In Town and Out from the Record Feb 1 1889
Weather mild and pleasant. Miss Bessie McNeil now teaching in Fargo visits Bismarck. Charlie plans home improvements before sending for Mrs. Allen. Jan 26 a girl born to Mr and Mrs John Sherman. The Napoleon Homestead notes a January sermon by Rev John Parker and a small attendance. Logan county larceny case discussed with venue change. Old Morton County winter observations compare 1877 1881 and 1882 crops and moisture theories. Mr and Mrs George Day welcomed a baby boy. Two Indians visited, first in Dakota. South Prairie weather shift. school opened Jan 22 with 15 pupils. local trips to Eureka. Earlier notes 1886 record stone house walls rising and Bible donation at service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie McNeil
Fargo
Bismarck
Charles Allen
Michigan
Charlie
Winchester
Logan County
Napoleon
Squire Southwick
Sheriff House
George Goode
Barney Henry
Alfred Goode
Hoof
Oliver
John Parker
George W. Lynn
Morton County
Connor
Stone House
Armstrong
Buchanan
Emmons
Worst
Westfield Whispers: Local Notes and Droll Inquiries
Correspondence from Westfield items include illnesses of Mrs. G Postema and Mrs J Van Ryzen, a humor piece on Ben in Pollock and Cary Willaway, and a quip about who cooks hash. Mentions Otto Schaap securing horses for a carload, improving condition of Ed Van Beek's infant, a missed sermon by Rev Haverkamp, and playful exchanges about Loren and Will. Also notes Will Heyerman’s arrival to visit his mother before county capital trek and William Cleveringa Jr.’s eastbound trip with local banter about buffalo and bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Postema
J. van Ryzen
Ben
Pollock
Cary Willaway
Hull
Otto Schaap
Ed. van Beek
Haverkamp
Monroe
S. D
Mr. M
Loren
Will
Lumbered Prairie Dances and Local Travel Notes
Jan 27 LIVONA LINGO reports Jas Burbage hauling wheat to Gwyther and Mills duo hauling grain to Fort Rice. Maggie Baker confined by grippe. Mrs S E Chandler left for Bismarck. Ward and Wells from Cannonball attended Gates Hall dance. Wesley Baker Jr returned home with his boy. Mrs B improving. G A Cabbage party from Pleasant Valley bought an organ from Burbage. Final proofs and filings advised by County Judge Charles B Carley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Baker, Jr
Mrs. B
G. A. Cabbage
Miss Crace
Pleasant Valley Country
Jas. Burbage
Braddock Announces ReNomination Bid for State Senate
State Senator Allen Braddock announces as a Republican candidate for re nomination to the State Senate. Dated Braddock North Dakota January 12, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Braddock
N. D
Alfalfa Prospects With Water Runoff Cited
Fordville writer F J Dickson argues alfalfa can thrive with proper water runoff, good plowing and manure, plus light pre-seeding work. He advises cutting when shoots begin to rise rather than late bloom, noting his own four year patch on poor land is now stronger than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Dickson
Fordville
N. D
Moving picture shows thrill Civil War veterans with three reels
Over the past week three moving picture shows drew attention. Saturday night featured a headliner titled War about love and fighting in the Civil War, well attended and enjoyed by veterans. Wednesday offered The Cross-Roads and The Long Strike, two human interest films. Monday's program fell short, as films were loaned rather than regular contract pictures by Manager Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Linton Hazard Hazelton Girls Face Off In Close Contest
In a rare girls basketball clash at the opera house, Linton beat Hazelton 7 to 4 after a tense second half. Mildred Lynn starred for Linton with all seven points, while Miss Porter of Hazelton guarded her well. Lineups included Brindle Wright Hubbard Porter Porter guards and Lynn Petrie Gillespie McCulley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Linton
