Muckraker delegates eyed as North Dakota primaries noted
The North Dakota Record summarizes primary results showing insurgents with about 120 delegates, about one fourth of the convention, and states Spalding Winship Helgesen Murphy and other Muckraker leaders will not be nominees. It also lists Democratic state senator and house candidates with one vote in Emmons and Kidder counties, Auditors plans to draw lots for remaining Democratic tickets, and cites Fort Rice homestead provisions and a cautionary note on Alaska looting yarns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granny Grant Winship
Grand Forks Herald
Spalding
Winship
Helgesen
Murphy
Devine
W. L. Yeater
House of Representatives
F. H. Cotton
G. N. Fiddler
Emmons County
H. W. Campbell
F. B. Brundage
H. A. Andrews
Kidder County
Fiddler
Dutton
Brundage
Kidder
Pitta
Hope
Steele
Fort Rice
Alaska
Mr. Books
L. E. Osgood
Patterson
F. A. Sherwood
Rooks
Wade Loses Morton County Sheriff Race After Canvass Error
Post election review shows William Wade defeated by Bechtold by four votes after a tally mistake in Pitts precinct was corrected. The piece notes Wade’s persistence and hints he may win sheriff later. It also lauds Senator Hansbrough for advocating remedial land title legislation for Rice reservation settlers and describes the legislative path of a Fort Crittenden Utah bill linked to Rice.
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Morton County
Wm. W. Wade
Emmons County
Wade
Bechtold
Pitts
Mr. W
Slope
Mr. Wade
William
Hansborough
Congress
Fort Rice Reservation
Uncle Sam
Hansbrough
Fort Crittenden Reservation
Utah
Senate
Rice Reservation
House
Public Lands Committee
Ower
Tom Marshall
North county vet tests horses amid glander fears
Dr James district veterinarian surveys Emmons County addressing suspected landers cases. Four horses died at Anton Larson's farm while four to five animals tested at Mr Scroggins' place showed illness. Test supplies ran low, delaying work for days as he plans widespread checks and reports possible glander cases in the region.
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Olasdees
James
Landers
Anton Larson
Scroggins
Emmons County
Linton Nines Defeat Hague Nines Six to One
Linton won six to one over Hague in a well played baseball game last Sunday. Linton scored early, adding two more in the sixth, one in the seventh, and two in the eighth. Pitcher Lang struck out nineteen, Kuehn seven for Hague. Stember hit a clean home run. Nelson doubled for the locals.
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Linton
Hague
Kuehn
Lang
Stember
Nelson
Oegeeeutes i Jpasterios
Acheson
Fourth celebration at Linton marks grand parade day
A balmy Fourth of July in Linton drew about fifteen hundred residents. Bands from the Linton Concert Band received praise, floats and decorated vehicles filled Broadway, and a lengthy procession stretched three quarters of a mile. The day also featured races, a lively dance, and evening opera house entertainment despite mixed sports notes and missing entries.
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Meier
Broadway
Julian C. Smith
Aberdeen
Linton
Farmers excursion to Fargo set for July 17
The annual farmers trip to the agricultural college and experiment station at Fargo departs Lin ton Tuesday July 17 at 8 am on a special coach. It reaches Fargo at 10 pm and returns Friday at 7 40 am arriving Lin ton that evening. The list is full with a reserve waiting list and readers are urged to notify promptly if they cannot attend to avoid depriving others.
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Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Fargo
Linton
Northern Pacific
Indians vs Fort Yates Endures a Tight July Ballgame
Fort Yates Indians faced the locals in a July afternoon matchup that stayed close all day. The locals led early but the Indians staged a comeback with three runs in the third and fourth, and a few more in later innings, aided by costly errors by the home squad. Fort Yates added one in the eighth, the locals two, and each side scored once in the ninth. Only a few locals avoided errors as the Indians, though strong, faced spirited crowd support from both sides. The Fort Yates squad relied on clean play and steady pitching to challenge Linton, who appeared capable of beating the Indians in future meetings. The scoreline and innings are listed below.
