around Riilsport The gentleman
thinks that this is the finest countr.
he ever sa. that the skies ar
brighter. the grass greener and tn
crops better than anywhere else O
earth. that en- no other part of tn
Lords footstool are the girls a
lovely and the young men as manly
that the soil the water and the la
Of the land are uneScelled, AM
finally. the only drawback is that
within year or two. part OF tn
population viii have to move I
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
Notice Of Cancellation Of Contract for
Deed.

To j. W. snyder and j b. snyder:
Notice is hereby given that default has
been made In the terms and conditions OF
that certain contract for deed, dated on the
9th day OF November. 1919. made and entered
into by and between The Kraft Realty Com
pany, corporation. as party OF the first
pari. and j. W. snyder and j. u. Snyder, as
parties OF the second part. conditioned for
the sale and purchase OF lots one to nine in
elusive, and southeast quarter OF northeast
quarter OF section one. TOWNSHIP y onei hundred
thirtv-six, range seventy mine, In Emmons
county, North Dakota.
The said default consists AS follows:
Second parties have failed to make the
payments past due on said contract as fol-
lows:
AO!.Ci on November LIST, 1910, and 81 zoo ",
on November LIST, 1911, together with interest
at the rate Of eight per cent Yer annum ON
the whole amount OF said contract, viz,
81 aJe ID, from the date OF said contract IL
November LIST. 1911, amounting TO &l,09<4O
That said second parties have failed To pay
the taxes due on said land for the years lyUs
| 1910 and 1911, amounting to 80 81.
| That said contract Viii bs cancelled and
/ terminated and such cancellation and terrni-
nation shall axe effect on September us
| 1911. uuieSs the said named second partie.
| shall within that time pay To said-nalnee
| first parties the above-nxnied and specified
| sums amounting to g, 0S2 49,
Dated at Sheldon. y. Dakota. June 18th
! 1912. tjui25-aus
tssAp THE KRAFT REALTY COMPANY
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
FORTUNE SMILES ON HER.

"It has been source Of great salts
faction to me thar was so fortunate
as TO secure my training at the Man
kato Commercial College. To those
who are looking for a business or
shorthand training would recon-
mend you. school From a letter from
Isabelle Tesraut. sfenographer. owa-
tonna. MINI.
The fall term Of this great school
opens Sept. 3D. If you are Interested
send for our catalogue Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08

weeks. when like clap Of thunder
from clear sky the dreaded kidney
trouble which is frequently an after
effect of the fever struck the boy
Saturday morning. throwing him in
to convulsions. and a hard fight for
the young life ensued for three days,
and at the present writing bright
hopes are entertained for his ulti-
mate recovery. He was brought to
town Tuesday. where the attending
physician could watch the case more
closely.
Contractor E. M. Jones put on the
finishing touches to the new cream
cry building last Saturday after
noon, and Monday the board Of d.
rectors made an inspection of the
structure. They found the work
done according to plans ard spec
ifications. and the building was ac-
cepted. Nothing will he done with
the building this fall. unless some
one should want to rent it: but,
early next spring. machinery vii
be installed and the plant will open
up for business.
Tuesday evenings train brought
a newly married couple to HaAelton
to reside. The groom is one with
whom we all have the honor of ac-
quaintance. b. G. Hanson. manager
of the Victoria elevator here. and
who was married to Miss Carrie An
derson. at Henning. Minnesota, on
June 9th. The bride and groom
were given royal welcome on the
evening of their arrival. and the
sweet strains of tin-pan instruments
in the hands Of merry Serenading
party broke the stiffness Of the
night and tloatcd over the city in
enchanting music until the bride ard
groom came out and buwCdin blush
ing silence to the multitude. Then
Hanson bought. and he was declared
, IL tiedgcd member Of the Ancient
Order of l;encdicts OF llnsclton.
MIR. and Mrs. Hanson are welcome
to our village. and the con9ratula
tions Of their many friends arc here
with bestowed Long may they live
and prosper.
Mark Twain. the humorist, author
and newspaper writer. was once
written up for dead llc rcad it and
at once informed tho newspapers,
that the report WAS greatly rNaH
gcratrd. a couple III weeks ago
this paper. ON whnt IL believed rra
sonahly reliable authority. mentioned
, the ruimor that Frank Sweet. form.
. crly of this county. hut late OF ll,r
bert. Saak. had gone to ha reward
, said OCCASION hcing hurried hy tho
J loss Of Mn arm in we'll machine.
, Now comca u card from I w Gran
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08

