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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
2
In town and out, weekly notes move through Linton society with visits, travels, dental and medical care, land and legal matters, and farm business. Entries cover Shenkenberger visits, Busby plans, births and deaths, July Fourth events, church services, and local strikes of rust and crop news.
The dialogue hints at a theory that insects possess souls. A character named Bil Smith is mentioned, and humorous exchanges suggest skepticism about facing a costly or ridiculous hair related payment, with playful banter about objections.
A family notes their sons are doing well. One son works a soft job making feather beds. The other crafts steel traps, described as a crap by the speaker.
Bakker School District No 10 invites sealed bids by 2 pm on August 15 1916 for a frame school building to be located on the southeast quarter of section township 130 north range 76 fifth principal meridian. Specs include 11 ft studding 12 ft ceiling 6 ft entry and 16 by 16 frame size. Inspect plans at Hull No 6D clerk’s office. bids must include 100 dollar cash to guarantee bid. board reserves right to reject all bids.
The Union School District invites sealed bids to move School House No. from its current site to a point three fourths of a mile north, including barn and outbuildings, with foundation of cement or stone not less than eight inches high. Bids due July 21 1916 with $26 certified check required. conditional on entering contract. message marked Kids for Moving School House.
Hl S Anderson visited Hazelton on business. The Embroidery Club meets with Mrs A W Quast. The Mothers Club meets July 13. Married July 8 Miss Inez Spriggle and R A Buck. Reynolds family home from Glencoe. Schlecht bought a Saxon Six car. Schatz goes to Eureka to visit brother. Burlingame relatives visit from Hayti. Muckler family travels to Manchester and Linton. Ida Scheer visits Ripon before Bristol return. Oakland Six boasts twenty miles per gallon.
No. 656 bank report for the German American State Bank at Linton North Dakota shows June 30 1916 totals with assets of 214 290 65 and liabilities 214 230 66. Cash and deposits list 102 074 70 and 194 689 98 in deposits while capital stands at 10 000 00 with surplus 6 000 00 and undivided profits 3 540 69. directors include REUEL J. CRAIN OTTO T BECKER and others.
The document presents the June 30 1916 financial statement for First State Bank at Hingue North Dakota Emmons County. It lists resources loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured cash items cash and totals with capital stock deposits and other items. signed by cashier F J Sinner and notarized by A K Fischer.
Notice is given by Klanbeth Buschenfeld executrix of the estate of C. Buschenfeld late of Dumfries in Pottawattamie County Iowa deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to the executrix at the county judge in Emmons County or with E. D. Foyle at his Linton New Jersey office Dated June 17 1916 Elizabeth Buschienfeld executrix July 13-naus-Pxecutrix
Department of the Interior notice states Gottlieb Keng of Hartford North Dakota filed intent to make five year proof on Homestead Claim 016456 for the southwest quarter of section 4 in township 133 north range 78 west. Proceedings before BE D Fogle clerk in Linton North Dakota on August 19 1916 with witnesses Kilmer Jarvis Mourchand Renuchler McCrory.
In the Matter of the Estate of George Schmidt Deceased notice is given by the executor Edward Braddock of Emmons County North Dakota to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after publication at his residence in Linton ND dated July 3 1916 1July 6-27
List of misbranded food items including Wheatena from Wheatena Co New York and various brands with notes on being unfit for use or immature. References to suppliers in Fargo North Dakota Grinnell Minnesota and Chicago plus warnings of sulfur dioxide coal tar and coal tar derivatives as additives in several items. Several entries cite short weight and fat content issues and misbranding including Grapefruit Oranges and Gelatin Ice Cream from multiple firms.
Lipps School District No 28 invites proposals for a 20 by 26 foot frame school house to be built on the northeast quarter of section 17 township 131 range 77. Bids due 2 pm Saturday July 15 1916, with a $200 certified check. Bids opened at School House No 4 Lipps district near Anton Schwahn home. ADAM LIPP, Clerk.
Petition by J L Teil administrator requests court authority to sell the real estate of Ole H Aarvin deceased described as SW 1/4 Section 1 Township 136 North Range 75 West Emmons County North Dakota. Hearing set for July 22 1916 at 10 o clock before Judge Charles H. Carley in Linton. Citation by publication ordered in Emmons County Record for four weeks.
Stephen Kraft guardian announces a sale of undivided interests in land in township 130 north range 74 west in Emmons county Dakota. Sale may occur on or after July 26 1916 with bids in writing at Strasburg or with the county judge.
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