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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Mcdowell

The weather is still beautiful
Indian summer is approaching with
its smoky atmosphere.
Some people here are taking ad-
vantage of the hunting season.
Mrs. J. B. Bradshaw is visiting
her son, Charles, in West Virginia
Her sunny presence is missed very
much by all of the inmates at the
Mansion House.
The Senior League is getting up
play entitled, Diamonds and
Hearts," to be given in the high
school auditorium the goth inst.
1t is a good play and the outlook is
good for its success. The league
will have refreshments on the same
night of the play.
The Junior League had a pro-
gram appropriate for Patrons Day
at the last meeting.
The Senior League will hold its
regular monthly meeting next Sat
urday night.
Mrs. E. A. McNulty. who has
been indisposed for some days, is
very much improved.
Rev. Mr.. Allen occupied the pull
pit here Sunday. He preached
doctrinal sermon.
Mcdowell school has been having
SINE visitors recently. We are
glad to see them interested in the
school, and they are welcome at al
hours of the day. X
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Report of the Condition of

/
The First National Highland at Monterey III 'n0 ~
the business September 2nd 1910
RESOURCES
ILoansan discounts. - "i s1 eoas7 16o327
bonds denosited circulation par Vaue) s0O0
Premium bonds for circulation ~'
Total S. Bonds .cnc1 M '"'
subcrinon to stock Reserve Bank $240G9 ,ooo
90
of banking house III unencunnoele|
Furniture and fixtures 1000 90
agents inn chicago o.
irons agents '
Outside checks other cash items, e3G7o9
currency, nickles and Genus 112ooo
o "''''
Lawful mon 90
Total coin and cerlhca'es''"'"" '" 1880 90
Redemption fund with u D. treasurer "''' :. "' $4,000
Due from u s.. Treasurer
~ s9714N
LIABILITIES orooooo
0'"ch paiu n"'''' 100000
surplus '7Si o. 576I25
Undivided o,'ol|o
Less current expenses paid 9o2o9 Allow
Circulating notes I = r For ro5emnion $4,000
Due o and bankers (other than aboVe o"H4 ~
Dividends UNPAID. .."".." .. 1''"
Demand deposits o,-ooe
Individual deposits subject to check Sso2S2e
O less than 30 days lo' oo!o
Cashiers checks outstanding ''f0 100 aos
r, 49, 2971457
State O lirginia, County Highland, -, ~ ,ho,
'"0'1 ~
the best of my knowledge and bne
Subscribed and sworn to beo M CoRRECT-Atest
w p Mathen N
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12

Mrs. John Crowley, of Mcdowell
is patient at the X. D. hospital,
Staunton, having undergone an
operation there last Saturday. She
is said to be doing very well.
Lloyd Hiner, of Jackson's River.
came up Wednesday evaning to
meet his sister, Mrs. Peter Kramer,
who was passenger on the mail
automobile.
Howard Armstrong, of Doe Hill,
spent Wednesday night at Hotel
Monterey on his way to West Vir-
ginia.
J.B. Mclaughlin, of Pinckney
was in Monterey Wednesday on
business.
We are in receipt of a letter this
week from VIM. Dever, of Oakland,
Ill.,, who says the weather has been
fine, big crops of corn, wheat and
apples, but peaches have been very
scarce. Hogs are dying very fast
of cholera in some places.
Harry Worthington, II. B.
Sproul, W D. Reynolds and D. G.
Ruckman, of Staunton. are enjoy
ing a hunt in Highland this week.
They came to Monterey Wednesday
evening where they were joined by
Lloyd SuIlenberger and went on to
the Monterey Stock Farm.
That half dozen cases of fever
are reported in the county at this
time is due, doubtless, to unusual
weather condition. Three of the
victims are members of B. F. and
Mrs. James liners families near
Pinckney, and they are improving.
Richard Hevener, of Hightown,
has o mild attack Mrs. Richard
Shumate and Miss Mary Kate
Campbell, near Meadow Dale, are
said to be quite ill. Miss Camp
bells hoome is at Warm Spring,
and she had come to Highland to
teach.
Another days work was put in
last Saturday on the school grounds,
and the big depression in front of
the building is now ready for a COW
er of earth. The force engaged
was another volunteer
one, consisting of school pupils.
men and teams, and many loads of
stone were hauled from the Steph-
enson hill above town. The work
was managed by the school i'm
provement league and the task &C
complished is one of Importance as
we'll as magnitude, and Mr.. Sterrett
and his followers deserve praise for
the work.
The next move will be to have
the big fill covered with earth, so
that it may set in grass, and for
this work the school has some
money to apply.
Reward--I will give S25 to any
one who will tell me the person or
persons who stole a silk quilt out
Of my room at Pinckney, Va, or
giving any true evidence of the
TACT of the whereabouts.
W. S. Hendrickson
Ephriam Gum, of Strait Creek,
was trading in town Wednesday.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Hunting Season

