09 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
1
Blacksmith and woodworker John Peterson of Hazelton North Dakota states he is prepared to undertake work in his trade and will strive to satisfy every patron with diligent effort.
The state supreme court ruled that possession of a retail liquor dealer's government license is not prima facie evidence of violating the prohibition law. The decision clarifies the legal standard for enforcing prohibition statutes.
Burleigh County faces a dandelion surge led by Dandy Lyons of the white topped variety. Past trouble in Kidder involved sorreltopped ferns. The Bismarck Tribune invites locals to consider eating the weed and even gophers, praised by some as tasty compared with trees, squirrels, or chickens, recalling Emmons county pioneer feasts.
The Steele Republican column critiques Pat Lyons for not backing the county GOP ticket in the last election. The piece compares Lyons to a highwayman robbing supporters and warns the real Republican nominees were displaced by Lyons Pettibone and associates with support from a state central committee majority.
The Patlyonites lost their bid before the supreme court over blanket stickers on the Australian ballot. Auditor Rope remains confirmed in his office despite Lyons dangerous bid to steal the nomination and the election, a costly political robbery recalled as a defining scandal.
Report from Linton notes heavy recent rains have saturated soil to over two feet, boosting flax germination and widespread sod turning. Farmers and merchants are upbeat as moisture lies deeper and crops show strong early growth, with double or triple usual breaking expected. Lace and ribbon remnants are advertised at Miss Smith's.
Three steers described for capture or removal by owner Will call pay charges. One black three years old branded C and B on left hip, one red with white forehead branded as described, one red and white spotted branded as foregomeg. Missing spelling in places.
Pollock defeats Linton 22 to 20 after heavy winds aid long hits. Linton pitcher Stember injured blamed for defeat. Pollock lineup features Bloom Wilkinson Cranston Marsh Bussus Laird Seymour Blanchard Linds Walter. Linton bats struggle against gusts as Lang and Clayton shine in field and Sullivan hampered by illness.
Miss Smiths Opera House opens in Linton with a June 16 event featuring the Linton Concert Band seven piece orchestra. Tickets suit 10 dollars fifty cents with supper at local hotels and a pledge to make it Emmons countys finest dance venue.
Taken up by the undersigned one yearling bull calf red in color with white star on face and four white legs. White spot at root of tail. No visible brand. Owner to call pay charges and take animal away. n7-23 John Van Boven Hull N D.
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