Hazelton
Mildred Lynn
Miss Lynn
Porter
Brindle
Wright
Hubbard
Lynn
Petrie
Tressler
Gillespie
McCulley
Winch Batzer
Harry Petrie
Temvik and area social and business notes and events
Geo Messner visited Linton on business while Dr. Snyder and Dr. Hogue attended local residents. Miss Amelia Schaefer ill, Miss Lydia Schatz journeys to Artas, S D. Jacob Graff hosted by his father then headed to Herreid. Chris Borstad plans summer stay, Faith Stedman and Gladys Zunkel visit. Masquerade Ball at Larvick's Hall Feb 6 with music and supper. Bieber and Wohl dissolve partnership. Bieber takes over machinery business, Wohl may relocate to Idaho. Subscribe for the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Graff
Herreid
S. D
Chris Borstad
Bruce
Faith Stedman
Gladys Zunkel
E. M. Larvick
Carl Larvick
Larvick’s Hall
Linton
M. Ohlhauser
Karl Becker
al Matthews
Ed. Beidelspacher
Fred Wohl
Bieber
Temvik school program and illness notices
Ernest and Erwin Kuch are in school. Edward Donley is back in school after a long illness but Dorothy remains sick. Ernest Tempel is also ill this week. A basket social for Temvik school benefits will follow the Friday program on January 30. Friday’s literary program drew a good crowd. Mothers Club served lunch. Next Friday’s program features songs, recitations by S. G. Stedman T B Meinhover Alva Burlingame R C Burlingame Abe Rig Jer a debate on machinery. Positive: H L Stedman C H Smith. Negative: B Tempel D Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Ohlhauser
Lizzie Becker
Edward Donley
Dorothy
Ernest Tempel
Temvik
Mothers’ Club
Society
S. G. Stedman
T.B. Meinhover
Alva Burlingame
R. C. Burlingame
Abe Rig Jer
H. L. Stedman
C. H. Smith
B. Tempel
D. Calhoun
Foreclosure Sale Notice on 1910 North Dakota Mortgage
Notice announces foreclosure by W. O. Irwin on a July 13 1910 mortgage by Fred Lant and Rosina Lant on the SW quarter of Section 25 Township 133 North Range 76 West Emmons County North Dakota. Sale scheduled at 7 o clock PM February Mth 1914 at the front door of Linton courthouse to cover 1931.2 dollars plus costs. Mortgagee is W. O. Irwin with Armstrong and Cameron as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lant
Rosina Lant
W. O. Irwin
Linton
North Dakota
Register of Dreds
Emmons
Fifth Principal Meridian
Emmons County
Ey Po
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Ofice
Bismarck
N. D
General Land Office
N. W
Township
Village Board Meets in Linton January 3 1911
Linton North Dakota minutes show the village board in regular session with all members present. Bills paid include Smith Irvine 200 for 20 manthes drayage 50 for J M Schneider. Rieker 250 for bridge work. Coon 200 bridge work. Pagel 35 gallons gasoline 6 55 American Gas Machine Co fixtures 15 75 Mewing 1800 lighting lamps December. Petrie 8 05 merchandise. Emmons County Record 8 minutes. North Star Lbr Co 9 20 coal. Linton Bazar 55 merchandise. North Star Lbr Co lumber for Rieker bridge 437. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Irvine
J. M. Schneider
Jacob Rieker
M. Coon
Pagel
American Gas Machine Co
Etelotsiees
W. W. Mewing
W.E. Petrie
Emmons County Record
North Star Lbr. Co
Linton Bazar
Rieker
J. D. Meier
Foreclosure Notice for Emmons County Mortgage Sale
Jakob Burkhardt and Karollna Burkhardt executed a mortgage to E A Crain on Sept 26 1911, filed Oct 4 1911 in Emmons North Dakota, to be foreclosed by sale Feb 7 1914 at 2 PM at the Linton courthouse. Property: Lots 1 2 and east half NW quarter Section 7 Township 132 North Range 78 West Emmons ND. Amount due estimated 910.50 dollars plus costs.
Bank Statement Puzzling Liabilities and Deposits Shown
Fragmented OCR shows liabilities and capital figures including capital stock undivided profits surplus and deposits. It lists checks outstanding and time certificates of deposits with figures like 9,006 06, 277 74, 890,280 45, and 7,057 8 10,000 00 1,600 00.
