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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received up until 2
O'Clock. Saturday, September 5. 1914.
1870 building of frame school
house at Taber, Idaho, in school dis
trict No So.
bids to be addressed to the I'M
dersigned at the office of A. T. Viii
lecke, Taber, Idaho.
The school board reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
JOS. A. STEWART,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
School District No. So.
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Phone 1855. McVicar. regarding hour
Tor dancing lessons. Glass and pri-
vate lessons evenings by appointment.
Call or phone. Boyle Building. adv.
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! Electors Progressive:
NJ. A. Fugate, Aberdeen, Idaho.
CLERK DISTRICT COURT


CLERK DISTRICT COURT
Republican,:
George H. Holbrook, Blackfoot. Idaho.
Ernest E. Scott, Riverside. Idaho.
Democratic:
]. T. Carruth, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Republican,:
orion L. Andrus. Firth. Idaho.
w. Il. Jones. Blackfoot, Idaho.
Royal a. Palmer, GrOveand, Idaho
A. Fl. Simmons. BlackfOot. Idaho,
Democratic:
J. c. Jones. Shelley, Idaho.
TREASURER
Republican,:
Alfred, Isaac H., Thomas, Idaho
Grace M. Stevens, Blackfoot, Idaho
Democratic:
H. Andrew Benson. Moreland, Idaho.
PROBATE JUDGE
Republican,:
VIM. M. DOoly, Blackfoot, Idaho.
e. A. Doud. Blackfoot, Idaho.
George w. StOwell. BlackfOOt, Idaho.
George o. Watts, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Democratic:
Charles Criddle. Basalt, Idaho.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Republican,:
Lula E. Smith. Blackfoot, Idaho.
Electors I,rogressiye:
Samuel D. Rice, Groveland, Idaho.
ASSESSOR
Republican,:
Hyrum Grimmett, Moreland, Idaho.
E. T. Malcolm, BlackfOot. Idaho
Democratic:
Lee Faulconer. Blackfoot. Idaho.
CORONER
Republican,:
E. T. Peck. Blackfoot Idaho.
Republican,:
A.. E. Christensen, Shelley, Idaho.
Democratic:
James Young. Blackfoot. Idaho.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Republican,:
Albert s. Dickinson, Blackfoot, Idaho.
X. J. Dygert, Blackfoot. Idaho
l.. Ivan Jensen, BlackfoOt Idaho.
Electors Progressive:
Ralph w. Adair. Blackfoot Idaho.
NOMINATIONS FOR JUSTICE OF
THE SUPREME COURT AND JUDGE
OF THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRIcT, NoN-PARTlsAN.
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
Charles w. Beale, Wallace, Idaho.
William M. Morgan, Moscow, Idaho.
BENJAMIN F. Tweedy, lewiston Idaho,
Warren Truitt. Moscow. Idaho.
Edward A. Walters. Shoshone, Idaho.
JUDGE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Bingham, Custer and Lemhi Counties
w. A. Beakley, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Frederick j. Cowen, Salmon City,
James +. Good, Blackfoot, Idaho.
George F. Hansbrough, Blackfoot.
Idaho.
Andrew J. Higgins, Challis, Idaho.
John H. Padgham Salmon City. Idaho.
j. 4. CARRUTH.
County Auditor.
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SUMNER EXCURSIONS
Via ..=
Union Pacific System

TO points east, August IL, 10, and
26. and September 2, and 16 To
points west, daily to September 80,
1914. See agents for rates and fur
ther particulars. A13-S10.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11
lCAN GIRL EAs
 NILa LI1 Il loX-zE-

