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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale by Advertisement

Notice,is hereby given that that certain
rtRage. executed and delivered by Wietzc
Boschker, unmarried, morigagor, to Ger
man American State Bank. q cdsrp,ra tion. OF
Linton, North Dakota, mortgaRee,1 dated
the 9TH day a0s December, A. ID. nineteen,
hundred and twelve, and fled for record ID
the Ontce OF the register of deeds of the
county OF Emmons and state of North Dako-
Ia, on the 9th dHy of December, 1918, and re-
corded in book 3IOf mort0ages on page 67p.
Will be foreclosed by q sale of the prenjses
In anch mortgage and hereinafter described.
at the front door OF the court house In the
city OF Linton, in the county OF EmmOns
ana state OF North Dnxota at the nOur Of q
O'Clock p. M. on the 10Th day of April. Al. 10.
1910, 70 satisfy the amount due upon sud
FtnortgaGe on the day Of sale. The Dreniseal
described IN said mortgage and which will
be sold to satisfy the same, are situated in
the county Of Emmons and state Of North
D1knta, and described as follows, 10 wilt: ne
Southwest quarter OF section two, town
snip one hundredtwenty-nins north, range
seventys seven west, containing one hum
idred sixty across gE'ss5 ~ y
There Will be due on such mortgage at
tho date Of sale, the sum of ninety dive doll
lars and fourteen cents (S95 IA which aum In
,ciudes xixty-one dollars and fourteen cents
d$8l.l4) interest paid on prior mortgage. ilu-
DER tne terms OF the mortgage and exclusive
~ the costs and Disbursements allowed BY.
law. 55l5's = - - -
I, Dated At Linton. N. IN. this 9th day Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE BANK.
), Linton. North Dakota,
;nlas-Apb MortUagee.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30

The election held Tuesday of
last week was an excellent ex-
ample of what the present presi-
dental primary law does for the
people of the state. Although
its expense is practically equal to
the state primary or the general
election, the actual vote cast was
only a small per cent of total
vote. In Emmons county there
were about $50 persons who went
to the polls. This is about one
fourth of the voting strength of
the county.
So much for the interest dis
played. Next comes the question
of what the election accom-
plished. 1t showed that as be-
tween Henry D. Estabrook, of
New York, and Robert M. La
Toilette. of Wisconsin, the voters
preferred the Wisconsin man.
But it isn't tie be considered for a
minute that North Dakota is as
strong for LaFollette as the vote
indicates. There are thousands
of Cummings men; Roosevelt,
Borah, Burton, Hughes and all
the rest of the possibilities have
strong followines in the state. In
fact, the men most likely to have
a show when the national conven.
vention meets in June are the
very men who refuse to waste
their energies and to show their
hands so early in the fight. Thus
we can reasonably assume that
North Dakota people will sell
dom, if ever, have a chance to
vote for candidates who are like
ly presidential possibilities.
In the general scramble for
positions to the two great nation.
al conventions there was some
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Notice Of Leasing Of School and
State Lands

The school and state lands la Emmons
n1,nty. Worth Dakota, not already leased,
VIII % offered for Mt Vt II public leasing %
Linton. In said county. ON Tuesday the 9Th
dHy Of April, 1915. commeucinE at 1000
oc, .,.; z. % The terms OF leasing Will be
AZ lands Will be nftered Tor Il term II ave
PEARS eginning With the season VI 1916. aud
o ..i,!y anr grazing ard hay uurposes. II the
dollars for each guarter sectiou. s. .
iltands win BIO struck on TO the highest
bidder. who will be reani,ea No pay 81 she
I 1aGe .1s z. leasing TIE rent Tor
lease, which Zee will be charged for ascfi
a9nrter sec! lon. or fraction thereof, inciui.
"a tn, such lease. - !:
parties ofYesing bids Vii Ii be i II r,et-
y. !. ascnnntable for the payment Of the
am1int Of their bids.
snb,eauent years rent VIII becnn1e us
within sirsy asa
lessee. - Z :. =
4, Any 2, cultivated TRACTS vii offered At
OF ti.eappralsedv val ne the fesif. Il
list Of thu. lands to ba offered for Iense
VIII be on als with tho treasurer OF said
VEN pn, nSn nnh,,c ct least
Coai rights arA reserved ID the state In alf
l ! aud 4 he Board df UnJversitv md
an, ssYon u a IN !, the
!. y leases are subject 10 cancels ii,
The only Hay 70 secure the use 81 my my
terms
8 No person has q light 10 cut hsy, craze .or
s,ose ns ~ STOCK Atany season yeAr on
tue same and anyone SO 5tsespasainE5 viii 81.
vigorously prosecuteG.
i a e 4 ~ Eis saarck. North kota this 2d
sss & r Al III II 5ENtsy
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Bid. for School House,

