Notice to creditors and citation in Estate of Jane Eppink
William Cleveringa administrator of Jane Eppink deceased files in Emmons County North Dakota a petition to settle debts. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Citations require appearance before Judge Don L. Tracy at court in Linton North Dakota with last publication at least twenty days before final date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
North Dakota
Emmons
Charles B. Carley
Janet Eppink
William Cleveringas
William Clevering
Jane Eppink
Gary
Norman
Minnesota
Westfield
Emmons County
William Cleveringa
Linton
Don L. Tracy
Notice to Creditors in Kasper Feist Estate
In the Emmons County Court, Jakob Feist as administrator collects claims against Kasper Feist deceased. Creditors must present within six months after first publication to the administrator at Strasburg, Emmons County, North Dakota. First published January 16, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakob Feist
Kasper Feist
Strasburg
Emmons
N. Dakota
North Dakota
Joseph Feist
Notice to creditors in Streeter estate in Emmons County
In the matter of Darwin R Streeter deceased Francis B Streeter executor of the estate issues a six month notice to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers at the executor's office in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. Dated January 13 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Streeter
Darwin R. Streeter
Lynn Haven
Florida
Chas. Coventry
Linton
Emmons County
North Dakota
Linton, N. D
Notice of Teachers' Examination at Linton Court House
Regular February examination for teachers seeking certificates will be held at the Court House in Linton on Thursday and Friday February 13 and 14. All teachers on permit or with certificates expiring before the May examination must attend. Examinations begin at 8 30 a m. Henry H Hanson, Co Supt.
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Linton
Henry H. Hanson
Petition for probate of John Kruse will in North Dakota court
In the county court before Judge Don L. Tracy H C Lueth and H J Kruse petitioners notify all interested that a copy of John Kruse last will and testament from Spencer South Dakota with probate proof has been filed and will be heard on February 26 1918 at 10 o clock in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
John Kruse
H. C. Lueth
Spencer
McCook
South Dakota
Notice of sale of real estate in Strasburg ND
Administratrix Hendrika Heyerman announces sale of Frederick Heyerman’s estate real estate in Emmons County North Dakota. Property is Lot 8 in Block 8 in Strasburg. Sale after February 18 1919 for cash with court confirmation. Bids in writing at Coventry law office Linton or with the County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Tracy
Emmons
North Dakota
Frederick Heyerman
Westfield
Strasburg
Emmonsounty
Chas
Coventry
Linton
Emmons County
Hendrika Heyerman
Emmons County Record Local Rates and Publishing Details
The Pioneer paper of Emmons County established 1884 is the Official Paper of Linton North Dakota. It lists display rates 15 cents per column inch for single insertions 12.5 cents for contract space five cents per inch for weekly advertising Locals ten cents per line for one insertion five cents per line for subsequent insertions and notes Tuesday noon deadline for advertising copy.
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Pioneer
Emmons County
Boy Scout Code Builds Courtesy and Helps Youth
The Boy Scout movement shapes hoodlum risk by offering a wholesome program of helpfulness and manners. It integrates with church work, requiring fit troop leaders and uniformed troops to foster courteous behavior, outdoor activity, and a military flavor that appeals to boys.
Aliens Comprise 16 Percent of Draft Registrants
Provost General Crowder states that 16 percent of the 24,284,210 men registered under the selective draft are aliens. About four million male aliens of draft age share in the nation’s prosperity without bearing civic burdens. Some waived privilege for the draft, others evaded duties, with several states already inquiring.
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Crowder
Call for North Dakota to Naturalize Aliens and Promote Americanization
The piece argues General Crowder should tally draft age aliens and push naturalization in North Dakota. It warns many aliens are fit for citizenship and state action should promote naturalization, followed by Americanization driven by patriotic community work.
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Crowder
North Dakota
Prohibition Ratifications Near Constitutional Majority
Thirty states have ratified the federal amendment banning intoxicants and only six more are needed for a constitutional majority. The piece notes the end of wartime liquor concerns and urges continued support for the upcoming generation. It also advises postal etiquette for letters to soldiers, stressing the return address on the upper left of the envelope.