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Notice is given that a chattel mortgage by Anton Nold to W M Bowden, assigned to J A Stiles, secures a note of 10 20 dated March 1910 due November 1 1910. Amount due now 206 44. Foreclosure sale to highest cash bidder at the post office front steps in Winona Emmons County North Dakota at 1 pm January 30 1914. Property includes Maud a four year old xray mare with colt and a bull rake. Sale by Wallace Eyess Sheriff and Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Nold
W. M. Bowden
J. A. Stiles
Sald Mortgagor
Sald
Winona
Emmons
North Dakota
Maud
Wallace Eyes8
Cuas
Coventry
Linton
Mortgage foreclosure notice in Emmons County North Dakota
Heinrich Schulz and Mary Schulz mortgage to First Bank of Linton dated March 13 1911 filed March 7 1911 in Emmons County. Assignment to Eldridge Savings Bank recorded April 18 1911 and later to Elizabeth NI Clybourne filed January 12 1914. Foreclosure sale at 2:00 PM February 23 1914 at the court house in Linton to satisfy seven hundred thirty six dollars seventy cents plus costs. North half of the north half of Section 27 Township 129 North Range 75 West Emmons County ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Schulz
Mary Schulz
First Bank of
Linton
North Dakota
Register of Deeds
County of
Emmons
Eldridge Savings Bank
Eldridge
Iowa
Elizabeth NI. Clybourne
A. D
Karge
Emmons County
Department of the Interior
U.8
Bismarck
N.D
John Rutschke
Zeeland
Newnehip
Krange
Charles 8
Carley
Taken Up Cow Near Linton North Dakota
John R. Feist, ten miles east of Linton, reports a red cow with white on the face has been taken in after three weeks. The cow, unbranded and horned, is milking and needs care. Owners urged to call, pay charges, and reclaim. Karl Sirning Philipp Pfeffer Jacob Ochsner Christian Weber named as local residents. Ri. N. Stevens, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Sirning
Hague
N. D
Philipp Pfeffer
Jacob Ochsner
Zeeland
Christian Weber
N. D. Ri
N. Stevens
John R. Feist
Linton
Foreclosure of North Dakota Mortgage in Emmons County Court
The executors Jakob Burkhardt and Karolina Burkhardt mortgagee date July 1 1909 filed August 3 1909 in Emmons County North Dakota will foreclose by sale at 2 pm February ? 1914 at the front door of the court house Linton ND. Property includes Lots 4 and 5 and the SE quarter of the SW quarter Section 6 Township 132 North Range 78 West and E half of NE quarter SW quarter NE quarter of Section 12 Township 132 North Range 79 West. Amount due at sale is 2253.03 dollars plus costs. Dated Linton North Dakota January 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakob Burkhardt
Karolina Burkhardt
Mortgagors
E. A. Crain
Linton
North Dakot
Register of Deeds
County of Emmons
State of
North Dakota
Emmons
State of North Dakota
Runge
Emmons County
Raliel Williams
Katherine Williams
J. H. McCrory
Morgagee
A. D. WM
Office of the Register of Deeds
A.D
Pitth
N. Dak
Jamal J Nechclty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glencoe
George Day
Dakota
South Prairie
Anna Geil
A. J. Honstain
Mr. Backhaus
Wm. Pagel
Eureka
Westfield
Will Heyerman
H. J. Hyerman
William Cleveringa, Jr
Points
Livona Lingo
Gwyther
Maggie Baker
the Grippe
S. E. Chandler
George Ward
Joe Wells
Cannonball
Gates Hall
Mrs. Mills
Joe Mills
Louis Clopten
Glencoe Bottoms
Fort Rice
Shorty
Charles B. Carley
Advy
Goodridge - Call Lumber CO
Themvik, North Dakotas
Geo. Messner
Dr. Snyder
Wallace Kyes
Amelia Schaefer
Hogue
Lydia Schatz
Artas
Ernest and
Erwin Kuch
R. U. Brown
Nordak
Mari Onan
Nor
Irwin
Armstrong & Cameron
Linton, North Dakota
Jag—Tul
Village Board
Linton, N. D
EH. M. Larvice
General Merchandise
Star Brand Shoes
the Cash Store
Chris. Albrecht
W. S. Rigler
Karollna Burkhardt
Tempelton State Bank
Resources
Wees
B.A. Nickel
B. A. Nickal
A. Wilson
Bea
Cayen Wilson
Jaze
Elizabeth
Clybourne
Armstrong & G .C
Meron, Attorne eRantee M. Dd
REN. Stevens. Register
E. A
Orain
Mortguygee
U. S. Land Office
Nld
Valentin Holzer
Strasburg
Frank Nelsz
John Burgard
Sebastian Wald
Adam &Swahn
Strasburg, N
Stevens
Ee I
John R&r. Bayder
North Eee
John R. Snyder
John August Noraien
North Ranges
Beore H.O. Lynn
United States
Charles W. Wells
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