North Dakota notes on papers, colleges, and population shifts
The Record notes a potential merger of the Steel Republican into Woodson's Wild and Wovly Wildcat. Excursions to the agricultural college grow as farmers praise rail plans. Population changes show eastern counties shrinking while western areas rise, with reapportionment likely to strengthen western representation in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephor Woop
Ozone
Steel Republican
The
Republican
Consolidated Papers
Woodson's
Wild
Wildcat
North Dakota
Siate
Pembina
Red River Valley
Western Canada
Senate
House
Fragmented Text on Legislative Representation and County Votes
The readable lines describe shifting power and legislative concerns, noting Ward county voting figures and comparisons with Wales and Pembina. It mentions Cass county with three seniors and its representatives, and Pembina with two senators and six representatives, reflecting legislative distribution.
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North
Dano
Ward
Wales
Grand Parks
Pembina
Cass
Grand Borks Tirce
Witheas
Frantic political scene and scattered notes from North Dakota crop week
The text sketches a political satire as a district commissioner contemplates city life and a mob of discontented figures parades nearby. It then cites Harper's Weekly and a North Dakota crop summary for the week ending July 1 1905, noting warm weather, crop headings, and red rust concerns. Also included is a mock portrait of modern girls and a humorous Victorian language piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Bismarck
Brou
Taken Up Bull Calf at Sand Creek Notice
Dark red bull calf about ten months old with small horns is claimed by Garrities Schatz of Sand Creek 8 miles NW of Linton North Dakota. Owner must prove ownership pay charges and take the animal away at the Linton postoffice.
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Garrities Schatz
Sand Creek
N. W
Linton
Linton, N. D
Fragmented remarks on Dakota and a military medical report
The text discusses Dakota’s barren landscape and alkali sands with trees and mesquites, mentioning sparse water and deteriorated vegetation. It cites a report about a boy’s descendants and an objection to a chain color, then includes a Washington address reporting a medical examination with defective vision and nerve findings for a Mr. Streeter.
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Bose Wiig
Marshall
Brank Duveler
Atapolis
Bo Omiy
Wellle
Pnonias FL Marshall
House of Representatives
Washington i. c
Midsuipeni
Bintcin Baine Streeter
The Life of a Printer From Stork to Coffin
A rough reminiscence traces a man from birth in a cradle through childhood measles and schooling to an early career in printing. He becomes editor of a country newspaper at eighteen and marries at twenty, but by thirty five he dies leaving a large family and many debtors. Neighbors recall he was a vivid character yet poor at saving.
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Frank Shemwood
Newo
Greiny
Billy Bryan
Tiwas Line
Tom
Jakes
Ran Bing
Schoous
Alice
Lwo Gases
Words of Praise for Linton Construction Company
Mr Klein of Sruasuung North Dakota commends Linton Construction Company for finishing a house 22 by 30 with a 14 by 14 addition and a 36 by 60 store building in first class, workmanlike fashion. He recommends the firm to future builders. The note also mentions Obermeier's offer of fine cigars at good prices.
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Sruasuung
N. D
Linton Construction Vo
Linton
Lally House
M. A. Klein
Linton Construction Company
Klein
Local notes on births roads and cobbled tales
A Wallie Petrie family update from Emmons notes another birth and growing brood. A county board approves an eastward road from Linton, while local advertisements praise McCormick farm machinery. A Blacksmith Clayton forge gains playful praise amid rustic humor and restaurant dining recommendations.
