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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
2
The legislature session sees a flood of bills far ahead of previous years. Among measures, a state printing plant in the pen with debates over staffing and logistics. elevator grain cleaning provisions spark practical concerns about delays and costs.
The concertina could revive as a serious instrument in England though it is old fashioned, dating to the early 19th century. Charles Wheatstone patented it in 1829 the same year Vienna saw a similar accordion invention. Sig. Regondi popularized the instrument and amazed Germans with his skill.
The article describes Mr. Gladstone delivering a budget speech in two hours with rapid, furious argument and wide-ranging quotations. He spoke with ease, maintaining momentum, while the reaction of cheers and interpellations flowed around him, ending quietly as he left the house.
Senator Taylor of Grand Forks leads a discussion on hotel inspection rules focusing on fire escapes and safety rather than guest comfort. The piece argues officials may struggle to judge frontier hotels fairly, while praising enforcement of strict safety provisions.
A black cow about eight years old with no brand or marks was found one mile southeast of Hull near post office Hull on about November 25 1906. Owner please call pay charges and take the animal away. Contact Hollaar.
A fair scene shows a couple deciding against selling their house after engaging a real estate agent whose advertisement portrays the property as perfect. The exchange highlights attachment to the home and trust in the agent's portrayal.
The clipping notes flame temperatures for various sources from acetylene to oxyhydrogen with Celsius values and a conversion to Fahrenheit. It also pairs a domestic joke about a husband and wife arguing over tidiness and a quip about a man needing a farmer to haul him home after his first auto ride.
A man arrives at the door seeking the boss of the house as Willie calls out to his parents in a Philadelphia Press gossip item. The scene unfolds with a domestic, informal tone.
Erlie tells her father a stranger came to see him and asked no bill but carried only a plain dose. The moment hints at a domestic mystery and a potential warning about the visitor.
The Bismarck Tribune pledges full coverage of the tenth legislative assembly with impartial reports. Readers will get complete synopses of measures proposed or passed, lobby and committee details, and all news. subscription offers include three months daily or weekly options with a gratis period until January 1.
Laxp Office at Bismarck North Dakota dated December 15, 1900 gives notice that George Alva Burge of Winchester North Dakota seeks final proof to support his homestead claim for SEW Section 5 Township 23 Range 2 West and lists witnesses. The proof will be examined before J. Carley in Linton North Dakota on February 6, 1907. Also includes a separate court summons in Emmons County District Court for A J Toney with civil pleadings and deadlines.
Notice records a settler's intent to prove residence and cultivation for a claim in Emmons county. Hearing set before the district court clerk in Linton North Dakota on February 1, 1907 with witnesses Elias Nagel Joseph Detchert Verdinand leLeitrich and Deter With.
Notice announces Sherman Smith filing for homestead final proof in Emmons county North Dakota. Proof to be made before P. O. Books clerk of district court at Linton February 1, 1907. Witnesses Henry Wittmayer John Edinger Mielineschuifer Roy Carley all of Linton ND. SEWELL Register.
Long OCR list details brands and placements for cattle and horses tied to numerous families and ranches in a rural area. Entries name individuals such as Baker, Haugen, and Chapman with brands like A on left hip or 76 on shoulder and note locations on right hip, left side, or neck.
A brief dialogue captures a married couple in a tense exchange over medical orders. The doctor insists on strict rest for the husband while the wife argues, revealing strain and a moment of obstinacy. This fragment hints at domestic conflict within a medical setting.
The passage presents a dated dialogue about intellect and marriage recalling a Victorian style exchange. It includes phrases about desire for care versus knowledge and a character named Pranktin. The readable bits imply a humorous or moral exchange without a full narrative.
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