Fragmented notes on early American agriculture and settlement
An OCR heavy fragment describes corn farming and settlement patterns around North Platte and the Missouri River region. It references Lewis and Clark, Native communities, Dutch and Hollander settlements near Westfield and Mull, and increasing corn and hog production for local markets. The piece notes apportionment data and agricultural practice shifts along the Missouri and Keceotis Arend Biasper areas with mention of cornhusk trading and frontier farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berard
Denver
North
Missouri River
Weatfield
Mull
Traketa
Garticutiris
Statewide unrest and crime rumors erupt during late night
Newspaper fragment reports Devils Lake arrests and growing fears as thieves, disputes, and odd whispers ripple through Bennett County. It notes alleged evasions by local figures, a dramatic demand for money, and unclear motives amid tense community chatter.
Visit of Geo Savery to North Boakata in harsh winter
Mr and Mrs Geo Savery of North Boakata planned a winter visit to relatives including his son Joli. Savery had been in the northwest for twenty years, and it was noted that a late arrival brought reports of heavy snow and severe cold as they departed for Awekoye City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parvo Setts
Forum
Garmo
Beach
Wis
Dickiowon
Geo Savery
Boakata
Joli
Mr. Saverly
Pigs Seized in Lin ton County Case At Packard and Burke
Complaints filed with the attorney general on December 4th allege two blind pigs were seized at Charley Packard's in Lin ton. Deputy Sheriff Jones reported the seizure of about three hundred dollars worth of wet goods at Tom Burke's place. The plunder is locked in the county jail as the deputy took charge of the buildings and secured the doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Lane
Lintom
Gescent
Linton
Charlier Packard
T m_ Burke
Sherif Jones
Schoolboy Beaten by Local Teacher in Emmons County
Coventry revoked the certificate of H. Regisser a recently arrived teacher in Emmons County who severely beat a seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Volk. The incident occurred in a German settlement area as the community questions the educator’s conduct and past behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
H. Regisser
Emmons
Tserman
Frank Volk
Mr. BR
Train service talks ease with Linton officials
Linton commercial club notes discussions with Northern Pacific Railway officials about daily train service on the Linton branch. Officials say current schedule will be kept, with a potential daily service in the future if traffic warrants. Local bank funds and Christmas program notes follow in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Burt
Spurling
Nowthern Wacite Railway Company
Loewan
Gay
Commercial UK
Horn
Kline
Trafic
Supt
Bart
Viey
Tght
Emmons County
Sleigh Incident Injures Andreas Nathan Near Lintore
On Sunday a sleigh collision near Lintore left Andreas Nathan badly injured after he says his wife and stepson, Trautmann, attacked him and he was struck with a pitchfork. Dr. Shepard reported possible skull fracture. Nathan was cared for at Arlington hotel and no arrest warrant appears filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Farm
Lintore
Andreas Nathan
Trautmann
Arlington Hotel
Local Visitors and Weather Report from Linton Area
Postle from Winona district and Chas Paulson of Dell Rapids visited Linton last Friday. Abel Compaan came from Westfield on Thursday. A light snowfall Friday night followed by a week of very nice weather. The Rev. Ellis delivered a large sermon at the Methodist church last Sunday. A barn fire east of town disrupted telephone lines. County board of health met to discuss chickenpox in Hazelton country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Compaan
Westfield Country
Chas. Paulson
Dell Rapids
Mrs. Fulmer
Linton
Wieger Rodenburg
Frank Kerkstra
Westfield
Ellis
Methodist Church
Dr. Hogue
Tawn
County Board of Health
Hazelton
Hunday
Jomnarek
Wawiton
J. Ae
Albee
Tillee
Christmas travelers and town notices in Linton
Master Harry Lynn returns from Aberdeen to spend holidays aboard the Milwaukee train. Chas DeWitt visits Dell Rapids for Christmas with his wife. Lucille Crain and Franz Aust return from Walpeton to Lin ton for the holiday. Frances Patterson travels from Stanley Hall Minneapolis to Linton for Christmas. L A Weatherby journeys to Ellendale for Christmas with family. Tracy’s market seen busy by Dec 19 with cigars and drinks. price focus downplayed. Mrs C H Edick of Bismarck visits Hazelton then Linton, en route to Eureka to see John Edick at Parkhurst hotel. Rev E P Ellis, evangelist, leaves Linton for Braddock and Hawley then New York for church work. A New York Methodist minister-to-be will come to Linton. Wood coal affordable at 63 00 per ton from Lon Klowle, Livonn ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lynn
Aberdeen
Milwaukee
Chas. DeWitt
Dell Rapids
S. D
Frances Patterson
Stanley Hall
Minneapolis
Linton
L. A. Weatherby
Ellendale
Mr. Weatherby
Pollock Progress
Tracy's Market
G. W
C. H. Edick
Bismarck
F. C. Campbell
Hazelton
Ming Edna Campbell
Eureka
Edick
John
Parkhurst
E. P. Ellis
North Minnesota
Braddock
Hawley
Minn
New York
New York State
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Tee Linton
Lasros
Pete
Lowes Regieciing
Devils Lake
Rovers
Benette County
Dervis Lake
Gost” Jr
Tie Waalitvsrn
Heonafurd
Te Piliet
Fessenden
Lisbon
Baal
Pico Press
Nortiy Phakita
Walla
Cy Lee
Lewry
Wisid Mnume
Gms
Bleiter
Altormey Aspstrong
Pret Comitin
Piemarck Commercial Club
Gen Lietwpan
Tar
the First Bank of
Linton, N.1
Joan
Lweal Taien
Tommy
Sadies Herbert
Exercins
Vraver
Meg
Bilin
Lark Spear
Christus Music
Mins
Tata Meier
Lavi
Kong
Wba
Ilie
Luther Ae Ciciely Wn
Geo Aod
Ming Levine Marchant
Epiceciiatives
Jisaea
Opera Huse
Smith
Ayer
Gen- Liemen
Ss. J. Haga
Mr. Hagg
Join Postle
Winona
Linton Bazar
Lucille Crain
Franz Aust
Walpeton
C. L Paukinnet
Livonn
N. DD
O Smith
Dak
Huweroink
Watummakem and
Jewelek
Lanton
Vonromial Amide
Lin Tom
South Dakota
Pitti
Mando
Feved VR Amr Pri
Pavievaltiun
Phard IE Daesbuwiah
Orda
S. J. Hagg
The
Arlington
J. B. Crowell
Proprietor
North Dakota
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
Union
North Dakuts
Linton State Bank
Putin
Wade
W. B. Petrie
Mone Viabert
General Merchandise
Tor
Wes
Fori Bell Ine
Vic Sur
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