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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
2
Deputy Treasurer Armstrong begins a tax collecting tour while local notes recount social visits weather and farming plans. Reports mention sherber party illness, cross river travel, Alpine marriage speculation, and Morgan's mistaken wagon ride on a prairie detour.
Notice is given that a chattel mortgage from W T Brooks to Linton Basar will be foreclosed by sale of described personal property to satisfy notes due October and November 1015. The property includes several mares and geldings with names, ages, and markings. Sale at the front door of the Court House in Linton North Dakota at 2 p m on December 2, 1913.
W T Brooks mortgagor to Jakob Kidoger and assigned to Linton Bazar. mortgage dated December 5 1911 to be foreclosed by sale of personal property to satisfy note of 36120 plus costs. property includes Dollie the mare Hell the stallion colt and other stock. sale at front door at 2 o'clock p.m. Saturday December Mh day 1915. dated December 10 1915 by Sheriff Wallace Eyes acting as Assignee’s Agent. Coventry Attorney for Mortgagor Linton North Dakota.
Seven room house in Temvik offered for cash sale or will trade for farm machinery. Includes two lots a well and a good barn. Terms and prices from Jacob Graf Temvik N D.
Sheriff Wallace Kyes offered a sheep for sale to Dr. Hogue but they could not agree on price. The animal was brought to town and butchered before Kyes and M. Coon could reclaim it. A dispute ensued over ownership, ending with the seller delivering the dressed sheep to the purchaser. The doctor then watched the meat pass to the new owner.
The Record explains it will send statements to subscribers one year or more behind on accounts. Fall is chosen for reminders to avoid annoyance and only for those able to meet obligations. Most subscribers want to be reminded to prevent long-standing debts, though a few may become incensed.
Mortgage executed by George A Wettis and Minnie M Petts to Linton Bazar dated February 24 1912 recorded April 22 1912 in Book 30 of Mortgages page 27 Emmons County Register of Deeds will be foreclosed by non sale of the property due to default and action now pending in North Dakota.
W T Birkbeck of Linton spent Monday in Temvik. New office and lumber shed planned for Temvik Lumber Yard. Miss Christina Pudwill returns from Herreid. Prospects for two new houses this spring. Dutch dance well attended at Larvich Hall with supper at the hotel. German Reformed Church plans a spring church building. Masquerade hall at Larvich’s Hall January first with music. Philip Pfeiffer recovered after surgery at Bismarck Hospital. Mr L H Harwood returns with ill wife from Bismarck hospital. George H Miller dies of paralysis near Temvik. funeral at Hazelton. Sympathy extended to family. Mabel Morton named postmaster designate pending change date.
Chas Coventhy attorney for mortgagee based in Linton North Dakota files notice related to a security interest or foreclosure action and directs further proceedings from that office.
Notice from the U S Land Office Bismarck N D dates November 12 1913 claims selection under the act of July 1 1804 by Northern Pacific Mailway Company St Paul Minn for Lot 2 Section 2 Township 131 North Range 76 West Fifth Principal Meridian containing 40.18 acres. Objects or adverse claims to disposal must file affidavits of protest by December 1 1913 per Register Rt N Stevens.
John Johnson of Saint Elmo Illinois suffered five years of catarrh so severe his life seemed in danger. After trying many treatments he found relief with Peruna, calling it the best medicine on earth. He invites readers to verify his story by writing him and to request the Peruna company’s free almanac and literature.
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