In Town and Out: Emmons County News Notes Aug. 1888
Miss Jennie Smalley and Mrs. D R Streeter visit Bismarck while Connor brings goods. Wheat at Duluth 95¢. harvests begin on Williamsport plateau. frost seen in Emmons county but mild effects. Local crowds attend a Ladies Social Union party with music and poems. a beam of historical notes from 1885 is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couch
Bismarck
Duluth
Williamsport
Gayton
Emmons County
Gayton and Yeater
Merchant Connor
J. L. Boutillier
Thomas Bottomley
L. A. Couch
Eugene Waldroff
J. F. Ludvigsen
Billy Baxter
Tom Kelly
James River Valley
Billy
Groton
Brown County
Northern Pacific Railway
Valley City
Ladies’ Social Union
Connor
Miss Smalley
Will Campbell
Della Thurber
John I. Roop
D. H. Yeater
Howard Packer
W. M. Derr
Stephen Hawks
Recora's Society
Worst
Ella Yeater
Ohio
Ellendale
Buchanan
Pollock Picks Up News and Tragic Accident Report
Gerrit Brummell trips to Herreid with local notes. A newborn girl arrives to Roy and Mrs Bales on August 13. A boy, nephew of Mrs Heimbach, dies in a farm accident after being dragged by a horse. Local residents and visitors including John Tuntland family and Burnstad Wilcox are noted. F B Streeter advertises vulcanizers and collapsible water-pails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Brummell
Herreid
Roy Bales
John Tuntland
Walter
Sheilds
N. D
Joe Wallinger
Pollock
Mr. Wallinger
Chris Burnstad
Burnstad
W. W. Wilcox
Linton
S Auto
John Heimbach
An Old Indian Fighter McIntosh Republican Spoke on Gettysburg Reunion
John McCrory of Emmons county discussed Civil War service with McIntosh Republican at the Wade ranch. He recalled marching to the mouth of Apple Creek on July 10 1863 to drive Indians from the Missouri River, and noted guard duty at the Mankato hanging and Banks Red River campaign. He also mentioned Mobile and a Red River campaign, and cited Mr Kurtz of Hazelton as an early local wheat pioneer now in Emmons county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
John McCrory
Emmons County
Wade Ranch
Gettysburg
Sibley
Bismarck
Apple Creek
Big Stone Lake
Missouri River
Sibly Island
Jack
Mankato
Gen. Banks
Red River
Mobile
Rebs
Acre
Kurtz
Hazelton
Immons County
Mr. Kurtz
Protagonist Eyes Bank of Hazelton in Emmons County
A resident discusses purchasing options and shows interest in the Bank of Hazelton, described as among the most prosperous banks in Emmons county, part of ongoing financial ventures and local economic activity.
Auction Notice For Farm Stock And Equipment
R L Coppersmith announces a public auction at his farm one mile north and one and a half miles east of Pollock on Wednesday September 10. The sale includes all horses cattle and farm machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
R. L. Coppersmith
Calves Found Near Omio North Dakota
Two young calves left at Clemens Rohrichs Omio premises described as one red steer with a broken hind leg about three months old and a white star forehead steer calf about four months old. Owner must prove ownership call, pay charges, and claim the calves, which are being fed due to milk needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omio
Clemens Rohrich
N. D
Machinery sale highlights local stock closeout
I will sell at cost price a selection of machinery and farm implements including gasoline engines one and a half horsepower U S cream separators wagons mowing machines rakes plows drills cultivators. I will focus more on groceries and keep a fresh stock. Signed J J Huse Winona North Dakota. Call on Charles B Carley county judge for final proofs and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Charles B. Carley
Selecting the Best Individual Horses for Farmers
The third annual report of the North Dakota Stallion Registration Board argues farmers should buy the best individual horse rather than rely on breed pedigrees. It stresses local needs, community preferences, and personal liking, noting that no single breed is universally best. In draft horse production, high quality grade fillies and colts from top individuals bring steady prices across breeds, making the best individuals the cheapest long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
North Dakota Stallion Registration Board
Forcing Vegetable Growth With Nitrate of Soda
Application of nitrate of soda between crop rows boosts yield, especially before rain in dry seasons, as fertilizer quickly becomes available to plants. Hogs require cool, fresh drinking water in warm days, mirroring human needs for hydration.
