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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

The Glee Club of Lawrence Univer
sity gave a notable concert at Park
Avenue M. E. church on Monday evan-
ing, appearing before one of the larg-
est crowds of the year at the ehur,n,
The program offered by the college mu-
sicians was a varied one and one thai
called for repeated encores. The club
was the best singing college organiza,
tion ever heard in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

A census of buffaloes gives the
number now in North America at g.
45S or 54e more than last year. II
anyone wishes to enlarge that number
1t is easy to raise them, But for our
taste, 3,453 is plenty.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

Tenpins are recommended for girls
who desire to have nicely rounded
arms. But won't the broom AFFORD
about the same kind of exercise?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26
GET KICKS ON ROAD WORK.
Pleasant Prairie Chairman May Order
Repair of Cement Road to the South.

Town Chairman Patrick Tobin of
the town of Pleasant Prairie, was in
Kenosha today looking for other men,
bers of the road committee of the
county board with view of having
some immediate repairs ordered for the
concrete road on South Park avenue
Chairman Tobin declares that he has
had bunch of complaints on the con
dition of the road and that it will be
necessary to make repairs at once or
the road will be dangerous, Other
members of the committee do not be-
heve that the defects are so serious
and they claim that the road is il
fair condition.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raphael serpe, died on Monday at the
family residence on North Fremont
avenue. Funeral services were held
late Monday afternoon with interment
at st. George cemetery.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

II will soon be possible to ship 100
pound parcels by mail Pity the post
man who finds 1t necessary to tote
around two or three 10O-pound parcels
st once.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

The western bride who captured a
bandit while on her honeymoon Prob
ably had more fun than those who so
TO nee Niagara Falls.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

The monthly missionary study class
will meet in the parlors of the First
Baptist church Thursday afternoon at
$50. The reading for the day will be
{" Ann of Ava.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robertson of
Dunfermline, Scotland, are in Kenosha
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stewart Whyte at their home on Ex-
change street. Mr.. Robertson is one of
the most prominent manufacturers of
Scotland and is a representative Of the
firm of Hay & Robertson, one of the
leading linen manufacturers of the
world He IS a brother Of Sir William
Robertson. The visit of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson to Kenosha is of especial in
terest to the Scotch. people Of the city
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26
Very truly yours

9. ?. Cary,
State superintendent.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-03-26

Silk bags fitted with mirror and purse
with stirrup handle. .... $500
Women's hand bag. envelope shaped,
silk lined fitted with purse and mirror;
genuine goat seal, at. .......... S1.75
The Jasper news., 1914-11-26

the latter purchased y fine new cnr.
Thcy returned home IN The car sunday
evening.
Judge and Mrs. ~. -. Eah we're en-
teriained ~ dinner sunday by Oscar
FOllmeT and wife.
Dye Sunderland and family moved
Monday 10 the J. ~ Wheeler place ~
Ayilla yncated by Charley Burnett and
fnmlly.
Miss Igculnh Patterson was the guest
~ Miss BeneyA Hubbard Saturday
night and SUNDAY.
Mrs. &. X. Johnston visited Mrs n.
4. Berry sunday.
Everybody come a. the J.. y. w a.
Concert ut Iion Friday evening. No
ycmbcr ~. Admission 10 and ~ cents.
Ernest aud -camblcf Ellington
took dinner with Fred lsenmnn nnd
family SUNDAY.
Raymond and ora Foster Visited
over sunday with their uncle, Mr.
Downs south Oi Carthage.
Fred I.enman and family called AZ
the II. COnkliD home SUNDAY evening.
Mrs. a. y. covert and sister. Miss
Emmn Dodd, visited Miss Bertha
YOc- saturday.
~. Curtis and family are moving
this week ~ their farm recently pur-
chnsed near tenterponi Nlr Martin
and family nfe moving ~ thcif farm
purchased o. +. Curtis. Nlr. curtis
aud family have lived many years IN
this community and we regret much "a
lose them. May health and succes-
follow them IN their new home. Oui
loss Will be- o gnin tO The ncigbbor ol
Ccnterpoini vicinity.
Alec. Keith aud family and Clarence
Keith and wife were entertained ~
dinner by \. 4. Foster and Elmci
Foster and families sunday.
Perry and Eyn Gasper,on called on
the Misses Naughl sunday.
j. y. Curtis and family we're cntcr
taincd nt dinner by u. y. Covert nnd
family sunday
Gmcic and May -chcll visited Ncr-ir
~chcll sunday.
John Huber nnd sons. Fred AM
George Huber and their wives. of JOp
lin. we're callers ~ the !. j. Schoole
home sunday.
W. \. Swcehy and family are moving
this week Ia the Frank King firm.
Misses Edna and Gladys Ballard vi,
tied The Misses Naughi sunday.
r.. r. Fenner and family returned
saturday In their auto from NcOdcshn
knns., accompanied by the former
mother, who is mnl,ing u several dny-
visit.
The Jasper news., 1914-11-26
DIAMOND
Mrs CnARLgs ELrIMo.

