In Town and Out from the Record August 17 1888
Local notes from Emmons county cover social visits illnesses and gatherings. Mrs Waldroff visits Bis marck. Thurber brothers head for eastern Dakota bonanza fields. Judge Dougherty returns from Bismarck. Mr and Mrs Bumstead visit Williamsport. currants from coulees thrive in Williamsport area. a county convention endorses Harrison Morton ticket and Blaine. plans for a second annual county fair and transfer of exhibits to Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Dougherty
Heath
Bismarck
Bumstead
Williamsport
Garry
Dudley Walker
Armstrong Post Office
Thurtle
Mr. Parkin
Cannonball Ranch
Chaska Parkin
Dakota
Willie Boutillier
Watertown
Wade
Herrick
Linton Businessmen Plan Emmons County Fair
County meeting in Linton drew about twenty business men to organize the second annual Emmons county fair. A follow up gathering is set for Tuesday night during the commissioners meeting, with invitations to farmers, merchants, and county towns to participate. Circles will be posted statewide to enlist support from all Emmons county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Linton
Emmons
School Board of
Winchester
F. O. B. Linton
Thomas Jones
For Sale: Four Acre Plot Near Linton Depot
J. W. Britts of Linton North Dakota offers his four acre parcel west of the depot for sale at a reasonable price. The property may be sold as a whole or divided into two halves. Improvements include a new five room house, reliable water and cistern, and a large grove of trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
J. W. Britts
N. D
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Bismarck
Nathan
Sheffield
North Dakota
Fifth Principal Meridian
Charles 8. Carley
W William Hamilton
Hartford
N.D
Charles Riggleman
Elwood Morford
Oee- de Newton
Emma A. Burge
Francis M. Burge
First Bank of Linton
the Register of Deeds
Emmons
D. J. Pleuss
Register of Deeds
Emmons County
North Halota
Marinas
BE. A. Crain
Mages
Trans Court-House
Desert &Nd
P. M
Angexnond &Camenos
Nermers
Farming questions answered by North Dakota experts
Miss Minna A Stoner explains baking soda must pair with an acid to leaven doughs and batters producing carbon dioxide and porous texture. R Dolve compares engine sizes for feed grinding and pumping, recommending a six horsepower engine and separate units. Critchfield outlines stallion licensing to prevent misrepresentation and protect buyers, with three license classes. Porter advises inoculating alfalfa seeds on most North Dakota soils for quick, solid stands. Dynes names general purpose poultry breeds Plymouth Rock Wyandotte Rhode Island Reds Orpington as best suited for typical farms, with White Leghorns in special cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
Minna A. Stoner
Clean Home Economics Department
North Dakota
O. W. Dynes
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Rhode Island
Orpington
Hog Chute on Wheels Moveable Feeder Sketch
W E Page of Fillmore county Nebraska explains in the Nebraska Farm Journal a Hog Chute on Wheels. The design uses gas pipe through the lower end and a press drill wheel on each post to move the chute easily. Cultivator wheels or similar hardware may be substituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Page
Fillmore County
Nebraska
Nebraska Farm Journal
Local notes and births from Reecord correspondence
Ed. Chilson returns from Plaza North Dakota. Birth announcements include a son to Karl Becker and a daughter to Henry Wagner on August 7. Verna Stedman visits from Water Town. J Turner shows attract crowds. ivy poisoning treatment for J Bieber in Bismarck. Various visits, medical treatments and home moves noted. Mothers' Club meetings set for August 14 and 21 with topics on child activities and worker treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Chilson
Plaza
N. D
Karl Becker
Mabel Morton
F. W. Orthmeyer
S. Orn
Henry Wagner
Verna Stedman
Watertown
S. D
Turner
J. Bieber
Bismarck
Jennie Schenkenberger
Linton
Fred Snyder
Gilbert Carrier
Caneysville
Oscar Larvick
Beidelspacher
J. R. Davis
Bertha Dewey
Bertha
Hogue
Gottloib Schatz
Lydia
Ramstead
Mothers’ Club
T. B. Meinhover
Dave Calhoun
Plow of Much Importance in Dickinson Sub-Station Notes
North Dakota supervisor L R Waldron explains the plow's ancient role and modern improvements. He outlines how soil moisture, texture, and depth affect tillage, emphasizing shallow plowing is common and costly to deepen, with disking used to form mulch when soil is too dry to plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Waldron
Dickinson Sub
North Dakota
Taken Up Bay Gelding With White Stripe Identified
A bay gelding about six years old, small white facial stripe, front shoes, weighs roughly 1100 pounds. Found as a stray or taken in and awaiting further disposition. Local authorities request any owner information or proof of ownership.
Governing Principles of Rotation in North Dakota Farms
L R Waldron Dickinson N D outlines that dry land farming must integrate livestock and moisture conserving crop rotations. He favors corn as a basal intertilled crop when moisture allows, else clean summer fallow, and stresses humus retention via barnyard manure green manures or pasture. Legumes like alfalfa may enrich soil, while rotation helps curb disease in small grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Waldron
Dickinson
N. D
North Dakota
Bolley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown’s Grove
Miss Connor
Thurber Boys
John McCrory
Ed. Wescott
Winona
Jack
Harrison and Morton
Coulees
Dan Long
John Boutillier
Missouri
J. G. Pitts
Stanley de Quetteville
Times
Record
John Kurtz
Kurtz
Donjon
John Dickson
Frank Smith
Dickson
Ford
Detroit
H. H Hanson
North Dakotfa
Ben Haggard, Prop
Ady
North Dakota Agricultural College
B. H. Critchfield
Stallion Registration Board
W. ER. Porter
Temvik, North Dakota
Temvik
Ed. Beidelspacher
Eureka
S. C
Jamestown
General Merchandise
Gottlieb Schatz
Annudai
Martin Ohlhauser
R. C. Burlingame
Nordak
Court House
Henry H. Hanson
South Prairie
County of
Waccn Asses Cosessee
Daniel Bechtle
Renee
Henry Jangula
Co. PF. Bosch
District Selisal Board
Busoh
Emmonsburg
A. D
Ames King
W.B. Tusele
Martin
Nor
Geo. C. Brooks
James Green
Maine
Charles B. Carley
Fmmons
Comey
John E Snyder
Board of Santo Commis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!