01 Feb 1889
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1889
Page
1
The article contrasts the Russian settlement in Ramsey county with Germans who fled conscription. It notes Germans who settled in the region are industrious, frugal, and rapidly prospering after moving from Russia. It argues winter and weather patterns do not dictate crop outcomes and praises immigrant effort.
Eight head of horses missing from a Sheridan County ranch in late October. Two mares with colts, one branded KIP and one SE, unbranded colts. One mare with no colt branded KIP. Two unbranded yearling geldings. One three-year-old gelding branded SE on left hip with a bell on a mare. Also three horses branded PK or BK. Rewards and contact details given for sightings or recovery: Low, Turtle Lake or Washburn, Dak.
The County Treasurer's office will be open on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays each week and closed on the remaining days. Dugaup Campbell, Treasurer.
The writer, restored to health by simple means after years of severe lung trouble, offers to send free a prescription claimed to cure Consumption Asthma Catarrh Bronchitis and all throat and lung maladies. Address Rev Epwamp A Wilson Williamsburg Kings County New York for a free copy.
An 19th century patent remedy for children teething claims long use and wide success. It asserts relief from teething pain and cures for dysentery diarrhea and griping with wind, promising rest for mothers. Sold at 8 cents per bottle.
Advertisement lists items for sale in Bismarck including honey at 15c per pound and bundles of groceries. Offers include 8 pounds fancy rice for $1 15 pounds good prunes for $1 11 pounds GQ and for $1 and 12 pounds Extra E sugar for $1.
Local notes from Bismarck and surrounding areas cover weather, horse mishaps, market prices, and community happenings. Mentions Miss Bessie McNiel teaching in Fargo, a commissioner Yeater’s colt death, and George Jennings promotion of low prices. Includes reflections on winter, advertising, and Dakota homesteading prospects with farming advice and regional outlook.
The record lists numerous bills proposed and approved by the council and house, covering judiciary compensation, district attorneys, soldiers home at Hot Springs, railroad taxation sharing, liquor restrictions, tax liens, county surveyor memorials, and paper publication rules. Also notes committee reports on bail insurance, probate judges, game laws, and exemptions for ex-soldiers from polls and juries. plus notices of immigration, births, and a farmer’s self-bunded reaper found in a road.
County news from Glencoe and South Prairie records quiet days, births, moves, and local happenings. notes on farm life, plowing, ponies, and a school opening with 15 pupils directed by Miss Anna Geil. also mentions river trading, an Exeter school district meeting, and icy Beaver Creek conditions.
A brown mare pony with saddle mark and a deep left side hole, branded gx A. A sorrel mare pony with a star and white nose stripe, branded same. Last seen near the Badger ranch. AnNonew Perenson, Bismarck.
Coal for sale at the Brindle Mine priced at three dollars per ton. A schoolhouse event on Saturday evening February 8 features The Irish Emigrant in two acts and a farce The Cow That Kicked Chicago. Doors open seven thirty, curtain at eight, admission twenty five cents, children under twelve sixteen cents.
Logan county report notes Sheriff House brought George Goode Barney Henry and Alfred Goode before Justice Hoef on larceny charges. Defendants requested venue change and the case was sent to Justice Oliver for trial with John Parker representing the territory and George W. Lynn representing the defendants, both of Winchester.
An undersigned notices farmers that he will cut sten cil plates for marking grain bags at five cents per letter. A sample plate may be seen at the post office by Z J. Tourer.
The Rural World argues colt development hinges on exercise rather than stall confinement. Early driving at light loads is recommended, with emphasis on balanced work to toughen muscles, expand lungs, and strengthen the heart. A mild to harsh winter and air flow are noted as influential to future crops.
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