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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
4
Emmons County North Dakota auditor John Snyder gives public notice of a 1915 tax delinquent land sale. Lands will be sold at the county auditor's office in Linton on December 12, 1916 at 10 a.m. to the highest bidder.
The State of North Dakota files a district court action in Emmons County to quiet title to rural land described as the west half of the northeast quarter and other fractions in section 17, township 130 to determine ownership. The defendants, listed heirs and unknown claimants, must answer within 30 days or face default judgment.
The 900 pound bell arrived and will be installed early this week for Thanksgiving Day services at 2 30 p m at the Reformed church in Westfield. plasterers work on John Dyk residence described as rural tower like structure with 32 by 28 feet foundation and bright third floor nursery and playroom lighting. A group including Martin Dalman Wm Dykema and Joseph Van der Vorste took a swift business trip to Linton and back with overnight guests. Saint Anthony parish in Linton lists high mass on the first and third Sundays at 10 A M and vespers at 2 P M with weekday mass at 8 A M.
In Town and Out reports Sheriff McGee on official business and visitors from Winona and Bismarck. Excitement in Winona over contested house possession. Williamsport district voters select a new school site. Mrs Parks gravely ill in Winona. Ira Mandigo and Hester Mahin marry near Tappen with plans to start housekeeping in spring.
Montaville Flowers spoke in Wahpeton on color guard and picket line under a lecture bureau, urging vigilance on public issues. The piece critiques national indifference to morality in policy and laments the shift from heroic-to-dollar values in American life.
Short ad notes steady boarders at Linton lunch counter offering meals and rooms. Inquiries directed to Schenkenberger and Shier Adv.
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