Accidental shootings and crashes Across North Dakota
A series of local mishaps includes John Hutt shot in the back by youths while walking near a neighbor’s land, and 11 year old Albert Dickhoff’s rifle wounding sister Etta in Oxford township. Additional reports note pardoning former state treasurer G L Bickford, Archie Jackson’s motorcycle crash, a child losing a finger to a lawn mower, and two Crashes at Fifth and Main in Bismarck with major vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
John Hutt
Rolla
A. Dickhoff
Oxford
Albert
Etta
Dickhoff
J. ’. Legler
German Lutheran Hospital
Rugby
Bickford
Peterson
L. B. Hanna
Lickford
Bismarck
Jack
O. N. Dunham
Ave. A
Schenkenberg
Fifth and
Main Streets
McKenzie Hotel
Grove
Circus Crowd At Linton Draws Wide County Attention
Neighboring papers offer light on the 5000 attendance at Linton’s circus with quotes from Pollock Progress Hazelton Republican Braddock News Burnstad Comet noting residents and families traveled to the county seat for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Pollock
Childern
Hazelton
Braddock News
Auto tour groups attend circus in Linton Tuesday
Phares Hindé, Mr and Mrs John A Smith, Mr and Mrs Ed Arntz, A W Nordquist, C P Burnstad, Harold Burnstad, Lee Burnstad, Earl Forman, Theodore Burnstad, Wm A Arntz and T W Arntz formed four auto parties from Burnstad which took in the circus at Linton Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phares Hindé
John A. Smith
Ed, Arntz
A. W. Nordquist
C. P. Burnstad
Harold Burnstad
Lee’ Burnstad
Earl Forman
Theodore ‘Burnstad
Wm. A. Arntz
T. W. Arntz
Burnstad
Linton
Emmons County Board approves sidewalks and bridge bids
Official Proceedings of the Emmons County Board on June 2 1914 show bids opened for curb sidewalk work across the court block with Charles Porter lowest per foot. A steel bridge across Oat Tall Creek between sections 21 22 180 78 was let to D D Bidwell as lowest and best bid with contract to follow. Board adjourned to 9 a m June 3 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
N. D
A. Me
Thomas Coon
Adam Mitzel
Charles Porter
Steele
Oat Tall Creek
Beecen
North-western Bridge Co
M. Coon
Hennepin
D. D. Bidwell
County board acts on bridge and road petitions 1914
June 3 1914 the county board met. multiple bridge petitions were rejected or granted for lines and sections including 20 130 74 1 12 132 74 16 21 132 74 and 77 roads in 132 75 10 77 31 74 11 77 6 11 77 131 77 and 28 32 77. An emergency for Spring Creek bridge on township line 61 39 40 311 70 prompted a $250 repair under 1911 law. board adjourned to 2 p m. Afternoon session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bichler
Edward Braddock
Perpen
Leibe
A. Hiehter
Lorenz
Spring Creek
Thomas Coon
W. A. Nolan
Michael Vetter
L. C. Maichert
Thomas Jones
Edward
Jraddock
Beaver Ses
Jnallyol
Wendelin Leibel
W.jr. Bower
H. F. Earlywine
Rouse
Secon
Hennapini Bridge Company
Vrsuant
George Mackhane
Clanavon
Edward Langellors, Jr
Gottlieb Nunsz
Dames
John Albn
Pugle
Wteent
John Mohn
Tia
E. R. Porintun
Highland Township
Gilbert Mfg. Co
Mieces
Geo. Monteith
Emil Nelsonu
Alexander Walther
BOM
John Schafer
Reiciinger
W. C. Wolverton
Martin Schumacher
E. H Brant
Andrew Hanson
R. M. Volk
Sudeeetgepee M.A. Klein
J. McConville
Ame Tchin
Snyder County
United States
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Negr
Board forms committee to review bridge petitions and approves bills
The board appointed Commissioners Brant and Klein to a committee assessing bridge petitions and reporting at the morning session. Approved bills include Hoonopin Bridge culverts 10,000, printing and publishing costs, road work, and various vehicle accounts. Several registrations and repairs were itemized, totaling substantial sums for local works and poor relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant
Klein
Hoonopin
County Board Proceedings Summary June 4 1914
Morning session notes tax refunds and road bridge projects. Refunds granted for W A Nolan 13.00 and Michael Vetter 0.14 with auditor instructed to issue refund orders. Several bridge and road petitions approved or ordered for advertisement and bidding. Officials appointed, and multiple bills approved totaling numerous road and medical expenses. Adjournment and county auditor reference.
Pollock Pick-Ups From Linton Record April 4 1914 Note
Progress reports the Linton Record dated April 4 1914. Frank is asked about a circus lemonade. Mr Myers from Dale county discusses crops described as the finest in his neighborhood. Robert Nelson from Glanavon visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Record
Frank
Mr. Myers
Dale Country
Robert Nelson
Glanavon
Wadneadav Ta Omake
Nelson plans Rochester trip for treatment aid
Nelson leaves with Mrs. Chilcott to Rochester hoping doctors there find a treatment. Mrs. Cranston and her children travel to Winifred Montana to join R. F. who is publishing a paper there, accompanied by her mother Mrs. Carley.
