Brand labels and ownerships for cattle and horses listed
A long list details brands and owners across towns like Winona Livonia Linton Emmonsburg and Williamsport. Included are cattle and horse brands such as on left hip right hip shoulder and ear notations with names like Allen Braiddock Herman Lieutun and Baxter plus a market note offering a parlor organ for fifty dollars at Fort Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
H. W
Braiddock
Horres
Llew
Toroph
Winona
Ackhaos
Herman Liutun
Saker
Livona
Makker
Aone
Hull
Baumenrtner
Joh
Ben
Baxter
Sheen
Benz
Williamaport
Brown
J. O
Braddock
Horkea
Casey
P.J
Hampton
Churk
Joseph—Dale
Cattie
Chapman
Henry
Wlliamvwport
Jlorees
Nauk
Chase
K. F
Wineoon
iMorsesr
M. P
Juestey
Arthur
Lorses
Ver
C. E
Glencoe
Lotland
Gua
Doereching
Lewia
Lradduck
Tloras
Armbush
Loulx
Westfield
Fuller
Hiram — Kempten
Horsen
Laers Hick
M.—Linton
Orses
Frederick
Jus
Willimansport
Lippytun
James B.c'ampton
J'Big Loughnear
John
Green
Will
Luil
Guthrie
Iliameport
Gilem
Geo
Williamiaport
Lupyard
Bell
Enmonsburg
G. A
Linton
Herolz
R.—Linton
Brand
Tinat
Jerry
Lioht
G.C
Roop
Audteen
F. P
Koutswon, Bly & Co
Kurtz
Willawaport
Cate
Pederson
Armstrong
Petrie, A. L
L.C
Winchester
Postle
Tatum
Trenekere
G. W
Westfeld
Rush
Williamsport
Geely
Caudle
Smith
F. D
Gicucve
Smits
Livena
Buverly
Guyton
J A
Tracy
We Winonn
Lorkos
Thompsen
R.w.—Hampton
Oz Sand Creek
von Soest
Jade
George E
Walker
F. O
Weller
A. M
Slumpton
Weacout
J. W.ointo
Wilce
Jivona
Torees
Wolf
J. J
Kien
Jacob
Peater
D. T
Stafford Press Offers Guaranteed Salary Positions
Notice advertises yearly guaranteed SGOC salaries with extra commissions and travel or local work. Appeals to earnest workers for permanent, pleasant positions with rapid advancement at a new, established house. Also includes final homestead proof notice andNorth Dakota land claim details with witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SGOC
Estray animal notices from North Dakota in April 1901
Taken up by A L Bakker and E As Keebler, notices describe an estray black mare about two years old around April 1 1901 and a red yearling heifer calf without brand. Also a sorrel gelding about 12 years old with a B brand on the left shoulder. Owners urged to claim and pay charges.
Sorrel with white face mare seeks owner in Westfield N D
By the undersigned, a sorrel. gele ing, with white face, weight about 1100 lbs, about seven years old, lame in one hind leg, no brands. Owner will please call, pay charges and take the animal away. MenxNo De Boer, Westfield, N. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MenxNo DE Boer
Westfield
N. D
Aken
Descriptions of Strayed Horses near Livona North Dakota
The notice lists several animals including a bay gelding pony with white facial features about 800 pounds, a black mare with a white facial spot, a brown horse about nine years old wind-broken at 1400 pounds, a brown mare about twelve with a white star and branding, and two black colts nearby. Also described are a brown mare with dapples, a brownish-gray mare with unknown age and a brand, and a three mile east Livona group description with a Clydesdale colt and a heavy-mailed mare. a liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. J D Surrit Livona North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakenue
W. Il
Emmonsburg
Westfield
Esptrayue Dorses
My Place
Livona
N. D
Animiudus
Cattail Creek
J. D. Surrit
Sale of permits to cut grass on school lands announced
The county treasurer will auction permits to cut grass on state school lands for 1901 at the courthouse in Linton at 10 o clock a m on Wednesday June 12. Bids under 4 dollars per quarter section not accepted. By order of the University and School Lands board. J Laxdal Land Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanb Oorict
George W. Hanley
See
N. Bo
P.M
Edmund Langlier
Vanderbilt
Patrick Kinsella
Ashgrove
N.D
Cintries
Wil
Benjamin W. Whitney
A.C. McGillivray
Linton
Board of University and School Ac
J. Laxdal
Emmons County
EM. Brown
In Town and Out Highlights From Linton News
Justice Weller visited Linton while farm news and social notes fill the week. Abundance of crops, horse sales, local politics, and court business anchor a bustling Emmons County update with marriages, drill work, and community concerns.
