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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
4
North Dakota records show an organization certificate for Baxx-Second with principal business in Emmons County. Notarized acknowledgments from T. Boucher and Wilbur M. Matthews appear in Emmons County and McPherson South Dakota records dated 1896 and 1898 respectively.
Orrics of CoUNTY Turasunss Eunos Courtz N D. gives notice that delinquent taxes on parcel 1800 will incur penalties and interest. Taxes not paid by set dates will be delivered to the sheriff for sale at stores and post offices on listed dates in January and February 1990.
Notice is given that Laxp Oriies of Bismagee North Dakota filed final proof for homestead claim on December 23 1898. Proof will be made before D B Streeter clerk of district court Emmons county at Linton North Dakota on Saturday February 4.
Notice as published December 24 states that Alexander MacDonald applies for final proof on his homestead in the northeast quarter of section 8, township 128 north, range 78 west. Witnesses James Alfred Dutton of Glencoe ND Thomas W. Sanders of Glencoe ND Grant J. Buckley of Glencoe ND and A LAMB register.
First publication dates Jan 20 to Feb 34. Notice is given that Israel H Robinson makes final proof on his homestead at Linton North Dakota before D R Treeter district court clerk on Feb 3. The land is the northeast quarter of section 36 town 186 north range 15 west with continuous residence and cultivation. Names listed include William Bazier Edward Frenee Lincoln Gel and A L Lamb register.
A long OCR fragment catalogs brands, marks, and owners for livestock in multiple towns including Winona Williamsport Glencoe Hampton Hampton Carroll Emmonsburg and others. It lists cattle and horse brands such as A on hip, 4 on jaw, K on hip, and various shapes like V Be.
A fragmented notice describes a land description in North Dakota near a lake or sea county area, citing section 28 and township 188 range in-? half of northeast or part and some of northeast quarter. The entry references a sale or balance due and a September date, likely a tax or patent action in the county records.
A collage of short notes from Grand Forks Herald and regional papers. Items mention Geo Winship, Dr. Bentley’s recovery, Captain Moffet’s letters, school treasurers in Foster county, Clayton Crew’s assault case, Emmons county seat theft rumor, divorce law repeal debates, Senator McCumber’s welcome home, Maury Cole’s accident, McCumber’s wife in Fargo, a Utah vote correction, Dexter school board humor, a frozen man found near Carrington, revenue stamp evasion in Ramsey county, and a Little Heart marriage licensing incident amid a teen issue.
Mrs. E F Bavage of Boop is in poor health while Merchant Bleas opens a Braddock store. Joe Lindsay works on Brad dock farm machinery. Braddock housing near the track may need relocation. Auction goods to be sold at Braddock. Jagd visits the Record office. Walter Ehlers, new Williamsport settler, becomes a subscriber. Witty maxims compare burdens and walks to church and billiards. West side politics stir about Standing Rock trader appointment. no official Washington action yet. Emmons county records debate over Logan county campus removal. Local bank directors named Matthews and McCrory. Lisbon post office mail guidance humorously quips about mail delivery.
George T Angell, writing in the Chicago News, promotes powdered sulphur as a preventive for grip and other diseases. He suggests a half teaspoonful in each shoe or stocking, claiming endorsements from army officers and officials, and says he pressured Washington officials to protect soldiers' feet.
Old Chub the famed war horse of Gen. Shafter, once a fearless rider against Apache bands in Texas, is still alive and works a delivery wagon for Louis Jean a French grocer in El Paso. Once condemned in 1883 as too old for battle at Fort Davis, the horse aged to at least 29 now serves a local grocery business alongside a transfer company and livery stallage.
Prof Richet notes that thinking a note takes about one eleventh of a second and that one ear distinguishes minute sounds better than both. He details thresholds for wheel clicks at 60 per second with one ear but 15 per second with two, and sees visual and auditory limits in rapid stimuli, including clock and spark sounds and disk perception at high speeds.
The article discusses a fifth vial prophecy from Revelation urging caution for Spain and predicting upheavals including a future Turkish destruction and a climactic seventh vial leading to a millennium. It recounts views on prophecy, wars in Europe, and a note on Bismarck's career as a sequence of battles.
Contemporary Manila streets appear modern but not in harmony with town’s overall look. Walkways are idle while pedestrians pass. local commerce highlights Rosario market and Chinese merchants, noted for quality shops and crowded lanes.
Obituary notes the death of Edward Buckley aged twenty eight at his parents home four miles east of Glencoe on January 30, 1809. Rev. Anderson of the Methodist church conducted funeral services. The Messrs. Roderick family illness and recovering, Mr Waldroff improving, local ice making, and a wedding rumor in Glencoe are also mentioned along with a reminiscence of Gov. Pierce and Senator McCumber’s era in North Dakota politics.
Undersigned announces a pre shop opening at the new Braddock station seven miles northeast of Williamsport. Will perform wagon and horseshoeing and related tasks. A good stock of for sale items will be kept.
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