Blackmar dies. King to fill unexpired G A R term
Gen W W Blackmar long served as commander in chief of the G A R and died at Boise Idaho. John R King of Baltimore will fill the unexpired term as leader. Grain rust reports vary by county with hope for a normal season amid damp hot days and cool nights.
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W. W. Blackmar
Boise
Idaho
John R. King
Baltimore
Blackmar
Bolley
The
Agricultural College
Fargo
Linton Reds Lose to Indians at Fort Yates
Last Monday afternoon the Linton Reds faced the Indians at Fort Yates, losing 2 to 11. Stember pitched superbly striking out three in one inning with bases loaded and two in another with three on. Fort Yates hosted the visitors well and made their stay pleasant.
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Linton Reds
Indians
Fort Yates
Linton
Lintonites
Stember
Godkin Decry Delayed Railroad Commissioners Visit
Residents of the Godkin country waited for N P officials and railroad commissioners at 10 a m last Saturday to discuss a depot and improvements at the Godkin station. About 38 citizens gathered. officials failed to appear by noon, prompting disappointment and no apology, though locals remain hopeful.
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Godkin Country
McKenzie
L. W. Brophy
Jamestown
N. P
Gokin
Supt. Burt
Gudkin
Godkin
Water glass egg preservation method gains wide trial
The North Dakota Experiment Station promoted water glass as a means to preserve summer-laid eggs. Agricultural writer T. Greimer recalls readers asking about the method, noting personal regret at not laying more eggs and describing use of stored eggs for poaching and frying as if fresh. He cautions that eggs lose quality when removed from solution after prolonged storage.
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Fargo
North Dakota
T. Greimer
Meat hanging in wind mill promises fresh meat savings
A Valley City correspondent describes testing meat hung thirty feet up to dry in August and says it stays sweet with no spoilage. The letter argues pulleys for wind mill towers let families raise and lower meat, easing chores and avoiding frequent trips to town.
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Valley City
Meat hanging tip for freshness and spoilage test
Three weeks is the longest we ever kept any up. Flies and microbes limit shelf life, so meat must be perfectly fresh when hung. Mrs. Stoyp Moron urges farmers to test this method and prove its value to their own butchers.
For Sale Wagon and Harness Nearly New
Selling a wagon and heavy harness in good condition at a reasonable price. Apply or write to V. C. Hanpy in Linton.
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V. C. Hanpy
Linton
Estrayed Roan Mare Reported Near Horsehead Creek
Estrayed or stolen roan mare of years age weight about 1100 to 1200 pounds branded on right shoulder missing from Horsehead Creek Hampton neighborhood. A reward will be paid for information leading to recovery. WM. McCurtry.
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Horsehead Creek
Hampton
Dark red bull calf found near Sand Creek Linton
By the undersigned, a dark red bull calf about ten months old with horns. Owner must prove property, pay charges and take the animal away. Location Triien Scllars, Sand Creek, 8 miles NW of Linton, North Dakota. Contact postoffice: Linton, N D.
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forTriien Scllars
Sand Creek
Linton
X. D
Lost gelding advert by Martin Vetter in North Dakota
Taken up gelding described as a brown horse about ten to twelve years old and weighing roughly 900 pounds with no visible brand. Owner must call, pay charges, and reclaim the animal. Dakota, N. D. listing date July 7 21.
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Martin Vetter
Dakem
N. D
Church Schedule for Reverend J E McKinney
Rev J E McKinney preaches at M E church each Sunday at 8 PM with Sunday School at 11 AM Epworth League at 7 15 PM and prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 30 PM Services at the Episcopal Church in Linton occur on the first and third Wednesday after the first Sunday each month
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M. E. Church
Epworth League
J. E. McKinney
Episcopal Church
Linton
Linton Construction Company Dissolved and New Firm Formed
The co partnership formerly operating as The Linton Construction Company dissolves by mutual consent with W E Kelly retiring and Fay Harding taking his place. The new firm will collect all debts and settle the old firm's obligations. Linton North Dakota June 22 1905. W E Kelly and W S Fourner.
Notice of Private Sale of Wescott Estate Goods
In Emmons County North Dakota Chas Coventry administrator with will annexed will sell the Wescott estate hardware stock by private sale for cash on Saturday July 20 2005 at 2 pm at the J W Wescott hardware store Linton North Dakota. Stock includes hardware harness machinery wagons buggies nails etc. Inspection Saturdays before sale. Bids in writing at least 90 percent of appraised value.
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Emmons
North Dakota
Jedediah W. Wescott
Linton
J. W. Wescott Hardware
N. D
Chas
Coventry
Exeter School District Treasurer's Report 1904 05
Treasurer's report for Exeter School District No 13 Amons County North Dakota covers the year 1904 1905 with financial statements and balance details. It records receipts expenditures and balances for the district's accounts and outlines accounts payable and budgetary allocations.
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Exeter
County of
Amons
North Dakota
Keller
John Hagel
Rochus Dosoll
Selz
Emmons
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M Cormick
McCormick
General Merchandise
Linton, North Dakota
E. D. Wescott
Linton Bakery
Obermeier
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
Vorlander
Braddock
A. W. Sims
Cashier
E. E. Martin
Asa’t. Cashier
Linton State Bank
W.welsh
M. Britts
Tonsorial Artit
D. R. Streeter
Panama Canal
Pacife Railways
Pacific Tide Water
Uncle Sam
Rooosevelt
Pacific Railroads
Obermeier's
Montgomery Ward
Lamagram
Bismarck Tribune
the Railroad Commissioners
Aeucassadae
Ceecccceescees Seietneasiraia
Pace
Peter
Bismarck
Linmons County
Hackney Land Company
Hackney Lands Release
Martin & Sims
State Bank
Alf Ave
Reed and Sale Stable
Prietor
Anc
E&i
Snyder's Drug Store
J. F. Snyder
Hazelton
Dacotah
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