Jerry Cole. > acres.
Algot johnson. 100 acres.
Frank Zellmer, 50 acres.
Peter Schloesser. 80 acres.
Joseph Tritz, 80 acres.
H. ". Allen. 20 acres.
John J Ryan. leo acres.
P G. Levin. Is per cent on 500
acres.
NJ. c. Olson, 20 per cent on $50
acres.
There was doubtless other grain
damage, particulars Of which had
not reached Braddock when the
Records information vas received.
Nearly al Of the crops destroyed
were wheat.
1t is stated that Very little in
surance was carried bv those who
lost their grain.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
IN PIONEER DAYS

make room Tor the railroads. tie
didn't say anything about it, but the
Record is a mind reader and knows
he thinks it,
The Williamsport Tin Band was
gu, doing the charivari act Monday
night. There were all sorts OF
strange instruments in the process
sion; but the most musica was the
tuba atuba-six scantling scraped
across the resined edge OF a dry
goods box.
A large part of the wheat in this
neighborhood has been cut. Several
of the young men Of the vicinity
have gone down TO the Aberdeen
country to work through harvest
and thrashing. Those of whom we
have heard are L. H. Lilly, Billy
Baxter. Ed. I.awler and VIII Baker.
4 lady went UP to see little (,he
wee little) MIR. Herrick the other
day. and afterward said He was
lust too sweet for anything. He
was dressed so neatly. with his hair
reached up in the center of his dear
little head. He's just too lovely
4 Did she expect TO find him out in the
millet field driving a nlo~ing-ma-
chine. with fay-seed in his hair and
| smoking a corn-cob pipe
S. f. Kurt. of this township. has
raised three hundred acres of grain
this wear. and has done most of the
work himself. He has cut ten acres
Of oats which he put in on his faith
er's place 1t took two pounds q
binding-twine per acre, and he bount
it as tightly as he could. he ha:
one lot Of about ten acres Ct whea
that will certainly thrash twenty-five
bushels to the acre, and he estimate
the average for his whole wheat-crol
at about fifteen bushels per acre.
, From the Record, Dec Il. 1884
The Bismarck brewery is rapid
: approaching completion Its sal
g that German-R Russian colony direc
, from the old country Will settle il
g Burleieh or Emnlons county mex
5 spring "A large buffalo calf and
/; cinnamon bear contributed by Rot
! ert Roberts. Of Medora. for the Ne,
Orleans Exposition. arrived in Bi;
marck last week and attracted wild
e attention II has since been shippe
. south.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
People Should Guord
Against Appedicitis

Linton people who haze stomach
and bowel trouble should guard
against appendicitis by taking simple
buckthorn bark. glycerine. exc. as
compounded i'll Adlev-l- ka. the Ger
man appendicitis remedy \
SINGH Il DOSE. relieves sour St0s.,
arh. gas on the stomach and col
stipation INSTANTLY. because tbs
simple miNt re antisepticllss tie
digestive organs and draws 81 e
impurities. The Linton nrdg CO.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.
tRepueIican. Aue -

frank koll Is opening up crates
Of drug stock and getting ready 10
open up his new drug store for
business.
! Contractor Jones leaves this week
| tor Braddock to build the addition
to the Braddock school house for
which he was awarded the contract I
week or so ago.
All. Mikalson and r. r. Batter
went up near Glencoe last Saturday
evening on fishing excursion. re-
turning Monday with their auto
heavily laden with tinny monsters of |
the deep.
Landlord W. B. Andrus has be-
come modern motorist. He this
week purchased passenger
Buick auto from MIR. Arnold, of
| Phillip, S. D.. and the way he will
spin around the country hereafter
will asionish the natives.
Butcher Ssoller drove to Linton
this morning to meet his wife and
son. who have been spending few
! weeks at their home in Herried, S.
d. He will also bring back with
him Miss Christina Beck, Of Her
ried, who will be employed in the
Andrus Hotel.
Frank St1eeter was up from Lin
ton Monday to deliver Hupmobile
auto which he had sold TO the Peter
son boys, living near Braddock. He
D will have new Hupp runabout again
e in few days, and states that he has
5 hopes of placing several Of the cars
in Emmons county this fall
. The twenty-one-monshs-old baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Furgeson is
critically i'll with some complication
= of the bowels. and was removed to
a hospital at Bismarck at O'clock
this morning. where an operation
= may be performed. Liveryman
Marquett took the child to Bismarck
in his auto
= A. E. I've last week advertised fol-
4 a lost dog, and now writes US tina,
). the dog came back, claiming the re
= ward offered himsef. Therefore
: Mr.. Tye says it pays to advertise
He (Mr. Tye, not the dog) also in
!. forms US that his rye and barley j:
~ all cut. and some wheat. He finds
;. his crop much better than it looked
Ia before they got into the field Il
a handle it.
We do not know whether tina
man j. W. Wilson. Of Clayton. i
just naturally one of those secretivs
ducks that never tell anything, OF
whether it was case Of being 81
pleased at its arrival that the new:
was too precious for division, but
any how. there has been a nice ten
pound girl out at the home Of Mr.
I, and Mrs. j. w. Wilson for about tw,
s weeks, and congratulations are i,
order.
The shortage of men for the har
in vest is being overcome by the use o
ID signs posted up on the depot at Nc
le kenzie, telling all those who sto]
at that station that one hundre,
ID men are wanted at Hazelton. TIL
scheme was perpetrated by b.
n kIabunde, and is good one. BE
10 sides bringing supply of men t
this vicinity, the signs will do
certain amount of advertising 70
Hazelton.
Another old-timer in the perso
e of Thomas Gray is back in Emmor
te county. visiting relatives an
n friends. He is accompanied by Mr.
- Gray and one of their sons. The
n. arrived here last Friday Mr.. Ora
n, will be remembered ashaying hom
a steaded quarter-section a few mile
west of town in the days when tel
- derfeet' we're as scarcs as hen
to teeth in Emmons county. They no
n. reside near Pine Ridge, Albert
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-08
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Sal
.ADS ERTIsEME,NI

