12 Jul 1889
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1889
Page
1
From Westfield Emmons county D T a late gelding almost black with a white forehead streak and white on both hind feet left with a leather halter. Information leading to his recovery will be liberally rewarded. Address then he reigned Misiwithan Errit AA Westfield D T
Sheriff McGee trips to Emmonsburg and Winona. Brown county visitors. field trips by farmers and settlers. church meetings at Fielden. stock and sheep updates. Fourth of July celebrations at Ohio and Danbury. local governance at Williamsport school board. notices of property and livestock incidents. community notes on crops, weather, and local commerce in North Dakota.
A rider encountered trouble when the horse turned to inspect which of Davy's girls rode in the buggy, causing the shafts to snap off. No further injuries or details are provided.
Lt. Cronk of Omno, a New York veteran born 1827, died suddenly from rheumatism of the heart after a day of severe pains. He settled in Dakota in 1885 with his second wife, left seven surviving children, and was honored by the G. A. R. during a large Winchester funeral.
The figures drawn from assessment rolls show a fair rise in personal property but a drop in acres and valuation due to railroad lands not being assessed this year. Males show a decrease while most immigration arrived after April 1 and is not listed.
The executive committee changes meeting times in Emmons county with Hon Ira N Lampman of Barnes county set to speak at Williamsport July 13 at 7 p m Winchester July 15 at 2 p m Westfield July 16 at 7 p m and Winona July 17 at 2 p m Alliance members their wives sons and daughters and the public are invited to attend.
The Winona Times recounts a dubious note about an old settler and C H Bumstead guiding newcomers to ideal land. Commissioner James B Gayton refutes the tale as false and recalls how newcomers sought river land with hay timber and water. A humorous side story follows about Hughes the mail carrier and his pig tumbling into a well and surviving after a rescue.
Cor respondents report a holiday trip to Bismarck, cow handling mishaps, and local greetings. Crops suffer from dryness while corn holds, cemetery land offers are proposed, and cheese shipments to Fort Yates are noted along with new settlers and rail mail routes.
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