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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
2
Western Missouri reports steady growth as Steele renovates a church printing office and talks of Hare and Welch finalizing a deal. A saloon sting hints at beer evidence while Bismarck debates water works with riverfront safeguards. A Stanley couple’s large ad yields a triple delivery of twins and a boy. Wilton license hiccups prompt legal cautions, and cattle smuggling cases involving Keller and Brostein unfold at the border.
A December wedding at the Beclnie home near Linton joined Karl Fritschie and Barbara Bechtle in Emmons County. About fifty guests attended as Rev. Finkbeiner officiated and the couple planned to reside on the groom’s homestead northwest of Linton.
A named settler has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof in support of her claim. The proof will be made before PG. Kooks, Clerk of District Court, Emmons County, N.C., at his office in Linton, NT, on January 1906.
Last office at BisManck North Dakota November 20 1905. Notice is given that settler August Hack has filed for final proof to support his claim. Proof will be made before P G Rooks Clerk of District Court Emmons County at Linton North Dakota January 8 1906. Witnesses: Andre Larson Christian Marquet Friedrich Watt Charlie Packard.
The notice states William L McCormack of Linton North Dakota seeks final proof to support his claim for land described as section 6 township 1 north range 7 west of the 6th principal meridian. He will prove residence and cultivation with witnesses Frank J Sikel Charles E Lipp William Schwab and Jakob Kau of Linton before P G Rooks in Bramons County on January 1900.
Notice from the Lanxb Office at Bismarck North Dakota dated Nov 2 1405 states a final proof in support of a homestead claim will be made before PG Rooks Clerk of District Court of Emmons County at Lin ton on Jan , 06. The claimant Theobald Scunbaible Winchester NY Mel E. 112u dated June 1 15% lists witnesses William Muench BUEN N 10 MH B Wattle Emmonsburg N Martin Ohser Jr Winchester ND Michael Weber Winchester ND M H Jewell Register
A long list of farm names and owners from Braddock to Williamsport shows cattle and horses brands, including on left hip, right hip, left shoulder, and ribs. Names include Allen, Joseph, Arnold, Baker, Baumgartner, Bazter, Boettcher, Benz, Brooks, Burbage, Chap man, Clark, Casey, Compaan, Weaver, Davis Bros, Doerschlag, Dornbueh, Fischer, Frederick, Goughnour, Gravink, Green, Hauser, Hawes, Haggard, Herolz, Hart, Juse, Int Veldt, Kaven, Klabunde, Kurtz, Logue, Marchant, Macnider, Mittlestedter, Morford, Muench, Murphy, Potter, A L & L C, Everett, Vollock, Eastle Joln, Putnam, Rathbun, Henekers, Smith, Stewart, Svenson, Todd, Van Heukdlom, Van Soest, Walker, Weller, Weecou, Wilde, Wollmann, Yeater.
Notice that Jonannes Volk has fled notice of final proof to support his land claim. Proof will be before P. G. Rooks in Linton North Dakota on January 6, 1905. Witnesses listed are Joseph Volk of Hague Anton Krumm Peter Wolf and Michael Klein of Hague.
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