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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
2
In Pioneer Days notes the season opens with a steamboat passing Livona. Reports cover weddings in Emmonsburg, horse losses, school awards, seed wheat loans, county reception for Senator Worst, and local lectures and chautauqua plans with lists of attendees and financiers.
Five day program to be staged in Linton with noon and evening performances plus a children's hour. Vawter Chautauqua System wins contract for eight hundred dollars after earlier bids. Daily acts include five musical groups and noted lecturers. Notable speakers include Congressmen Lenroot and C A Payne among others.
Local notes from Westfield recount March 29 items through March 24 funeral of Mrs. Wilmina Dornbush, original settler with survivors listed. Band concert at Van Heukelom school drew a crowd and praise. Community gossip mentions mumps, new baby, farming plans, and social chatter about cigars and a Hup mobile.
Fourteen head of gray percheron drawn from Braddock North Dakota offered for sale or exchange for land. Ages three and four years, four year olds harness trained, three year olds halter broken. Handwritten note by J J Ryan Braddock ND. Apr 8.
An old North Dakota newspaper record from Linton notes management roles for April 1 1915. F B Streeter holds editor acting managing editor reviewer and publisher duties with ownership listed as F B Streeter. Also lists bondholders mortgagees and other security holders with over 1 percent stakes and a sworn notarization dated March 26 1915 in Notre Dame county.
Anton Larson visits Linton on business as gophers emerge signaling spring. Ben Gibbon spends Easter with uncle John P. Jones. Fred Wohl sells harness shop to Carl Becker. Mothers' Club to meet with Mrs. Chas Stedman on April 1. Mrs. E H Hardt visits from Linton. Rev Tau to lect ure April 1 at schoolhouse. H L Stedman and Nellie Fredrickson attend a picture show in Linton. Mrs. M Ohlhauser recovering at home. Davis and Calquhoun go to Linton. Davis to Aberdeen. Franz Tempe begins building a new office.
Mrs H J Benedict arrived home from Delmont where she had visited her son Herb for several weeks. School notes list absences and perfect spellers in the fourth grade. Also a joke about a dusting Pullman porter and a lion profile highlights dangers to trainers.
Christian Borstad made a flying trip to Linton last week. Chas Benedict traveled to Linton on business last Saturday. Carl Lindberg was a guest of C. A. Borstad Sunday evening. H. V. Sedig and son Albin visited Temvik last Saturday. Grandpa Tuben stayed with Lawrence Sandwick last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Borstad visited L. Herriman in Temvik Sunday last. C. Borstad drove to Wm. Bescler’s near Braddock last week. Grandpa Tuben bought a horse from Rudolph Gay for eight dollars. Lou Harwood and wife hosted at the Chilson home in Temvik last Sunday. Ray Benedict and family visiting nearby for a few days. Mr. Borstad and H. V. Sedig dined with Carl Lindberg last week. Oswald Niumann now has a new automobile to take him to town.
100 head of cattle to pasture. Call or write Adv ar d J. H. JENNINGS, Temvik, N. D. apr] For Sale. Macaroni wheat, also a registered Percheron stallion. Write to C. A. WARD, Hazelton, N. D.
Launtrs Basket Leaves on Monday. Call on Charles Carley, County Judge, for final proofs and filings. Adv.
Mortgage by Gvyabert Kaols to S Y Hyde recorded Sept 1909 in Emmons ND will be foreclosed. Sale at Emmons county courthouse Linton at 2 pm on May 28 1915 for the debt of 3837.44 plus foreclosure costs. Premises: SE quarter of section 27 township 129 north range 76 west. Mortgagee assignee S. Hyde. attorney Charles S Lane.
Notice of default and foreclosure by sale of Edith E Johnson mortgage to John Weinstein dated August 12 1915 recorded August 19 1915 in Emmons County North Dakota. Sale at 2:00 pm May 1 1915 at the court house in Linton ND of the southwest quarter and lots 6 7 section 6 township 136 north range 74 west containing about 174.07 acres to satisfy 575.9 principal plus 15.24 interest and costs with total due 691.23 and related liens. Dated Kenmare ND March 1 1916. John Weinstein mortgagee A W Gray attorney.
Public leasing for school and state lands in Emons county North Dakota will occur at the Lin ton county courthouse on Tuesday April 20 1915 at 10 a m. Five year grazing and hay leases at minimum 12 dollars per quarter section plus 2 dollar lease fee per quarter section. Coal rights reserved and bids may be rejected. List of lands available on file with county treasurer for two weeks prior. Dated Bismarck March 12 1915 Frank S Henry Commissioner. May 18-April 5
The State of North Dakota summons defendants in Emmons county to answer a complaint filed March 6 1915 in district court at Linton. Defendants must serve answer within 30 days or risk default judgment. Attorneys Armstrong Cameron listed. Eureka Kansas address shown.
John B. Snyder, auditor of Emmons County North Dakota, is referenced in a concise public notice. The fragment mentions his name and official title within a county administrative context. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
The Lipps School District No 28 calls for bids to build three neat school houses in ward. Bids due by 4 p m on April 10. Specifications available at county superintendent of schools office. Bids must be marked Bids for Building School Houses and sent to the district board. The board may reject any or all bids.
Notice of foreclosure by advertisement due to mortgagors Walter M Bowden and Eva Sowden to mortgagee John A Billes. Property in Emmons County described as north half of northwest quarter and southwest twenty two, township 131 north range 70 west, about 180 acres, with sale at the courthouse front door on April 18 at 2 PM for the amount due plus costs.
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