Sealed bids will bsreceiyed by the direc-
tors pt Hague School District No. 40 1T
Haede on Saturday, April 2sd. at 3 p. M, for
tho erection OF ntwo-roOul school house In
Hague. Dimensions Is by 90.
Plans hndsspecif cations can be seen ut the
Office OF the county snperin' endent of
schools at Linton. N. D.. or by applying 70
the undersigned nc Hague. -
BIDS should be addressed to the UNDER
signed and should be marked "Bids for
Building Schools ouse."
Certified check In the sum of four hun
dred dollars must accompany each bid
submitted toguarantee that the successful
bidder Will enter into the proper contract.
and all bids. -
BY order OF the District School Roard Of
Hague School District No. 80.
KARL FISCHER. Clerk.
mai8-np26 Hague, N. D. /;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30

That shrewd old boy, Sub
scriber, attempts to find a bunch
of things that faint" in arecent
Record editorial on the present
primary system. He says we
are scared of the Non-Part;san
League and that we are after the
Germans Of the Aug. Usselmann
stripe. While the Record
believes that the farmers them
selves will find a lot of improve
ment necessary in some Of the
self-appointed heads of their or
ganization, it also believes that
the farmers can be trusted to
give us a much cleaner brand of
politics than Subscriber has ever
attempted. And-.we think Mr..
Subscriber is the last man in the
world that the farmers would
ever endorse as their candidate.
We are ready and willing to ac-
cept any treatment handed out
by the farmers as a class. We
would hate to have Subscriber
dictate terms, however. We
have found in the past that could
he do SO his political enemies
would get some pretty hard jolts.
As to the Usselman PROPOSE
ton we need to but call attention
to the results of the recent cleo
ton to show what the people of
the state generally thought of
Mr.. Usselman's plans. Indica-
tions are that he will lack but
two or three points of holding the
cellar position in the list of can
didates for delegates. And for
any further recommendation we
can refer Mr.. Subscriber to some
of the leading Germans Of this
town. One of them stated pub
licly that he voted for LaFollette
simply as a protest against Esta-
brooks apparent workable I'M
derstanding with this same MIR.
Usselman.
There have been times when
Subscriber could muster pretty
good strength among the Ger
mans of this county. And no
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Notice Of Mortgage Sale BY Ad.
vertisernerlt.

