Notice of Homestead Final Proof in Emmons County
The following named settler, Israel H. Robinson, filed final proof to support his claim for the northeast quarter of section 12, township 128 north, range 75 west, with proof of open cultivation. The final proof will be made before D. R. Berester, clerk of district court, Emmons County, at Linton, on April 23, 1800, with witnesses William Baxter, Kuward F. 849, Gell, and D. G. Brown.
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Department OF the Interior
Lanp
Biemanok
N. D
Edward Logue
Lemuel E. Garrison
John F. Geil
Linton
Emmons County
North Dakota
United States Land Office
Bismarck
A. Lamb
Register
Ofrics
Biswanez
Otice
Netiler
Roof
D. RB. Berester
Emmons
Israel H. Robinson
Bae
Tunge
Pamdside
William Baxter
Kuward
Gell
Miameyort
D. G. Brown
Williamsport
A. Lamb, Hegister
United States
D. M Bramance
Gus Braman
Chas. W. Hanabugh
John F. Gell
Real war hero Curtin and the first battlefield telephone
An obscure district messenger Ensign Curtin is celebrated for delivering an ultimatum to a Spanish commander at Ponte by telephone during the war. The piece credits him as the most astonishing incident, surpassing renowned figures like Dewey Hobson Shafter and Sampson in novelty and impact.
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Dewey
Manila
Hobson
Santiago
Shafter
Cervera
Sampson
Ensign Curtin
Ponce
Ponte
Curtin
Curtin Shanseerheee
O & District
Braddock grows fast as winter town on Soo Line
A northern Emmons county town called Braddock has risen from bare ground to a bustling settlement with about two dozen substantial buildings. Elevators, banks, stores, livery stables, lumber yards, and a hotel line the tracks as construction continues. Immigrants and investors eye Cherry Grove and surrounding districts, with a deep-well drill planned to secure water. The town press notes rapid south side relocation and future growth as rail traffic and land sales attract newcomers.
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Braddock
Emmons
Soo
North Dakota
Texas
Fred Cotton
Mitchell Street
Lee
Robt
Roan
Bloss
P. C. Sullivan
John Roop
Sullivan Lumber
St. Croix
Matthews
Cherry Grove
Logan
Williamsport
Braddock Brevitlees and Linton News Notes
Will Johnson hauls lumber to Linton. Billy Murphy and John Baker visit town. Post office building rising on Mitchell street. Freighter Young leaves for Linton with merchandise. Druggist Woodman travels to Minneapolis via Steele. MacGinness storefront delivered. workers placing it. Weather may affect hay supply at $4 a ton. Warren Mandigo returns from Canada. Several locals travel for business and supplies. Dr. Hill to open office May 1. A merry party at the Walker home. partygoers report a good time.
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Braddock
Will Johnson
Linton
Billy Murphy
John Baker
Mr. Brown
Young
Warren Mandigo
Canada
Woodman
Minneapolis
Steele
Steve Hawks
Henry Chapman
Danbury
J. A. Walker
D. H. Yeater
Cherry Grove
Soo
Chas. Beaver
Roop & Savage
Charlie
Col. Lindsay
Linton Republican
Kulm
Lee
Dr. Hill
West Virginia
Eureka
Pioneer Drug Store
Braddock braces for rapid growth this year
Residents of Braddock express strong confidence that the town will see a doubling or tripling of its buildings and population during the current year, reflecting widespread local optimism about development progress.
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Braddock
Delger Couple Contemplates Early Spring Visit Plans
Correspondent of the Record notes Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Delger are talking of leaving this week to visit. The brief item hints at upcoming travel arrangements and social plans involving the Delger household.
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Mrs. Chas. Delger
Measles, cattle plans, and a branded horse in small town notes
Home of Mr Delger’s parents in the north part of the state, Mrs Geo Buckley poorly this spring, Mrs Grant Buckley visiting grandfather. James Campbell’s men suffered measles. Gus Daffinrud rented the Fred Cotton place to run a cattle herd. Snow lingers, farmers seek hay. A raw-boned horse branded 11 and blaze face roams between five and a hundred, owned by Grant Buckley. he hopes to recover the old landmark and asks for news of the animal’s whereabouts. Puck.
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Mr. Delger
Geo. Buckley
Grant Buckley
James Campbell
Gus Daffinrud
Fred Cotton Place
Grant
Puck
Blacksmith Shop Opened at Braddock by S Hubbell
The undersigned has opened a black smith shop at Braddock, and is proved to do horse-shoeing, the repairing of wagons, buggies and farm implements in Penton and anything else in his line. Will also keep a good stock of lumber for sale. S. Hubbell.
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Braddock
Penton
S. Hubbell
Taken Up Black Yearling Stallion Colt
A black yearling stallion colt, not quite a year old, has come to the premises of Adam Gefroh in Dakem North Dakota. The owner is asked to call, pay charges, and remove the animal.