LOS ANGELES. Nov iO-4oar 'oge wlli loYai afl dillorencea ot race and tradition.
 Thus, in her heart believes Hazel Bakor. who has Houted the eonyen. lions of the caniuries in reciprocatinG the eoagtahip ol A. g. Cato, Japan eae artist Aud thus she filings hor fnith and determination to thc whole world
 For mon,ha Haaei Baker has been the bride 0f her Japanese lover, ceremony having been performed at San Diego. which has since been de. clared illegal by the authoritles
 Recently the two were arrested in ap apartment hou8e here for violation ot the roomiug house ordinance.
 Undauted by a night in iail and the resulting publicity, the girl, who was shocked to learn that she was not ie' gally wedded reafiismed her deter. minRtion to haYe another and binding ceremony performed somewhere out side of California, az this State irowna on the union oi white and Oriental.
 We win be married and am not afraid. she avered. Why should ] boz They say there arc too many tra- didcns between tho race8 that coiild not be overcome, but ] lmow lhal ] shall understand him and he win un. derstand me- because we love each otherl' And she placed her hand con iidently In the brown palm of her Nip. ponese sweetheart
 There Is no race-no difference in race-in love.
 ''Aye win be married within ihe law, no matter what we have to do or to whore we may have to go."
 Cato is the son of the iargegt manu- facturin Of Cloisonne ohinaware iS Ja-I pan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11
THE AD DOES IT

Louis ]. Horowitz praised adyerlis- ing at a dinner at bis beautiful River side drive apartment overlooking the Hudson,
 q am firm believer in adyertis- ing," said Mir Horowicz. q impute a great part of my own success to it.H
 Here hir. Horowitz's sunburnt and healthy face was illuminated by one Of his rare and charming smiles.
 When duck lays an egg, he said, "she waddles baok to the duck pond in indifferent silence But when Q hen lays an egg her frantic caclrles make it known.
 The hen adver.ises
 And that, my friends, is why Che world eats hens eggs instead of ducks eggs."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11
BEAUTIFUL DispLAY oF PAR
 lslAN IVORY.
-

eA thing Of beauty is Q joy foraves.' those words certainly do apply to the 3arisian ivory displayed Ia Che wiu- dows Of the Junesu Drug co, at 10f Front St One can easily understand the popularity Of the Parisian Ivory
 It is durable, practical. easily cleaned, and not at all expensive The Juneau Drug Co is offering not only the big. gest assortment in the latest designa of Parisian Ivory. but also Ghe most popular prices C..
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11
GERMANS POSE AS
 EEIgsn SUBJECTS


 WASHINGTON Nor complaint thot many Germans posl1s 20 Britlah sabieots ore getting passporis out Of efrmany for England from American dipiomolfc and conaular asents was dled ot che 5lofa Depsriment today by Sir ceeil sprins.Rico. the British AmbaaaadoE
 In submitting the matter, Che 4n- Dasgdor admitted thai the problem confcniinG tha American officials. who EaReesont tho intefeata of Greal Hritoip .n qmmany, ia 2 difficult one. as t ia hard for them to go behind the statement Of 9 man aneazlns Ens- Heb Chat he ia 3 British subject Dip iomatic and conaplar officers Of Amor leo will 1e cautioned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11
NENAtz PROVES eooo
 LAND FOR FARMERS

KNIK. Oct 24.-situated on the banl, Of the beautiful Knik lage, directly across from Knik City A. J. Pierce last April filed on a homestead. He started iu Immediately clearing off tho timber and getting down to ac- tual fahmiug A run across to Mir. Pierce's Crystal Springs ranch win convince the most skepticsl that this section of Alaska. certainly has a great future as an agricultural country. Potatoes cabbage, carrots. parsnips peas and lettuce have thriyed on thib ranch this year, From twenty pounds Of seed Mr. Pierce has already taken out Of small patch over eighteen crates of potatoes. Three strawberry beds on this ranch also promise to turn out successful. Next Spring it is the intention Of the owner Of the Crystal Springs ranch to experiment on alfalfa.
 ar. Pierce who comes from Massa- chusetts, says this is the finest agri- cultural land he has ever seen h hia opinion five acres. properly cultivated would make a man independent.-
 Knik News)
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RUSSIANS GET HOLD
 OF AusTSiAN PLANS

LONDON Nov 11.-A Rome special says: It has been established that many of the serious failures Of the Aus trian army in East and South have been occasioned by some mysterious tareason through which Russians and SerYians aseertained tie everyday plans of the Austrian asmy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

