Pioneer Journal notes centennial of civil war engineer Ericason
The Linton paper recalls Joan Ericsson the civil war engineer Union loyalist would have turned 100 this July providing a New York City centennial celebration plan. It also reports new law requiring drug stores to limit red liquor purchases to a half pint per day with a $50 reward for convictions and notes bills on liquor sales orders and rail shipments failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Ericsson
North
Merrimac
Monitor
Ericason
New York City
Emmons County Auditor Under Scrutiny In Forum Interviews
The Emmons county auditor G A Herolz faced questions after interviews in Fargo and Bismarck about a $750 county settlement offer from Attorney Baker. Forum claims misstate facts about judgments and assets. the county cites two court rulings against Baker and questions the auditor’s assertions of land ownership and large ranch holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Fargo
Forum
Bismarck
Tribune
G. A. Herolz
Linton
Emmons County
Ponareey
Herolg
Baker
Troit
Mich
Board of Commissioners
United Sta
Herolz
Amidon
State District Court
Mr. B
Winchester
Buckeye
Disappointed People Seek Life Back in North Dakota
A North Dakota reader recounts four young men lured by promises of western Canada who soon return home after an unsuccessful attempt to start anew in the Northwest. A farmer, Frank Miller, who moved near Edmonton, Canada, describes hardship from barren feed and cutting trees for stock, expressing wish to be back in Sargent County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Enterprise
Canada
Northwest Territory
North Dakota
Sargent County
Frank Miler
Edmonton
Serrant County
North Dakotans Sharpen View on Alberta Migration
Jamestown area residents express fatigue with Canadian northwest prospects. Albert Schwellenbach of Eldredge says North Dakota offers better farming and stock raising odds for small means. Many who moved to Alberta report disappointment as land prices rise and crops stay uncertain. some return home from the Canadian northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Alert
Stutsman County
Alberta
Assiniboia
New Rockford Transcript
Northwest Territories
Canadian Pacific Land Bureau
British Northwest
Cure for Grip Praised by Editor in Local Ad
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enter press Shortaville New York testifies he cured a severe grip with one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says a teaspoonful relieves coughing at night and allows sound sleep. praises the remedy's duration and effect. Sold by W E Petrie merchant in Linton North Dakota.
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Frank W. Perry
Enterpress Shortaville
N. Y
Grip
W. EB. Petrie
Linton, N. D
Correspondence from the village column May events
March 90 notes show visits by Wm Nagel and Chas Altof and Autor details. Mrs J A Stiles Mrs Biddlecomb and daughter visit Winona Fort Yates. Lizzie Farrell returns to Williamsport. Willis Heshire and John Walker bring freight from Pollock. Fort Yates youths enjoy a social. H F Wilson slowly improves after pneumonia. A motor party drives to Winona with a near river crossing incident. J B Lyons back on the road after hospital stay.
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Wm. Nagel
Chas. Altof
Curignan
Bismarck
J. A. Stiles
Winona
Biddlecomb
H. F. Wilson
Fort Yates
Misa_Lizsie
Farrell
Williamsport
Willis Heshire
John Walker
Pollock
Port Yates
J.B. Lyons
Green & de Laittre Company
Minneapolis
Geveral
Huel Correspondence of the Record Apr 1
April 1 entry reports Louis Van Voorst improving, parsonage getting a fresh coat of paint, Jacob Schneider Jr. visits Merroeid friends, youths attempted a surprise at a home but were surprised instead. Miss Hasper marked her birthday with a gathering of friends and games. G A Van Voorst and Jacob Van Voorst accompanied by George Adway arrived at Hague on Wednesday.
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Louis van Voorst
Jacob Schneider, Jr
Merroeid
Missie Hasper
G. A. van Voorst
Jacob van Voorst
George
Adway
Hague
Local notes from Dale and Pollock neighborhood visits
Correspondent reports visitors and arrivals in Dale Pollock and nearby areas. Mentions Mr and Mrs Menne Van Voorst Haan visits, land filings by G S Allen, preparations for Montana trip, health treatments, stock shipments from Union County, and church services at Dale and Linton with Epworth League meeting.