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Nelson
Rochester
Mrs. Chilcott
R. F. Cranston
Winifred
Montana
R. F
Carley
Changed Ownership and Patents in 7-180-74 region
A compilation of quit claim deeds and United States patent transfers to multiple owners including Kasper Knoll Edward Braddock Francis Mick Byron Swartz Martin Peterson Michael Vetter John Scherr Katharina Vetter Joseph Hoffart and several others. Also listed are warranty deeds transferring properties to Arthur F. Downer Wm P Dunlap Arche F Kendall Ella H Kendall John Sayler and others with nominal sums and stated tracts across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michael Vetter
John Scherr
Augusta Kreis
Wm. P. Dunlap
Arche F. Kendall
Ella H. Kendall
John B. Sayler
Hazelton Happenings Report Local Events and Elections
Sol Jampolsky visits Linton relatives during circus day while Hazelton townsfolk attend the county seat show. Graduations at Hazelton High highlight Eva Brindle as sole high school graduate with three eighth graders. Lenhart defeats Malchert in director race amid busy campaigning and auto traffic.
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Sol Jampolsky
Leader Store
Linton
Hazelton
Eva Brindle
Laura Benz
Gertrude Jones
Clara Brindle
Lester Briggle
Geo. Zirbes
Strasburg
Hague
Hull
Westfield
Fourth of July in Linton Planned With Baseball and Contests
Local business leaders plan a grand Fourth of July celebration in Linton the county’s only likely town to hold the event. A morning literary program starts at 10 a.m. with a noted speaker, followed by post-dinner exhibitions and a full day of races and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Hazelton
Strasburg
Easble
Concheste
Republican Primary Ballot: Attorney General Vote
A political advertisement instructs voters on the Republican primary ballot to cast a vote for Attorney General. It presents no candidate names or details beyond the office and party label.
Alfred Zuger Campaign Pledge Emphasizes Fair Enforcement
Alfred Zuger pledges to enforce laws fairly without fear or favor if elected. He cites a track record as a county and state official proving his promises fulfilled. Born 1870 in Norway to German father and Norwegian mother, he moved to the United States with his parents in 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Norway
United States
Dakota
Tuttle Seeks Congressional Seat in Second District
Candidate W P Tuttle of Dawson North Dakota addresses voters noting opposition by trusts and urging farmer cooperation through societies like the Society of Equity. He cites success of fruit raisers west of the Rockies and argues grain growers east may unite, listing counties favorable to his vote.
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Tuttle
Rockies
Jes
Benson
Bottineau
Burleigh
Dickey, Eddy
Emmons
F Pter
System of Lightning Protection and Copper Cable Details
A detailed description outlines a lightning protection system using a double copper cable five feet long with heavy gauge, a solid copper coupler, a shell point with silver tip, a four point brace to prevent wear, and hot galvanized construction. It emphasizes proper installation by specially trained personnel, dealer instruction, and on site inspection backed by National Fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cath Tomers
Fidelity, & Baltgica
Burad
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Cavalier
Archie Jackson
James McCormick
Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
North, Dakota
Republican
Parresats
the Braddock News
G. Grocker
Bohools Rossi Teeter
Dakota Rae Oe Legal Dlanks
John Mindlecomb
Escess Esseses Ohn van Vugt
Shaee - Coon
Court House
Eckbanee Institute For
Christine Engleman
Une
Selbedowadeves Wiobdiese
J.J. Huse
Buckner
Gottilob Schatz
Seceus Acob Schatz
Serers Senens
J.H. Reamer
Ludwig
John Burgard
Noss
Sacra Weeny
Austin-Western Co
Allen Tully
A. Y. Tully
Kasper Knoll
E.hf
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Francis M. Mick
Lot
Byron Swartz
Martin Peterson
Katharina Vetter
Joseph Hoffart
James L. Allen
Martha M. Allen
Arthur F.downer
John I. Roop
George Monteith
Roop
Karl Ternes
Gerdru Ternes
Johannes Techosik
Ernest A. Crain
James A. Blewett
Adam J. Roman
Stella S. Johnson
E. T. Philbrick
John F. Philbrick
Arthur S. Dudley
Anna M. Dudley
G. A. Herolz
Nickolaus Heisler
Magdalena Heisler
William T. Brooks
Glen Brooks
First Bank of
Kintyre
John J. Baumgartner
Elizabetha Baumgartner
M. J. Fischer
Damian Lauinger
John A. Stiles
Eva Stiles
Thomas McCrory
G. A. Lenhart
H. O. Batzer
Capital City
Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church
G. A. Lerhart
Oakes
H. A. Armstrong
Braddock
Soo
Mr. Armstrong
Missouri River
Nels P. Anderson
Willie J. Pettis
Reinhold Kirk Batzer
Chas. Porter
Lintén
Napoleon
Moffit
Main Street
Western Avenue
Kellas Street
N.P
Old Williamsport
Misa Iva Bishop
Tower City
L. C. Malchert
Lenhart
Malchert
Mrs. Malchert
Naijl
Alfred Zuger
W. P. Tuttle
Dawson, N. D
Thomas Aluminium
Winroth
Agt
Ugta Ros
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