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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
8
A compilation of short notes and ads from Linton and nearby towns. Mentions new store buildings and renovations, itinerant workers and visitors, religious services and preaching schedules, a photogravure gallery opening, new millinery stock, and various sales and services in East and West Linton. Includes references to the National Fire Insurance Company and state insurance filings, local weathered items, and community notices.
Notice lists an auction at Hazelton on Wednesday June 24 to sell about fifty mares and geldings two stations and other personal property with liberal terms and bankable paper. Also a separate sale by the county treasurer at the court house in Linton at 10 A M on Saturday June 13 to sell grazing permits on unleased school and institutional lands for 1903 with no bids under five dollars per quarter-section.
Notice states the partnership of Herreid Williamson Lane dissolved May 25 1903. It indicates the firm Herreid and Williamson continues to operate as the remaining partners. Also mentions Armstrong and Farr dissolved May 23 1903 in Farmington and notes continuation by Armstrong.
Notice announces orders for Wall Paper and corn seed by Pritchard Pfeiffe. It states tested quality and intent to supply at a low price with repairs and other services listed in a fragmented notice.
A fragmented roster shows numerous individuals and towns tied to schedule entries at Linton House from Thursday through Wednesday. Names include Roches Frikk, Maui Smith, Berlin, Zea land residents, and many others with affiliations to Aberdeen, Winona, Pollock, Eureka, and surrounding areas.
May 22 to June 19 notice announces a contest by Benjamin W. Huggard against Peter Gleim's Homestead entry 4254 in town 13 range 79. It cites lack of residence and cultivation and that Gleim died around June 1 1902 with heirs not cultivating. Final hearing set for August 6 1908 before the District of North Dakota official in Bismarck. Publication ordered due to unsuccessful personal service.
The document records the creation of Linton State Bank as a North Dakota corporation with capital of ten thousand dollars, 100 shares of 100 dollars each, listing initial shareholders and their residences, and noting the business start date of May 1, 1905 with a 1973 termination, witnessed and notarized in South Dakota on May 18, 1903.
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