Notice is hereby given. that that certnin
mortgage, executHd and delivered by Ed
ward Hill. 9 single man. rnortERgnr. tn Ger.
man mertcan State Bank .of Linton, N ID.
nortgaRee, dated the 3lsr day OF December.
"a. n. nineteen hundred and fourteen, and
dled for record In the office of the 4reRisfer
Of deeds OF; the e0untyOf Emmop8 and stare
OF North Dakota, on the "a day of January.
A.ip 1915, md recorded In book IS az mort
gage, vt 5pages a37 -i29 wi be foreci.ssed
by II sale OF the premises In such sm0rtg age
and hereinaff er described at thu front (it,nf'
of The court h0nae ipfhe city Of Linton, Sin
the county of Emmons Hnd 5ttte uf North;
Dakota. II the huur OF 2 O'Clock p. M, on the
18th day or Aprii, "A. ID 1915, to satisfy the
iamouss due upon said mortgage IN the day,
of Hales The pre- misses descrihed In aains
snnortgsge md wbschwiiI be SOLD 20 satisfy3
the same, ar situated IN the county OF Em.s
mons and St,kte Of North 9Dakuta. and de s
scribed as fotistws. to-wit.
sSontheaat quarter OF section efgt teen {fS1,s
iin township ONE hundred thirty -four fi3ij
north. Of range seventy. four t74j west OF the
Attf principal meridian. II ss -
Th6re Will be due nm such m0rtgage ut the
date OF the sxtes the sum of four hundred
City two dollars and eleven cents {S4i2 IN
which sum includes one hundred sixty DOL
lars thirteen cents (StG0 -, interest paid on
prior m0rtRaRe, rs per the terms of the
mortgage. exclusive OF the costs and die
allowed by law
Dated ~ Linton, N D. this 9th day Of
ns'EiiRSai;AlNSIsAMERIoAEsrATEBANK.
maa-apta Linton. N. b.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Hull Parsonage for Sale.

The undersigned will receive,
and sell to the highest bidder, all
or part of the above.rnention
parsonage. Parties interested
must state which part is wanted
if only part isiwanted and his
bid, subject to conditions and
terms which can be obtained from
the undersigned at Hull, N. ID. y
Bidsmust be in not later than
April LIST.
Address all commune ations or.
phone to
p. NIEIJWSMA, 11,,,, ~ I,
w. w. GROEN 1au'l' y.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
one knows better than Subscri
Der himself that those good old
days are gone.

Perhaps when Subscriber"
has the legislature the way he
wants it he will revise the news
paper laws so that it will be nee
essary for a newspaper to be pub
lished on time at least once in
every three or four months in or.
der to retain its legal standing.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30

A couple of times the Subscri.
Der gentleman has attempted to
infer that the laws governing
payment for public printing are
unfair and the gentleman has at.
tempted to lead the public to be-
lieve that D. R. Streeter is re-
sponsible. As to the present law
we will simply state that for
first publication of legal and
county matters the price is iden-
tically the same as that common.
ly charged by newspapers, in
Guiding Subscribers" medium
of publicity, and that subsequent
insertions are paid for at two
cents per line less than common
and prevailing rates for second
or other publications.
We want to call attention to
the more important point of
whether or not D. r. Streeter is
responsible for the present
prices. In 1911 one w. J. Price,
who was not newspaper man,
introduced the bill which later
became the law in question. The
house committee on printing, of
which D. r. Streeter was the only
member in the newspaper bus
mess, reported it favorably. The
house passed it 86 to IL. The
senate passed it SO to 10. The
governor, who was John Burke,
present national treasurer, signed
it and thus it became a law.
There were twenty times as
many actual farmers in that leg
islature as newspaper men. It
isn't probable that D. r. Streeter
could control the member who
introduced the bill, the 86 repre-
sentatives and 80 senators
who voted for it and the cover
nor, John Burke, who had to sign
it to make it a law. In fact, it is
common knowledge in Emmons
county and the state that D. K.
Streeter and John Burke were
the bitterest of political enemies,
and that H. w. Allen, who was
on the senatorial committee that
reported the bill favorably, was
far from friendly politically at
that time with D. r. Streeter.
The slurring and disparagine
remarks relative to the record of
D. r. Streeter in 1911 come with
poor grace from Subscriber"
and his bunch of cohorts when it
is such common knowledge that
they protested to be his strongest
political supporters not only in
1911, but two years later as we'll
when he was a candidate for re.
election. The fact is that they
did not then see anything wrong
full about the bill in question and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter OF the estate Of Amelia
Eidridge, deceased. s.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
Edith Ethel Fldridge, enthusiastically OF
the estate Of Amelia Eldridee, late of the
town of Linton, 10 the county of Emmons
aud ~ a'e Of North Dakota, decensed, co the
creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against sal dsceased, 10 exhibit them. With
after ths first publication uf this notice, To
said administrative at Linton, In said En-
mons county.
Dated March 10, a. ID. 1915
EDITH ETH Ell ELpEIDGE.
Execrutrix
"A. d, 1016. It'll
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Win0na Township | .

