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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-12

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Is marriage before the Justice OF
the Peace recognized by the Catholic
Church? "a
The Catholic Church does not
recognize the marriage of Catholic
excepting when performed before a
priest and two witnesses.
Can a divorced man, married by the
Justice of the Peace, return to his
Church and remarry?
All the circumstances attending
such a case should be explained to a
priest, as no answer can be given to
a general question.
Can a person who has committed
suicide be buried with Mass?
Ordinarily suicide is denied all the
rights of Christian burial. In par
ticular case, however, the matter
should be referred to the priest OF
bishop, as it might happen that suicide
accompanied insanity.
What is necessary for Protestant
to become a Catholic?
He should consult priest, take in
structions, and then receive the sacra
ments when the priest considers him
ready.
Please tell me If Reuben, Norman
Vernon and Myrtle are names OF
Saints?
Myrtle is form of the name Muriel
which in turn is the feminine form foI
Myron. Two saints bear the name
Myron. One OF them was Bishop OF
Crete, and his feast is recalled August
8. The other three names mentioned
above are not found in the list OF
saints.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-12

No Catholic holds a full professor
ship in philosophy, psychology OF So
GEOLOGY in any State University in the
United States, was the assertion that
startled a meeting in Chicago of the
grand knights of some sixty councils
of the Knights of Columbus, when
made by Rev. John A.. O'Brien,
Knights of Columbus chaplain at the
University Of Illinois and head Of the
Catholic foundation at that institu
ton.
Father O'Brien's statement had
been preceded by an address by Will
liam J. Began, one Of the leaders in
the Chicago Public school system, and
principal of the Lane Technical High
School, in which Mr.. Began said:
THE elementary schools of Chicago
have large quota of teachers who
are Catholics and they are among the
best. But in the high schools, their
number is almost nil when compared
with the great teaching staff
Not Fault OF Colleges.
DUH Sp6dhSIS Ilolu that IL was IfOt
the fault of the officials of the univer-
stiles, or of the board of education
but because of the paucity of higher
grade instructors among the Catholic
laity.
Our girls seem content when they
graduate from a normal school and
secure certificate that entities them
to teach in the elementary Schools
said Mr.. Began, who is also dean of
the Knights of Columbus free evening
schools for ex-service men. but the
high school teacher requires univer-
sity degree and four years of expert.
ence. Our girls can qualify with ex-
perience, but too few of them can
meet the requirement of the univer-
sity degree"
DR.. O'Brien had come from Cham
paign,, Ill., to address the grand
knights who are carrying on the
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-12
N0V|CfS At MARYkh0[L

On the feast of st. Dominic, at the
Maryknoll convent, Ossining, N Y,
twenty more sisters were protested
and twenty-five others received the
religious habit, bringing the total num-
Der of protested and novices well to-
wards. one hundred and fifty. These
represent various sections of the Unit
ed States, also Canada, Australia and
Japan.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-12
ASKS FUNDS FOR LEPERs

Governor General Wood has made
public an appeal for funds for the
Culion leper colonies.
Establishment OF the Culion col
onies has resulted in the assembling
under our flag of the largest collec-
ton Of lepers anywhere in the world
he states. IF the American people
could only see the great group of un-
fortunates at Culion feel confident
money would pour in from all sides to
the Philippine Anti-Leprosy Society"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-12
new MOTHER GENERAL

Sister Mary Rose, secretary to
Mother Antoinette, head of the Sis
tiers of St. Joseph since her election
twenty-three years ago, was chosen
mother-genera1 of the Order at the
election called in Concordia, Kan, to
fill the Office caused by Mother An
toinette's recent resignation.
Mother Antoinette has been ap
pointed head of the new Marymount
Academy, at Salina
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-12
Is it sin to believe in Astrolosy

Is it sin to believe in Astrolosy
or Astronomy?
Astrology is a supposed method OF
reading future events from the stars.
AS form of superstition it is forbid
den by the Church. Astronomy is
merely natural science, like physics
or chemistry.
In an argument man told me that
an American Bishop should become
Pope. told him that Pope must
be successor of st. Peter and Bishop
of Rome. Was right?
You were right. You might also
have added that there is no objection
to an American Bishops becoming
Pope and Bishop of Rome
What language did our Lord speak
when he was upon this earth?
He spoke the Aramaic.
What is the teaching of the Catho-
lie Church in regard to Spiritualism?
The Catholic Church strongly con-
dennis this cult as being at variance
with her teachings. Briefly, spiritual
ism claims the power to communicate
with the dead. Everything in this
practice, however, points either to
sham or TO misunderstanding. A use
full book on this. subject is entitled,
Spiritism, by Rev. Dr. Coakley.
A Catholic married Protestant
woman. She refused to have the chill
dren baptized. The Catholic grand
mother gave the baby private baptism
when it was about six months old. Did
she do right? 5 A.% -. &.
A layman should not give Baptism
excepting in case of necessity. In this
| case, however, the Baptism was valid.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-12
HOME FOR NEEDY men

