02 Apr 1897
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1897
Page
1
The notice states the record is entered at the Williamsport Post Office as second class matter, indicating mailing status and classification under postal regulations.
The act outlines livestock assessment across the state and penalties for removal of property before taxes are due. It requires bonds signed by two resident freeholders to ensure tax payment, with seizure and sale if bonds are not provided. It mandates true and full value assessment, separate valuation for each item, and detailed auditor checks for omissions. It also covers Treasurer duties, publication notices, and deputy appointments for tax collection.
The document outlines penalties and procedures for personal and real estate taxes, including due dates, delinquency penalties, seizure and sale by sheriffs, and lien extensions across counties. It also covers remittance, transfer of delinquent notices between counties, and perpetual liens on real estate, with publication ads for Emmons County Record and Farm Stock and Home.
Rupert Dickson of Williamsport North Dakota announces a cattle herd operation for the coming season at his Burleigh County farm formerly owned by Michael Haar sted. The place has ample spring water and good range with a fine bull in the herd. Stock will not be corraled.
EFED GROUND advertises readiness to grind feed with a 4 cent per bushel rate. The notice names Robert Diegeon of Williamsport North Dakota as the contact or source. The message is concise and lacks additional details or dates.
Notice to taxpayers states the Wood delinquent tax bill directs the County Treasurer to file with the District Court clerk a list of all real estate with delinquent 1895 taxes and prior years. Judgments will be entered against property and owners, with sheriff sale to satisfy debts. Delinquent taxes may be paid before filing at 7 percent annual interest. after filing, penalties and costs accrue. post judgment interest is 2 percent per month. H. W. Allen, Treasurer.
Auction notice from Lyons & Woonmanne Steele North Dakota offering farm tools and equipment at deep discounts. Items listed include Sulky Stubble plows Storm King wagons and attachments, with a sale deadline on or before April 1. Goods described as new/unused but stored three years, priced to move for cash or cattle at market value.
An old nursery rhyme style line extols Castoria as a remedy across generations from baby to mother and grandmother. It emphasizes consistent use and trust in the product within family life.
The undersigned will be at the county seat on the first Monday of each month to attend to duties of his office. This notice is given to inform the public of access to the County Judge for official business.
Reports from Glencoe say Coyote Ben plans a campaign against varmints. In Emmons county winter losses were small. New wolf bounty rules require skin exhibit and affidavits within 90 days. The Death of William J Dubigg details a rapid appendicitis decline, funeral at Assumption church, wife Annie Cullen and a ten month old son.
A social dance under the Williamsport Modern Woodmen of America will be held Friday evening, April 28. Everyone is invited and no effort will be spared to make it the event of the season. A. V. C. Epwp. Branpocg, O.
For sale three good spans of work horses gentle and well broke in good condition ready for spring work. Contact F. D. Surra in Williamsport North Dakota.
Fragmentary note states readiness of a public free mill with preparation described as first class and shelled round. Mentions a date February 26 1897 and a person named D. Willamepare, unclear context.
The board met in Priday North Dakota on March 34 1807 with Chairman Macdonald present along with Wolf and Banter. Minutes from March 1 2 and a special meeting March 20 1807 were read and approved. Reports on estray horses taken up by Hangpo and Hurst were received and filed, and oaths for road supervisor district Nos. 18 and 5 were filed. Bills were audited and allowed. The board adjourned to meet March 27 1807.
Sheriff Shier and W B Livermore brought Alex Cadot and Frank Blackhawk from Bismarck to Williamsport jail on suspicion in the Spicer family murder. The pair occupy separate cells guarded by John Edick and John Mooney. An upcoming hearing before Justice Edick will test alibis and rumors, as evidence gathering continues amid rising river ice concerns.
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