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Adam Gefroh
Dakem
N. D
For Sale Apple and Crab Trees From EckeE & Stilson
For sale apple and crab trees of leading varieties offered until planting season. Trees 4 to 5 feet priced at 10 cents each or 88 per 100, 5 to 7 feet at 12 cents each or 810 per 100, with a fifty at 100 rate. Refund if stock not first class on arrival. Order early. Corwith Iowa by EckeE and Stilson.
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Rees
Eckee & Stilson
Corwith
Iowa
County Judge announces regular at county seat hours
The undersigned will be at the county seat on the first and third Mondays each month to attend to any business pertaining to his office. C. RowERDINE, County Judge.
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C. Rowerdine
New Home Aim Promoted by Broad Rail Fare Reductions
The Northern Pacific Railway cuts first class rates by about half for westward travel from Minnesota to a wide Northwest territory. Round trips up to 21 days allow limited stopovers at specified points. Destinations include Minnesota, North Dakota, Red River Valley, Manitoba, Yellowstone and more. Excursion dates: April 4 and 18, May 2 and 16, 1899. Inquiries to Geo. D. Rogers and Chas. S. Fee in St. Paul.
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Northwest
Northern Pacific Railway
Aitkin
Little Falls
Minnesota
Spokane
North Pacific
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Manitoba
Yellowstone
Gallatin
Bitter Root
Clark Fork
Montana
Lewiston
Idaho
Palouse
Colville
Yakima
Walla Walla
Big Bend
Washington
Puget Sound
Gray’s Harbor
Columbia
Willemette River
Oregon
Geo. D. Rogers
N. P. Ry
St. Paul
Minn
Chas
Fee
Croup and Diphtheria Remedy Promoted by Mother
A mother promotes a homemade treatment using liquid tar and turpentine heated to produce smoke to destroy throat tissue for croup or diphtheria. She claims it calms the patient, leads to sleep, and full recovery in three days, followed by gargling with salt water or camphor solutions to keep the throat moist.
Pioneer Drug Store Braddock Opens For Town Needs
A Braddock establishment earns praise as Pioneer Drug Store of Messrs. Miller Woodman & Co brings modern medicine to the county. Residents express relief at having a refined drug shop to treat colds, aches, and common ailments without resorting to old remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Pioneer Drug Store
Messrs. Miller, Woodman ®& Co
Specjialty
Emmons
Big County
Pioneer’s
In Town and Out
Westfield resident J W Ryckman was in town last Friday while Capt Honstain will do work on Treasurer Allen residences. Local movers and visitors include H T Anderson and daughters in Linton and R A Evans returning from Winona. Landlord Jones’s hotel opens with good business as contractors work on the Record building in Linton. Community updates note auditor Braddock chairs penitentiary board, local notary Bless ads, Mamie Rush birthday party, and new Braddock advertisers Ed Shepard and W S DeGraff with Bank of Braddock opening in prime corner.
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J. W. Ryckman
Westfield
Capt. Honstain
Allen
H. T. Anderson
Linton
R. A. Evans
Winona
Leah Carmichael
Ohio
Bismarck
Jones
Peter Ferguson
Gayton
Judge Rowerdink
Register
Board of County Commissioners
Clarence Keebler
David Hinds
Frank Wallace
Campbell County
George
Arthur Beaver
George Wissman
Braddock
Mr Crain
Marion Burge
Eureka
Penitentiary Board of Trustees
Merchant Bless
Bloss
Mamie Rush
Williamsport
Record
Ed. Shepard
The
Braddock Liveryman
Over Fifty Tears Mrs Tiabies Beething Syrup
Fragmentary OCR describes a medicine named Beething Syrup claimed to have been used for over fifty years to aid teething, with references to Mrs Tiabies and ill-fitting text.
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England
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Paulina
State OF North Dakota
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C. Rowerdink
Lemuel E. Garson
Geo. M. Register
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Hop
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Mustling Hathead
Nels Peterson
Nels
Messrs. Caldwell and
Hart
John McCrory
Billy Badger
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Sherwood
Walden
Jack
Will Ostrum
W. B. Andrus
Mound City
Uncle Sam
al. Morrison
Missouri
J. A.brown
Jack Spicer
O. K
the Record
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Valley City
W. 8. DeGraff
Patterson
Robert Maxwell
Winchester
Wm. Southwick
Billsport
Bank of Braddock
Railway Avenue
Messrs Matthews
McCrory
Henry Reamann
Henry
Lee Mercantile Company
Reamann
Castoria
Klondike
Tania
Popes -E- AL
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Ainers x Hunters
Errybosy
Everwyntere
Yan Ozdeat
Ion Haven
Ster-Repeating Arms
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Nerigue Catia
Askeo
Stevens Arms and Tool CO
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Piauan
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Peauponeai Ai
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Primigraddo Ons Dock
W. P
Rechmans
Orricz
Horst Yrater
Willamsfort
Charles A. Ballard
Orrice
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Austin
Geena S. M. Register
Orney AT Law
Linton, N. D
Herbert E. Hoes
Dept. M.orle Cago
Society Notice
Odern Woodmen OF America
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Rome
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Burge
Wits
Henderson
M.D
A. Berols
Mi. D
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