Emmons County Record Linton
The Record is entered at the Linton North Dakota postoffice as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
4
The Record is entered at the Linton North Dakota postoffice as second class matter.
The column argues Wilson did not keep the United States out of the European war and critiques his administration's decisions on Mexico and neutrality. It likens the U.S. role to a cook handling hungry Europeans, cites Bryan and diplomacy, and notes Canadian border patrols and domestic unrest as broader wartime tensions.
The private hospital offers selective medical surgical and obstetrical care plus eye ear nose and throat services. Glasses fitted. Dr W C Wolverton is resident surgeon with office in the New Post Office Building.
Adam Warner of Linton North Dakota filed notice of intention to prove up a five year homestead claim for parcels in section 2 township 132 north range 79 west fifth principal meridian. The hearing will be before Charles J. Carles a district judge in North Dakota on December 1916. Witnesses include John J. Rensehler Theodore Burkhardt Edward Renschler and IEK Byrne all of Linton North Dakota.
Maine School District No 17 invites sealed bids to build two 20 by 24 foot frame schoolhouses with a 6 by 10 foot coal shed and cloak room. Bids to be opened 2 pm Wednesday September 15 1916. Include certified check and bond. board may reject any bid. plans available at county superintendent and clerk’s home.
The Emmons County commissioners meet August 1 1916 at Linton with all members present. Hazelton is incorporated by 43 votes for and 28 against. Petitions for several roads are granted or rejected and county finances set for 1916 1917 with a $71 700 levy plus road and poll taxes. Notices include land sale and public notices plus bids for eight bridges to be built with steel I beam and truss designs.
Bakker School District No. 10 seeks sealed bids by 2 pm August 18 1916 for a 16 by 26 frame school house with 10 foot studding and 12 foot ceiling at the southeast corner of section 17 township 130 north range 75 west. Bids to Hull North Dakota addressed to the clerk with a $100 certified check.
Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota dated July 6 1916 states Gottilob Greng of Hartford North Dakota filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish his homestead claim for Section 8 Township 133 North Range 78 West sixth principal meridian before Clerk BE. DL. Fogle at Linton North Dakota on August 19 1916. Witnesses Miner Jarvis Paul Mousehund John J Rensehler Thomas McCrory all of North Dakota. Register Byrne signed.
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