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Emmons
Bismarck Tribune
Wallie Petrie
Linton Baar
McCormick
Board of County Commissioners
Linton
Clayton
Linton loearn company dissolves. new partnership formed
The Linton Loarn Company dissolves by mutual consent with W E Kelly retiring and Fay Harding taking his place. The firm will collect debts and pay liabilities of the old firm. Linton North Dakota June 22 1905. W E Kelly W S Fulmer. A new copartnership named The Linton Construction Company formed with W E Kelly disposing of his interest to Fay Harding and Fred Gay joining as partner. Headquarters at Linton ND June 23 to July 14. W S Fulmer Fay Harding F C Ga
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Marck
N. D
Charles 8. Lane
United States
Linton
Joseph E. Mahaney
Gottlieb Nasz
John T. Rumey
Emmonsburg
N.D
William Jones
M. H. Ewell
Bismarck
Eappore
Lhyton
Katharinaakgel
Joseph Nagel
N. E
Joseph Schwallig
Dale
Egidl Muller
Ole
Joseph Bachmeier
Jacob Wollmann
Winona
Frederick Argast
Fred Strauss
Register of Deeds
Emmons County
North Dakota
Geo. W. Lynn
Guo. W. Lyx
Assignec
Linton Construction Company
W. E. Kelly
Fay Ijlarding
Ered Gay
N. D. Linton
W.S. Fulmer
Fay Harding
F. C. GA
Biswanee
Chas
Lane
Lake Orrog
Bismanckk
Novos
United Seaton Missioner
Linton N
Johan Weber
Zeeland
UN Ochsner
F Foshan
Philipp & Eteifer Cs
Alexander Parkhurst
Edwina D. Wescott
Emmons
Gro. W. Lywny
Sree Aron N. B
Weoriee
P. G. Kvo
Beate
Tie Oes
Church Announcements for M B E Church and Lin ton Episcopal
Sunday preaching at 8 p m and Sunday School at 11 p m every Sunday Epworth League at 7 15 p m Prayer meeting Thursdays 7 30 p m Rev J McKinney pastor Episcopal services in Lin ton on the first and third Wednesday after the first Sunday monthly
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M. BE
Epworth League
Episcopal Church
Linton
Stolen Roan Mare from Horsehead Creek Range
A roan mare, four years old, about 1100 to 1200 pounds, branded with one tight shoulder, was estrayed or stolen from the Horsehead Creek Hampton neighborhood. A reward of 85 is offered for information leading to her recovery. Contact Wat McCulley.
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Neb
Junigo
Onn Ham
Horsehead Creek
Hamptonborhood
Wat
McCulley
Linton State Bank Offers Farm Loans
An old ad promotes farm loans from the Linton State Bank with promises of lending money to farmers who need funds for their operations.
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Mer
W. L. Yeate
ST. L
John Peterson
Hazelton
Nortis Dakota
Koisch
Dan Tumbach
Dakem
Anton Horner
Rochus Vetsch
Jakob Jangula
M. H. Jewell
Gee
D. R. Streeter
Agricultural College
Fargo
Worstus
G. N
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Nordak
Goodhue Windmills
Francis Jaszkowiak
Twelfth Street
Bismarck, D.N
Steve Nye
Harper's Weekly
Setiicer
H. C. Hansbrought
Iivers
Tatoos
Doe
Loo
Ann
Lee
Mendel &Son
Marcel
Grand Berks Bhetalday
Wiscopien
Ee Tradts ii Madern
Labeta Dad Dan Dent
Dakota
Obermeier's
Elmira
Hollis
Hill
Dacotab Lam Company
Prt
W. C. Harpy
Dick Coonen
A .Fon Orchaid Lanus
John Wenning
Linto
Johan Moser
Gabriel Richter
Philipp Pfeiffer
Suport
PB. G. Rooks
Wilhelmina Klaydt
Rge
Jakob Munsch
Jerry Conley
Wilhelm Nagel
Johan Jenner
ELIA8
Nagel
N.E
Bec
Schwallig
de Dele
Muller
Csch Bachmeier
N.D. Wollmann
Obermeiers
NIX Lumber
Pri
J. C. Leach
IGS Eeseecesse
Ust
Estead
Erior
Une
Lydia Homestead
Ted
John Batirrlund
Morton
Fort Yates
Towit
Bull Head Station
Standing Rock
Rose
H. Primeau
Louis P. Primeau
Voss & Hantey
Hendrick Hatta
Gustava Haka
Mortgagors
Missouri Valley Land Mortgage Company
Beons
Territory of Dakota
Apd
Rob Movber
Rane J.uckins
Art Kota
W. Hookins
W. Lynn
Steffan Weninger
Anton Volk
Hague
Jakob Rutschke
William Horning
Chicago Manufacturing House
Térrito
Dearborn Bu Vet
Chicago
Coed Renaurant
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