Pittsburgh Catholics will be asked
to contribute to the 100000 fund for
the establishment of downtown hotel
for homeless men. Initial plans for
the home were announced at the sill
yer jubilee Of the Rev. Lawrence O.
Common. Pittsburgh pastor whose par
ticular charity is the aid of home
less men.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-12

THE FAULT IN THE MATTER LIES
WITH US-NO CATHOLIC FOR
THREE CHAIRS IN BIG UNlVER-
SITES UNREPRESENTED IN
PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY AND
SOCIOLOGY AT STATE COL
LEGES.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
Red f. Cross Gains
Strength in All
Foreign Fields

: In tnsular possessions Of the Uuttsd
States and In foreign lands the Ameri-
can Red Cross scored heavy gains dur.
ing the last year, passtngs the pre-.
vious membershlp high mark Of 1918
by 4.261 and advancing the dsurs 70
1885, o6. The Philippines take the
lead. gaining nearly 100 per cent, nov
having 115,9l7 members. In Europe
the 1921 Rou Can enrolled Ill,12H.
With the Oonstantinopas Chapter 70
porting ea5, q gain of Is msmbesA
China WIS 1.162 members, q eain Of
tee; the little Virgin Islands have
1000. while the Dominican Republic
with 1921 advanced from is previous
high mark BY 1,423 new memberA
Haiti, organized IN 1920, now has
nearly 1000 enrolled Mexico reports
854, q gain of 827 In one year. The
American BED Cross has spread its
membership over some 10 foreign
lands and Its Junior membership out
aide Of the United States 10 close %
100000.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12

HaFvey-The third annual tri-county
corn and potato show viii be held here
October II and 49,
Lelth-All through this section lig-
mite mines easily accessible to the
railroads are being developed.
Arneoard-The second annual corn
and potato show Of Mckenzie county
viii be held October 20 and 81.
Marmarth-The twelfth annual state
meeting Of the Yellowstone trail asso-
citation will be held here October %.
p Fort Yates-Pictures Of Indian farms
and homes on the Standing Rock
reservation are being used in a federal
exhibit. 81
Hankinson Catching frogs and ship
ping frog legs to eastern markets is
developing into quite an industry in
this section.
~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12

to the acre.
motion was made by duHeaume
and seconded by Goughnour to allow
Ben Corbin 5000 per month for the
winter months.
The application of Peter Moch for
cancella,lon Of his 1921 tax in Camp
bell Township was upon motion ap-
proved for the reason that he had a
receipt to show that he had paid his
personal property tax in Potter Coun-
sty. South Dakota. a-.::4..~e -.
Upon motion the following bills were
audited sand allowed 'f.t ftE'.l
2. P. Lee, Commissioners
salary and mileage ...... $24, 100
Frank Goughnour, i Commits
r'sioner's salary and mileage 1920
L.. ,duHeaume. Commissioners
salary and mileage's::. ..!!,;.S 1900
Jacob Schall, commissioners
salary and mileage ..,....:. $500
= Upon motion the boArf adjourned
until two O'clock P. NJ. November the
18th, 1922
So E: H. BRANT, County Auditor
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
NOTICE OF REAL. ESTATE MOTT.
GAGE FORECLOSURE By
/ sy.,5tsa ADVERTI9E1lENT; p7