Mrs. jay i,mdfod spent Thursday
with home folks.
Mrs. Osborn spent Friday win Mrs.
Wnrdlow.
MI Clnrcy has his new house com
pIelcd and very neat little cottage il
A. They we're living IN II when the
cOId spell come last week.
Tom wood and wife spent SUNDAY
with Ross Farr hnd wife.
The hog cholcm is NOT IN our rpn-
munily yet. bul is a few miles north of
~. aud We fear Gc will not escape.
Dor Turpin and family spent sun.
day with his brother John and wife.
Gracc Quick called on the Misses
scott, east of Jasper SUNDAY.
Chns. EltiuR amd wife spent Sunday
with Chas. smith and wife of Mount
Modnh.
win Wood aDd wife spent SUNDAY
with home folltl
Tom WardloN hnuled wheat Ia Jas
per saturday.
Albcn Law spent SUNDAY with IIar.
old Mitchell.
Walter Milton returned from South
Dal<otn last week, lie spent the sum.
mer there and likes II line.
Mr. Fulk returned Friday, He has
been helping build the new bnrns in
our ncighborhOod. Thco. Mitchell
helped Chas. fliing shuck corn last
week.
Mrs Osborn called on Mrs Nelt lnsl
saturday She says Gins, has some
thing Ia he proud Of In his new corr
husScr
Miss Conmd spent SUNDAY with ~
and attended SUNDAY SchOpl. \ lnTg'
number attended the party Saturday
night aud nll say they had line time
The Lynnland \. H. r. \. will give
nn oyster supper next Tuesday nigh
NJ Elmer rugh's,
The Jasper news., 1914-11-26
DEWEY.
Nlus. MAY MATTHEWS.

Miss Clnm Wiucnmyer closed her
revival meetings NJ Salem SUNDAY
night, she IL an earnest, consccTated
worker and has done untold good to
the community. Forty conversions
nrc reported. Her plcndings, prayers
tears and sermons will never be- fOr-
gotten. II n not her fault that some
are sill living uniorgiyen of their sins.
The l0ye and prayers ~ our people
follow her 10 Jasper
lIro. Lewis immersed sis in the crecl,
on Golfs place sunday afternoon,
baplised one by sprinkling and nt The
night scrvice sprnISlcd two and took
them into the church. Twcniy-dN
members have ~ far joined the Salem
Church and there will be Others.
John Gon arrived saturday from
Colorado, bn, Ing been called here Ia
defend himself In n lawsuit in regard
10 the GolT estate.
Aliss lorcnn f.stey viii be home
from Ducnweg 10 spend Thanks
giving,
Mr. Turner'S family will eat Thinks.
giving dinner with Vernon Matthews
llobi Gresham and family dincd
sunday With John Gaddi, and family
Mr. Campbell and family aulocd
from Lakeside sunday and spent IA,
With her brother J, Bpll.
Bro, Fcilcr viii closc the meeting
Thanksgiving night al The Brethren
Church. There viii be an nll-dnS
meeting, dinner at the church TINT daS
and immersion of converts In lh,
afternoon. There is good attendance
and much Interest In The meetings.
| Mr.. Garter and sonsnnd ltsiey lBusbl
are OIL on u camping trip They eX
pect IA be gone three weeks.
Mrs. Ira Bull and little girls mr.
home nfter n two months absence u
MoUisloWn,
Mr. aud Mrs. owen and Gmndp
Hoover ~ jasper will spend Thanks
giving nj Arch Rices.
The Ladies' Aid society viii NEE
Tuesday with Mrs. GolT and tack
The Jasper news., 1914-11-26
UNION VALLEY.

