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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
3
The Weyerhaeuser Interests control vast timber and seek to close the gap between produced and consumer lumber costs. They aim to streamline from tree to user, using modern machinery and science in manufacturing and favor Mr. Thompson's One Price selling method, planning for builders and protecting both cash and credit buyers.
Correspondent notes a Mothers' Club meeting with Mrs Dodd on April 8. Local mentions include residents returning from Fargo and Hague teaching, Moose banquet attendance, a Bismarck illness in the Rubins family, and recent confirmation in Reform church. Weather and farming musings follow with frost in ground, planned work, and moisture seen as favorable. Shorty No 3 macaroni wheat and a Percheron stallion are advertised by C A Ward Hazelton.
Auditor Herrick and Col. Bottomly visit Capital City. A boy was born April 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lindsay. Fletcher Ryckman and Lily Winterburg wed March 26 in southern Emmons. Bob Burdette quips on a refused paper. Frank Pitcher hosts a lively spring party. South Prairie editor Mr. Patterson visits. Prairie fires anticipated if wind rises. Glencoe notes Burr Oak school led by a教istant from the cast. Josie Streeter improves rapidly. Danbury carrier rides wheel vs ditch mishap. Winchester guests Mr. and Mrs. Petrie arrive from Michigan. Prairie winds drive up large fires nearby. Mr. Wagher’s hotel dance draws a partial gathering in a windy night.
Ninety five head of horses to pick from at Blore's place. Horses right and prices right. Come and see them. John H. Blore, Winona, N. D. Ady.
Public leasing will occur at the Lin ton county court house on Tuesday April 12 1915 at 10 a m for lands not yet leased. Five year grazing and bay leases at a minimum of 12 dollars per quarter section with 3.00 living lease fee per quarter. 1915 rent due at leasing, then January 1 each year. 30 day payment grace. failure cancels without notice. Cultivated tracts leased at 5 percent of appraised value. Coal rights reserved. state reserves right to reject bids. List of lands available for inspection two weeks before leasing. Dated Bismarck March 10 1915. Frank S Henry Commissioner.
An advertisement touts Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota, claiming success is assured for attendees, urging readers to enroll.
Notice of mortgage default and foreclosure by John Weinstein on Edith E Johnson’s real estate in Emmons County North Dakota. Property described as East half of SW quarter and lots 6 and 7 in Section 16 Township 136 North Range 74 West, 174.71 acres more or less. Sale set at the Emmons County Courthouse Kenmare on May 1 1915 at 2 oclock p m. Total due six hundred ninety one dollars twenty three cents plus costs and disbursements. Mortgage dated August 12 1913 and recorded August 19 1913 in Book 33 at page 19. Dated Kenmare North Dakota March 16 1915. Mortgagee John Weinstein.
Notice that a petition filed by the Linton city council requests vacation of Sth street from Schley to Vickory Avenue and 7th street north from Hickory to Western Avenue in Blunter's First Addition Emmons County North Dakota. The city council will hear the petition on a May day in 1915 at an unspecified time. Auditor J D Meier signs as official.
The State of North Dakota to the defendants in Emmons County Linton District Court an order to answer the complaint filed March 6 1915 by plaintiff through Armstrong Cameron at Linton North Dakota The defendants must reply within thirty days after service or a default judgment will be entered The notice is dated March 4 2015 and lists attorneys P Giebet and Eureka South Dakota as counsel.
To the above named defendants you are notified the action concerns land in Emmons County North Dakota the west half of the northeast quarter and west half of the southeast quarter of section 35 township 131 north range 76 west of the fifth principal meridian the suit aims to quiet title and determine heirs and their shares and seeks exclusion of defendants from any estate interest lien or encumbrance on the lands filed by ARMETRONG CAMELON THEO J GIEDT attorneys for platnum (mar2s-apr20)
Lipps School District No 24 seeks bids for building three schoolhouses. Bids due by 2 pm Saturday April 10. Plans and specs at county superintendent of schools office in Strasburg. Bid must be marked Bids for Building School Houses and addressed to the undersigned. Bond and certified check required.
Notice is hereby given that a mortgage executed by Gyabert Kanis to S Y Hyde, dated September 1909, filed September 20 1909, recorded in book 21 page 330, was assigned to Sprague State Bank and then to S Y Hyde. The property SE quarter of section 27 township 129 north range 76 west, 160 acres, will be sold at 2 PM on Sunday in May 1915 at Emmons County Courthouse to satisfy the debt of 3837.44 plus costs. Attorney Charles S Lan represents Hyde.
A private hospital advertises care for selected medical surgical and obstetrical cases including eye ear nose and throat diseases. Glasses fitted. Dr W C Wolverston is listed as resident surgeon.
Notice is given that a mortgage by Walter M Bowden and Eva Bowden to John A Stiles dated April 17 1900 filed April 7 1900 and recorded book 14 page 1 will be foreclosed by sale of the described premises at the Emmons County Courthouse North Dakota on April 15 1915 at 2 o'clock p m to satisfy the amount due. The property includes the north half of the northwest quarter and southwest quarter of the northwest quarter section 22 township 131 north range 79 west of the fifth principal meridian containing 120 acres according to the United States government survey with costs and disbursements. EDW 8 JOHNSON Attorney of Fort Yates
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