NOTICE d T. that that By
ia% e. aad
michael. his wife. as mortgage,
which said mortgage was on the 18th
f Ssy q ARs assa ess.Enssa ana . ss
dated ssth cay
the ONCE Of the REGISTER Of Deeds in IN
state Of North Dakota, In Book 81 OF
Of March. 1920. will be foreclesed BY
said mortgage at the front door 81 the
Court House In the Village Of Linton,
County Of Emmons.. State Of North Da-
the s aay q
1922. to satisfy the, amount due on
said mortgage on the date, Of sale 49,
Tss rs%ass wtaS 1 Be- sold sess
satisfy the same are as follows, to-wit:
The South Half {shJ Ct III. the South South
tsr ana ~ -Four Is in Section thirty
g 9is n ST ToYnsaIp 1s4, RanEe q West
thorizing the mortgage to declare the
whole sum due Il there is q default,
and the whole Of said mortgage is
sale the sum 81 $3.50 Is "a 'nS in efd H
$245 .06, paid as. taxes. 4 80 : I
T Mes Of 81 g aN %oss Sas
the proceedings. The default consists
Ct the non.payment of the sum OF
Dated this sllth day Of September,
go SnRNEsTs sci1IABERr n : !,
=; II BURKE. Bismarck ~ Il. B.:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
- 49, .Iohann .0chanar -Ilacoaaod. 40

NTHE MATTER OF THE EsTATE OK
Johann tOchsner.. Deceased; s,til
sa Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Theophil Ochsner, Executor OF
the Estate OF Johann Ochsner. late OF
the County Of Emm6ns and State Of
Worth Dakota adecsased. to the eredi-
t9rs OF, and all persons having claims
:aaginst said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within
SIX months after the first publication
OF this notice, to said Executor ct his
residence near ICELAND. Nd, in the
County OF Emmons, N. D., or file
the same with the Judge OF this Court,
Dated Oct. 18th, A. D. 1922.
543.,.e THEOPaIL OCHSNER,
a 1I,nu,cs Executor.
Ashley, IN. D..
Attorney for Executor
First publication on the 9Th day Of
z Oct. A.. D. 1922. oc5-novs
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
the Township Board

the township Board.
Hazelton. Vote at Hazelton School
House. Inspector, the Chairman Of
the Township Board.
r sanee N vs. I logan Townshg 1886
No. /. inspector. Geo. t shepar Iouse
Precinct No. 10. Tell. Township 1855.
H Honse NO. q. Y Yosnea At Tel, School
man Of the Township Board.
Range Is. VOTE S' at ss shgoI Ro asa;
No. l. Inspector, the Chairman Of
Precinct No. IL. Mcculley. Township
1ss. Range 7e! Vote at Temvik
School House: Inspector, the Chair.
pI man OF the Township. Board -, i.
is2, Ranges o "a a. a Dake m Township
the Bosch School House 1nsu Oee at
Jacob Rau. inspector
f is1 Ran Me- Il a n1e Ter
i4dence q Anton Mitsel. o iss ne aes:
Precinct No: Is. Hague. Townships
Of Of H aae aso KKa a1s = and the Village.
House. ug Insn vote at o; Hague School
rreeinct No. l6. Linton TUnorFanized
vo ot 1872. Ranges IS and "a
Tn o!e az schweitzer's School House
PRECINCT No. II, strasbure. rownah,n
.strasburs Vote aa at the the V strass,s Of
n9noo y, House lou Inspector, the chairss
Pr eel No; ls. westaeld. Township.
ker School House No. = 't ins an LAX.
Precinct Precinct y M. Wight " int, SD'''F'
Union School H HOUSE n No Vote at the
Dor. sor. "A. =. Seymour. pee-
l sSin -, 10: 20. Emmonsburg. Town
EanonsDa1s ssn % rq House u.s. Note Not &
Precinct No. 81. Winona. Townsh,n
ton 1 to e i is asS ~ "a Also SEE
at Baehmeier School House No. wye e
pl Inspector, Fred Robertson.
r fsa R.n NO: e. Putnam. Township
chip. Vote at Putnam School on House iown.
pr tnspeet 49, q "a @ ,;,a Putnam ~
Glanavon School House No. /. In
spector. Louis Langliers.
PRECINCT No. "a. Buchanan. Township
School aa aesse 1n w9ss at Blu
man Of the Township Board.
a ass, Range q. Vote at Kintyre
/ SSAoOA aouse. inspector, Chairman
1s4. Range -? is. A" Vote at toM Bracht
School. Inspector, the Chairman Of
the Township Board.
1 Precinct No. 81, Elias. Township 1923,
Range Range I Is. Vote at Baker School
man Of the Township Board.
1874. Range "a. Vote at School House
No. 4. Inspector, The Chairman of
the Township Board.
Precinct No. 20. Highland. Township
1874, Range IS. Vote at School House
No. Inspector, the Chairman of
the Township Board.
| Precinct No. 80, Marie. Township 1873,
Range "a. Vote at the Kuntz Store.
Inspector. e. w Doolittle. -.
Precinct No. 81, Linton City, Ward No.
L. Voting place and Inspector the
same as provided in city elections.
Ward No. 2-voting place and in
spector the same as provided in city
elections.
War; No. 3-voting place and in
spector the same as provided in city
Precinct No. SO, Lipp. Township 1871.
Range II. Vote at Lipp School
House No. 4. Inspector. the Chair
man Of the Township Board.
Precinct No. 49,. Harding. Township
lso, Range Is: Vote at Baker
| Chairman Of the Township Board
| Which election will be opened at (9)
nine O'clock A.. NJ. and continue open
until (9) nine o'clock p. NJ.
Given under, my hand and Seal this
10th day Of October ls2 19n
County Auditor. Emmons County,
--.-5'.. E- Ettl- North Dakota !
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELRCTIoN

To be held Tuesday, the 7th day II
November, 1925
NOTICE is hereby given that on
tuesday, the 7th day of November,
IN the State Of North Dakota County
or Emmons, under and pursuant to the
Laws Of the State Of North Dakota
al sald election all qualified electors
my vote their choice for candidates.
ana the following officers are to be-
STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICERS.
One United States Senator
one representative in Congress
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary Of State
state Auditor
state Treasurer
attorney General
Commissioner Of Insurance
Labor = 81 i'eui'ure ana
Commissioner of Railroads +.-..
Judges Of the Supreme Court. three
superintendent Of Public Instrucfion
One State Senator -. >-S>'o'
-Four members Of the House Of Rep
%. COUNTY OFFICERS
! Auditor
Treasurer
Register of Deeds &
States Attorney
County Judge
SinerirtAndent Of Schools s
Surveyor
Coroner
County Commissioners from the LIST.
End and 6th Commissioners Districts
+ District Assessors q,
Justices of the Peace, foaf
Constables, four tSs,-..r;3i5 :;
Oficial Newspaper, to be chosen in
compliance with the provisions Of
Chapter 1877, Session Laws of 191S.<
The follswing are the names Of the
Rrentncfs and the Polling place in each.
IN Emm0ns County, North Dakota. at
which tlfAssaid election will be held y
i30. Range q and 70. Vote at skim
ner School House. inspector, John
Precinct No. 3, Denham. Townships
1874 ana 1ab. Ranges ~. Vote at
Zones School House. Inspector, Ray
Precinct No. g. Ltyona Township lss.
School House. Inspector. the Chair
rnan Of the Township BOARD
Ranges 7S and ~ Vote at :irhe.
School House Inspector. Wallace
rr IS, Es% .ss TsEs:n.
J ! Clayton School House, No. 2. Inspector.
pr re.msn NV eus Z. Rraddock. rownsb -,
Praddock. Vote at Coo. Dexter's
Once: Inspector Geo. Il. nextey
p. .cf''ct " v'ana Whu'osh'r 1as.
Range 76. Vote at Suelts School
4 House. Inspector. the Chairman Of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12

24, 1917,
OF the Dmmons County Record publish
cd weekly at Linton, North Dakota. for
Oct. I, 1922. 5.'5. :. q. = 8.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

cd weekly at Linton, North Dakota. for
Oct. 1, 1922. l3.ste - -
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Emmons. Ii 81
Before me q Notary Public in and
for the State ana county Aforesaid.
personally appeared +. B.. streeteE
who having been duly sworn according
to law depoSee and says that he 10 the
EDITOR Of the Emmcns County Record
and that the following is to the best
OF his knowledge and belief q true
sts temsnt q, The Ownership. manafe-
for the g date &c :hown. e the above caption
embodied n section l4a; Postai Laws
and Regulations. printed on thssrsverse
Of this form to wit: 81 sfss a. sf5SsE
/. That the name and addresses 81
the publisher, editor. managing editor
and business manager are: 4 I; -
B streeter; Linton: n p.
u !. That the owners are:ss S 50.
p sStreeter; Linton: N:
III That the two parEraphs next above
Holders and security holders s. any.
contain not only the list ofssSockholdera
and aecnrity holders as they appear up
ON the books Of the company but also,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
NOTICE OF sExECuTIoH SALE.
REAL ESTATE

