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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
4
A humorous forecast mocks Prohibition and social vows as the year turns. It lampoons Roosevelt’s plans, the Hague peace tribunal, and political traps while recounting calendar lore and satiric jests about Janus and public figures.
A chaotic forecast blends political theater, Senate clashes with Ted, Taft weather, and cabinet chatter with zodiac notes. The piece links a January political shindy to global tone shifts, Roosevelts, Rockefeller, and a diver’s bell history, ending with Armada salvage hints.
A man enters a restaurant and orders a steak. When served he tells the waiter he must return it because he has realized he has no purse, then corrects himself with a punchline about his false teeth.
North Dakota secretary certifies the German American State Bank at Linton Emmons county is organized with 100 shares at 100 dollars each, founders listed, business to commence January 11, 1905, for twenty five years under North Dakota state bank laws.
Linton market figures list prices for wheat durum flax barley and millet with no 1 northern priced at 100 and no 4 northern at 1c. the notice promises lowest living percentage profit and directs readers to Hardt and Jangula and a new store opening with fresh goods.
The Gayton School District No. 2 invites bids to erect a schoolhouse on section 12 township 104 range 7 and a coal-house with two privies. Bids due January 20 1900 at Hartford post office with bonds and performance terms. Plans available at the school clerk's office. district reserves right to reject any bid.
On the premises six miles southeast of Linton a red and white heifer age about 75 appears missing around December 1 1908. Owner urged to call prove property pay charges and take possession.
A long readable ledger-like roster details owners such as Joseph Winona Andrus Dale Baker Hazelton Gravink Wentfeld Green Hazelton Hedblad Tell Sinton Linton Emmoneburg Hat Winona Hedblad Olof Tell Herelz Linton Marchant Linton Macnider Mandigo Muench Emmonsburg Naaden Winona OFlynn Winona Rathbun Gayton Spaulding Saverly Gayton Todd Touch Westfield Van Heuholm Van Soest Moe Hall Weller Weller Whalen Strasburg Toon Winona Hierlton with brands on left or right hips shoulders and ribs for cattle and horses including various marks like J and 8, diamond, open triangle, and initials in multiple towns.
A summons in Emmons County North Dakota lists Mhasnix Lumber Company as plaintiff suing Will M. Klitz C E Lenoun Louisa A B Murray Milton E Wilcox and J H Holmes with 30 days to answer. Notices also cover land patent proceedings filed in 1908 with witnesses named in Winona and Linton North Dakota and hearings before Charles B Carley.
At Marylebone police court a passenger who was ejecting from a full carriage argued that conductors must prevent overcrowding. The court ruled conductors may use reasonable force to stop boarding when trains are full, and passengers may defend themselves if conductors fail to act.
At a western banquet a Swede nicknamed Ole explains his success in finding gold as simple persistence. He says he does not know a trick but just keeps digging, a motto of success echoed by his fellow viners.
Helena Bitz seeks five year proof to establish a land claim for Peter Horner deceased. The office sets February 15 1909 as the date to present testimony before Clerk R V Hooks at the district court in Linton North Dakota. Claimants include Antoun Horner Jakov Jaugula Audress Kelsch and Anton Kelsch all of Linton.
Land office notice for Charles E Hooks of Winchester North Dakota to prove final five year claim on land described. public court summons in Emmons County North Dakota. Defendants Charles W Sammotte and Sinisun Ksinusen summoned in district court for default judgment. attorney Lynn Coventry represents plaintiffs in Linton North Dakota.
Notice for publication lists homestead entry No. W 46 in section 8 two north, principal meridian. claimant seeks final proof before United States commissioner L. A. Weatherby at Linton North Dakota on February 8. witnesses include Theodore Bb M, John B P, Jo Joha Bh Uy, Clarence Brace from Larvik and M. H. Jewell of Kee.
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