S -e
Dt3ot

The matrimonial bug was euay this year in the big Rhow Hank Cowdy the real atar ot the worlds aeriea. was about the only player Wbo waa touted 60 we'd who ioied che dopestogs. Rab- bit Maranyine married 9 sirl in Sprine field, Mass Bob. ShawkeY Of the Athletics, won bride ln spite of nis loss of the third game ol Che worlds series Bullet Joe' Bush, oi the 8th- letics took 9 lie partner; Mike Dom. iin Of the Giants. whose first wife Mabel Hite, the aclress, died 8 year ago. recently remaried and the peer less Walter Johnson is nov the most married man in the American League. according to his friends on .he Nation als
 Promoters Of wildcat schemea aro hereby warned to pass up tbe 'Boa- ton Brayes.' The worlds baseball champions are wise young men and they have resolved that not one cont of their winnings of S2SI8 each win fan into the hands Of promoters or Con men.
 Hank Gowdy hns slammed all of his long green into a Columbus. o. bank. Hank is spending the winter at homo. X brass band and some red fire en- livened his home coming after the series was over
 'Ill assassinate the first person that approaches me on the subject Of in- vestment' D declared Capt Johnny Ev- ors: CT invested all I had a few years ago-and lost it an. No more invest ments. My little roll goes right into the bank-and the soundest bank can find"
 I've always wanted a bungalow and now ] win set one," said Ru- dolph.
 Charles Schmidt. the huge first base man, VIII use his money in the pur chase of home in Baltimore. Schmidt who B wealthy. owns several large butcher shops in Baltimore. but says that he won't buy any more-at least not with his worlds series money.
 Rabbit Maranvllle, the whirlwind shortstop, said he is going to put his money in the bank
 "All the other money ] get hold of ] is going into the bank too, said Mia ranyille. My ball playing days win be over some time. and when they are Ill want to have enough moneyl laid aside to enable me to start in 8 | good paying business"
 Pitcher Bnl James will buy some ! stock in mine in Placer County, cali,l fornia.
 The Braves, it seems. are not a6ect- ed with automobiles. as were the Red Sox. Giants, and Athletics.
 Pitcher Crutcher was the only Brave who admitted the possibility of part of his money being spent in the pur- chase Of Q moderate priced" automo- bile.
 Eyers was awarded machine in q popularity contest
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

Ask us to ahow you the new Hciutch point" pencll-comes in silver and gold-snitable for gilts-praelical and attractive. Juneau Drug O., TOT Front St. Phone 250. ff
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

Any article in the window or in stock ia cheerlully shown. and any ar ticle can be put away for the holidays. Juneau Drug Co., tho store that has what you went when you want it
 TOT Front St. opp. Alaskan Hotel If.
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3ee'
B BoEgsndsG 60.
McoRRoRArEp
Carpet Departmenr


 We make Q speciality of cut or der carpets md hnvc an ox. pert man to do our work. iarse stock of rugs Wild's Li- noleam Window Shades, Wall Paper and Curtain Rods Il you nave on old carpet you want made over. phone ps and w5 VIII send 2 man out to give you n esimate on tho SOD. Our prices Qro reasonable ana alI work guaranteed Co give fuli satisfaction.
 e iSs to Sbo Goods
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

Fire proor eiinker, cn1mmney blocks, Juneau Construction Go, phone sss. tIo-2-1m)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11
hr JUNEAu RINK.

Friday afternoon for beginners. In- slruoaona free. Doors open at 2:sO. ll-5-f
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

The New Fall and Winter styles are now ready. You gro cordially invited to cali and inspect them F. VOL LAND. iO.lii
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NoricE

All peraons owing bnlg to Dr. Eg glnton Will kindly call at Doran's Pre- acription Pharmacy immediately and pay the eame 10-28-f
 MRS. B. o. EGGNToN.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

FOR sALD - watcndog (ha6 st. BernaF0 21 years old. Enquire Bm- pire office. 11-10.St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

