Estray notices itemized for Hull and Williamsport N Dakota
The notice lists several captured animals including a black mare with a white face and no brands held by JOHN VAN BORVEN Hull North Dakota, an unbranded two year old black mare around April 1 1901 from LokEeENz Sco, a red gear ing heifer calf with no brand from A L Bakker Hull, and a sorrel gelding about 12 years old branded like a double B on the left shoulder, owned by A Keepler Williamsport. Each asks owners to call prove property pay charges and remove the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Leg
Emmonsburg
N. D
G. W. Renskers
Westfield
N. D. Jut
A. Hollaar
Hull
John van Boren
Hull, N. D
Lokeeenz Sco
Tirsbol
A. L. Bakker
Ken UL
A. Keebler
Williamsport
For Sale and Lost Property Notices From North Dakota Ads
A garbled list of notices offers a sorrel mare with white face and 1000 weight, missing brands, to be claimed by owner after charges. Also a seven year old old horse with a crosswire cut and a left shoulder shoe brand, call to claim. Includes a short horn bull info, and an old newspaper sale notice.
Local notes abound in Linton community life
Town news covers visitors from Braddock and Winchester, a county election, church happenings, institute attendance, and a proposal to revive a local Woodmen of the World lodge to fund a hall. Readers are urged to support a central fraternal society as a community hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Williamsport
Linton Woodmen
Official Proceedings in Linton North Dakota June 3 1901
The board met at Linton on June 3 1901 with Chairman Macdonald and commissioners Baxter and Fischer. Van Voorst was appointed road supervisor. Ole Thompson was deemed incompetent. The auditor was ordered to execute a deed to Stephen A Haw for a land parcel at 139.25. Tax settlements involving sections 8 31 and 31 were reviewed and filed. A bid for an engraving at 25.00 was received and filed. The meeting adjourned to 2 PM June 4 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxp
Biswanen
Charles 8. Lane
United States
District of North Dakota
Linton
N. D
Melissa Hanley
George W. Hanley
N. W
N. BE
N. EE
St. P.M
Pimund Langtior
Vanderbilt
D. Vatrick Kinsella
Ashgrove
Lasat
Lismarck
N.D
Charles
Alo
Emma E. Fladero
Emma E. Kyckman
Gideosa Hobkirk
Dale
Thomas Ryckman
John Pool
Westfield
Jon van de Vorste
Westfield, N. D. A
McGillivray
Beyzlister
Alex. Macdonald
Wm. Baxter
Jakob Fischer
Gerritt van Voorst
Ole Thompson
Stephen A. Haw
Howard & Hedger
Geo. A. Riggs
N. O. Young
County Board Proceedings Liston June 4 1901
The Tuesday meeting at Liston North Carolina records approval of numerous bills and wages for wolf bounties and county labor. Officials credited include Peter Ferguson Willie Tough and Charles I Corbin with several wolf payments. Also noted are road supervisor oaths pardons and bids on bridges, beaver creek highway matter, and adjournment to June 5 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Bismancy
X. D
C. A. Patterson
District Court of
Emuions County
N. D
Linton
Karl Bichler
North Range
P. M
Tynntz Groz
Mull
Franz Gros
Josup Kellur
Franz Volk
Bolz
N.D
Jakob Huber
Pth P.M
Jakob Rutschke
Philipp Pfeiffer
Pekobsauan
Peter Ochsner
Selz
Liston
N. C
Peter Ferguson
Willie Tough
Charles I. Corbin
Thos. H. Jones
Prat
Anton Gutenberg
Benj Corbin
Henry Lawry
Michael Thomas
Michael Vischer
James Smith
H. PD. Smith
Charles J. Corbin
Charles L. Corbin
Sete Astrum
Testilawetetecs
H. A. Armstrong
Eviivcene Secesesees
W. J. Nolan
Ole Iphom
Wm. Beard
E. McLain
Christin
Coungy
oGrecere
Essen
D. A. Sullivan
Westland
Saint Alestus Hospital
Hartley
J. L. Lindsay
Board of Health
Nd Creek
County Officials Schedule Property Sales and Tax Settlements
The June 5 1901 meeting of Emmons County officials authorized transfers from the penalty and interest fund to the emergency fund and directed deeds for land trades. They set sale terms for the Emmons County courthouse at Williamsport and approved a public auction for the courthouse building. The auditor was to solicit land bids in July and settle delinquent taxes, with bills audited and paid including county courthouse work and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston
N. C
Ency Fund