Notice of Homestead Final Five-Year Proof Filed
Notice is given that Nathan B Sheffield of Hartford North Dakota filed intent to make final five year proof to establish claim to Homestead Entry No 80411 for NEM of NW WI and NW of SEM of Section 2 Township 78 West in the Fifth Principal Meridian. Hearing before Charles H. Carley at Linton North Dakota on September 14. Witnesses named: William Hamilton of Hartford Bartleman of Elwerford Newton Rowton B. Stephens, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Bismarck
Nathan 8
Sheffield
Hartford
North Dakota
North
Charles H. Carley
Linton
William Hamilton
N. v
Barl Leman
Elwerford
Ewton Rowton B
N. Steveng
Hegister
Gregor Gregerson
Moses J. Wilson
Register of Deeds
Emmons
N.E
N.W
N. E
N. W
One Hundred Twenty-Nine
Ronge Paves
Roman
Duotu
U. S. Land Office
N. D
James Green
Maine
Fifth Principal Meridian
Charles B. Curley
Witneesr
Halver Helgerson
Marie
Roy P. Towne
Kintyre
Thomas H.G
Mari
Michael Goldache
Marie, N
R. N. Stevens
Temvik News Highlights and Local Notices
Correspondence from Temvik covers local visits illnesses and travel. Postmaster civil service examination set for September 27 in Linton and local club meeting on August 28 with sewing and cooking hints. Q and A column discusses wheat variety suitability in North Dakota and common hereditary stallion diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club of
Temvik
J. B. Davis
Reinhold Tempel
Marion
S. C
Philip
See Host 116 G& 4000 48,071 H- 88,008 41 3110,708 99
The fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable facts. The line appears as a numeric string with potential codes or measurements but lacks clear events, entities, or context to form a coherent news item. No person, organization, place, date, or outcome is discernible for a proper summary.
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Jennie Smalley
D. R. Streeter
D. R. Rupert
M. Gary
Suveyor Allen
Beaver Creek
Messrs
Dugald Campbell
Goose Lake
Mr. Scott
Mr. Campbell
James Pollock
Otto Nelson
F. B. Streeter
Meyer
Chris. Wolfer
Bank of
J. J. Huse
Winona
Temvik, North Dakota
Matt. Reich,Jr
Montieth
Lydia Schatz
Menno
S. D
Milton Huck and
Little Son
Roscoe
Jennie Schenkenberger
Petrie’s
Mamie Chamley
L. H. Koon
Sterling
W. R. Porter
Red River Valley
Fife
Devil's Lake
Boundary Line
O. W. Dynes
H. Critchfield
Stalliore Registration Board
Martin
Cathoyse
Temvik, Nor
John Ofien
John Cole
Mary Ofien
Mary Cole
John
Braddock
Enns County
MARY _OFLEN
PF. Medstern
Administratrix
N. DD
German-American State Bank
Wn. Resources
Revel J. Oratu
Reuel J. Crain
FE. T. Atha
KR. Streeter
First National Bank of
National Bank
Renee Subet
Walt
Wishiera
State of
F. J. Pletz
F. J. Pietz
Youlander
Security State Bank
AU Strasburg
J. C. Henn
J. J. Henn
Jakob Fischer
N. B
Damian
Joan J. Haumoritner
First Bank of
Resources
Putin
North Lakota
Rayney
Paul
Hague State Bank
Hague
Tess
Hom
Zenk
RM. Volk
Notary Public
Riis
RaLvouky
Tempelton State Bank
Uugezi
Lyi Nornoys
North Dakoweee
Bakker
Wis
School of Cots
Cecboss Dhestocvach Scccda
Inciden Enpenens Sssks Wbeseds
Presiden
Anthony. Compaan
McCulley
County of
Treasury
Italy
Total
Manne Fund
Fred Snyder
Chas
DE Wirt
Warsacta
A. D
Jnner
UBAS
DE Micro
Commissioner of Agriculture and
W. C. Gilbrerts
Agriculture and Laker
R. C. Burlingame
Nordak
ER. M. Larvice
General Merchandise
Gottlieb Schatz
THE
Cash Store
Chris. Albrecht
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