Il
Correspondence of the Record. March II. 4
Messrs. Jos. Vetter and All
Berreth were county seat Wis
itors Saturday.
Andrew and Joseph Richter
were visitors at school No. Z,
Thursday of last week.
The unusual overflow Of water
in the Little Beaver has prevent
ed people from the north side
from attending church very req.
ularly.
Miss Brown, Of the Massett
school, has plenty to do with her
enrolment of "a pupils, and a
two-mile walk to and from her
boarding house.
Trees, too, have wintered well,
and the buds are beginning to
swell and soon the leaves will.
swell out their tapestry Of green
fringes and the hills and valleys
will all be "a wearin' Of the
green" Gods own colors.
The jack rabbits, however,
still persist in sticking to their
white coats, obstinate fellows
that they are, and some wise
one contends that the jack knows
that spring is still lingering in
the lap Of winter.
Mr.. Schumacher returned from
Iceland Saturday. He reports
less snow but more mud in that
vicinity than in this. Well.
what's the matter with good,
clean snow in preference to
nasty, sticky mud?
80. IL ft ! g
The birds are arriving from
the south every day and, notwith-
standing the cold reception they
have been receiving, seem blithe
and cheerful, putting to shame
the chronic kicker who has all
ways some complaint to make
about the weather.
We understand that that well
known brother pedagogue and
pioneer farmer Of Emmons
county, N. S. Sheffield, of Hart
ford, is likely to be a candidate
for representative to the leeisla-
ture. From impressions formed
after a brief but very agreeable
acquaintance with Mr.. Sheffield,
the writer hereof is Of the
opinion that he is amply
equipped to fill the Office with
credit to himself and honor to
his constituents.
The primary election came
and went and excited but very
little interest. In fact some
worthy citizens forgot it alto,
gether, and staid at home at
tending to their chores, as usual,
apparently caring not a fig
whether Wilson, LaF gillette or Es-
tabrook were nominated. OF
course, there is nothing strange
in their indifference concerning
the first named as nobody ever
heard of him before, and to the
average farmer in this section
the merits Of Fighting Bob" or
even Pres. Wilson himself are all
most unknown quantities.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Notice Of Sale Of Land.
sTATEoF NORTH pa koTA.

In County Court,
Hefofs Hon. George Sheppard, County Judge
In the nastser sof TIM estate Of aImon p
Dnkken, deceassd.
Erik I. Dokken. i'd
Petitioner, .Gl . :i5S
vs.. Ss
s., Y J, Ar; ssi.. e :: rs.,s, J, .. ],
tent. and y. T sf
L,f, l,,, specia,
INC msRtent. III s.73s5li5 b
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1910. By Honorable George. Shepherd.
Judge ofthe county court witaiin and for
The county nf Walsh and State Of North
the un,ds,s.isns.a Eik Dosksp
nokken, late OF the township OF Dundee. In
the county Of Walsh and state Of North
Dakota. deceased, VIII sell at private sale In
lowing described real estate, lying and ebe-
Ing In the county of Emmons, In the state of
North Dakota, described ss follows, that is
The east half nj the southwest quarter
guar ter twM selil Of section twenty 60, OF
y, ae nnassa CID
tanning about 100 acres more OF. less accord
ing TO the Rovernmentsuryeyt thereof. s
Notice Is further given that said sale will be
made on or after 'ri,ursda ~, the s7th dax OF
A pril. A. ID. 1915. and that I'LL bids or Offers
for such real estate will ba received at the
Office OF e. Smith. Petersen. In the city of
Park River, IL the county Of WBlsh And
state OF North Dakota h I'll such bids or Of
ferS for said real estate must be In writing,
signed by the bidder, md must designate
the price offered for said real estate, such
bids or Offers must be left ut tho place above
Designated, or may be delivered to the said
administrators personally, or may be Hled
with the Judge OF the county court of Walsh
counts. at any time prior W the making Of
said sale; and notice Is also given that said
sale may be made upon tho following terms.
to-wit: y = a ls57 b
Cash At the time of such sale, subject TO
confirmation by the judge Of the county
court OF Walsh county. North Dskota.
Bated ut Park River. North Dakota, this
&c dry of March. A. ID. 1916
ERIK r. DOKKEN,
"a. Administrator OF the Estate OF
Simon 2. Dokken. Deceased.
Il Post Office Address:
e. BMITH-PETERsEN, y Z,
Attorney for Administrators.
Residence, Office and Postofice Address:
Park River Walsh County
North Dakota. mr30-ae0
p i 80
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter ofifhe Estate Of
Il 4 ohu q ~ m r,r y. Il III = *