Foreclosure Sale Claimed On Farm Labor Lien Land
Sheriff of Emmons County announces sale of 250 bushels of wheat in a frame building on the SW quarter of section 34, Township 128 North Range 78 West, Emmons County North Dakota. The lien, filed by Henry Bauer, covers labor from May 15 to September 1, 1918, totaling 409.87 dollars. Sale set for February 7, 1919 at 2 PM to satisfy the farm labor lien.
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Henry Bauer
George N. Fiddler
Emmons County
North Dakota
Wan
Stolen Mare Pair Sought. Reward Offered
Stray notice lists two mares: a gray mare aged five, 1800 pounds with halter and front shoes, and a black mare five, 1300 pounds with a white face stripe. Reward for recovery. Contact F. J Roehrich in Linton North Dakota.
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F. J Roehrich
Linton
N. Dak
Construction and Reconstruction at Aberdeen Business College
The article urges five years of construction and reconstruction and notes demand for graduates of Aberdeen Business College. It mentions enrollment on Monday with a special discount for soldiers.
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Aberdeen Business College
The River Serial Premiering in the Record
A new serial titled The River will begin in the Record soon. L duHeaume visited Bismarck Monday and Tuesday for business matters. The Record presses Wednesday evening and all copy is due by noon. Mrs Anton Horner and daughter Mrs John Biegler traveled to Bismarck for medical treatment.
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L. duHeaume
Bismarck
John Biegler
Local notes mention transfers, births, and court dates
Editor Stewart learns his son Lio7d has moved from Camp Dodge to Camp Custer in Michigan and expects to return soon. Schwartz the tailor celebrates a new baby boy born Saturday January 25. Jacob Bashans plans to move to South Dakota after selling his farm. The February District Court calendar opens February 10 at 8 PM in Linton. Alex Johnstone and family visit from Ashley, joined by Otto Becker recently discharged from Camp Dodge after service in Europe.
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Stewart
the Free Press
Camp Dodge
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Michigan
Schwartz
St. Paul
Simon
Jacob Bashans
Temvik
South Dakota
Alex Johnstone
Ashley
Fred Hein‘rich
Otto Becker
Iowa
Otto
Farmers’ State Bank
England
France
Bank Cashier Begins Post Amid Local Duties
The report notes that he will immediately take up his work here as cashier of the Farmers State Bank, expected to handle daily financial duties and customer interactions in the community financial hub.
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Farmers State Bank
Northwestern Automotive and Industrial Exposition Opens in Minneapolis
The Exposition Building will host this year’s Northwestern Automotive and Industrial Exposition from February 15 to 22. Every model car made in America will be on display along with farm tractors and trucks. Twin Cities manufacturers and jobbers have signed up in strong numbers, ensuring an extensive industrial exhibit.
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Minneapolis
America
Twin Cities
Labor-Saving Device Prompts Farmer Interest
A brief note describes a labor-saving device likely to attract farmers and their wives. Officials say exhibition items could reach into the millions in value or cost, signaling a large scale display.
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Lovery
Washing Woolens Care and County Directors Meeting
To prevent woolens from shrinking keep wash water rinse water and drying temperature the same. Do not change temperature when wet. The county school directors meeting at the opera house last Saturday was a great success.
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Opera House
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John Eppink
Henry Eppink
Winnie de Young
Annie Eppink
State OF North Dakota
Katharina Feist
Joseph K. Feist
John Feist
Magdalena Grosz
Eva Seitz
Regina Feist
Damian Feist
Guardian
of Emmons
Darwin Reed Streeter
Edwin Casselman Streeter
Francis Blaine Streeter
H. J. Kruse
Sophia Kruse
Henry Kruse
Emma Kruse
Tildie Kruse Field
Hulda Kruse
Thomas Ferney
Arthur Ferney
Norah Ferney
Emmons County Record
Linton, North
Dakota
B. Streeter
A. R. Rudow Mer
City of
Linton, North Dakota
T. B. Meinhover
Armstrong & Cameron
Linton N. Dak
District Court
Linton, Nordak
Record Office
Business
Farro
Dakota Business College
Ella Boetcher
Dakow Business College
Arthur
Oscar Derg
Voltaire
North
F. L. Watkins
Farge
N. Dek
Northwest Automotive and Industrial Exposition
Strasburg Hardware CO
B. Wald
Hackney Land Credit Company
Wea
Eeraae Eee
Eene Bere
Comoe
State Bar Securit
Itbenner
State Bankational Bank
ST. Paul, Minn
First State Bank
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