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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
3
Armstrong and Frances flee parliamentary pursuers after a fogbound capture near Warwick and Lichfield. They seize sanctuary at Lichfield Cathedral then escape north toward Manchester, aided by a moonlit raid and quick disguise to avoid royalist and parliamentary search.
An amateur rider in Chapter XXVIII loses control as his horse bolts. He frees the reins and grabs the mane, drawing the troop’s attention to his graceful posture despite the abrupt moment.
A Detroit Tribune excerpt features dialogue where Mr Smith remarks on peppery temperament, joking about Lot's wife turning into a pillar of salt while another speaker notes the peppery quality.
Mr Subbubs notes the ladies of the neighborhood plan a Dorcas society while Mrs Subbubs dismisses it as mere talk, reflecting local social expectations and plans. The exchange captures everyday civic chatter in Baltimore.
Local item notes Geo Naramore buying horses from Gus Dallnrad and Robt Woodland moving to a Glencoe homestead. Hazelton Woodmen host annual ball Jan 1 9 in Klabunde's hall. Funeral in Braddock for Yeater, visiting Kimball family from Clark SD. Pythian Knights and degrees conferred. Cassleman recalls pioneer days. Dakota Central buys Linton building for own central. Clara Clayton becomes new hello girl in Linton. H. D. Connor from Fruita CO writes praising Emmons county growth and home ties.
A Great Northern conductor misread an elderly passenger from Larimore and announced Mayville as the stop. The woman, waking to the delay, clarified she only needed a pill at the town per her doctor. The train was reversed to Mayville, and she learned of the error.
Notice is given that Floyd N Payne Son of Sec 27 Twp 148N Range 75W will file final proof to prove residence and cultivation of the land in Emmons county North Dakota. Proof before C Kowerdink in Linton on February 20 1906. Witnesses Frank Volk George Volk Arthur Moore Klemens Klelo all of Hague North Dakota. M H Jewell Register
LAND OFFICE AT Bismarck N D Dec 22 1905 Notice is given that Thomas Vetter surviving husband of Emilia Vett e ls zing deceased has filed notice of intent to make final proof in support of his claim in section five township range and that said proof will be made before Clerk of the County Court at Hague N D on Feb 1906 at its office in Linton N D. Witnesses named: Anton Volk Stefan Wenninger Peter Goldade Anton Hulm.
The Linton State Bank announces it will lend money for farming needs. The notice stresses available farm loan terms and approachable lending to agricultural clients.
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