Notice IS hereby given ny the na dersirnetl.
Eva g. Strauch. .administratrlx OF tfis m
tate sof John G. ytrauch, late OF the city
OF 4t. Peter, In the county Of Nicotlat
ind stata OF Minnesots. deceased, 10 tho
creditors off aud all persons having claims
alnst said deceased, 10 exhibit them with
the Observation-Disclosures, within four months
said misunderstanding. ut 4 he city OF st. Paul,
At RnnE.y connty, Minnesota, ut No. 1H)8
Ing tehnrt sAve.,or ut tue mice OF the jut ge
his ofice In tho court house In the city Of
Linton. insaid county. - - Z.
Dated March 18th, "a. ID. 1916.
~ EVA u. bTRAUCH
=, Administrntrix. ID
e First I'M licatio on the $50 day OF March,
a. ;lul0. III ss At
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Hague Happening

correspondence OF the Record. (Mafch ia
Peter Biernbaum made a bus
mess trip to Herreid today.
Eva Holzer, from Iceland, is a
guest of her uncle, Joseph Holzer.
H. B. Zenk made a business
trip to Linton on Friday, return
ing Saturday.
The Haak Bros, from Hull,
shipped car Of 100 head of hogs
from here Saturday.
Miss Anna Noonen left Satur-
day for Aberdeen where she will
take up her work again,
Miss S. Cecilia Hem made her
customary trip to Strasburg Fri
day, returning Saturday.
Frank Sahli was in Linton Fri
day between trains, seeking re-
lief from an liberated tooth.
Morris Chief left Tuesday for
Aberdeen to consult an eye
specialist, returning Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Noomen re-
turned TO the Aberdeen Normal
Thursday to resume her studies.
y Alois Schrenkel departed for
Chicago on Saturday. He in
formed us that he would come
again.
The Wolf Bros. unloaded a car
of bricks to be used in the con-
struction of Pete Volts new
dwelling.
]. L. Lally, auditor of the
Thompson Yards, Inc, was
checking up the yard Friday and
Saturday.
Frank Sahli purchased the two
lots and house belonging to Alois
Schreknel. Consideration some
thing above $500.
j. ]. Volk brought a new
Model Ford Car from Herried
Monday. The car was purchased
by Steve Weniger.
Ed. Miller, who has been in
Linton and Winona for a week,
returned Thursday. Mr.. Miller
had bids for the Winona schools,
but was SIS above the lowest bids.
F. E. Schlegel left Saturday for
a short vacation. Mr.. Schlegel
will visit his mother at Winsted,
MINI, transact business in Min.
neapolis, but leaves us to surmise
what attracts him to Glencoe as
the first stopping place.
At the primary election Tues.
day, the following municipal Of
fcers were elected: Jacob Schall,
mayor; III. B. Zenk, clerk-treas.
~urer; R. M. Volk, trustee, first
ward; F.E Schlegel, trustee, sec
'ond ward; Conrad Erck, trustee,
third ward; Carl Fischer, asses
scr; Frank Wolf, justice Of the
peace; Lucas Hit, marshall.
Albert Jellema, from Hull, has
been appointed agent for the Co
lumbia Elevator Company here
in Hague. Mr.. Jellema is no
stranger to the people Of Hague
and all good wishes for his sue
cess shall be with him. We are
proud to welcome you into our
midst and hope you will like
your new home.
Miss Ruth Inlhoff, teacherfrom
the Strasburg schools, was the
guest Of Miss S. Cecilia Hem on
Monday. Miss 1hmoff is enjoy
ing an enforced vacation on ac-
count Of the Strasburg schools
being closed during the prevail
ing sickness of diphtheria. Miss
Imhoff at the same time visited
the Hague schools, her report
being very fattering.
Miss Charlotte Borchert la
ments the loss Of her handbag,
which miraculously disappeared
from the depot where she leftit
iunguarded for a moment We
have a strong suspicion that this
event is coincident with the
stunt pulled off in the office Of
the agent Of the lumber yard
some time ago. Each occurrence
happened just as the train pulled
out. Miss BorcIert win not dis
close what all was in the bag, but
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Notice Of the Payment Of Bounty for ia
Destruction OF Gophers.

