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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
2
John Peterson, a blacksmith and woodworker in Hazelton, North Dakota, informs the public he is available to take on work in his trade and will earnestly endeavor to satisfy customers.
A partial bank balance sheet lists loans and discounts of 3 215 08 plus 26 85 920 10 current assets, undivided profits, cash and reserves, checks, deposits, and various certificates. It mentions capital stock and undistributed profits and taxes.
State supreme court decides possession of a retail liquor dealer license is not prima facie evidence of violation of the prohibition law. Burleigh county sees trouble from Dandy Lyons of the white-topped variety, following last year’s sorrel-topped trouble in Kidder.
The Bismarck Tribune notes residents view dandelions as a lawn scourge and suggests eating gophers as a novelty. It recalls Emmons County pioneers who supposedly feasted on the creatures, praising their taste alongside other meats.
The piece accuses Pat Lyons Steele and associates of undermining Republican nominees in the last election. It compares Lyons and partners to highwaymen, alleging a disreputable campaign backed by a state central committee majority that robbed rightful nominees of their position.
The piece notes a Supreme Court defeat for Patlyonites over blanket stickers on the Australian ballot, confirming Auditor Rope in office after Lyons’s failed bid. It praises recent rains boosting flax and overall crop prospects in Lis county, especially around Linton, with farmers optimistic and fields turning sod. Lace and ribbon remnants are advertised at Miss Smith's.
Three steers described: one black three years old branded C B on left hip, one red with white forehead branded C B, and one red white spotted branded C B. Owner to call, pay charges, and remove. Signatory H J Heyerman. Public notice date June 23.
Pollock defeated Linton 22 to 20 at Pollock Lawn amid strong winds that boosted long hits. Pollock homers powered the scoring with three solo shots and one two-run blast, while Linton’s Sullivan was hampered by illness and slow grounders. The wind made fielding tricky as Lang of Linton hurled to third and Clayton made standout catches.
The Linton Opera House opens with a June 16 dance by the Linton Concert Band in Emmons county. Doors offer supper at local hotels and seven piece orchestra will provide music praised by traveling men. The article notes a tongue in cheek disclaimer about comparisons with San Francisco venues.
One yearling red bull calf with white star on face four white legs white spot at root of tall no visible brand. Owner to call pay charges and claim. Hull North Dakota.
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