07 Jun 1889
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1889
Page
1
Local items from Emmons County Dakota include final homestead proofs for Orrington Hawkes and a notice at Williamsport, alliance meetings, cattle sales, and farm conditions. Reports mention Jackrabbits and prairie wildlife, settlers arriving from Wisconsin and Minnesota, local business moves, and preparations for twine sales and a possible rail project.
Lyons and Woodmanse advertise Deering and Plane Harvesters and Binders, grain wagons, cultivators, road carts, plows, cultivators, wins, and iron and wood en implements. They offer fine clear golden castor machine oil at 60 cents per gallon.
Time will be given to suit on any goods you buy of us. Leave all orders with our agent, C. J. ALLEN, Armstrong post office.
In town news includes visitors to Willport and Vermillion, farm pastures fenced, and ties to local families. Social events feature a surprise for Fred Cotton, a Danbury dance, and plans for Charlie Chapman’s election day visit. George Jennings grocery thrives due to fresh stock and steady trade.
Correspondence notes Exeter Farmers’ Alliance officers and a June 15 meeting set by John F Geil. The report also covers Glencoe and surrounding areas with mentions of local residents, church services, cattle trading, and political voting tensions in Emmons County.
Mandan Pioneer reports the Bismarck penitentiary naming of Mr Williams as warden praised for his effective leadership. The Napoleon Homestead notes Logan County gains in immigration with a petition from twenty two residents asking for township organization after rapid settlement.
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