arATN on NnRrH nAYnrAs "a Z ~
: - Cnnntv 81 Ina 3 80 - 80 s.
- m DiSTRfCr COURT.
security stste RanE. a. 4.
Kintyre North Dsko- Notice ! ~
ia 4 cornoration EYaention
- Plaintiff SAFE .
Is. " s ~. '..Ss'. paaS
yiktor Pe Gs E Eea.
u NoTrcN ia ITsiMSPpIMn nv r.YvrN -. s.
underIand ~ virtMa - M ar ~ H.
IA nnt Pt tbe nv, ar.aensa issued ,Iey
4 AZ Ssv ~ Anrt,s go 49,, : VI s,,S ine
ment nv attaehmenf rendarsd ant tuuS
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12

Thompson Yds. Inc. Coal for
b. Il. Logue, Co. poor -. 800
l.. E.: Feinstein. Mdse. to E.
e. Logue, Co. poor.... 49,. 200
L. NJ. Doerschlag. Mdse.
to County poor:
Shaler 100000. ..$11l6S
. sehsiat 2 2S. SS
hO0nl8 $4,000. oV.VV ...
Total ....,..s.. 2ss IS
vices for, August ...... ss.4o
services Glendale Normal. 1el.oo
VIM Gimbel. Interpreter. -
Williams stady.1i:eo.. once IL
supplies .;.,,y q: :....;;: Il. 90
ohicer-scheidt-D icksons 80. so
E% 1'as agnn &C.: Fee Free Press q 4,1o
Smiths Studio, Blue Prints. 100
chas: l.: Meyers, repairing % 30
una sssNsbdS' Iy i;
waite 8! :: bsess ! Sen; 61hes : =
Supplies .fss,;'.' "a se'2e
el 9siia ssa ssssiies rr.R. S
State Fire & Tornado Fund.
Z insurance on Court House lS6 20
Tpoa motion Soafa toe
Application OF Chas. n. Peterson
on the SSh SEX NWA and En- sWA
sh sEA Of Section .1s-130-7s. claim
ing Asssssor reported too mary na1ycs acres te
SIS as; fiat tax to s.. II and refund
ordered in the amount Of $3.50. for
n ApIpiications Of Carlos n. Boynton
Land Co. on following descriptions;
as cropped; NWA Section 3; wv &
SEX Sec. all l3o-7s:s't the e II Sec. ]
10; for the year 1915; also an Sec:
2s-1ss-77 and the ny Sec: l7-1s4.77:
Also AN Sec. 1.l 3N-7o:aan6f the NEA
and s5l. Of Sec. s-1so-7s for the year
1854: Also the SEX Sec: s!S131.77;
Sec. 81. and the NwA sec. IS. ali
1919 for. the, year 1920; refund orr
dered in the amount Of the Indemnity
tax as there was no land broken on
the above land as shown by af-
hdavits made. by assessors. 49,
Upon motion the Board adjourned
until 2so'clock p. M octobsri eth.
b. a: BRANT. County auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12

