John Peterson Blacksmith and Woodworker of Hazelton
John Peterson of Hazelton North Dakota announces he now offers blacksmith and woodwork services and will earnestly endeavor to satisfy patrons with quality work.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
3
John Peterson of Hazelton North Dakota announces he now offers blacksmith and woodwork services and will earnestly endeavor to satisfy patrons with quality work.
The state supreme court ruled that possessing a retail liquor dealer license is not prima facie evidence of violating prohibition law. Burleigh county faces growing trouble attributed to Dandy Lyons of the white topped variety, following earlier issues from a sorrel topped variety in Kidder. The Bismarck Tribune notes Lawn trouble from dandelions and even suggests eating gophers, referencing local pioneer tales.
A biweekly Republican pamphlet attacks Editor Wood for not backing the county ticket. The piece likens the insult to highwaymen and accuses Lyons Pettibone and associates of robbing real Republican nominees with help from a majority of the state central committee.
The Patlyonites lost their effort to block blanket stickers on the Australian ballot. Auditor Rope holds his office after Lyons’ failed bid to secure the nomination and election, described as the darkest political robbery by some. In North Dakota, crops promise a good season as heavy rains saturate soil, flax seeds sprout with surface moisture, and sod turning accelerates. Lace and ribbon remnants are advertised as cheap at Miss Smith's.
Taken up by the undersigned three steers described as one black three years old branded C B on left hip another red with white forehead branded same, and a red white spotted steer branded same. Owner will call, pay charges, and take away. H J Heyerman secretary section 30, line 130, June 23.
Pollock overcame Linton 22 to 20 amid a strong wind. Linton’s pitcher Stember hurt, three Pollock homers fuelled the attack, with long blows aided by gusts. Sullivan of Linton contributed a long hit but could not sprint to home plate due to illness.
The Linton Concert Band will give an opening dance at the new opera house on June 16. Suits 10.50 dollars. The seven piece orchestra is praised by traveling men as the best they hear. Supper will be served at hotels. All are invited.
Taken up by the undersigned one yearling bull calf red in colour with white star in face and four white legs white spot at root of tall no visible brand. Please call pay charges and take animal away Hull North Dakota. Taken up June 23 1907 JOHN VAN BOYEN Hull N D
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