The Supervisors, at their meet
ing Monday, fixed the open season
as follows:
For turkeys and pheasants-last
twenty days of November-1lth TO
Both inclusive.
For deer and partridges--last five
DAYS of November. This is an ex-
tension of time for all the game
mentioned except cartridges, which
is shortened.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
MANfCURlNG

Having taken u course under profess
sional Manicure and Hair Dresser. am
prapared to do all work in this line.
Patronage solicited Work done at
my home. or will answer calls in town or
relghuorhood.
Maud K Brown.
& . 3m Monterey. Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Notice

Any one desiring to sell any
kind of property at public auction
may receive my services on appllca
ton. | will cry any sales which
may be trusted to me at reason
able charges and guarantee that |
will sell the property at as high a
price as anyone else can obtain for
for it. | respectfully solicit the
patronage of the people of High,
land.
Clvde Herold.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
4 Preliminary

"What ran do to acquire a
h,wing style in my wri'ina2
We'll. fist of alt you'd het'er get
a Fountain Pen" From II. NJ
Slav"n, Ieweler,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12

Are Won ready for that stationery
for your business that ynn nave
been ta'kin* ahn,t? Your business
demands it. SEND i'll your order To
US and let us fix it up.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Notice

The board { Tax Reviewers will
hnld-a meeting at Monterey on
". nhav ana Tuesday Nav. 10 and
Is 1918.
H. H. Seybert. Pres.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
s25 90 TUITION COUPON

issued by leading business coiies>
Owner cannot use. Will dispose -
at sacrifice price for quick salS
Purchaser will be given chance t.
earn tuition scholarship ia full. In
yes igate at once, :C1upon"cale
Of Recorder Office.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
to teach the WilIiamsport

employed to teach the WilIiamsport
school.
A. +. Tye went to Bismarck
Wednesday for short visit with
Mrs. Tye. On Sunday Mr.. Tye ex.
poets to go to st. Paul to purchase
a carload ot cattle which he will
bring back and turn loose on EN-
mons county's luxuriant grass.
The concert and dance given last
Friday evening by the HazeIton
band in Iirbes hall. was perhaps
the most successful social and
musical event that has ever been
given by local talent in Hazelton.
Long before it was time for the con.
cert to begin the hall was crowded
to capacity and many we're compelled
to stand during the performance.
Two more land sales have recently
been closed of which We have made
no mention. The first sale was made
by j. |. Roop to F. r. Crawford for
a quarter section lying just west of
town and described as the north
west quarter of section 30.l35- 76.
F. F Crawford has sold to Clifford
and Stanley Kurtz his homestead
quarter a few miles southwest of
here. The land is described as the
southwest quarter of section 81 1856.
76. The consideration in the deals
have not been made public.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
Fl. Yates Facts
Sioux County Pioneer. March II.

