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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
4
Auditor G H Naramore and Clerk J G Pitts certify the detailed county receipts and disbursements for the year ending June 30 1909. The report lists funds deposits in various banks, time certificates, assets and liabilities, uncollected taxes, warrants, and valuations with signatures and notary seal.
Sealed bids to build a schoolhouse in Glanavon School District No. 4 Emmons County North Dakota will be opened at Schoolhouse No. 5 at 2 p m on Saturday September 4 1909. Bids marked Bids for Building Schoolhouse addressed to John Biddlecomb Clerk must be filed. The lowest bidder wins with a double bond and faithful performance. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Dated July 28 1909.
County judge Charles B. Carley is called to oversee final proofs and filings. The notice requests prompt action from involved parties to complete the process.
Teachers and prospective teachers planning to teach in Emmons county in the fall without live certificates are notified that the next regular examination for certificate applications will be held at the Linton high school on August 27 and 28. A primary certificate examination will also be held, with only one such exam per year. primary certificates are not valid in rural schools.
State of North Dakota and Emmons County notify heirs and respondents in the estate of Anton Wald that Paul Wald, petitioner, has filed in county court a petition for appointment of administrator. Respondents include Agnesia Deibert Mariana Deibert Anton Wald Joseph Wald Barbara Wald Eva Wald and Adelhert Wald with Hon. Charles B. Carley presiding.
A petition seeks letters of administration on the estate of Anton Wald, deceased, to Andreas Schatz. The county court at Linton Emmons North Dakota orders the hearing for September 11, 1909 at 10:00 am and directs publication of citation in Emmons County Record. The court seal and Judge Charles J. Carley sign.
In Emmons County North Dakota Reinhold Mulske sues G Craig in district court sixth judicial district. Defen dant must answer the complaint served to his address within thirty days after service. Failure to respond may lead to default judgment for the relief sought. Lynn Coventry attorneys for plaintiff at Linton North Dakota dated July 27 1409.
Department of the Interior announces that William L McCormack of Linton North Dakota filed intent to make final five year proof to land described in Homestead Entry No 27496. He will appear before Charles B Carley at Linton on September 7 1909 with witnesses Edward White Charles Lips Carl F Roman and William Johnson.
The piece recounts the earliest trotting races at the De Lancey Arms on Bowery Lane, near Fourth Avenue and Eighteenth Street, noting Jamaica Turnpike’s role before the New York Trotting Club track opened in 1826. It also mentions a London dinner anecdote about jump short pie, a snow festival in New England, and a quip about seamanship and social progress with the Willers family.
The Buffalo Express quotes a reader debate on employee reliability. The exchange contrasts arriving late with staying late, arguing that true solidity means early arrival and late departure. The snippet highlights workplace perceptions and punctuality.
A North Dakota and South Dakota sequence details the organization of Tempelton State Bank Larvik post office with 10,000 capital, 1909 birth date July 3 and July 8 notaries, plus guardianship notice for minor heirs and a private land sale offering one tenth interest in Emmons County lands to bidders after August 25 1909.
Alfred Blaisdell, Secretary of State, certifies Tempe lton State Blank (Larvik Postoffice) as a body politic and corporate to commence banking, sue and be sued, own property, contract, and enjoy state bank rights for 25 years under North Dakota law. Recorded in Bismarck on July 21, 1909, with applicable restrictions.
Ice for sale in large and small quantities with an ice wagon now running. Call phone number 19-2 to place orders.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Emmons County Board of Commissioners for a steel bridge across the south fork of Long Lake creek between Sections 8 and 17 in Township 155 Range 75. The 30 foot steel span will be a two panel low truss with a 6 foot high clear roadway, concrete backing, steel piles, wings, railing, and foundation details as specified. Proposals due by 1 p m August 25 1909.
Public bid notice for a bridge project labeled Proposal Bridge. Includes specifications like steel angle sizes 2 by 2 inches, 11 inch pine or fir, wheel-guard 4 by 4 by 6 inches. Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Linton No 1 July 20 W JG.
A notice cites an order dated July 6 1909 in Emmons County North Dakota appointing Henry Nieuwendorp guardian of minors Henry Nieuwendorp and Adamj seeking sale of undivided half interest in real estate described as lots in Portland township Emmons County with bids to be written and presented to the county judge by August 1909 with sale subject to court confirmation.
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