Changed Owners Patent and Warranty Deeds Report
Public record listing numerous transfers of ownership across multiple lots and parcels in Larvik Temp elton and surrounding areas. Transactions include warranty deeds and quitclaims involving Fred Odenbach A A Ludwigs Bianca Schoonover Waldemar Wenzlaff Carl Koehl Christof Fischer Boas Larvik Andrea Pfeife E A Anderson Karl Nippolt Christian Vorlander Paul Wildermuth Maurice Hanson August Hanson James Walter Brown Anton Kelsch Edward Canfield Minnesota Land Company William Hoerr James Palmer Bessie Decker Silbernagel Martin Riedlinger Hunter's Addition Kintyre Kintyre Townsite Company Hazelton Batzer companies and individuals with varied parcel descriptions and monetary figures up to $15,000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Odenbach
A. A. Ludwigs
Oscar Johnson
Eddie Seim
Swarofsegr
Charlie Riley
James P. Scoular
Bianca Schoonover
Waldemar Wenzlaff
Larvik
Carl Koeh
Waldemar Wenzlaf
E A. Crain
Christof Fischer
Mwayrand
See
Boas M. Larvick
Bianca I
Schoonover
Bicek
Wacemar Wenzlaf
Tempelton Ce
Andrea
Pfeife
E. A. Anderson
Bow Kar
Moser
Philipp Himmerien
Lot
August E. Klabunde
Otis F. Letner
Otis FP. Letner
William Wray
Karl R. Nippolt
Christian Vorlander
Jacob Schnindler
Paul Wildermuth
Maurice Hanson
August Hanson
James Walter Brown
Patterson Land Company
Anton Kelsch
Carlos N. Boynton
Edward Canfield
Minnesota Land Company
William G. Hoerr
James H. Palmer
Bessie Decker
Joseph M. Hackney
Joseph Silbernagel
Balthaser Wagner
Leslie S. Hackney
Martin Riedlinger
L. A. Weatherby
E. H. Weatherby
Hunter
Linton
Melchair Bruckner
Lydia Wahlford
G. A. Herolz
B. Tempel
Henry Schmidt
Milwaukee Land Company
Hague State Bank
Hague
Albert Peterson
Oscar Younkerman
Jay Peterson
Tina Erickson
H.O. Batzer
H. W
R. K. Sbatzer
Melchyir Bachmeier
Lena C. Langness
Erick J. Langness
Kintyre
May West
Block
Joseph Lauinger
William H. Lieben
M. J. Stacy
Silas M. Boyer
John and
Mary Triggs
Suelle
Grogan
Anna Grogan
Delano M. Heath
Delano M. Heath, Jr
Braddock Briefs Chronicle Local Life Events
Molly Isaacson will move to Linton to take a post at Linton House. Edholm and Miss Lillie Person wed in a small Swedish Lutheran ceremony. Edholm rents a farm north of Braddock and will farm there. Rumball family news details a California move, tragedy, and a notable orphan case. Twenty percent winter caps sale at The Cash Store. Mrs. E. A. Crain dies in Minneapolis after pneumonia. funeral arrangements delayed. Mrs. Crain, a longtime Linton resident since 1899, remembered as kind and Christian, leaves husband and daughter Lucille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Isaacson
Linton
Linton House
Ivor Edholm
Lillie Person
A. F. Alfson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Edholm
Gus. Person
Capt. Rumball
Braddock
William
Emma Lewis
Caroline Lewis
California
Will Rumball
Rumball
Oroville
Cal
W. O. Irwin
E. A. Crain
Minneapolis
Crain
West Linton
Campbell County
Dakotas
For Sale Temvik Property and Business Listing
The undersigned Gottlob Messner offers a frame Temvik property and adjacent business for sale. Located in the railroad town Temvik near Linton, the 35 by 24 foot building includes a 25 by 24 addition and a hall upstairs with the lower story used as a billiard and pool hall. Reasonable prices and terms. seller cites age as reason for sale. Dec28-Jan1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temvik
N. P
Linton
Gottlob Messner
Auction Sale Of Farm Northeast Quarter Section 10
The undersigned will set at auction on his farm the northeast quarter of Section 10 Township 133 Range 76 five miles north and one mile east of Linton and three and a half miles southeast of Temvik on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Section 10
Township 133
Range 76
Linton
Temvik
Sale of farm personal property and tribute to citizen
Auction sale opening at 10 o'clock lists a chestnut horse, roan mare with foal, cow with calf, two-year-old red heifer with calf, yearling heifers, farming implements including mowers, binders, plows, wagons, disk, and hardware, plus 30 Plymouth Rock chickens. Terms: under $10 cash, $10+ on bankable paper due Nov 1, 1912 with 10 percent interest. Lunch at noon. Also a biographical tribute to Julius Herman Bertheau of Weenatchee, Norway, and a notice urging entries for the North Dakota Corn Show with over $1,000 in cash premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. DE Witt
G. Schatz
Skretch
Weenatchee
Washington
C. Bertheau
Linton
Julius Herman Bertheau
Stemilt Hill
Stemilt
Sarpsborg
Norway
Herman Bertheau
Hamburg
Germany
Christiania
Beck
Bertheau
Sweden
Gellaware
Vaxeng
Stockholm
John Christoffer Konig
Lutheran Church In
Ferdinand
Lutheran Church
la Grippe
Frozen to Death in Blizzard Near Fredonia