Boyd Stewart went to Pollock
after load Of coal Friday.
There was social hop at the
Paine ranch south of Winona. Fri
day evening. All report good
time.
Jerry Dyer was over from Winona
yesterday. and had runaway.
which created a little excitement
for short while.
VIM. Ostrum was over from the
east side of the river Friday even
ing. He said that the stock he is
wintering has done fine.
A. U. Ostrum commenced work
on A. Colville's new cottage yester-
day. He expects to have it ready
for occupancy by the first Of April.
a three day meeting of the Stand
ing Rock Indian Union Temperance
League is being held at the Congre-
gatlonal church at Cannonball to-
day. Saturday and Sunday.
The dance at the McCrory ranch
Friday evening drew number of
people from thIa side. and they must
have had a fast time as none re-
turned until after sun-up.
A well preserved buffalo skull
was uncovered while digging a well
on the Carignan & Stiles ranch the
first of the week. Rev. FIR. Vincent
secured the skull and is going to
send it to the Museum at Conception
Abbey, Conception. Missouri.
R. N. Stevens. whose term as
register of the U. S. Land Office at
Bismarck expires in the near future,
is opening a law Office at Mandan.
and one of his partners will locate
at Fort Yates as soon as suitable
quarters for Office can be obtained.
Mr.. Stevens is one of the veteran
lawyers of the state, and he will no
doubt secure his share of the law
business in the Slope country.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
Pollock Pick-Ups.
trrogress. March l2.)

TIoRFeSs, 9iarcn Ed
DR.. Rasbeck was called to Herreid
on professional business last Satur-
day
Dick Wilkinson went to Bismarck
Monday to take treatment at the
hospital.
Harry Hinton and Horton Devan
journeyed to Linton and hack on
Wednesday.
A. Olson Rudy. of the Winona
neighhorhood. was an over night
visitor in Pollock Monday.
Mrs. Will Winterberg. of the Dale
country. has been quite sick the past
week. hut we understand is much
better at this time.
Milton B. Tracy has recently pur-
chased one of the latest and best
cornets on the market. 1t is C. 6.
Conn's New Wonder" and is a
beauty. Pat thinks there is nothing
like keeping up with the times"
DR.. Shockey was called to see Mrs.
A. Haan. north of Herreid. yester-
day. She is suffering with la
grippe. DR.. reports Frank Scott q
little girl recovering nicely from an
attack of pneumonia. Also that
Chas. Renskers is able to be around
again.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
Haze|ton Happenings.
tkepublican. March II /,


Banker Lenhart transacted busi.
ness at the Capital City yesterday.
Attorney H. A. Armstrong trans
acted business at the Capital City
the first of the week.
Jason Wood. of the Snyder Phar.
macy. visited at the Capital City {
couple of days the latter part of last
week.
Last week Chas. Porter started
excavation work to enlarge the
basement under W. W. Tibbett's
pool and billiard hall.
S. E. Brindle shipped about TOO
bushels Of those prize. winning spelz
to the O. H. Will & Co. seed house
at Bismarck Wednesday morning
Fred Asch went to the Capital City
the latter part of last week for a
short visit with his wife and other
relatives. He returned hom e
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Monteith entertained a
number of the young ladies' of the
village at dinner Tuesday evening
in honor of the birthday of her sis
ter, Miss Helen Hubbard.
Plumber W. E. Lambkin has
Joined the ranks of the motorist and
horsehesh motive power will hence
forth be too slow for "Bill." He has
purchased a Ford runabout from
Jason Wood.
There is movement on foot to
get the local creamery started again,
probably under entirely new man.
agement. but developments have not
yet advanced sufficiently for any def
mite statement regarding the mat
ter.
Representative and Mrs. r. X.
Batter returned home from their SO.
journ at the Capital City last Satur-
day, the legislative session having
closed. and are fixing up their resi-
dence preparatory to settling down
to housekeeping.
Local parties received a letter last
week from Hazelton's erstwhile
blacksmith. Gus Hanson. who for
the past five or six months has been
sojourning in Chicago, announcing
that he was to be married at Chi
cago on March 10th.
At the meeting of the school
board of Williamsport district held
Tuesday evening some of the teach.
ers were hired for the ensuing year
as follows: Miss McKertcher
eighth grade: Prof. j. E. Shaw,
principal and high school instructor
Mrs. j. E. Shaw, Intermediate room.
The hiring of a teacher for the pri-
mary room was left over until an.
other meeting. Miss Bishop was re.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18

