Linton Publisher Seeks Printer Amid South Africa Tensions
The Bottineau Courant needs a swift accurate printer who will refrain from tobacco and alcohol while The Record notes a possible visit by Commandant Liebenberg to address Emmons county residents on South Africa troubles. The piece also discusses a shady Orange City land case and a blackmailing attorney in a separate tale.
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Bottineau Courant
the Courant
Orange City
Iowa
District Land Office
General Land Office
Washington
Oil inspection reform hinted by legislature
The article notes no immediate remedy to compel better oil supply but warns lawmakers to consider oil inspection legislation if inaction lingers a year. It also offers simple air purification methods for bedrooms using heated iron, vinegar, and camphor to remove odors.
Emmons County Farmers See Stronger Markets and Rail Access
The article notes a shift from hardship to improved prices for beef, sheep, wool, and wheat, with livestock demand rising as the number of animals shrinks. Rail branches now shorten market travel, and land prices have more than doubled due to rising demand, prompting optimism for the new year.
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Emmons
Emmons County
Cavalier Chronicle on Fargo Forum's Great Northern shift
Ex congressman Thomas Reed praises Dutch defenders at a New York banquet. Minnesota oil inspector pins blame on Standard Oil for low grade sulfurous kerosene from Indiana and Ohio. He argues the oil causes lamp smoke and wicks choking, worse than Pennsylvania oil.
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Oces
Cavalier Chronicle
Fargo Forum
Great Northern Railway
Maje
Minnesota
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Ohio
Northwest
Valley City Times- Record
Pennsylvania
North Dakota Land Boom Drives Regional Prosperity Outlook
Hackney Boynton land holdings report 300000 acres sold in six months with strong outlook for more. Real estate figures from W H Brown and North Dakota visitors stir settlers’ movement and show land fever across Emmons and Morton counties. Linton grows, new court house praised, railways expanding as Northern Pacific surveys progress.
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Hackney
Hackney- Boynton Land Company
North Dakota
Northwest
W. H. Brown
Devyls Lake
Morton County
Iowa
Bismarck Tribune
Tuttle
Emmons County
The
Mandan Pioneer
Linton
Beaver Creek
Emmons
Hackney- Boynton Company
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
McKenzie
Burleigh
Westfield Notes and Local Happenings
N P railway surveyors reach Hull. Hope Church Sunday school to celebrate Christmas on December 26 at noon. Ten Broeck and Reedy of Fort Yates visited over cattle. Mr and Mrs Johannes Van de Vorste and Mrs Klaas Heun plan Michigan visit. John Tish and Hannah Van de Vorste wed December 20 at the bride’s parents home. A large wedding gathering and gifts. Commandant Libenberg of the Orange Free State may visit soon. he was Boer officer in exile and lectures locally.
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N. P
Hull
Hope Church
Ten Broeck and Reedy
Fort Yates
Johannes van de Vorste
Klaas Heun
Michigan
John Tish
Hannah van de Vorste
K. J. Dykema
Commandant Liebenberg
Orange Free State
South African affairs and local fund drive noted
The Record reports on South African affairs and a local committee formed to raise funds for Boer widows orphans and disabled. It notes lectures and reception plans, plus a summary of community events in Herreid, Linton-Eureka, and nearby burghs with social gatherings and a Christmas tone.
PAKEN UP STEER AND FOR SALE BULLS ADVERTISEMENTS
Notices show a two year old dark red steer with white spots left unclaimed in Trebol N Dakota. Also five full blood short horn Durham bulls for sale roan colored ages four years calves seven and eight months with reasonable terms offered. An insurance pitch invites readers to view a Twentieth Century Souvenir Policy from New York Life via C D Epick in Bismarck North Dakota.
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Paken
Anton Scherr
Trrsbol
N. D
Durham
PxutTer Leonard
Dale
New York Life Insurance Company
C. D. Epick
Bismarck
Terrible Scourge Catarrh Described and Cure Promoted
A historical notice warns Catarrh as a terrible spreader of throat and lung diseases. It asserts a cure in H. W. Barker's Pougi Carate remedy, sold at Wolfer's store in Linton.
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H. W. Barker
Wolfer
Linton
Edick mine employs seven miners in Burr Oak District
A seven man working force is now at the Edick mine with plans to increase as needed. A steady coal supply is arranged for the entire demand and Edick coal is reputed superior to outside mines. Sleeping apartments and meal facilities are provided at the mine for workers who bring food, or meals can be provided for a fee with horse costs handled by Frank Sweetman, who runs boarding and housing at the mine.
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COAST
Edick
Burr Oak
Frank Sweetman
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E. E. Semling & CO
Hanson
McKibben
Sweet, Orr & CO
Bismarck, N. D
Sina
B. Irvine
Wolfer’s Ae Store
Linton, North Dakota
Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of the County
Liebenberg
Westfield
South Africa
Buer Patriot
North Dakota Lands
Ed. Nieuwsma
Linton-Eureka
Diebert
Tattler
Soo
Herreid
Lambert Tinholt
Ben Sluiter
Sluiter
Tinholt
Nicuwsma
C. Rowerdink
Tone Verhoet's
Buizer
Pete Green
Engineer Cook
Kopjes
Santa
O'’Hulligans
Tommy
Mary Ann
Joannie
Ware EG
Gayton, Nortist Dakota
Emmons County Land Office
Hackney-Boynton Land Company
Edward Braddock
J. M. Burger
Hagkney
Boynton Land Company
Postcoltice
Winchester, N. C
Linton House
W. M. Derr
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