Ada Steie a young school teacher from near Fredonia Logan county was found dead in a prairie blizzard. Her body lay half a mile east of Fredonia after a severe storm drove her to wander for miles before succumbing to the cold. Her parents, living ten miles southwest of Napoleon, await news as funeral plans are set for Napoleon's Norwegian Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Bismarck
Ada Steie
Fredonia
Logan County
Soo Railway
Kulm
Emmons County
Farmers
Miss Steie
C. E. Steie
Emmons
Ada Steve
Northwest
Bismarck Tribune
Napoleon
N. D
Norton
S. D
Steve
Here
John Haag
South Dakota
Norden
E. A. Urevig
A New Wrinkle on the North Pacific Line
Readers along the McKenzie Linton route report a clever scam when trains run late. Cyclone wind spurs people toward the Soo day po’ bound planger, then shunted at Moffit into snowdrifts. Will Johnson details the ruse after returning from Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P
McKenzie-Linton
Wear
McKenzie
Moffit
Bigalockville
Will Johnson
Bismarck
The Cash Store cash sale prompt
The seller insists on cash payment to buy items at The Cash Store citing immediate funds as the reason for a low price. The offer emphasizes urgent, all cash transactions without financing options.
Birth of Daughter Delayed Train Notice at Bismarck Station
Mrs. Frank Bell welcomed a daughter in Bismarck about three weeks ago and returned home Tuesday by the Northern Pacific. A bulletin-board prank repeatedly marked the mother’s train as an hour late, then another hour late, delaying her travel for most of the day and prompting an exasperated, motherly expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
Bismarck
N. P
Marie items correspondences of the record Jan. 6
Local notes report Miss Hattie Helgeson home for holidays and several visits, new year travels by Miss Lottie Green, and Christ Gorder planning a move to Kintyre. Moose hunting praised by B O, quips about advertising from the editor and Smiles, and a court notice directing final proof by Charles HW Carley and county judge Mings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Helgeson
Roy Towne
Halvor’s
Kintyre
Christ. Gorder
Mabel Adamson
Pollock
Lottie Green
Linton
B. O
Emmons County
Grabber
Charles HW
Carley
Mings
Marriage in Persia and the Old Woman Matchmaker
Persian marriage brokers are typically elderly women who dominate the market, bargaining with parents over the bride price and praising potential matches. They influence both sides, while young couples are rarely consulted, and earnings come from commissions on the bride and groom families. In poorer classes, unions hinge on utility and labor skills, with amateur brokers driven by matchmaking passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yusui
Hassan
Bebe
Zuleikha
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Mystery Roses Prompt Lone Shopper at Lincoln Address
A youth storms into a florist claiming the red roses sent to a Lincoln Avenue recipient were wrong. The florist insists the order exists, noting it was for cheap roses, a dozen and a quarter. The shop boy testifies he cannot fetch the bill, saying it was put with the roses in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Royal Household Doctors of China and Salaries
The Chinese royal household maintains a number of physicians and surgeons. Salaries are paid regularly as retainers, with additional pay when the emperor or principal becomes ill. The medical staff receives the full expected compensation during illness or other royal health needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mains
China
Mach Tian In
Peron
The Pity of It in a Ladies Journal Fragment
An excerpt from the Ladies' Journal depicts a melodramatic scene after a crash of a mistress in a tin setting with coffee amid mercurial tempers. The exchange shows a woman insisting another leave, while expressing pity for the husband and intent to depart herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chunah
Tin
Dingl
Rizit
Lawzee
Lina
Connstance
Ivery
Journal
Some Egyptian Ways and a Pasha Family Feud
An uneven tale recalls Mrs. Butcher’s Cairo experiences with police seizing hotel servants and threats of imprisonment. A later quarreling pasha case ends with a shot, a shield, and a lenient sentence for the offender, reflecting foreign interference anxieties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Santa Fe Pacific R. R. Company
MB Morford
Edward Braddock
Suet
Fred Scott
Kittie Scott
Franz Tempel
Herman Brusch
John J. Roop
Batzer Bros
Hazelton
Fred. J. Pietz
Albert A. Lutwigs
Agnes Burgat Et al
Karl Wuithschick
Fred L. Conklin
Ben. Matthews
van Brunt
McCormick
Tion
Deere & Weber
North Dakota
First National Bank
Fargo
G. W. Kandlett
The
Napoteon Homestead
J. J. Huse
General Merchandise
Winona
Onal
American Gas Machine Co
Ene Ales Parga
HW. D
Binghamton, N.Y
M. R. Farrell
Kinty RP
Persia
Butchh
M Butcher
Butcher
Cairo
Luxor
Tlice
Kenneth
Dsou
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