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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1911

Page

3

In Town and Out at Turners and Hazelton Visit

Anton Naaden came up from Winona last Saturday while Dr Muench and John McCrory were in Hazelton Monday. Bert Van de Vorste and Annie Ida Dykema wed in Linton. Arbor Day proclaimed by Governor Burke for tomorrow. The Record notes local events from Emmons county including weddings, skating season close, leases, naturalizations, and community notices.

Anton Naaden Winona Dr. Muench John McCrory Hazelton Axel Skatvold Strasburg McIntosh S. C Burke Thel Sherrys Opera House Squire A. M. Weller Hartford Pacific Coast Turner Admisson Bert van de Vorste Annie Ida Dykema Westfield Linton Carley Bradley & Vrooman Linton Bazar W.B. Andrus Dale Bernard Farrell Emmon County Henry Nieuwendorp Wilhelmina Noomen Hull Leo M. Carlson Braddock Mary L. Markie Arthur Wengel Barbara Wohl Earl P. Kurtz Olga M. Perras Christian Bettger Anna M. Geil

GAYTON GOSSIP REPORTS LOCAL MOVEMENTS

Neil Mitchell attended Hazelton on Friday. George Laverly visited his wife in Bismarck on Saturday. Mr Erickson and family visited the Weaver home Sunday. Peterson, Baker and Mickel were at Hazelton Thursday. Art Chamley and Percy Chamley with Fred Lerner left for McIntosh on Saturday. Miss Mamie Chamley and her brother Cam Chamley visited at the Jarvis home.

George Saverly Bismarck Minnie Horstmeyer Hazelton Wright Phillips Hall Seribendo George Laverly Mr. Erickson Weaver Home Messrs. Peterson, Baker and Mickel Art Percy Chamley Fred Lerner McIntosh Mamie Chamley Brother Cam the Jarvis

Hull Happenings In City Gossip And Farm Misadventures

Hull correspondent reports Henry Nieuwendorp and B G Noomen married at Hull. In a playful scene the wedding bands mercilessly stopped the musicians. An old Hague driver, Schrankel, survived a severe wagon accident near Herreid with injuries including a torn ear and paralyzed arm. Aren Hollaar’s wild multihorse ride ends safely after near misses with dogs and fences. Ruralite.

Henry Nieuwendorp B. G. Noomen Hull Henry Schrankel Peter Holm Hague Herreid South Dakota Aren Hollaar Mr. H Roscoe- Linton

Changed Ownerships and Property Deeds Listing

Receiver certificates and patents transfer in the United States to individuals including Jason Justin Wood Frank E Devan Frank L Butler and John D Umber. Quit claim deeds include James M Austin to Cora Junge and Imma Cursave to Cora Junge. Milwaukee Land Co to St Marys Church Hague and several warranty deeds with parcel details and monetary amounts reported.

United States Jason Justin Wood Frank E. Devan Frank L. Butler John D. Umber James M.austin Cora E. Junge Town of Braddock Cora FE. Junge Milwaukee Land Company St. Mary's Church Hague Albert B. Peterson Alice Nelson Secrof M. R. Farrell A. B. Peterson Kintyre Frank A. Kuehn Jos. Goldade

Property transfers listed in township section

Transfers record sales of four parcels including Albert Nelson to Wesley Nelson in NW quarter of 28 and NW quarter of 28 south. deed valued at 4000 dollars. W J Schuette to Reliance Elevator Company for NE and NW quarters of 31 182 77 about 7000 dollars. Multiple entries reference township parcels and monetary amounts.

Albert Nelson Wesley Nelson W. J. Schuette Reliance Elevator Company

The Balzac Revision Forge: A Portrait of Labor

Frederick Taber Cooper recounts Theophile Gautier on Balzac s intense revision method. Balzac drafted rapid outlines then read proofs to guide additions, corrections, and amplifications. He cluttered margins with crosses and marks, sometimes erasing days of work in a single stroke, a heroic, fevered process.

Balzac Frederick Taber Cooper Theophile Gautier Talzac

Galvanized hatrack peddler faces grouchy buyer

A nervy peddler hawks hatracks and odd gadgets to a suburbanite in a tense street scene. The agent warns of dangers and extols a grand product as a bulldog breaks loose, all reported in a brisk Chicago News style with sharp, almost cartoonish dialogue.

Chicago News

Apelles and Zeuxis the two famed ancient painters

The passage recalls Apelles of Cal­ch­on and Zeuxis as Greece’s two celebrated painters. It notes Apelles as a contemporary of Alexander the Great, recounts a tale of a horse neighing at a kingly critique, and praises his art as nearly natural. Zeuxis is described as a close second, with a story of cherries so lifelike birds pecked at them.

Apelles Zeuxis Apellea Calophon Alexander the Great Alexander Ilis

Spectacles of the Aztecs in Ancient Warrior Tombs

A traveler recounts Aztec ruins in Mexico and describes a chief’s tomb bearing a carved head wearing spectacles. The frames were solid with a small sight hole, likely for protection against weapons rather than reading, suggesting eye protection in early warfare.

Mexico

Louise Baker Marine on the Constitution in War of 1818

An article recounts Louise Baker's service as a marine on the frigate Constitution during the War of 1818, noting she fought in three major actions and kept her gender hidden, drawing on Edgar Stanton Maclay and Miss Deborah Sampson as precedents. It also briefly mentions a grass tribute and a humorous Society item about a club talk prompt.

United States Navy Edgar Stanton Maclay Bluejacket Louise Baker Deborah Sampson Java George

Patents for Government Jobs in George II England

A London Telegraph piece notes that during George II's era a government berth could be bought for about £500 in the victualing office, with bribes and contracts making the post lucrative. MPs could also sell franking rights for around £300 a year.

England George II Mermbera London Telegraph

Thistle and Rape Battle Ruins Crops in Field

London Standard notes a long standing rivalry between two British plants the thistle and the rape. It claims that if a field is infested with perennial thistles sowing rape will annihilate them. The observation frames the plants as natural enemies in agriculture.

London Standard

Poets Admired by Women Had Personal Pursuits Revealed

A Quaker sister recounts Greenleaf’s efforts to lose admirers on the streets while Whittier laments he can never lose a her. The anecdote highlights intimate social spins around Pew poet figures and their female audience.

Pew Whittier Greenleaf

Annual Sales Pitch for Produce and Garden Goods

A promotional note inviting readers to purchase vegetables grain corn fruits flowers and related items at the 28th annual event. Emphasizes the value and necessity of the products for gardeners and households with a sales pitch tone.

Estrayed mares near Linton with reward offered

A three year old brown mare with a white forehead spot and trimmed mane and tail, weighing 1100 pounds and with a wire-cut on the left hind leg, disappeared April 18 twelve miles east of Linton. Also missing is a two-year old gray mare, about 800 pounds. Reward offered by Martin Deckter of Linton, North Dakota.

My Place Linton Martin Deckter N. D

Ferry Boat Ida Runs Weekdays Between Ft Yates and Winona

The Ida ferry operates on weekdays between Ft Yates and Winona New Jersey. Trips run at 9 am and 4 pm on Sundays at both ends. Continuous service is indicated by regular weekday crossings.

Ft. Yates Winona

Notice to Creditors in Leah Carmichael Estate

Thos Jones administrator with will annexed of Leah Carmichael late of Linton Emmons county North Dakota deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against said deceased exhibit them with proof within four months after the first publication of this notice at his office in the village of Linton Emmons county. First published April 27 A.D. WL

Leah Carmicheal Bureby Thos Jones Anuered Linton Emmons North Dakota Ward Emmons A.D. Wit

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