Jcoe Iiummcl nnd family 81
Pnlfland. Okla, who have been visit
ing ni Nelson IIummels, returned
home saturday morning accompanied
~ far ni Prosperity by Miss Vera
Hnmmel. shefc she visited Saturday
aud SUNDAY.
Allan lyncfge and wife, Jacob scott
and wife and Mrs. Lillie Iiesei ~ jas
per spent sunday at the }. J. Buerge
home.
Fred Iscnfuan and wife and daughter
Della Augusta and Fmnk Buefge and
wife and sOn John Robert we're guests
nf Henry lnnkling and family Sunday.
Edna Met liniOck aud lncI Patterson
spent sunday With Glenna and olive
llummcl.
W. &. Mnckey and wife spent Sun
day with J. ". Garter and wife.
Charley Garter and family and jim
Garter and family mOt0cd up from
Carthage sunday morning and cele'
bratcd Mrs. Charley Carers and Roy
Cancrs birthday at The home Of ]. T..
Garter aud wife. Walter Garter and
family. Mrs. CnlTcc, and Mf. and Mrs.
Brown. also of Carthage, motofcd up
IN the afternoon.
Mrs. Henry COnklin aud son Elmer
returned saturday night after . visit
in Piltsburg.
Milan ljucrgc and wife lcf inf Avn,
No., sunday evening 10 attend the
funeral u Mrs. lIucrgc's sister.
Miss Gmcc Gulick, John pfcndcr
ClenDic Ilummel and Harrison Walt
spent SUNDAY with sarah and Ilclcr
scott The afternoon WAS spent b.
llodnking along the creek.
Miss Glndys Patterson wns the CUES
of the Nisscs llubbnm sunday.
Edna -ullcns visited lucl Patterson
saturday.
Robert Gresham md wtfc wefc car
lhngc visitors saturday.
kcnncy Miller aud family spent sun
dn, with Oscar Faskin aud family.
Mrs. Laura Patterson and son civ
spent SUNDAY ~ the ". \. McClinlocl
home.
The Misses scott visited NJ Mr. Hum
mcl's Thursday evening.
Minnie Gresham spent sunday viii
Edna Turner
John I,ognrd u Kentucky spen
Thursday and Thursday night will
Mrs. Laura Patterson aud family.
Miss Icln Wright visited Glndy
Patterson sunday evening.
Mrs. &. y. Stith aud son Virgil cal
cd nt the Patterson home -niurdn
afternoon.
Adam Muloncaud family enierninc
company from Carthage one day la
week.
Mrs. jacob SCOTS father. g. liucrR'
is spending few weeks visiting hi
daughter, Nlr. Dinlemnn, who Is /
Kansas City IN the hospital.
The Jasper news., 1914-11-26

comfort. Tbufsday. Decemier .. ibey
giil meet With Ms. Ferguson. Every
one invited.
Ooldie Pbipps u Jarpcr visited bef
sister, Nfs. simmons, ic~ days.
The Jasper news., 1914-11-26
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Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
Notice of Real Estate foreclosure
Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by G. B.
Prltchard mortgagor. to Edward Brad,iork.
mortgngec. dated the 9Th day OF February, A.
ID. 1905, and filed for record In the Office OF
the register OF deeds for Emmons county.
North Dakota. on the 9TH day OF February.
1910. at t05 y. m., and recorded in book IL Of
mortgages on page D7, and was thereafter
assigned by said mortgagee to Reeves & Co
Wn,cl assignment was dated August 25. 1911,
ana duly recorded on September 6, 1911, al
b:IO O'Clock y. M, in book % OF mortgages,
page l3 ana was thereafter duly assigned
py SAID assignee to First Bank OF Linton,
SAID assignment being dated April Q, 1912,
an4 recorded on August /, 10il, at a:T
o'clock =. m, In book 80 OF mortgages ON page,
is IS. VIII DC f9reclosed by II sale OF the prem
ises IN such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scriDed. ut the front door Of the court house
IN IN the CITY or Linton. county of Emmous and
State or North Dakota, ut the hour OF two
O'CLOCK Io;i D. M, on the 18th day of September.
WA; 10 satisfy the amount then due on
stch mortgage at date OF sale; the defuuit
herein consisting In the failure To nav the
SAID notes secured by said mortgage. when
due or at all. "A
The premises described In such MORTGAGE
anu winch Will be sold to satisfy the same
ars ais, described as follows: Lot No Eighterp
W, Sf, III hiocE No. Ten tl0) OF Hunter7s frsr
aInltloh 10 Linton, rs shown by the record :
eG plat or said addition
4, Eherc Will be due ON said mortoave at
,us III. aasc OF sale the sum OF s10l .75 together
Dated this Sd day OF August 1o,4
f.ksI BANK OF LINTON,
Assignee OF Assignee OF Mortgagee.
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
IN PIONEER DAYS