negible as compared to the service
rendered, and probably less than the
usual waste of water. Immediately
the slight pressure necessary is re-
moved from the tube the water
ceases to flow.
Bismarck Tribune: The many
friends Of Judge M. j. Mckenzie
will be grieved to learn Of his sud-
den death last Wednesday morning.
apoplexy. While no funeral arrange
ments have been given out at this
writing, it is understood the Mason
ic rites with interment in this city.
Judge Mckenzie is survived by a
wife and two daughters. Ethel and
Mrs. Burkhardt, of Minneapolis. He
was former county judge of Bis
marck. He came to Bismarck about
thirty-five years ago.
i The last session of the legislature
increased the state aid to the ele.
mentary schools for the next bien-
nial period from seventy thousand
dollars to one hundred twenty
thousand, forty thousand of the
fifty thousand increase going to the
consolidated schools and the other
ten thousand going to the one-room
rural schools. Considering the un-
settled financial condition of the
state and the many interests to be
cared for with more or less politics
involved, this increase, though not
so large as we would like to see it,
may he considered a cause for re-
joicing.
When Edward P. Totten, of Het-
finger, Bowman county, candidate
for'the Office of probate judge. Of
fered to return all of his fees and
salary in excess of $1,000 and pub.
lished that fact in his paper and in
personal letters to the voters. he was
guilty of violation of the North
Dakota corrupt practices act. Such
is the opinion handed down recently
by Judge J. M. Hanley, in the elec-
ton contest brought on by County
Judge Frisby e. Diehl. against Tot
ten. This is the first decision under
the corrupt practices act and the
first disqualification Of candidate
which has been ordered by the
court.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
Around the State.

A'.father and son" banquet was
held at Williston last week and
some 200 strong attended the unique
affair.
The Commercial club of Fordville
has taken up the matter of securing
another stock train along the 500
line this summer.
The vote Monday on the PROPOSE
tion to form the city government to
the commission system showed that
the people Of Jamestown want none
of it. /.
Captain Marsh, of Bismarck, said
to be the first white man to know Of
the Custer massacre in 1876, was a
guest at the State Normal School at
Valley City early this week.
On account of the warm spell the
farmers of Berthold are beginning
to ship their large stocks Of potatoes
and it Is stated that as many as $50
carloads have already been shipped.
Quit chewing tobacco. A Grand
Forks man swallowed small piece
of the weed which brought on a
spell of coughing in which one of
the tubes of the throat was torn and
for time he was in danger of
strangulation.
Wolford. March 1O.-Wolford is
Wolford again, after being Orkney
few days. Because Of the similar
ity of the name of Wolford and that
of Watford in Mckenzie county re-
sulting in confusion in freight ship
ments, there had been some talk Of
change of the name of one, town or
the other.
Dickinson, March August Vet
terlein formerly editor of the Ger
man paper in Dickinson, school
teacher near Gladstone. sheep man
and rancher, was reported arrested
and in Jail at Louisville. KY. He
cashed a check for $85. drawn by
Andrew Arndt on the First Nation
al Bank of Dickinson, at the bank Of
Lafayette, KY. when it was found
to be forgery and a reward offered
for the mans arrest.
Mayvile, March 10. j. M. Ing
berg, of this city, is the inventor of
mechanism to release water from
drinking fountain by means of a
patented paratin paper tube. The
invention, which was patented in
1914, promises to be success and
already there has been demand for
it. 1t may be attached to any kind
of a fountain now in use. The para
fin paper tubes will be kept in a
dustless, sanitary receptacle and re-
leased simply by means of q push
button. The tubes are used but
once and no person handles the
tubes except the user. The tubes
will not be exposed to the atmos-
phere. dust. flies or any possible con-
tagion. The cost Of the tubes is
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
Hartford Items.