DestFuctj0n Of gGophers.
PurRnHnt m Law and the instrnctions
given by the Board afs County Com sa.inn..
er !, IT their meeting held January q. lple,
Z, Notice is hereby given that d bounty OF
Two 90 cents will be paid for the tnil OF
each gopher destroy cd during the months.
OF A.rH,and May. 1915 Payment will be
made ny the scou nty auditor up0n pfenentH-
Killed or De troyed In Emmons county. No
.pay ment VIII be made fpr less than ID ~ tbOl
March. 1915. s - sg
VA II JOHN q. SNYDER,
'Ios.so AuGltorof Emmons County, N. nj
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Bessie M. Schulenberg,
Plaintiff.

n A -
Bessie NJ. schulenberg.
Jacob stackeri and all
Other persons unknownS
claiming any estate or Summons.
interest in. or lien orl
tncumbrRuce upon thet rs
property described in
the complaint.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named defendants.
You and cach Of you. are hereby sum.
moned and required TO answer the com.
pnn 81 as s se Msnc assse eps's se which s
the clerk of said court, md 10 serve q copy
OF your answer to the snid complaint m the
snbac rtber at his once In Napoleon. North
Dakota. within thirty days after the service
OF this summons upon you. exclusive Of the
day OF such service: and In case OF Your
failure - appear and answer the said com
plant within the time aforesaid. Judgment
District Cturt, IN and for the county Of En-
mons and state OF North Dakota. for the
relief demanded in the complaint besides
costs and dtabut sements.
Dated February 2ist: 2; 1915.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Address Napoleon. N. d.
Eesh E ssf DsisPasnss Aesys Nance p
entitled action Is brought for the purpose OF
Hail Of Sortheass a.sr a and the NoIsn
Halt nj Southeast Quarter OF Sectien TWEEN,
tysTwo. in Township One Hundred Thirty
BE h ss hins snous soay No
Dakota. and that no personal claim 10 made
against yon or any defendant. herein.
Dated fes wm. ~ sls U,.,h a; z; lgls
Attorney for Plaintiff.
max3 oA0dre6s, Napoleon, N. ID. &
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-03-30
Serial No. ol4asl) Fshe3-Marso
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior
Fehe3.MarSo

s7s EebruMry II, 1pi6
aenbach Of strasburr. No.th i.aIote.s Mo- "
on September -. 1910. made homestead Entry,
aerial No. 0l4o51. for lot 4section g. township
lS0 north. range N west. 9Th principal meridi-.
an. has fled notice Of intention to make Rnal
five year homestead pruof. to estabu b claim
70 the land above described. before Charles
IL. Carley. Judge and ex-0dlcio clerk of the
county court at Linton. North Dakota. on
iMar,.h 70. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Elias NaRel. OF Etrasnurg. North Dakota
Ferdinand Heitrich. OF strasbutg. Nortk s-isnk.
Joseph 6chwaliig. OF 6trasbura North Dakota
John Holzer, OF 6trasburg. North Dakota
r. e. BYRNE.
y ReRister,