Official Proceedings of Linton Board of Supervisors July 2 1900
The Linton NY board met in regular session with commissioners Baxter and Kisecher present. Baxter elected chairman pro tempore. April and May 1900 minutes read and approved. Bounties for wolves listed as audited and allowed for many residents, amounts totaling numerous dollars. Board adjourned to 8 a.m. Tuesday July 3, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
N.Y
Wm. Baxter
Jakob Kisecher
Willie Anderson
Archie Newcomb
Wallace Eyes
Krank Ringius
Lincoln Smith
John Tough
Krred’k. Weber
David J. Wescott
Baxter
N. D
W. Baxter
Jakob I‘ischer
Coidniss Oners
Andreas Mitzel
Ty. Holman
Braddock
Linton North Dakota boards bridges bids approved
Linton North Dakota July 8 1900 board met with W Baxter chair pro tem and commissioners to review and accept bids for bridges south of Braddock and Linton. L H Johnson awarded 42 foot span over Beaver Creek and 31 foot span over Long Lake Creek for 1368 and 1046 dollars respectively upon contract completion before Oct 10 1900. Other session July 9 1900 devoted to equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Bridge Co
Asec
Minneapolis Bridge Co
L. A. Johnson
L. I. Johnson
Beaver Creek
Long Lake Creek
Braddock
L. H. Johnson
Minneapolis, Minn
Linton
County Board Adopts Tax Cuts and Road Plans
The 1900 board completed treasurer’s audit revealing 19700.16 due county. It approved paying Supreme Court fees from the Russian thistle fund and offered full settlement of unpaid taxes on three tracts. A road survey, bridge approval, tax abatements, and bids for a new court-house were also enacted along with a five commissioner vote proposal.
Board Meeting Set For 8 30 A M July 11 1900
Geo M Register state s attorney and other officials set a meeting time at 8 30 o clock A M on Wednesday July 11 1900 in the First District to discuss assessments and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Register
Salai
Laglaeet
Herolz
First District
Sone
Liston Board Minutes Describe Late 1900 July Sessions
The excerpt records a routine county board meeting at Liston North Carolina on July 11 1900 with members present. It notes bills audited for superintendent of schools John Kuiper and a refunding order to H Van Beek for personal taxes and a payment in full for certain arsonal taxes. The text also mentions a road viewing near Beaver Creek and Emmonsboro with adjournments and upcoming sessions.
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Liston
N. C
John Kuiper
Burr Oak
Emmons
North Dakota
City Board Minutes July 12 1900 Meeting Notes
The board met pursuant to adjournment with all members present and began examining the treasurer's accounts continuing through the afternoon. A petition for a bridge over Beaver Creek at sections 16 and 17, township 131, range 74, was laid over pending a board view. A communication from D W Cassiday Soo Line land and industrial commissioner on taxes for the Soo Line telegraph was referred to the state’s attorney for a written opinion to be given to the auditor and treasurer. The meeting adjourned to 8:00 a m Saturday July 14 1900.
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Lintoy
N. D
Thomas Kelly
Hiumond
Tern
G. A. Horols
B. Schweitzer
Loni
Neesh Chance
Vis
Irving
Elgar
Ya Mittlestedter
Noosear Pases Stanton Se
Ole A. Sjersloe
Ben Haggard
W. L. Johnsen
Eiexs Macdonald
Bank of Linton
M. Tuttle
W. P. Thurston
Ings
D. St. Streeter
Tony Neugebauer
Bs. McPherson
Cochrane & Corliss
Cunoe
Crete
Ke Smith, Mea
Gutjabrand J. Bebringer
Walker Bros
Brown, Treacy & Co
W. Wescott
Peeseteererees
Moore
Chamecotesseneere
Soren Wollenhaupt
Peter G. Ko
A. Patterson
Board of Jury
S. D. Cummins
Charles E. Adams
D. Cummins
Jer Ma
John Burtu
Savayge
John Schnoar
Linter
Russian Thistle Fund
Supreme Court
Eminens County
N. W
The
S. Interior Department
S. E
Burr Oak
John Wilde
Gayton
Jas. B. Gayton
Denhem
W. H. Chapman
Winchester
Geo
H. McLain
Burge
O. EB. Burge
Cherry Grove
Dugald Campbell
KE. F. Vege
W la . Kurtz
Higbee
W. E. Petrie
Dakem
Rochus
Wétsch
Exeter
Jakob Gerroh
Eels Ferdinand Miller
Hy. van Beek
Union
Joseph Clark
Glanavon
Pat. Kinsella
Winona
W. B. Andrus
Strasburg
A. J. Honstain
D. R. Streeter
Gus Dafinrud
Robert Cotton
John McCrory
Jacob Houser
Wm. Colville
Johannes Frison
Franz Wolf
Johannes Volk
Sand Creek
Waenxas
W. A. Hicks
Jas
B. Baker
D.C Sulivan
J.F.S
Yier
County Miyallan Covresecccs
John F. Gell
Braddock
Baxter
Muorro
Esder Leiden
Schutt
Petrie & Johnson
Wallace Eyes
J. K. Naptonstall
Paul Muench
J. R. Hoptonstall
A. I. Geil & Co
Hi. F. Wilson
Benton Transportation Co
Carter
D. K. Streeter
Cou
H. W. Allen
Alex. Macdonald
John K. Geil
Register of Deeds
SDW
Beaver Creek
D. W. Cassiday
Soo Line
Linton Braddock Stage Line Service Announced
Luther Wescott, proprietor, announces a daily stage line between Linton and Braddock with connections to Williamsport and Taowawen Renstentus. Freight and express service offered. Fares listed: three cents between Linton and Williamsport, and cents for Williamsport to Braddock.
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Linton
Braddock
Pen
Williamsport
Reachin
Taowawen Renstentus
Linker Eek Aenton
Tinton
Luther Wescott
Prop
Child Poisoning Tragedy Strikes Strasburg Area
The one year old baby son of Michael Fehler in Strasburg precinct drank poison soaked in water and died shortly after. Funeral held at Strasburg cemetery. The same storm strip damaged gardens and grain fields, including Mrs. Flicks garden and Capt. Flicks grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeeriaus
Michael Fehler
Strasburg Precinct
Linton
Strasburg Cemetery
Strasburg
Flick
Inpak
Sruil
Capt
Demostrate Hints of Homestead Rules and Far East Crisis
Napoleon residents visit as stone mason completes basement for Farrell’s store. A wool car accident injures a worker. Homestead entry rules shift for pre June 5 1900 claimants. Democratic fatigue grows after Kansas City platform. Reports from Pekin detail European and American fate in flux with 9th Infantry and marines sustaining casualties and Japan sending 20000 troops to China amid ongoing battles.
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Napoleon Mfomestead
Emma Cotton
Braddock
A. G. Clark
Harry Stone
Steele
Snyder
Napoleon
P. G. Levin
Lounsberry
Public-Land Department
China
Pekin
Washington
Tientsin
Col. Liscom
9Th Infantry
Japan
Evergreen State described as coming empire in Washington outlook
The piece extols Washington as Evergreen State with vast forests and timber exports. It praises fruit, irrigation differences east and west of the Cascades, and warns about grain crops, sugar beet progress, and labor demand. It ends with a forwarding note to Northern Pacific Railway for rates and information.
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California
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Northern Pacific Ry
St. Paul
Minn
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Distriet Court
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Gerrit A. van Voorst
Pall, Nod
A.C. McUillivray
Register
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I. Steeter
District Court
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Office of the Register of Deeds
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Owen Morais
Board of County Commissioners
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