Correspondence OF the Record. tnarch is)
Mike Smith and family visited at Mr..
Longwell's Sunday, March 7th.
Grace Basch was absent from school
week on account Of sickness.
A. D. Linderman has had some bad
luck. He lost three head of cattle re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Richardson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Mausehund Sunday.
March 7th.
Everybody is anxious to have spring
come. The snow is disappearing fast.
There will be no.farming done in Marcel,
this year.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
Changed Owners.
List Of Emmons County Real Estate
Transferred Since the Records
Last Published Report.
Warranty Deeds

w "a any AcSoo
Charles A. Norman to Edward
Magrum. ne or & hf of Sc or of z
1854. $2,s8O.6O.
Jacob Weisel and Elizabeth Wei
sci to Alfred C. Page, the undivided
4 of W hf of 1l-133-74. 81. ZOO. 90.
Frederick Schiermeister and Char.
lott Schiermeister to Gustav Rel
mer. W hf of wh ( of ne or of 23-
134-78. 81 and other valuable con-
sideration.
Friedrich Scheirmelster and Char
lotta Scheirmeister to Heinrich HUI
mann, sc or of ne or & e hf of sw
or of ne or of % 1928. 81 and
other valuable consideration.
Isaac e. Shepard to James l. She.
pard and Donald E. Shepard, sw ar
of 28.136-76. 81 and other valuable
consideration.
Isaac E. Shepard 10 Mary A. She.
pard, lots 3. q Ct, g.. 8. 10. II, IL,
block l; lot 3, Flock 2: lots II. 12,
l3, ID. Is. 16. II. IS. block S; lots /,
2. 3. d. 5, 6. z. n hf Of lots ID & Is,
block 6; lots a. S. G. 9, 10. II. l2,
block a; lots z. 8, 8. block 8. Brad
dock. 81 and other valuable consid-
GRAFTON.
Linton Bazaar to Mackey j.
Thompson, hf of ne or NV or of n
e or & NV or of sc or of 2O-l31.78.
81 and other valuable consideration
Henry j. Fritze and Mary M.
Fritze to Michael Wolf and Adam
Wolf. sw or Of 2s.l33-74. $2,OOO.0O.
Michael Wolf and Christina Wolf
to Adam Wolf. sw or of 28-l33-74.
100000.
John Van Bowen and Tiny Van
Bowen to Jasper Buizer. sw or Of II
l29-75. S3.4O0.O0.
Jasper Ruizer and Lysje Buizer to
John Van Bowen. n hf & Sc ar of /.
1876. $4,000 and a first mortgage
of So. 600 and other valuable consid-
erationH
Addison N. Drake and Carrie r.
Drake. R. B. Ballard and Sarah G
H. Ballard. his wife. Olon o. John.
son and Maggie johnson to George
F. Volk. all of sections % and 26 &
NV or W hf of ne or of 24-132.7O.
$50. .4O0.0
Jennie S. Means to ohm j. Lands
berger, Sc or of 22-135.76. $4,000.
Adam A. Boschee and Emile Bos
chez to l.. D. Seeman. NV or Of 26
1927. $40 and other valuable con
sideration.
M. r. Farrell and Eva Farrell tt
M. Lydia Easton, lots 7 & 8, blocl
36. Kintyre. $4,000
R. R. Hogue to G. A. McLaugh
lin. n hf of n hf of l4-133-77. S.
and other valuable consideration.
| Joseph Kraft and Rosina Kraft t,
Katharine Bauman. hf of sw or o
14-131.76. $2,70O. 90.
] C. A. Ward and Nettie E. War,
to Meade d. Ward. W hf of W hf o
| lO-134-77. $l.OO.
Magdalena McAllister and William
McAllister to Jakob Docktcr, W r.
Of nv or of 20-132,74. 81 600.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
Gradual Advance In Artillery

