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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
4
Sam prepared to pay the highest market price for all kinds of grain a shadduck Corron FOR SALE Cla newspapers at the Record office Apply to J B Sruwerer
The Paris exposition will feature a financial congress with world banks invited. A redwood trunk vessel for Firmin Moindron is planned, schooner rigged and carved from a tree. An immense 350 foot umbrella with seating cars will offer views atop the expo. Lighting demands rise from 250 hp in 1853 to an estimated 45,000 hp by 1900.
Fragmented historical text describes extreme deep sea conditions with immense pressure near 30 times surface, freezing temperatures and total darkness. It explains how shallow water organisms evolve into deep sea forms under intense survival pressure, noting ongoing adaptation and changes in body size and form.
E H Bly returns from St Paul with a deal to sell the Sheridan hotel building and his rights under a ninety nine year lease to the Northern Pacific Railway. Transfer completed and plans approved for a depot to rise on the site, with a new brick hotel likely at Fourth Street and Broadway, signaling substantial improvements for Bismarck.
The Nome milling district map folder issued by the Northern Pacific Railway guides travelers to Nome City and beach mining views. It lists Seattle and Tacoma sailing dates, through rates, and Alaska steamer diagrams. The public should consult NP Railway agents for accommodations in advance to capture expected spring travel.
A lengthy affidavit by Henry A. Armstrong challenges the Wood Law tax judgments in Emmons county North Dakota. He contends notices were defective and the 1897 judgment was void because the clerk acted without proper official authority and without legitimate assessments from 1885 to 1890. The piece previews further publication of names of officers and a Pennsylvania capitalist letter related to the tax titles.
The column notes cold but clear weather and ongoing log drives for spring lumber. A large crowd attended Mr and Mrs Otto Dorman’s recent dance. North Dakota boys show high energy at Lincoln Smith party where one traveled 100 miles to bring his date. A January 30 fire destroyed Mr and Mrs McMurrich’s Burleigh county home. a two year old may have sparked it while playing with matches. neighbors plan to rebuild with logs. Captain Flickal sustains head injuries after a wagon accident but recovers enough to return home within days.
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