Organized baseball magpotes de clare that the cost of operating a ma. jor league baseball club is not less than 50 per cent greater than 1t was two years ago. The answer is Presi. dent James A. Gilmore and his out law Federal League.
 Owners Of American and National League clubs say the days Of big diyi- dends are passed and that they are lucky if they manage to work through the season with even Q slight balance on the right side of the ledger It was not ike this in tho good old days flor the manates. But it's mighty fine now for Mir. Ballplayer. The stars and the medicocre players of organized baseball would hate to see the Feder- als so under as much as the owners themselves. And they are pulling for a continuation of the var between the Outlaws and the Tener and Johnson organizations.
 Here is the answer: Since the
 outlaws donned their fighting
 clothes organized players who
 were lucky to draw down $2,5OO
 Q year, in some instances demand
 ed and in most cases were grant.
 ed increases of from $1,5O0 to s2.-
 900. A star pitcher who formerly
 received S4O00 for his seasons
 work is now paid S6,00O to S700O
 The biz league magnates were
 forced to come across or see their
 stars jump to the Federals. And
 the players, too, in many lnstanc-
 es, forced the owners to sign
 contracts for from three to five
 years.
 Gilmore says the Federals will take 10 per cent more Of the best players rom the majors ,his winter And Gilmore has a way Of making good his threats. The Federals are after Wal ! ter Johnson, and openly declare they are going to set him, even if they have | Co pay him $50,oO0 year They alsol are on the trail of 1'y Cobb, Sam Craw. ford, Iris Speaker. Joe Jackson. Jack Miller Bill James. of Boston. Hank sowdy, Rabbit Aiarranville and a num- Der Of other lesser lights. And or sanized ball knows it and will have 70 come through with more money for he stars or see they so to the Feds
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11
isELiNs GIVE HOSPITAL
 TO pENNS9LYANiA COUNTY

INDIANA. Pa., Nov. Adrian Iae. lin, Dr. and his sister, Miss Geor6.no leeiiu, of New York City, have preseut ed a modern hospital erected and equipped at cost of $i65.Oo0, to lh- diana county.
 The laelins have large coal holdings in this county and the sift was re- suit Of thoir inherent in ihe industrial development of tho gection,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

. cLAsetFiEp ADV. <
 FOR RENT.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

OFFICES -ror rent in Goldstoin Bldg Hot and cold running water in each office; also steam heat. Jmitor and elevator service. d
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

High class beard and room in resi- dence district, reasonable prlce; excel lent home-coolylng; very cheerful and homelike. St George House. Mrs. 4. D Vestal. Phone 6o4 k-IS-H,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

EmpIra aas worh alI Lhe LIme. ..
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

FOR RENT.- sixToom furnished house, bath, hot and cold water etc. Apply Mrs Montgomery Davis. 9th and Seward 10-17tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

SPACE FOR RENT in Brunswick Building. Apply Chas. Goldstein. ffe
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

FOR RENT -Eurniahed rooms and apartments, either single or on suite for housekeeping. Apply at office, No ], Hogon's Flats. Phone 299. 9-2s-ts
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

FOR RENT. -Four room house. partly furnished, Inquire Mrs, Mont. gomery payls. 2o2 D. 9th St. 10.5.tG.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

FOR RENT-Three room apart. nents with range and bath Franklin Street. Phone 27l Wetlriek. 1O.9l-lL
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

FOR RENT. Two nicely furnished rooms Alaska Steam Laundry.
 10.2l-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

STEAM HEATED ROOMS, SloOo up; with or without board. Miss Char on, 535 Main St. Phone sSO5. 11-7.lf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms over Juncau biQuor co, SIP and mp. -1i-9.tG
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

FOR RENr - Nice room at Mrs Lynch's boardlng house. l0-2l-Ll
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-11