Iron Motion
Christian Naaden
Emmons County
Williamsport
N. D
William Baxter
Board of County Commissioners
M. Matthews
H.F. Douglas
Douglas Cattle Co
Forte & Ostrum
County Court House
Cochrane & Corliss
Wm. Derr
County Stationoly
T. Cscs Sc
O. Putnam
Joseph Fettig
Eeesee
Alex. Macdonald
Wm. Baxter
Wiesere
Eccesegsre
BO Jakob Fischer
Sovescees
A. Coltatye
Shall We Celebrate Fourth of July in Linton
An Emmons County note urges a town Fourth of July celebration with a patriotic address baseball game horse races and a bowery dance. It highlights local progress on the courthouse and expresses pride in national independence as farmers report thriving crops and growing hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Missouri
Walter Krick
Linton
R. A. Evans
Mount Zion
Joseph Kraft
Kraft
Joe
Pierce County
Emmons County
Emmons
Call for a patriot day celebration to honor freedom
The letter urges schools to observe a day venerated by patriots and lovers of freedom. It notes ample time to publish a full program in county papers and for preparations. It asks residents to avoid horse racing disputes by decisive judges to allow a united celebration.
Pioneer Picnic Date Set At Grove Near Glencoe
Secretary E C Campbell of the Pioneers Association announces the Pioneer Picnic will be held Saturday June 22 at the grove on Aug Benz's place, formerly Brown's Grove. Mr Worst will speak, Glencoe Green Club will furnish music, with ball games Glencoe vs Braddock and Glencoe vs Sterling, plus horse races and ample ice water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Campbell
Pioneers’ Association
Benz
Linton
Gussner vs Hawks case proceeds amid swindle claims
The long trial centered on Geo Gussner and I H Robinson who supplied funds to buy cattle. Gussner contends he was swindled as cattle were sold to Hawks at a higher price, and he seeks return of the stock while Hawks denies direct participation in the swindle. Attorneys for both sides argued over the trial's direction as the case remained on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gussner
A. Hawks
I. H. Robinson
Emmons County
Bismarck
Gussner
Robinson
Hawks
Messrs
F. H. Register
G. W. Lynn
Guasner
Judge directs verdict in Hawks case amid court actions
Judge Winchester took the case from the jury and directed a verdict in Hawks favor. The case may go to the supreme court. Prohibition-law cases with P Flynn and others were continued by consent. Dismissal under section 7606 was refused without bonds to abate nuisances. Gilman v Gilman saw partial evidence, with S Lane named referee. Sites v Vetter settled out of court. Marquart v Eisenzimmer dismissed for late filings. Court adjourned Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lane
Sites
Vetter
Marquart
Lynn
Eisenzimmer
Soo plans no Dakota expansions this season
E Pennington, general manager, says the Soo will not build to Bismarck or Aberdeen this year despite newspapers urging rail lines. He notes extensions are underway from Wishek to Ashley and a southwestern lash to Ashley, but denies any summer 1901 plans for further reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Soo
Bismarck
Aberdeen
E. Pennington
The
Mr. Pennington
Wishek
Ashley
Discovery of a powerful internal antiseptic
Ann Arbor doctors report a potent antiseptic safe for internal use in small amounts. The Minneapolis Tribune notes that a solution containing one five one thousandths of one percent could kill all bacteria. If correct, harmful microbes in the body would be eradicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Minneapolis Tribune
Local Dry Goods Supplier Announces Summer Stock
The undersigned informs residents of Linton and vicinity that next week a fine stock of dry goods, notions, and summer suits for men, women, and children will be on display. Those needing items in his line are advised to inspect the stock. June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Estrayed mare sought by Hampton resident
A dark bay mare about five years old weighs roughly 1000 pounds with brand on left shoulder and circle B on right shoulder and a narrow facial streak. A suitable reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact S. E. Rypar, Hampton, New Jersey.