Roomer Route Ruin Averted In Fargo’s Past
A young girl barely thirteen faced ruin through the roomer scheme, but Fargo’s earlier days tell a different tale. The piece contrasts grim fate with a safer bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
District Court Opens in Linton With Jury Trials
District court opened in Linton with Judge Walter Winchester presiding. Jurors were seated for cases including State of North Dakota versus John Barty and The State versus Joan Yorgensen, both charged with shooting with intent to kill, yielding not guilty verdicts. Several other trials proceeded or were continued. juries were drawn for Gassner versus Hawks, with proceedings ongoing. Names of jurors and lawyers appear throughout, showing a full day and night session for Barty and continued activity in Eureka and surrounding cases.
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Williamsport
Linton
Emmons County
N. C
Wescott
Chas. Vail
Campbell County
S. D
Melissa A. Hanley
N. D
Josephius Allen
Wm. Mittlestedter
John Yorgensen
Yorgensen
Braddock
Lee
Winchester
Bessie Waggoner
Bismarck
Miss Waggoner
Tuttle
Europe
Agricultral Journal
Mr. Johnson
Cherry Grove
J. A
Jerry
Old Settlers
Denny Casey
Capt. Flick
Casey
Denny
Nolan
Ed. Savage
J. N. Roop
Frank Register
Reg
Wipperman
Guy
Bryan
F. H
G. A. van Voorst
Hull
Ryk Wagenveld
District Court
Walter H. Winchester
William Pagel
William Jones
State of
North Dakota
John Barty
Wesley Baker
D. E. Roderick
Jared Mitchell
O. L. Bales
Josephs Allen
John Biddlecomb
C. B E. Co
Mr. Lynn
Armstrong
F. H. Register
Lynn
Joan Yorgensen
Barty
Shoutling
Wellowing
Gus Dafflrad
Wm. Dykema
J. W. Wescott
Arthur Kechler
M. Mahaney
Wim. Green
K. [. Beale
Roy Kinsey
Jos. Healey
A.S. Seeley
Wm. Lee
Robb and Moore
Eureka
John Vetter
Williamson
Same
Jakob Job
Geo. Gassner
S. A
D. K Wagenveld Wraeedker
Bo Raverick
S. Sage
W. Cleveriya
Josephus Allen
0. L. Bales
Arthur Keebler
W. L. Bales
Thos. Fradebo
Gus Daffinrud
Gassner-Hawks
Aneta Prosecutions And Fargo News Highlights
Local reports note men may face prose cutions for refusing to aid an arrest in Aneta, while Mrs. Massey, a Fargo business leader, is sent to the penitentiary for a year. Park River youths fined for obscene street language. gunpowder incidents and a St Paul drummer burned in Delaney Bros store incident are recorded. A LaMoure county alcohol death rises to a third fatality. A Crookston man unveils a folding canvas boat for fishing, camping, and more. McKenzie sentence cited, McKinley frees him and North Dakota loyalties praised. A provocative Superior Wave column critiques gender dress norms and equal rights in photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneta
St. Paul
LaMoure County
Mr. Dunlap
Crookston
Alex. McKenzie
McKinley
Valley City Times- Record
Liberty
McKenzie
North Dakota
Rival editors differ in craft and approach
The passage contrasts a reader and writer dynamic between a wife and husband in a newspaper setting. It notes she keeps order while he stirs controversy, and that she relies on others' work while he writes for readers. It also mentions the Soo railroad’s expected progress toward Braddock and Bismarck, boosting regional news and connections.
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Ing
Fargo
Emmons
Logan
Soo
Braddock
Bismarck
Aberdeen
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed Worldwide
An old remedy praised for peacefuling infants, soothing pains, relieving wind colic and diarrhea. Marketed as universally available from druggists for twenty five cents a bottle, with emphasis on its pleasant taste and indispensability.
Doctor Wink Plans Texas Trip for Husband’s Health
Jamestown physician Dr Wink plans an extended Texas trip to aid her husband's health. Fargo Forum says the goal is his full recovery before her return, as noted in the New Rockford Transcript script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCumber
Texas
Wink
Jamestown
Fargo Forum
New Rockford Transcript
Lecture notice and cemetery board actions reported
Prof. E L Whitney will lecture at Linton school house next Wednesday on Success. Beaver Valley Cemetery Association directors met June 3 1901. C A Patterson appointed to fill vacancy. J W Wescott replaces H T Anderson. John W Henderson authorized to purchase 100 posts to repair the fence. treasurer expenses approved. Linton N D June 3 1901. Also notices seek wheat seed orders for Maccaruni Seeed Wheat with samples from T N Orum Lisbon Nov Dak. Also sale notice for a Short-horn bull by H F Brown. inquiries for price to G I K Linton N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Whitney
Hillsboro
Linton
Ee G. A. Herolz
Linton, N. D
Farnes
Maccaruni
United States Department of Agriculture
T. N. Orum
Lisbon
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Justice Weller
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Lower Beaver
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Gayton
Cannonball
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