after II came to pass that a great com
motion on the boulevard in front of the
Record block called the scribe to Il win
dow. And. 10 and behold! six fine
steaks carried by six measly dogs were
going in six different directions. Capt.
Cotton's blond and meck-eyed purp was
the leader.
MIR. John kurtz has received severa,
inquiries from other parts of the terri
tory concerning his oats meadow grass.
MIR. kurtz allowed it TO shed its seed
this year in order to get thicker stand.
Tie believes II is the tame grass for this
country and has sent for another bushrl
oi the seed.
AFR. w, 3, Andrus Game up from Wi
mona Friday evening to see his old
friends among the boys--and perhaps
the girls taking in the lemon squeeze
social SATURDAY night. w. B. is much
pleased with his school at Winona; he
has good-sized school and the pupilr
are orderly and interested in their work.
MIR. Ackinson Moore has resigned the
position as justice OF the peace at Vino.
ma. Mr. Moore has mrdc faithful and
impartial official. Mr. +. +. Lee has
been appointed to the vacancy, and il is
safe TO say the blind goddess and the
cvenlv-ba lanced scales will still be on
deck in justicecourt matters at our sis.
ter town.
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
Sand CREEK NEWS.

Correspondence OF the Record. tsept. -
Mr.. John Pfaff is back from Montana
where he has taken up homestead.
He will remain here until thrashing is
over.
Messsr Fred Flegel and Peter Reich,
from Beaver Valley. were Sand Creek
visitors Sunday, August 80, 1914, and
gum was passed.
MIR and Mrs. Clint Wagher and Mr..
and Mrs. John Wolfer, all of Linton,
were visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Reich's home on Sunday. August 30th.
A big crowd gathered at the Lizzie
and Jakob Reich home Sunday, August
30, 1914. Everybody had good time.
The dance was upstairs in the barn and
music was given by Peter Reich and ia
cob Hetterly
"A READER.
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
TEMVIK TALK.

Correspondence Of the Record. (Aug. 81.
The weather man finally changed his
mind, warming up again.
The new church is now completed and
will be dedicated October 7th.
Miss Martha Graft is helping at the
hotel for few days this week.
Messrs. E. II. Hardt. Ellsworth and
Moore autoed to Braddock Saturday.
MIR. J. Graft has purchased Car from
F. B. Irvine We wish you good luck.
Jake
Miss Anna Shcnkcnbcrger is helping
Mrs. L. Harwood this week during
thrashing
The addition on Albright's store is
finished. which makes quite an I'M
provemens.
Miss Martha Schatz left Monday
morning for Fargo to finish her term in
millinery and dressmaking.,
Mr. and Mrs. Burlingame and son
and Mr.. and Mrs Felhaber and family
spent Sunday at the Dodd home.
Mr.. W. s. Riglcr returned home
Thursday evening from Minneapolis, ac-
companied by his daughter, Mrs. Rubin.
MIR Ray Browns left leg was broken
In several places Friday while unload
ing grain. DR.. Wolverton is attending
him.
Miss Susie Smith entertained the
Temvik Thimblc Bee Tuesday. They
will insect at Mrs Burlingame's next
week.
Those W no attended the dance at Lin
ton Friday night were MIR. and Mrs. +,
II Hardt. Miss Pudwill. Mr. Moore and
Mr.. Ellsworth
J AR and Mrs. Fclhaber entertained
few of their friends Monday evening al
six o'clock dinner in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis and family. of Aberdeen
SD.
| Mr.. c. Smith. of Egan, S. D., is visit
ing friends here He was teacher in
this community for two years. and has
many friends here. They were all glad
10 see him back.
The Mothers Club met at Mrs. f. M.
Larvick's last Thursday afternoon. They
will meet at Mrs. Rigler's Thursday,
Sept. I'd, at which time they will elect
new officers. All members requested
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
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Bids For Coal.