Nouee S hessay gisea aa; Ia.
certain mortgage executed III So
livered IL Nelson H. Snaar ar.
Mars 7. shafer ens ai.e Y;
sag-s. 10 ] G Lu-G rr gagee.
dated the .-s.l eay al January =
Nineteen nlnGrel ard sly, srt q.
fer record II the c.i.ce the sesls'
~ q cees,s II the ee4,i. En-
naeas. anFi stats & Nsr,a @.
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i9. ara re -eei If g,
Mortgages a.aage .a 81, -aea
a sad i.l8s-easee uy an .s'1sn.
+ wf.ing Is Mamie 3afe9
TIE "a Jay February S..
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after ..esc.savs. Il Ing y
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-11-13
MURDER At N NTOSH
Body of Old Man Burgess. stu Warm
Found i'm the Road Near
that Town

\ telephone message to the sheriff
office about , o'clock this afternoon
from W. E. Allen at Mcintosh. an
nounced that the body of J. T. Bur
CESS, we'll known old man Of that
section, had been found perforated
with bullets in the road near there.
The body was warm when found, and
tracks evidently of the assassin. were
near it.
-t4stiee-of-the-p peace of 1hatfe.-c-
cinct was absent. SO Judge Bell, &C
companied by Deputy Sheriff Brigance
left at once in the judges car to hold
an inquest. Sheriff Galloway IS in the
vicinity, serving civil papers, and will
doubtless be on the trail Of the muir
derer at once.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-11-13

Scarcely had the news of Wilson's
election reached Fort Pierce, says the
st. Lucie Tribune, when a petition was
in circulation asking for the appoint
ment of postmaster to be conferred
upon a Mr.. \. b. Brown, who, the Tri-
bune says, violently opposed Wilson's
nomination before the Baltimore con-
vention. There will be many curious
instances like this in fair Florida
Miami Metropolis.
If we had stood for Judson Harmon
Champ Clark or Oscar Underwood
we'd continue to stay in their column
insofar as offce-seeking in concerned
Give the Wilson men their dues
Jacksonville Metropolis.
We hope Wilson men will refrain
from falling over each other in g
hoggish rush for offices. We have nc
doubt that their claims will be con-
sidered when the proper time comes
but this matter of carrying around
petitions before the returns are all in
savors too much of the swine to suit
the Star.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-11-13
WILL YOU HELP

/ have been elected by the peo-
pie Of Florida to represent them
in the Sixty-third Congress, as the,
first congressman at large from
this state. I thank the people of
Florida for the trust that they
have shown in me, and am deeply
grateful for the opportunity they
have given me to try to do things
for them.
1 ask everybody to help me ad-
minister this office for the benefit
of the people of Florida. 1 earnest
ly hope that every man possessed
of an idea which, being enacted
into law, might help the people of
the country, to submit it to me.
If / have the help of the people,
I may be able to help them. l will
do the best 1 can on my own in
itiative. 1 will do better if the
people will help me.
Claude L'Engle.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-11-13

All the laws of God Numbered from
Mount Sinai are embraced in ten com.
mandments, and will occupy less space
in this paper than half a column. Why
should the laws of man embrace sew
eral volumes?-Banner.
IL the editor of the Banner will take
good look at his Bible, he will find
that the laws issued TO the ancient
Jews from Mount Sinai took up ter
full chapters of Exodus, and that the
other laws proceeding therefrom. like
our code follows our constitution. fill
ed a greater part of the books OF
Leviticus and Numbers and much OF
the book of Deuteronomy. We think
the editor Of the Banner will find that
these laws. all of which were as bind
ing on the Jews as the ten command
ments, will take several entire issues
of his paper, instead of half column
and that If he tries to obey them he
will find them far more irksome than
the American laws of today.