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Fort Yates
Hnish
Indians
Linton
Thse
Letter from Rev F M Hayes on health and gratitude
The Rev F M Hayes writes from Lixcocs Trl June 35 1900 to the Emmons County Record editor. He explains declining sight due to cataracts, recent health improvement under medical care, and inability to be operated yet. He recalls kindness from Linton residents who gave over a hundred dollars and expresses longing for his pulpit and Sunday school while remaining devoted to truth and community service. He notes the shock of growing blindness ending his active pastoral work and reflects on his journey from Linton to St Paul.
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F. M. Hayes
Lixcocs
Trl
Emmons County
Linton
Methodist Church
St. Paul
Illinois Deep in Wheat and Fruit in a Letter
A traveler praises Illinois agriculture noting vast wheat fields and high water from rains. He describes bank full Mississippi, excellent corn and oat prospects, extensive clover and fruit crops, and declares Illinois superior to any other agricultural state. He signs F. M. Hayes inviting letters.
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Mississippi
Illinois
Union
Dixie
Goa
Linton
F. M. Hayes
Youth Hurt By Firecracker Accident On Broadway
Clayton Carmichael suffered a fractured skull and left leg paralysis after a baseball bat struck him while a firecracker exploded near the batter. Doctors trephined the skull Monday. the operation was successful and Clayton is recovering.
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Clayton Carmichael
Broadway
Bert Newcomb
Clayton
Wolverton
Shockey
Pollock
New towns opened in Lyman county South Dakota
Three new towns Vivian Draper and Murdo McKenzie in Lyman county will open July 1 and 12 with town lot sales on July 11 at Vivian and Draper and on July 12 at Murdo McKenzie Special low rates offered for the occasion A special train from Chamberlain on July 11 meals in cafe or berths in sleeping car at $1 per night Railway extension opens valuable farms to markets land now selling for 12 to 18 dollars an acre written by F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago
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Vivian
Draper
Murdo McKenzie
Lyman County
South Dakota
Chamberlain
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
Chicago
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Bumons County
D. R. Streeter
North Dakota
Sintos Postas
Hague Vs. Listes
Linton, North Dakota
The
Lintoor
Huret
Jalibead
Battle Crow
Miss Smith
Smith's
T. M. MacLachlan
Bismarck
N. D
First Bank of
Linton, N. D
Ge. c . Pa Phelps
M. Dornsife
Dornsife
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Biawance
C. Rowerdink
Willis S. Freeman
N.E
N. W
N. E
S. E
Sam L. Scott
Dale
Peter Knudsop
Fred A. Sherwood
Louis Lutts
M. H. Jewell
Register
Laxp
Biswance
Ednal Broman
Edna L Burge
H. E
Elmer Anderson
Winchester
Halver T. Anderson
Martin Riedlinger
Minneapolis
Mendelowitz & Wittmayer
Linton Leader
Biamance
N.D
Roy C. Bales
S. W
St. P. M
Eber D. Putnam
Grace H. Putnam
Frederick Frankhauser
S. D. Bert Payne
S. D
H. Jewell
County Court
Elisabeth A. Schneider
Anton Schneider
Biswaren
Ceon Conoer
Christopher C. McGee
S.W
Beye Payne
Earl Husabee
Arthur E. Moore
John Bassett
Laxb
Bismark
Phebe M. Clark
Elizabeth Webster
James Stewart
Joseph Clark
Charles Coventry
Edward McConville
Haguestate Bank
Maree
North
Eee
RCES
Cuplital
Secu
Emmons
Linton State Bank
W.E. Petrie
General Merchandise
Hotel
Dakota
John P. Pfeifle
North Dai A
Paul R. Muench
Cive USA Call
Jones Bros
Postoffice Building
Linton, N. C
Eamors County
E. E. Semling & CO
Henry Burmeister
Avanviatenen
J. W. Wescott Buii
Union Depot
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