The board OF county commissioners of
Emlnons county, NJ D.. Invite senied bids for
delivered and placed into the bunkers of the
court hoase at Linton, n. d.; forty tons to be
delivered on or before November1. 1gli. and
uary ], 1915. Bids should bc marked bids
for Coal. and addressed to the county au-
ditor At Linton. N. D., and will be opened ut
The board reserves the right to reject amy
and all bids.
Dated AT Linton, q. d.. this 3Ist day OF
August. 1914.
JOHN X. SNYDER,
County Auditor.
BY order Of the Board of County Commits
sioners. sepS-I7
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
From the Record, Sept. 10. 1889:
In Town and Out

In Town and Out
MIR. S. A. Hawks wife and baby are
still very sick.
Steve Hawks killed rattlesnake near
his house the other day.
F. M. Burge, OF Beaver Creek. was a
visitor to the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. Chas s. Lane tnee ceiD, OF Man
dan, was visitor to Williamsport last
Wednesday.
.Messrs. Brock. Rush. Bentley and
Lindsay made trip to Eureka during
the past week
The Thurber boys have cut $50 acres
Of grain with their header thi. season
almost enough to pay for two headers.
Attorney Armstrong elevated a pars.
nip from his garden the other day tina.
measured 3 feet inches. not including
the top.
We understand that w. S. Casseltnan
has left for the Chicago market with d
So9 bood VI lct SdttlC. SCHt ny II, H.
Thistlcwaitc.
Thrashing continues to show bette,
yield than was expected The sod
wheat on Z. {. Packers land went y
bushels to the acre and on Michael
Rush's land 20 bushels to the acre.
Mr.. F. D. Smith of Burr Oak tow n
ship. was in town last week. He wen,
out to Cherry Grove where he purchased
from Joe Walker the Cleveland Bay
stallion Stafford for $4,000.
While Frank Hart was absent some
one, minus fear of the moral or civil
law, entered his donicilc and monkcyec
with his housekeeping dppurtenances
and belongings causing serious damage
thereto and, quite naturally ruffling the
feelings of the lord OF the manor,
The scribe traded with Farmer Der
for / pounds of nice. juicy porter-hous.
steak the other day, and the devil load
ed it into the chario. to be- taken home
Then, after the manner of his kind, h,
suddenly disappeared. And soon there
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
TEMVIK, NORTH DAKOTA

TO be present.
I Thrashing machines are aga,n busy
We can hear them buzzing from all di-
rections. Seems good. too
Miss Chamlcy arrived home from her
vacation at Aberdeen and other points
in South Dakota. Mrs. Broadheud ac.
companied her from Linton.
We have beeG surprised u nnte
the interest that has been recently
aroused in our White Lilly flour as
q result Of the free ticket in every
tenth sack. Our object in doing
this was to get strangers to White
Lilly Interested. After they have
once tried that brand of -four it viii
not be necessary to offer special in
ducements. They will buy anyway
Remember! A free ticket in every
tenth sack. 1t and fifty cents gets
another fifty-pound sack. ADV.
4
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03

Applications for hunters licenses
have been mailed to all Of the banks
and postoffices in the county. All
that is necessary for you to do in
order to procure your hunting
license is to fill out one of these
blanks, attach money order or
draft for $l.00. send same to the
county anditor and license will be
sent you by return mail.-Adv.
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
progressives Make Active Campaign

Progressives Make Active Campaign.
The Progressive party will have a
complete state ticket on the official
ballot and about September lst will
begin an active compaign in the in
terest of its candidates, headed by
Silver Scrumgard Of Devils Lake for
United States Senator. Prof. Fl. n.
Aaker of Fargo for Governor aud
and Hon. Frank |. Temple of Nc
Clusky for Lieutenant Governor.
Friends of progressive principles
should unite behind the whole ticket
for the success of the Progressive
cause. ADV.
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
TREAsURER's REPORT
For Wells School District, No. Is. County
OF Emnons. State OF North Dakota. for the
year 1918 1914.

