Boer Inning Activity Surges in South Africa War
The dispatch notes aggressive Boer operations near Bloemfontein and Mafeking, with British forces holding waterworks and defense lines. It cites sieges, reinforcements, and shortages of horses for Lord Roberts and his army, while predicting renewed heavy fighting along the Bloemfontein Pretoria corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Bloemfontein
Mafeking
Ladysamith
Bloemfon
Teln
Pretoria
Lord Ortal
The Machine Doctor Fixes an Old Washington Press
Frank Jaszkowiak visited Linton to repair a 1492 Washington hand press altered years ago from a six to seven column model. The fix involved adding scallops and sending the 300-pound flubdub to Billsport. Since the return the fourth page prints sufficiently, proving the stubborn press can yield usable work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jaszkowiak
Linton
Washington
Winona
Frank
Billsport
ORGAN AND PIANO TUNING BY G C MCNEIL IN LINTON
Prof G C McNeil of Bismarck, expert organ and piano tuner, visits Linton for a few days to tune instruments at Mr Patterson’s premises. He offers professional service and contact for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. McNeil
Bismarck
Jeaye
Iowa immigration boosts North Dakota farming settles
North Dakota readers learn that Iowa is becoming a key source of settlers for Emmons County with many Hawkeye farmers moving in this year. The piece notes immigrants are practical farmers with means to establish farms, and highlights English-speaking newcomers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Union
North Dakota
Emmons County
Harrison Street Named After President Carter Harrison
A Fargo Forum note and Chicago mayor Carter Harris on confirm Harrison Street’s naming in early street sequence after presidents. The Record questions the claim and suggests a verified answer from the mayor’s office. Also discussed is Northern Pacific hay land leases and ethical concerns over wasting hay versus feeding hungry people and implications for rail freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo Forum
Harrison Street
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Carter H. Harrison
Washington
Madison
Monroe
Adams
Jackson
Tyler
Congress
Harrison
van Buren
Fillmore
The Scottish Cherokees and John Bright’s Daughter
A Scottish Cherokee analysis describes Cherokees as Scotch in traits and appearance with Highland frames and creole skins. Many are almost white, few pure-bloods. The piece links post Culloden settlers to Cherokee lands. Also noted is Mrs. Fisher Unwin, Cobden’s daughter, asserting wartime wisdom of Bright, Cobden, and Gladstone could have prevented the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culloden
Prince Charlie
John Bright
Mr. Bright
Exeter Hall
Fisher Unwin
Richard Cobden
Mr. Gladstone
Local notices fragment hints at services and invitees
Fragment mentions wa n oe reka and Pau county power, inviting to give wa ABRKHURST. Meal service at all hours noted, unclear location and purpose due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oereka
Houra
Pau
Aly
Wa Abrkhurst
Emmons county notes crowded with filings and visits
Linton area observers report nineteen land filings in a week with thirty three in April and a rise since January William McTaggart Westfield guests Mrs Barty remains steady postmaster Sechott visits from Hull and Hamp ton neighborhood residents roundup includes G C McNeil Peters W W Putnam and many others with wedding news and local moves amid seeding progress and county events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sechott
Hull
Linton
Barty
J.J. Wolf
Hampton
Wm. McTaggart
Westfield
Dr. Muench
Ben Haggard
Emmonsburg
J. O. Frederick
Williamsport
Laurence B. Seymour
Cable Brothers
Newcomers from Iowa File in Lin ton Lands
Jacob Loutzenhizer Isaac Allen and Mr H L Scott arrive in Lin ton from Iowa with families to take land in Emmons county. On Tuesday evening Scott and two sons and a son in law filed on several quarters. They bring farm machinery and intend immediate settlement. The Record notes its 1834 founding and offers sample copies to non residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
G. C. McNeil
Boise City
Idaho
Bismarck
Nick Graham
Fred Stolzenburg
Williamsport
Stolzenburg
Jimmy Allen
Isaac Allen
Dale
Henry
S. E
Jacob Gerrod
Exeter
Emmons County
Russia
E. A. Keebler
W. T
N. E.1
Casey
Mrs. Ryckman
Jacob Loutzenhizer
Linton
L. Scott
Iowa
Milwaukee Railway
Eureka
Mark A
Frank H
Inlaw
O. W. Adsit
Adsit
S. W
Frank Scott
N. W
Mark Scott
N. E
S. L. Scott
Emmons
Record
Pioneer Journal
New
Northwest
D. R. Streeter
County Judge Announces Monthly Court Access Schedule
The county judge C. Rowerpink states he will attend to official business at the county seat on the first and third Mondays of each month. This public notice outlines his planned office hours and accessibility for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rowerpink
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Were Bros
ST. Groix Lumber Company
J E. Horton
E. A. Crain
Bank OF Linton
Nordae
E. E. Morris
Pioneer Journal of the County
Boston
Fargo Argus
Johnson
Argus
Drweeyy
McKinley
Bryan
Parkhurst
Clarence McLain
Judge Southwick
Charles Lindsay
Frank Gallin
Braddock
Peter Leonard
Kopjes
Glanavon
Jesse L. Payne
Ashgrove
R. W. Thompson
John Bartu
Railway Company
Gus. Daffinrud
Glencoe
John Barty
O. W. Dykema
Peter W
Peter
Linton School
Stella Smith
Acher
W. W. Putnam
Sheriff Rooks
James Baker
Potter
Elizabeth Richards
Township
Thomas Ryckma
Pauline Seymour
T County
0. W. Dykema
Westfield Church
Sylvester Hurst
Burr Oak
Henning Hasselstrom
Misses Petrie
Winchester
Sweden
Henning
Gelleborgs
Josh’ Tuttle
Tuttle
Ninian Young
Potter Place
Aart van de Vorste
Wishek
Mr. van de Vorste
Bart
Jaszkowiak
Mrs. Putnam
Wisconsin
Mr. Putnam
Fargo
Mero Lown Perks
THE
Pioneer Paper
W. E. Petrie
W. H. Johnson
Nordak
F. H. Cotton & CO
Braddock, Nordak
Bugay Weis
HOTEL
Dewey Avenue
Linton, Nov
Dak
J. A. Corbin
NEW Drug Store
J. F. Snyder
N. D
Vata
A.L. Geil & GO
Cannes
J. C. Brown
J. W. Wescott
Ting
I.E. Shepard
Feed & Sale Stable
Nor. Dak
Stoak
Pioneer Drug Store
John P. Hoagland
Iumber
Sixth Streets
Bismarck, N. D
Braddock, Nor. Dak
T. P. Lee
Stickney
North Side R
Steele
Henry May
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