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Livona
N. D
Cattail Creek
H. D. Samira
Brandhe Mon
E. Rypar
Hampton
N.J
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Charles S. Lane
Linton, Nordak
Beaver Creek
Staffond Press
Church St
New Maren, Cenn
Liorses
Mermo Dx Boer
G. W. Wescorr
Omlo, N. D
H. F. Brown
G. A. Herolz
Linton, Wat
McCuLity
Hampton, N. D
Unorro
Lane Orviea
Misuanes
Jacob Loutzenilser
Obarios
Lane
United States Court
District of North Pakata
N.W
Isace Allen
Bert Pierce
G. Tracy
Peter Knudson
Vranz Reurich
Joseph Bichler
Sebastian Baumann
Johannes Baumgartner
Anton Fischer
Tirshol
Charles Arkonrg
Otice
Charles Arkenberg
Milan
Apis
Indiana
Aygalnot
Sald Emmons County
Armstrong
Bismanck
Nice
Suport
Charles 8
District of North Daneemae Linton
Eliza Luutzenhiser
N. E
Isaac Allen
W.G. Tracy
Dale, N. DA
McGillivray, Register
Lane Ofrics
District of North da Kote
Anna Borye
Anna Wessel
Frank Becker
Dale, N. D
John Stewart
A. C. McGillivray
Register
W. H. Winchester
Judicial District
State of North
Rose Walden
J.A. Lemery
W. L. Bales
Joan I. Geil
Chas. W. Shorman, Honorath Buripine, Lin'ton
Post Hospital
Avent
Cleveland Bicycles
Niagara
F. B. Fiske Fort Yates, N. D
Roy Yeater
Williamport
J. B. Brock
E. Ryder
Braddock
Robert Dickson
Billsport
Dad Wescott
Charlie Lindsay
Cliff Stickney
Miss Walker
North Country
Mrs. Braddock
Miss Genevieve
Dakem
Nora Anderson
Winchester
Mrs. Britts
Mrs. Allen
Baby Lucile
Cherry Grove Ranch
Geo. Whalen
Iowa
South Dakota
Annie Braddock Arived
Linnon
Valley City
J. H. Green
Up North
E. E
Frank Pitcher
J. W. Wescott
J. Henderson
Methodist Church
Burge School-House
P. L. Pierce
Frank Loutzenhiser
David Hinds
Comrade Southwick
Irvine Building
P. B. Schweitzer
Derr
Henry Carr
Mathias Knudtson
Charles Morris
Carr
Linton Baseball Nine
B. F. Savage
Jacob Kalberer
Jake
Prof. Whitney
Lemery
Marion Burge
Capt
Baker
Lower
Beaver
Papa
John Shhermer
Burr Oak District
This County
Shermer
Bis 4Narck Tribune
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
Cincinnati
Eureka
S. D
A. L. Lott
Capitol
Paris
Bismarck Tribune
Frank Devan
Lute” Jeevan
A. D. Prouty
Mound City
Horton
Prouty
Irwin
Bank of Braddock
Merchant Geil
Harry Gray
Jeremiah Cole
Charlie Anderson
Editor Thurston
Henry Reamann
Fred Cotton
Fred Geil
Ed. Shepard
Fred Mitchell
T. P. Lee
Fred Junge
Thomas
James B. Gayton
Billy” Badger
Morton County
S. E. Ryder
Mr. Gayton
Rindlaub
Fargo
Sam Busby
Win
Newberry
F. H. Dunbar
Chhristina Nanden
Lownap
Gange
Er Iyedana Shee
Mr. Muench
Wiliam
E. Muench
E. M. Brown
Berton Transportation CO
Fort Yates
Standing Rock
Winona
Gayton
Cannon Ball
Coal Harbor
Mannhaven
Hancock
Wagoman’s
Washburn
Bachelor
Peerless
Bismarck”. Imelda
Missouri River
S. P. Laker
Gen. Sup't
Cannonball
Imn District Court
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