OF Emmons. State OF North Dakota, for the
year 1915 1914. f
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand at beginning of school
Total amonnt @ leestved during the "
year from the apportipnment of =
Total amonn, received dnring the
sat ssecounty in .niiioa la fs fnnd ss n!
Amonnt received during tue year
from taxes levied by the district
school board. Including ontSiand.
Ing war rants redeemed or indorsed
In the collection Of taxes. ;. &. -. 5a5 %
Amount received 1nring the year
from other sources (nteresp...... Is 30
Total receipts for the year, incIud-
ineeasb on hand .iuly ], ial3, IS l1sI %
EXPENDITURES,
Am1unt paid during the year for I.
Amount paid during the year, ier
services and expenses Of sch6olof-
mount paid during tie year for
incidental expenses ....... 130 on
Amount paid during the sear for
purposes not before mentioned 3t W
Total expenditures during the
Cash on IN hand June June 81. ioii ~. III q
Grand total, expenai aitnrss md .cssI,
thhnd 20 halniitse Atpve i<ttAi re- !,
CENTS - ~ S1.1Hi .I3
.5... 4 II. IA S'lusN sI!N N q ER. n
Treasurer nf Wells schooi District No.
Approved this 18th day Of July, a. y. 1914.
by'0rdar Of the District EclI0ot Board. 5g
shU GUST EHRAiAN,
nfesidGnE.
Attest: JA K1HB q. Qleris,
Approved this tth day OF July a. p. lot4.
! i57 JAIOB RAU,
# Clerk
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
(ssrial No. 0l4s7b.) (Aug15-sepl7)
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at BIsuarck. N. d..

US. Lahu Onct At I3ISWhrCk, N. D.,
Aug. :. 19li
of strasburg. North Dakota, who, on June
"a, 1910, made Homestead Entry No. Ol4aT5
for the east half uf the southeast quarter:
snartsr qua AND the Southeast onar,se @ Of iSs
southwest quarter OF Section g. Township
l3t north Range "a West OF the Fifth Prin-
tion to make final three year proof, to ies-
tablish claim to the land above described
before the Register and the Receiver OF the
United States Land Office. at Bismarck.
North Dakota,on Sept b. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A, J. Banmgartner. OF .strnsbnrg. N. D.
Rochus yetch, of Strasburg, N. u.
Joseph BitZ, OF strashurg, N. d.
Sebastian Wald, OF Strashnrg, N. d
IN. STEVENS. Register
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
Lost, strayed Or Stolen.

,,,ls;..s ABOUT q week ago the fan Ana
WINE J y female hunting dog beionpa;nr,oo M ar,o :
y haasd ,sdlfsaaburg and nothing has asn been
neard from her since. Anynna aa .ssI ~,
ing ,.al. me information leading III II I,s- hs,.
ward. suitable re-.
9. z. T. HEM. ~
Strasburg. N. d.
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03

Ninety-five head of horses to pick
from at Blore's place. Horses right
and prices right. Come and see
them. John H. Blore, Winona, N.
D.-Ady.
Emmons County record., 1914-09-03
tserial No. oi5sis, tAns. 6-sep. 10 sisii.)s
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
II. g Land Oftlce NJ bismarck. N. d.

u nty 20, 1914.
Notice IS hereby given that Deiano 81.
Heath, Anf Temylk. North Dakota. who, on
Ueeamher Ia. 1910. made Homestead Entry
serial No. 0tis1s. for lot /. Section g. Town
ship sIr3 north, of range a west of the Fitch
sllrincfpai Meridian. has Aiefi notice of ien-
stfOntn make final three year proof II estll-
siisi claim III the land above dascrihed, be-
fore Charles b. Cafley, judge and ex.ofnclo
clerk Of The county court, at Hinton. North
Dakota. on the 18th day OF September. fgi&.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Theodore Meinhnver, OF Temsik N. u.
q Ray Little. OF Temvik, N I'D. 4
8 Sidney g. stedmn1, of Tcmvik. N ID.
Ball J.. Stedmap. OF Temyik. II. u.
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