The greatest change in artillery
came about the time of our Civil war,
when the rined gun was brought out
1t Increased the range and power. At
a later period the gun carriages were
improved, so that the recoil was ab-
sorbed instead OF being allowed to
throw the gun back after each dis
charge. Since 1860 constant improve
ments have been made until the pres.
ent efficient artillery has been pro-
duced.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18
Holsteln Cows for Sale.

have FIVE nice Holstein cows for
sale. They are all nicely marked, in
ordinary condition, and will be sold
right.
&c. TURNER,
Sec. 20.l32-78.
The j. X. Davis Ranch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18

M. X. Farrell and Eva Farrell 10
Gertrude Stancel. lots Z & s. block
27, Kintyre. $4,000.
Pollock State Bank to Robert W.
Becker, y hf of NV or Of 33.l30-78.
81, 10000.
John E. Holsti to The Braddock,
N. d.. Finnish Evangelical Lutheran
Independent Congregation, starting
at the ne corner of the ne or of TO-
l34-4 and running south on said
section line 745 ft to the place of be-
ginning, thence continuing south on
the said section line 26A feet. thence
due west i65 it,, thence north to
point lG5 ft. west Of the place of be-
ginning, thence east l65 #. to the
place of beginning. $l.O0.
John E. Holsti to The Braddock,
N. D.. Finnish Evangelical Iuthern
Independent Congregation, begin
ming at The ne cnrner of section 10.
l3-74. thence in westerly course
along the north line of said section
to a point 295 feet west of said
northeast corner. thence south 295
feet. thence east 295 #. to the Sec
tion line running on the east side of
section. thence north on said east
section lire 295 feet to the place of
beginning. $1.00.
Christina Backhaus and George
Backhaus 10 Constantin Dietrich, e
hf of sw ar of lS-l32-75. 100000.
Jeds Peter Nelson and Anna Mel.
son to l.. ID. Seeman, NV ar of 90
1876. 81 and other valuable con-
sideration.
L. d. Seeman & Carrie E. Seeman
to Jen Peter Nelson, sw or of 2s-
1876. 81 and other valuable con-
slderation.
Elmer L. Martin and Cora N. Mar
tin and Alexander w. Sims and
Florence j. Sims to Peter Mitzel, ne
or of NV or of lO-l29-74. $4OO 90.
Milwaukee Land Company to John
Hummel, lot 6. block l3, Milwaukee
Land Company's first addition to
Hague. $3.50.
Jacob Zwicker to Mary Wagner.
Sc or of 32-135-77. $5OO.00
Patterson Land Company 10
Charles E. Cooyer, NV ar (subject
to any easement or right-of-way in
the PUBLIC for any public road or
roads established or existing on any
part thereby of 17-l36-7s. s2,72O.
Michael McGough to E. A. Hol.
stI, lots 3 4 4 hf of,sw ar of =
1874. $2,6l3.95.
Quit Claim Deed
A'bin Schneider and Agatha
Schneider to Katharine Bauman, 8
nj OF sw or of l4-l3l.76. $l.OO.
--Patents-
United States to Fred L. Conklin
lot s of 28-135-78.
United States to Clements M.
Hintges, Sc or Of 2a,l35. 7s.
United States to Gerbrard Gold.
berg. 8 hf of ne or & lots 1 & 2 of
2.129.77.
United States 10 John A. Baum
gartner. sw or of ne or. hf of NV
or 4 NV or of sw or of 2O.l3l. .76.
United States to james Green NV
or of 10-133-74,
United States to Eugenius Gabri.
ell. hf of ne or of lots 1 SO of !.
130-75.
United States to John Kraft. e hf
of Sc or. The sw or of Sc ar & sc ar
of sw or of 6-l3l-H.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-18

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