C, q GO 3 e, e e. @ d, g, e se . c
 cLAsetFIEp ADV. q
 FOR RENT. l OFFICES For rent in Goldstoin Bldg Hot and cold running water in each office; also steam heat. Janitor and elevator service. d. SPACE FOR RENT in Brunswick Building. Apply Chas Goldstein. fe FOR RENT.-Three room apart. menls with range and bath Franklin Street Phone 27z eWettrick. 10-9l1t FORRENT-Nicely furnished roomBI over Juncau biQuor Co., SIP and mp. -1i.2tG
 FOR RENT - Nice room at Mrs Lynch's boarding house 1O-2l-tf STEAM HEATED ROOMS. S10OOI up; with or without board. Mss Char on, 555 Main St. Phone sS05 11-7.lf. FOR RENT. Two nicely furnished rooms .Alaslla Steam Laundry
 1o-2l.tf FOR RENT. -Four room house. partly furnished, Inquire Mrs, Mont gomegy Dayls. 2Q2 p. 6th st. lo.5.tf. FOR RENT -Eurniahed rooms and apartments, either slngIe or on suite for housekeeping. Apply at office. No l, Hcgon's Flats. Phone 299. 9-2s-e FOR RENT slx-room furnished house, bath, hot and cold water, etc l Apply Mrs Montgomery Davis. 9th l and ssward 10.17tfl ! High claga beard and room in resi- dence district, reasonable prIce; excel | lent home-cookings very cheerful and homelike. St George House, Mrs. 4. D Veatal Phone 6o4. <-lS-d
 
 MtScE EANEo ouS. TOR SALE = Concrete brick mn chine Enquire Of J, G Heid 11-1O-tf
 
 Tor gooms with board--home coolr ing zee llra. Alex Watson, 3s1 Deck er Way l0-2t6
 
 NOTiCE-We buy, sell, exchange ev- erythlng, Heaters and ranges for sole; Universal Repair Shop, 321 Franklin. 10-2s-im. FOR SALE.-.aii or part of iot 50 x50 feetfin heart of city. Easy terms.
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TEAIVIK, NORTH DAKOT a
Sand Greek Hash.

III Z
Correspondence of the Record. fNov. s,)
The weather is very nice this begin
ming OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Rorstad are NOV
ing into their new home this week. cast
OF Iemvik.
Mr.. E. f. Logue and Mr.. ,Zunkle are
building an addition TO the house tor
Mr.. Math Reich.
Many thanks to those who attended
the funeral of our beloved son, brother
and husband. Mr.. Math Reich. Jr.
Mrs. Math Reich. Jr.. will return TO
her home in Montana, the 9th of No.
vember. Her brother will 20 with her
tor stay OF about three months.
SHORTY NO. 9.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-11-26
Tenlvik Talk.
Uorrespontlence Of Enc Record. tNov. "a.

Correspondence Of the Record tSov ~.
E. II. Hardt has been quite sick the
last two weeks but is slowly recovering
again.
he weather has been very nice for
the last few days and hope it continues
TO be so.
The Farmers Union had meeting
Saturday to settle some unfinished
business.
Miss Lydia Schatz wen, TO Bismarck
Saturday TO have some OF her recent,
dental work redonc.
Mr.. David Calquhoun left Saturday
morning for his old home in lHinneap-
Oils for visit with his brothers and
sisters.
Greg. Hagrum is leaving Tuesday for
his old home in Oak Harbor. Ohio, and
expects to visit at several points on his
way down.
The Embroidery Club met with Mrs.
4hcinhover Tuesday evening 1t is un-
dcrstood that Mr.. IT, is going to be the
entertainer.
Anton Larson and Hon.z Tcmpel
made flying trip to Bismarck in the
formers auto to have some repair work
done on the Car.
The Mothers Club met with Mrs.
Fehlhaber on Wednesday OF this week
on account of Thanksgiving being on
their regular day.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday, De-
ccmber 4th. 5th and 9th, there will be
Norwegian Lutheran church a, The hail !.
at 10 O'Clock in the forcnoons and in the
afternoons at clock.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-11-26
SCHOOL NOTES.
Grammar Room.

