Pioneer Days in Emmons County News Highlights
From the Record July 26 1889 reports local teaching appointments including Robert Yeater at Emmonsburg and Andrus heading to Winona for three months. It notes Mrs Ollie Worst with friends, Bishop Lubbock winging a science aside, crop improvements from rainfall, wheat and oats gains, a fourteenth birthday wheat yield by Roy Yeater, and community updates on births deaths and alliances. Local travel to Bismarck and Sterling visits are recorded along with a garden review at F D Smiths Glencoe farm and a Dakota Farmers Alliance loan plan pending Aug completion.
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Geil
Williamsport Alliance
Dakota Farmers’ Alliance Company
Alliance
Alliance Company
Early dent corn trial seeds spark field interest
The passage describes numerous small steel traps set in a cornfield to catch weed growth as it rises with spring. Mr Smith planted part of his field to an extremely early dent corn variety that ripened last year faster than squaw corn. Other farmers bought last year’s seed, stirring interest in its performance this year.
Hartford items and farming notices July 13
Correspondence notes the Hampton Valley Camp meeting at Busby schoolhouse on July 16, urging all farmers to join. W A Longwell drives daily to Linton, claiming 20 miles per gallon. Farmers harvest rye amid warm, disagreeable weather. Sunday confusion noted. Hartford residents seek medical help from Dr Newsall of Fargo at the Linton House in July. Also ads for tobacco salesmen and final proofs citation for Charles S Carley, County Judge.
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Hampton Valley
Busby School House
W. A. Longwell
Linton
North Dakota
Far West
Hartford
Newsall
Fargo
Linton House
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Bismarck
N. D
Strasbur
Mai Tange
West An
John J. Bichler
Strasburg
Rosin Tee
Carley
Judge County Court
Michael Robrich
Burashure
Frank Volk
Strasby
Frank Rohrich
Strashy
N.D
Kasper Burgad
Temvik Notes Chatter and Community Happenings
July 1 Temvik notes report warm weather, local improvements, and social events. Eddie Temple leaves for Fargo to study. Martin Ohlhauser ships cattle to Twin Cities. harvests begin in areas. road work improves Main Street. Temvik church completed. E A Wilson returns from west trip. Farmers Union officer election set for July 18 at 8:30 pm. Big German Dance July 25 with a four piece orchestra and supper. Frank Tempel and G Schatz visit Washington Idaho Oregon. band forms with about thirty members. locals invited to join.
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Martin Ohlhauser
Twin Cities
Temvik
State Fair Poultry Show features at Fargo exposition
The North Dakota State Fair in Fargo on July 20 265 will highlight poultry raising and egg production with special prizes and high class judges. Exhibitors will have opportunity to display top quality thoroughbred fowls and rarer domestic specimens, with many items of interest for breeders and industry participants.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Returning From Canada Promotes North Dakota Land Appeal
The Duluth Herald notes that U S immigration officials expect many who went to Canada to not return this year and that North Dakota can capitalize on idle acres with a proactive land policy. Advertise border towns to alert northerners and eastern residents to vast opportunities and curb the emigration tide.
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North Dakota
Duluth Herald
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Montreal
United States
Canada
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Financial figure summary of deposits and time certificates
The record notes cash and total capital stock paid in un divided profit or loss, expenses and individual deposits net to check. It lists 811,265 06 as time certificates of deposit.
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ASRS
Papitaletoce
Tnlus Fund
Sabto
Eta
Capita
Ps Rolita
Ieas
Real estate and banking items appear in brief entry
A compact financial note lists other real estate and amounts due from banks, with a figure 918,22 19 and entries for checks and other cash items.
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Tempelton State Bank
Temvik
North Dakota
Sais
Gieece
Ania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Yeater
Emmonsburg
Ollie Worst
H. W. Allen
Mattie Goodrich
Merchant Archambault
Andrus
Winona
J. C. Pitts
Livona
Sir John Lubbock
Wm. Southwick
Beaver Creek
Williamsport
Earl Kurtz
Miss May Linderman
Steele
Will
M. Lewis
Pacific Coast
Joseph Lindsay
L. A. Couch
Logan Township
Grandpa
Grandma
Roy Yeater
John Dwyer
Sterling
Wesley. Baker
Dakota
F. D. Smith
Burleigh County
Glencoe
Hemet Tobacco Co
New York City
N. Y
Charles
Minneapolis
Richardson
Meyers
Linton Cash
Kremer& Sautter
Temvik, North Dakota
Eddie Temple
E. A. Wilson
Glen Allin
Farmers’ Co-Operative Union
Frank Tempel
G. Schatz
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Chris Bieber
Tempel
R. U. Brown
Nordak
Martin
Hye
Nor
THE
Cash Store
Chris. Albrecht
A. Schipfer, M. D
Yellowstone
Pullman
Gardiner Gateway
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Lake
Grand Canyon
Pullmans
Park
A. M. Cleland
G.P. A
St. Paul, Minn
A. R. Corwine
Linton, N. D
Northern
Pacific
San Francisco
San Diego
Sas
Emmons
A. Wilson
Aly Commission Ex Rés
Andreas Prisohere
RE. M. Larvick
General Merchandise
Conrad & Smeberg
Temvik, Nov. Dakota
Temvick
W.S. Rigler
Prop
MO. M. Schneider
City Dray
Ice
N. Dak
Pao
J. D. Meler
Security State Bank
North Trane
State
J. Henn
J. B
Henn
Jakob Fischer
Ammons County
M. Bamgarktnak
M. J. Fischer
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
L. R. Collinge
Selway Mont
Hague State Bank
Hague
Clairas
Seamone
H. B. Zenk
B. Zenk
A. M. Volk
Notary Public
Charles Porter
Hazelton
Nor, Dak
Ruth
Weat- Linton
Jakob Rieker
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