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Menne van Voorst
Haan
G. A. van Voorst
J. van Voorst
Nieuwsmas
Appz Rway Fule
Bach
G. S. Allen
Linton
Pollock
Clarence Loutzenhiser
Guy
Claude Allen
Montana
Jake Loutzenhiser
Shockey
Elmer Fritz
Hawarden
Iowa
George Lyon
Briggs
Alcester
G. W. Payne
Union County
S.D
Claude L. Allen
Dale
Hudson
S. D
Jessie Quint
Barney Allen
M. E
Epworth Leggue
Local Social Notes Parade Names Across Cities
A sequence of names and addresses appears through Linton House listings for Thursday to Wednesday. The roll includes Jones, Lyons, Lewis, Kopp, Wells, Baker, Peterson, Knutson, Muckier, Logue, Mastin, Weight, Chapman, Pagel, Wells, Bru, and others across city and state locations in South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska.
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Linton House
O. E. Jones
City
J. B. Lyons
Minneapolis
Harvey Lewis
E. J. Kopp
Bismarck
W.E. Wells
C. J. Baker
Hague
J. J. Oeder
G. A. Carnegie
Bradley
Thos. Strum
Pollock
T. Neugebauer
Glencoe
R. R. Hogue
Knut Knutson
Hans Peterson
Andrew Knutson
Halvor Peterson
John Knutson
Artesian
W. E. Wells
Hogue
Beldenville
Wis
W. A. Jarrett
A. W. Sims
D. Logue
Mastin
Hawes’ Ranch
Arlen
Hudson
F. Weight
Williamsport
N. D
Chapman
Danbury
Will Pagel
W. H. Johnson
F. A. Eyes
W. Wells
Strasburg
W. Sammons
E. A. Crain
W. T. Brooks
E. 0. Brimman
St. Paul
Anton F. Vetter
A/Wolfer
Wm. Pagel
Chas. Muckler
B. Muckler
E. Haun
Delmont
Joe Maha
F. A Gossman
Nick Holmas
J. P. Smith
Oldham
Buck
C. H. Buck
Hampton
Prevent Pneumonia with Chamberlains Cough Remedy
The ad claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia from colds and grip and cures a cold or grip faster than other treatments. It notes tens of thousands used it with no pneumonia cases and promotes W E Petrie of Linton North Dakota as a seller. It ends by inviting shoppers to view a new line of hats from Christ Wolfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. E. Petrie
Linton
N. D
To Wer Than Good Town Offers Business Space
Fragmentary ad text describes a business opportunity in a good town with a monthly cost around $200. Mentions a solid building and proximity to tools and state offices. Details are unclear but imply a rental or business lease context and a need for a record office.
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Staat
For Sale Sires at Cherry Grove Ranch Braddock
Four miles west of Braddock at Cherry Grove Ranch two sires and a bull calf offered. The King a four year old dark red shorthorn, a low-down blocky fellow. Prince a six year old bright bay stallion about 1800 pounds. Stallion price 300 dollars. Also a 20 month old bull calf from King and a registered cow. View the animals at the ranch or contact Brincuounist & YSATER illainsport, N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Grove Ranch
Braddock
Alo
Brincuounist & Ysater
Illainsport
N. D
War prices slash farm implements in Minnesota ads
Fragmentary ad text lists prices on farming gear from multiple makers including Monitor Plows Harrison Wagons and Bahlen Buggies by 8 T Gay Minneapolis. Mentions Malta Corn Cultivator and Monitor Planter with Checktower and calls readers to call for bargains with bed rock prices and farm money offers.
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Monitor
Harrison
Evans
8.T. Gay
Minneapolis
Arrows
Malta
Bed Rock
W. Wescorrm
West Linton
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FE. H. Cotton
General Merchandise
Braddock, Nordak
Sala
Snyder's
Snyder, Braddock
Clive
Kae
Linton, North Dakota
Lintor Drug Store
E. L. Miller
O. E. Burge
Promstr
Hermann Backhaus
Prop
Broadway
Dak
Lin
Emmons County Record
D. R. Streete
Pioneer Journal of the
Son
Huel
I. Allen
Christ. Wolfer’s
Christ
Wolfer
Fred Junge, JR
E Anderson
W. Murray
Anderson & Murray, Braddock, N, I
Linton Livery Stable
A. Wescott
New Town
Baumgartner, Keller & Feist
Strasburg Bazar
THE
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
L. A. Weatherby
E. E. Semling
Clotho
Linton Bazar
Cinca
Bank of
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