Charles Buck was absent The first
part of the week, cause unknown.
Those perfect in attendance last month
are Elmer Tcmpel and Rcinhodt
Schmidt.
The seventh grade have taken up the
study Of the "Courtship of Niles Stan
dish" and-"Littlc Cottlieb
Friday. Nov. .lst, finished the third
month of school for this term. Examin-
ations were held on the same day.
The absentees for last week are Car
olinc Ohlhauser, Lizzie Becker. Jennie
Ruda. Katie Weber and Julia Woh.
There will be no school here Thursday
and Friday Of this week. as Thanks
giving festivities have the right of way.
The seats have arrived and now
every one is provided with desks. The
enrolment this year has surpassed en-
rollmcnt of former years, therefore more
seats are required.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-11-26
'serlal No. ol.sSS) 6Nov. Il nec %. ,s,4.,
Notice for Publication
r, epartliientn f the Interim.
:. > Land Office nj lsismnrrk. n. Ii

. Land Office ut Eisu,nrrk. n. ~.
Not,re q. ,a.o,.. De-. rs, IDA
se,bei ~ u meraby given that A,exander
Vi NJ n, i \, i9lo made Homestead RntryH serta
10 mo north ptt 81 f Rsn 10, i Section Tswnslip
sipnl Msrldianhis iilet NOTES ~ 'i, as y.
INK, naka nal three year proof. Ia ,.srat,p,s y.
t San,,a 70 The land above escribed. nsfnr,s
Of ts ca ~ farley judge and oiieio clerk
ko.a, on the 9TH day Of Deesmiar 1 III ''a-
Giaimant names as Witnesses 's ..s
Joseph Hoegle. nt Hague, N ~
J 1oh ochsnsr, nf Hague, Il. Il, s53
soIn &c, schnsider, of nngne. N. %.
Z. n. sTEy EMS, Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-11-26

serial NJ. oliiH. Nov &c Dee II, 1914.
Notice For Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
u ). Land Office at Bismarck. N. D.
November II. 1914
Notice Is hereby given that Frank Besku
OF iemvik, North Dakota, who, ou Deccmber
~, ED. made Homestead Entry No. 3AjM.
northwest quarter and lots and OF section
!, township IL, north Of range e west OF the
oih principal meridian. has filed notice OF in.
proof, to establish claim To the land above
described: before Charles Is. Cnrley, Judge
and cH oifirio clerk OF the county court At
DECEMBER, 1914. W
l'intmnnt names as witnesses:
Ray Little. OF Temvik, n. %.
l'hilip Zollcr. OF Temvik, MD.
chris. BECK, Of Temvik. N. b.
Fred Nerkel, Of Temvik, N. ID.
r. N. STEVENS, Register,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-11-26
Serial No. Ol2791) tNovIg- Dpc.j 1910
Notice For Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
o. s. Land Office al RiSmnrr, n II

November 10. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given tina, kuspcr X
Feist, of Strasburg. North Dakota, who, on
July .: lM9. made Homestead Enlry Serial
west quarter. east half OF southwest Quarter
aud lot 4 OF SECTION 10, Tow liship I3i north OF
Range - West Of the fifih Principal Mer-
final live year Homestead Proof, To establish
claim to the land above described, before
Charles Is. Carlcy. judge ana cX -oiiiclu clerk
or the county court nj Linton North Da-
kota, on December p! 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Franz CROSSE, OF Strasburg, N. u.
George Joachim, of Strashnrg, n. y.
Peter Joachim, OF Strasbarg, n. D..
Peter MunsCh, Of Linton n -.
K. n. STEVENS.
Register.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter OF the est n,r. Of yos,.uh s,hwnr
Ienberser, deceased
Notice Is hereby given hy the undersigned
Nalentin Schwarzenbnrgcr. executor of the
last VIII or Joseph SchwaNenbrrger. late IT
me county or EmInons and State of Nortt,
Dakota. deceased. 10 The creditor Of and ali
persons having claims against. said de-
ceased. TO exhibit them with The. necessary
vouchers. within four months .ftetthe first
publication OF his notice. tn said executor
AZ the law office OF Chns Coventry, In the
Guy or Linton, IN said EmmnDS county.
North Dakota.
Dated Nov. 18th, a. u. 1914
NALENrIN ScUWA RXCSkERGL,,
81, a., Executor.
First publication on the 18th dny If M.
vcmbcr. A. ID. 1914. Al