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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1899
Page
1
Joseph Hare of Bismarck N D says he lost all stock in the big August fire but plans to reopen soon with first class hardware and related goods. He urges readers to watch for his public announcement.
Seed corn for sale raised in 1897 with warranty to grow. Seller F D Smits of Glencoe North Dakota. Also items: lost leather halter between Mr Rush’s house and post office in Williamsport. For sale barbed wire two dollars per hundred pounds and other small ads from Frank Lontz enhancer Dale North Dakota. Black horse, nine years old about 900 pounds with possible hidden brand under long hair and white forehead spot. owner must pay charges and take the animal away.
Notice to parties with permits for hay on northern Pacific lands during 1899 season. Send details to Bank of Braddock. If land is sold before hay cut, lease money will be refunded. Bank of Braddock issues terms and contact points for notices and payments.
In Emmons county the Fighting Fourteenth earns attention as North Dakota volunteers serve in the Philippines. Four local men Yeater Boutillier Chesley and Kelley enlisted in Company L of the Fourteenth at Fort Yates. none yet listed as killed or wounded. The Pioneer notes a county-seat press shift from Republican to Streeter at Bradock while Soo line steel rails delay new construction. Edwd Braddock leads the penitentiary board. sugar beet seed is offered free by the Agricultural College for trials. The county’s papers reflect local politics and elections with Hank Palmer’s popularity contest.
An old advertisement for Winslow’s Soothing Syrup promotes it as a fifty year trusted mother’s remedy for teething and wind colic. It claims the syrup calms the child, eases wind, and dries tears, priced at twenty cents a bottle and guaranteed to bring relief.
The undersigned will be at the county seat on the first and third Mondays of each month to attend to any business per order of County Judge ROWERDINE.
The undersigned opens a blacksmith shop at Braddock offering horse shoeing wagon repair and farm implement work. A good stock of nails and lumber for sale is available. U. S. Hubbell.
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