Measles illness and town news mix in Braddock report
The Braddock column notes measles affecting the Ike Blore family and a Meinhover child, illness of Mrs Heiser, and a busy town morning with commissioners meeting and teachers examinations starting. It also reports social events, weather delays, juries en route to the county seat, school notes, and local happenings around Linton, Strasburg, and Hazelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Blore
Meinhover
Heiser
K. C. Dilly Draymen
Peter Horner
George Wolfer
Fort Yates
Pitcher
Ohio
Linton
Lester Briggle
M. E
Gregory Kraft
Christina Wald
Strasburg
John Docktor
Charlie Gillespie
Hazelton
W. B. Andrus
Braddock
Liversage
A. S. Seeley
Anderson
T. P. Lee
H. B. Tuttle
Sam Busby
Paul Maushund
Matt Nieson
Elmer Anderson
N.P
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Elmer
Chas. Gillespie
Gillespie
Ed. McConville
Dick Wilkinson
Geo. Jackson
Dale
Time and knots bind a nation in a shared net
A local party writes on national affairs comparing the United States to a net woven of many strands. Each knot represents an individual and each strand a nationality, stressing unity, protection, and strength to withstand tests that test the whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Change of Ownership Deeds Across Linton Hazelton Strasburg
A sequence of warranty deeds and related transfers records numerous parcels in Linton Hazelton and surrounding areas. Transactions include Martha Lipp to Lorenz Lipp. Lorenz Lipp to Martin Lipp. William Kaven to Martha Kaven. C G Schmidt to Henry Ten Clay. Thomas Coon to W H Hinton. and others, with prices ranging from $1 to $22,400. Additional entries list patent transfers from the United States and Quit Claim Deed between H O Batzer and R K Batzer, plus an Administrators Deed for Ole H Aaring estate totaling $3200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lipp
Lorenz Lipp
Martin Lipp
William Kaven
Martha Kaven
C. G. Schmidt
Henry Ten Clay
Frederick Frankhauser
Thomas Coon
Crain
Linton
W. H. Hinton
H. O. Batser
R. K. Batzer
Hazelton
W. L. Davis
H. O. Batzer
J. L. Bell
Ole H. Aaring
F. J. Zellner
Emmons County Court Delayed By Snow Blockade
February term opening postponed as Judge Nuessle and jurors are delayed by snow and no trains. State's Attorney Cameron reports plans to proceed as rails resume, outlining a long calendar of 22 cases across liquor sales theft and libel appeals with multiple attorneys listed for each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Volk
Winona
Judge Nuessle
John Dyk
Strasburg
Emmons County
Nuessle
Scott Cameron
Bismarck
Mr. Cameron
Braddock
Emmons
State of North Dakota
George Hinning
John Dorscher
Frank Volk
Clemens Kelsch
A. N. Baumgartner
Jacob Jangula
Guy C. Howard
Chas. Coventry
Blood will Tell and The Web of Resistance
The quotation urges strength through unity and endurance, asserting that time may bring conflict with mother countries since all strands are interwoven. It condemns cowardice in war as treason against friends and the public, concluding with the maxim blood will tell and the signature JULEMAGNE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julemagne
Slander Case Involving Armstrong Cameron and Coventry
The suit targets Mike Baumgartner as defendant with the cause labeled slander. Plaintiffs include Armstrong and Cameron and Chas. Coventry. Representing firms Lynn and Lynn and Stevens and Kelsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kauser
Phillip Grenz
Justice Court
Chas. Coventry
Lynn & Lynn
Frank Graybeal
Rolla Mathews
Armstrong & Cameron
Chas
Coventry
Fred Stirring
Fred Kelsch
C. R. Jorginson
R. H. Neeley
Clemens Kelsch
B. Wald
Severi Rohrich
Security State Bank of Strasburg
N. D
S. A. Fischer
Lynn & Lynn and
Stevens & Kelsch
Regsie M. Schulenberg
Jacob Stacker
F. B. Streeter
J. M. Stewart & Son
Wm. Lerche
Fred E. Davis
Wolfe & Schneller
Scott Cameron
A. B. Atkins
Geo. W. Lynn
Mike Baumgartner
Dissolution of Smith and Irvine Partnership in North Dakota
Notice announces the dissolution of the firm Smith & Irvine on January 31, 1917 by mutual consent. Debts owed to the partnership are to be collected by E. H. Smith, while demands against the partnership should be presented to him for payment. Linton, North Dakota, January 31, 1917. E. H. Smith, A. H. Irvine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Smith
A. H. Irvine
Smith & Irvine
Linton
N. D
War With Germany Continues On Front Page
The piece notes a definite declaration of war from Germany and says the United States faces trouble due to unpreparedness. It mentions thousands of state troops drilling along the border and local German-speaking citizens reacting with support or quiet restraint amid limited train service and late papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Uncle Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teeenee
Clarence van Horne
Victor van Horne
Robert Sautter
Anna Meier
John Lipp
Johanna Lipp
Ione Raven
John Bredberg
Laura Marschall
Mabel Billingsley
Ada Scott
Lizabeth Schumacher
David
Eleanor H. Porter
Pollyanna
Hazel Dilly
Teddy McCory
Robert Chesrown
Thhe High School
U. S
Ronald Schlangen
Jacob Kremer
Andrew Kremer
Marizna
Felix Bachmeier
Andreas Permann
Sarah M. Walter
Eber D. Putnam
George L. Flaherty
Clara L. Carter
Anna Hazel
Edwin Manag
Michael Braun, Jr
Fanstorm Braun
August Klabance
Roop
Milwaukee Land Co
Milwaukee Land Company
J. T. Pringle
Charles A. Bower
Friedrich Wahl
George Ackermann
Sear
Jacob Busch
Jacob Dockter
Hunter
John Hummel
Katharine Hummel
Hague
Irvie C. Lloyd
E. T. Atha
Andrew Cappendyke
Frederick Richardt
Jacob Heikkinen
Jacob Heikkinen, Jr
Ludwig Meier
Henry Meier
F. C
Frank C. Brooks
John S. Schumacher
Ralph C. Colburn
Block 4
George W. Egermayer
George E. Richmond
Gottlieb Grenz
Jacob Opp
John Walker
Bergoli Neirel
Sautter
Home Bakery
Depot
C. Bertheau
Linton House
Roy Scott
Prop
China
Vorlander
Our
City
H. ¢. Ketchum
George Harvey
THE
First State Bank
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