Emmons County Record Entry by D. R. Streeter
Linton North Dakota Pioneer Journal of the County The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
1
Linton North Dakota Pioneer Journal of the County The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter.
The Grand Forks Herald critiques Brer Winship and the 1896 will of the people in Grand Forks, questions the Moores and Missouri Slope Republicans, and condemns hypocrisy in the Prohibition movement. It contrasts U S soldiers’ loyalty with antiwar criticism and warns Democrats about imperialism. The piece discusses Boer and Chinese actions, civil war era party splits, and the nation’s stance in world affairs. It connects these events to a broader call for unity and strong national policy.
A sequence of prairie fires raged across the county last week with several in the Braddock and Williamsport areas. A Friday blaze southwest of town burned a grassy strip about one mile by two miles, and a yesterday fire near Burge schoolhouse ruined hay, grass, and even a settler's mowing machine. The fires moved north and burned late into the night.
In the July 21 1900 issue a bustling Emmons county column reports Frank Walker visiting from Winona George Whalen with roasting ears and a recovering Mrs Petrie debates a crowded social season. It covers prairie fires bearlike wheat prospects Wagher and Conger ties in Iowa Chicago visits drought and bearded stock shipments and a farewell for Troop D US Cavalry at Fort Yates with a long village chronicle.
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething babies for decades, easing gums and pain, curing wind colic, and offering a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists globally at twenty cents a bottle, with endless value noted.
Bey J. Cornty of Glencoe North Dakota offers Wolf certificates for 180 dollars at 85 percent of face value.
Peter J. Wittmayer announces his candidacy for Emmons County Register of Deeds and appeals to voters for support at the November election.
J G Pitts announces candidacy for County Treasurer of Emmons County North Dakota. If elected he will reside at the county seat and attend to the duties of the office from Winona dated April 19 1900.
Gayton North Dakota April 23 1900 Peren Sher announces candidacy for County Treasurer seeking voters support.
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