| 1 COMNTY. NnRrr,
"An
2 O'clock p. NJ. !,
The sBoardtme FOL
two O'clock p. NJ. Oci
Members present, +.
man. L. duHeaume !. an
Commissioners. Fs's.'
Upon. motiongthe ,
were audited and ALLOW
Jno. Heikkinen,, Road
Dist. No. IL ..,. !.
Dist. No. IA, ]. ~ I. .
Jacob Sto1ler, Road
Dist. No. IL
/ Wallace Kyes. Road
Dist = No. 49,. q
Mike Smith. Road Worl
/ No: 49,: !. j. ( {. - !.
David D. 81 Job. ROAD
Dist. No. Is q,
David DIS. Job, Road
Dist. No. 49,.
Henry Wfttmayer,
Work, Dist, No. 1B
/ Thompson Yds. Inc -,
for Dist. No. 49,. -.
Herman Reiker, Road
Dist. No. 17......
Alex Wa1ther, Jr.,
,oulveEts, Dist No.
Alex Walther, ST.,
cufverts. Dist. No.
VIM. Pagel, hauling {
iatet:.Mo. IT, i. r. !.
VIM. Pagel, Hauling {
Dist: No. 30 ....
Andreas Lipp, Road
Dist No. FL. ),
Jos. Kelsch, Road
Dist. No. I'll ..,,.
Anton vetter, Road
Dist. No. 81 .., s.. !.
1 Jacob Forderer, Road
Dist. No. 2t
John Schmidt, Road
Dist. No. 81
Anton Holxer. Road,
Dist. Y No. 81 :.
| Valentine .FIolzer Rnad
Dist. No. I'll E,ssss
Frank Holzer. Roam IL
Dist. No, ,2i
Leopold Holzer. ROAD
Dist. No. 81. :,
Thompson Yds. Inc
for Dist No 90
Thompson Yds, Inc :
for Dist. No. 20
VIM. Pagel, Hauiine .
Dist. No. 22 :
Alex. .Walther. IT.
culverts, Dist No
Alex Il walther. sr
culverta. Dist. M
! Phillip Fischer Poo Z
DIST No 30 Aeoou
Johannes M wolr..
work. Dist, Nc 81
Anton - SenEar = 80 !. !: : {; !
Dist No 90 v'u
Jos, w. Beach ua,,i,
vert Dist No. = !.
Etohrf Janrula. Han, tn y
Dist No ~
H. Reiker. Roai ID Wa -;
No. as. y. !, ).
No,.ss24: Wol1
Henry Wittmayer Roa I.
Dist No 1 s 5, 1soa =
|Henryswfttmaver j R "a, / /
Dist : No. "a - s,
Herman Retker, Road
Dist. No. 27,. -. ].
David Job, 81. Road
Dist. No. OF 3i.s.
David Kreie, Road
Dist. No. 27.
Tony Verhoven, Road
Dist. No. 34.3.
work. Dist No. 81
Thompson Yds. Inc, Z,
tO culverls, Dlet. N
for 7culvarts. DIST N
B. 81. Biegler, Road
Dist No IS
thompson Yds. Inc,
Tor Dist. No. Sc 800.
Ed: Delzer. Road Work
No. &c.. ........s.a
Jacob .Ochsner, Road
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-10-12
AUCTION

The following described personal
property will be sold at public auction
to the highest responsible bidder, at
the John Engel Farm, 4 miles south
and S miles west of Strasbng, on
Section 24.130-77, on o
x. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
In case of bad weather sale will be
held following day..
Sale starts at 10 A. M. Sharp
sess.s ,se.Eree Lunch at Noon. 49,,
6 good work horses, S to 8 years Of
age, weight from 1900 to 1900 lbs.
2 black work horses, 6 and yrs,
: weight about 1000
2 black work horses, and z years,
weight about 1900
l black and brown work horse, 6 &
8 yrs, VT. 1900
2 black mares, 5 yrs, VT. 1900
2 brown mares, about 8 and 9 years,
vt. 1900 -
3 black mares about 8 and 9 years,
vt. 1900
2 black mares about z and 8 years, /.
vt, 140O
l black mare years old, VT 100
3 colts, l to 8 years
1 sucking colt
l grey Shetland pony, with saddle
good mich cows
l bull, 2yrs old
6 mileh cslves ..r
"a young pigs, some purebred Poland
China
AZ geese
100 chickens, more or less
10 Guinea he's
l bort touring car, excellent condition
l Mccormick header. 2 header loxes,
l Deering corn binder, almost new
Monitor .louble disc drill ~.
2 Emerson gang plows, Ia in, good as
new
l Moline sulky, 16 in.
Mccormick mower
1 Mccormick hay rake, 10 #. wide
l hay rack
2 disc harrows a,-.
! wooden and one iron peg tooth har-
row. one practically new
Moline corn cultivator
l tanning mill AZ
feed grinder
2 heavy and one light bob.sled
3 farm wagons complete
good two-seated buggy
l single-seated buggy .
! wooden water tank
steel 50-gal. oil barrels
Is acres of corn in shocks
tons of hay in stack, more or less
900 bu. barley, more or less
200 bu. epeltz
5 pairs good work harness
l Primrose cream separator, excel
lent condition
2 glass cupboards r,.
! good cook stove
2 heating stoves
Other household goods, carpenter and
farm tools, etc., etc.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under
SO cash. Sums over SO, Time will
be given until Nov. 1, 1928, ON good
bankable paper. 8 per cent discount
for cash on sums over $40, cash to be
paid on papers made out Immediately
after sale.
DIONYSIUS M. BRAUN,
Administrator of theaEstate of
Johannes Engel, Deceased.
JOE FISCHER, Clerk.
MIKE BAUMGARTNER. Auct.
The greatest breeding grounds for
water fowls in the United States is in
the state of Nebraska.
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