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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
1
Keeps on hand side boards chamber suits tables chairs bedsteads extra mattresses and springs in fact everything usually found in a furniture store. Your custom is respectfully invited. Call and examine my stock when you are in town.
Advertisement notes a vendor keeping a fresh stock and selling goods at the lowest prices with a claim of selling shoes cheaper than any rival and inviting customers to call.
The Wahpeton Globe notes a phrase described as casus belli for war and discusses its usage as a trigger. The record records the phrase as reported and its claimed impact, highlighting sensational language tied to wartime sentiments.
A New Jersey judge’s remark about Fargo frames a divorce case as the scene for cross border tensions. The piece argues Britain seeks to absorb Transvaal and the Free State, using uitlanders and colonial strategy to undermine two republics. It accuses Britain of forcing naturalization law conformity as a broader power grab.
A long editorial contrasts US immigration with Transvaal policy. It argues US naturalization and schools create true assimilation while Boer fears of Dutch domination reflect broader war jitters. It cites Wm. T. Stead on imperial balance and warns against paramountcy rhetoric.
A dancing party at Honstain's Hall promises good music and a midnight supper. Linton offers ample stable accommodations for teams. The event aims to be one of the best yet, with many from distant parts signing to attend. Honstain's dances are becoming a county social feature under Al's watch to ensure order and pleasantness.
The Parkhurst Hotel and Restaurant invites Emm county residents to visit in Le reka 8S D. Meals at all hours. Parkhurst Prop’r invites you to call for service.
Newberry recovers from pneumonia while Mrs Buckner is sick with typhoid pneumonia. John McCrory and John Spicer haul wood for contracts at Hampton and Fort Yates. Mr and Mrs Fred Richards of Glanavon, divorced last March, have remarried. Teacher W B Andrus was ill, closing school early. River crossing danger noted after Ostrum sank reaching water for minutes. A soldier nearby refused to help. Newo.
The third M. E. quarterly meeting will be held at Linton on January 27 and 28 with services in Hontsain's hall. Saturday includes a 3 30 p m quarterly conference and 7 30 p m preaching by Elder Ryan. Sunday features a 10 00 a m love feast and 11 00 a m sacrament with Elder Ryan, and 7 30 p m preaching by Elder Ryan. All are invited.
The Winchester district including Linton votes February 3 on bonding to refinance higher interest bonds. New bonds bought by the state would channel interest into the permanent state school fund, reducing local interest costs. The Board of University and School Lands urges a full turnout with a fair vote.
Jimmy Foley recalls his mother's mince pie in a poetic reminiscence from the Bismarck Tribune. He longs to taste again and shares a tale of farm days and a pie that proves bittersweet, ending with a fatal, humorous twist about appetite and age.
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