Post Office Adds Record Entry as Second-Class Matter
The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter indicating its mailing status and publication handling.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
1
Legislature Begins Season With Rhetoric and Assembly Chooses McCumber
Editorial notes a likely five to six day adjournment to form committees, then a Republican caucus selects United States senator McCumber. House Speaker George H. Percy is chosen, while Senate elects F. Talcott as president pro tem. Debates loom on primary law and resubmission of prohibition with arguments for allowing a vote at the next regular election.
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Senate
House
Northwest Hotel
United States
McCumber
Judge Winchester
George H. Percy
Stutsman
Stootsman
Talcott
Cass County
Braddock
Committee On Resolutions
Lyons
Port Arthur Falls After Prolonged Siege
Port Arthur surrenders after eleven months of ferocious fighting. General Stuessel led a stubborn defense as Japanese forces captured the fort on January 3. The guard’s brave stand and heavy losses marked a costly, decisive end to the campaign.
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Port Arthur
Stuessel
Son
Emmons County Update Includes Trolley Details and Local Notes
Report lists Emmons county residents visiting the capitol and notes a heated trolley car fare of nickel. It covers a late assault on Comrad A. T. Anderson, clerical appointments for H F Marsh J I Kwop and George Hogue, and mentions the upcoming inauguration ball in the house of representatives with a grander room planned.
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Capitol
Emmons County
J. J. Roop
L. A. Weatherby
Edward Braddock
Wesley Baker
H. T. Anderson
John Baumgartner, Sr
Chris. Wolfer
J. I. Wells
Comrad A. T. Anderson
The
Grand Pacific
Austin Logan
H. F. Marsh
Kidder
J. I. Kwop
Emmons
George Hogue
George
France
House of Represenatives
Northwest Overture Spurs Linton Band Controversy
The piece notes strong orchestral talent in the Northwest and the Linton Band and Tinton orchestra. It recalls Dr. Smith’s failed flip and the impact on an invitation, and highlights Tobias Casey as the sole Jone Democrat in the house, described as popular and affable amid partisan majorities.
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Northwest
Dr. Smith
Cass Canyon
Linton Band
Tinton Orchestra
Jone Democrat
Tobias Casey
Mr. Casey
Goud
Fever Quarantine Sought After Scarlet Fever Case
A sister of a scarlet fever patient fell ill and steps are being taken to quarantine fever cases. Authorities hope to halt spread and prevent further illness as one girl remains seriously ill.
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Dacotah Lumber CO
North Bakot
Red Hose and Cheeks Quarrel Sparks Banter
In a playful exchange, Mrs. Bilkington questions a red hose while Mr. Bilkington retorts that the red cheeks come from a box. The lighthearted banter highlights domestic contrasts and humor.
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Mrs. Bilkington
Mr. Bilkington
Legislative News From The Daily Tribune in Bismarck
The coming legislative session promises great interest with a US senator election and many proposed laws. The Daily Tribune will provide special reporters in each house and lobby to deliver comprehensive coverage unavailable elsewhere. Subscriptions cost $1 and can be ordered from The Tribune in Bismarck or the Kimmons County Record in Linton.
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United States
Daily Tribune of
Bismarck
Tribune
N. D
Kimmons County Record
Linton
Provocative verse on maidens and mischief from old text
A satirical quatrain mocks young women for changing moods and flirtations across seasons. It portrays them as bold in evening outings and in bed by morning, while their admirers suffer social flirtations and sly winks as spring arrives.
Emmons County Girl Wed in Standly New York
Miss Edythe Derr daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Derr formerly of Hazelton and Kelly Cross Roads Pa was married December 15 1904 at the home of Mr and Mrs S H Caunnet Standly New York Thirteen guests attended the ceremony with Rev Densmore officiating The bride wore white carnations Nellie Caunnet maid of honor Burton McIver best man groom a son of Mr and Mrs J A Nell Kelly Cross Roads
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Emmons
Hazelton
Edythe Derr
Wm. Derr
Styndley
N. Y
H. Cumnnet
Standly
New York
Man Forces Ring Seller to Raise Price After Infidelity
A popular young man buys an engagement ring and plans a surprise to his sweetheart. He sees her with another man, hesitates, then enters and compels the rival to pay 85 cents more for the ring, instead of taking violent action.
Scarlet Fever Reported In Linton Family
Two Ringins girls staying with Mr and Mrs C S Lane on Zion Hill in Linton are ill with scarlet fever. A sore throat appeared about a week ago and worsened prompting a doctor to diagnose the disease.
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Linton
Ringins
C. S. Lane
Zion Hill
Lemery Will Contest Heard in Grand Forks
The will contest involves eleven Lemery children of David J. Lemery late of Inkster Michigan. Nine children receive one dollar each with remaining estate split between sons John and Benjamin after Mary Emma Lemery's death. Evidence suggests the widow claimant has an existing husband. John Lemery, a Methodist minister once stationed locally, is among the appellants.
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Grand Forks
David J. Lemery
Inkster
John
Benjamin
Mary Emma Lemery
John Lemery
Church Announcements Include Services and Leagues
Preaching at the M E church every Sunday at 7 30 p m. Mewday School at 11 00 a m Epworth League at 6 45 p m Prayer meeting seven days a week 7 30 p m Rev J McKinney is the Pastor.
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M.E
Mewday School
Epworth League
J. McKinney
Obermeier's Offers Freshly Baked Fancy Cookies
Local shop Obermeier presents a selection of freshly baked cookies and assorted treats. Customers can enjoy a variety of fancy flavors and seasonal confections at the counter.
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Obermeier's
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Linton State Bank
General Banking
D. R. Streeter
North Dakota
Gen. Stoessel
Hlansic
E. BE. Semling
Capital City Notes
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Martin & Sims
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