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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
2
Local items from Linton and vicinity report travel, visits, sales, and needs. Messages mention P J Wittmayer and John Hagg traveling, Hazelton visits, Travis Elliott hardware ads, Muenchfeed flour sale at 2.35 per hundred, farm loan offers, a baby born January 10 1907, and carpentry and weaving services. Also notes on local church plans, Dr Flaherty surgery, and reflections on state legislature at Bismarck with regional reporters.
The Bismarck Tribune notes the appointment of Andrew Miller as assistant attorney general by Attorney General McCue. Friends praise his legal ability and expect him to be an accommodating and efficient official.
Friday Governor Burke named P. E. Byrne of Bismarck as his private secretary amid general satisfaction among Democrats. Byrne has carried the party banner on the Missouri Slope and is praised as discreet, competent, and courteous to those with business before the executive department.
President renews Maj. McLaughlin’s tenure as Indian inspector in the interior department. With 36 years in government service since a Grant commission in 1871, he is a leading Indian official noted for treaty negotiations with tribes, especially the Sioux, aided by his language skills.
Maj McLaughlin departs Washington for South Dakota to resume negotiations with the Rosebud Indians over ceding lands in Tripp county for settlement. The government aims to secure the tract for parceling to settlers. Capital City hosts a large crowd with the Grand Pacific Hotel packed despite its sixty new rooms, praised as a credit to Henry Tatley, an early settler and prominent businessman.
The Bismarck Tribune expands to morning editions with AP dispatches making it a metropolitan daily. Notices include state legislature opening, A C Fargo enrollment for A B Petersons' sons, Hazleton lumber yard leadership, and a Baptist missionary visit. Local theft, grippe cases, social hosting, and a newborn 10 pound boy are noted.
Notice that Tax Sale Certificate No. 9 issued after the December 1 1903 sale for 1902 land in Emmons County North Dakota may be redeemed. The amount to redeem now is 43.23 dollars plus costs. ninety days remain from service of this notice as required by law. County Auditor J G Pitts signs the notice at Emmons County ND.
A black cow about eight years old with no brand or marks was found near Hull post office on November 25 1906. The finder, A Hollaar, asks the owner to call pay charges and claim the animal at 6129 75, Mull.
An old advertisement urges customers to buy flour for winter and promises to present pricing figures at the store. The short prompt emphasizes securing a winter supply with a call to come and view the figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a death and confusing lines about devices and authors. The readable parts suggest an obituary or notice but lack clear names, dates, or places to identify individuals or events.
Fragmentary OCR text references families and political content with unclear names and dates making a concise summary challenging. The readable bits mention families and political terms but no coherent event details or entities to anchor a full card.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a shooting incident involving John Held and Mrs I Joly near Chi Larne. Details are unclear. location and date not specified in the readable text. Authorities appear to be involved but no charges or outcomes are provided.
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