Patterson’s Poper and the Mor ton County Primaries
Patterson attacks the editor of the Record while praising Tuttle in Mor ton county Republican primaries. Tuttle and allies won Mandan precincts and backed Insurance Commissioner Leutz for renomination, aiding Indian Agent Ogenheimer’s position. The piece claims the Record will not repeat unprovable abuse.
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Patterson
Poper
the Record
Record
Morton County
Tuttle
Leutz
Ogenheimer
New York Doctor Promises Leaner Figures and Finer Faces
A New York physician promotes a fat reduction scheme claiming to sculpt faces into finer, more attractive appearances. The respondents politely decline the offer, joking that Shakespeare would prefer leaners for stratagems, but offer a potential job if the doctor can fix their face for use in a print shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doc
Shakspeare
Spectacle of a Candidate’s Shifting Allegiances
A North Dakota county tale describes C. A. Patterson switching from the Republican caucus to the Democratic convention, then back seeking a Republican nomination by appealing to German voters. The piece accuses him of selling politics for personal gain and betraying party loyalties as he chases nominations.
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Fargo
McKinley
Chinley
C. A. Patterson
Patterson paper defends Streeter on convention tickets
A letter defends Streeter against claims he peddled tickets at a Democratic convention. The writer, asserting Democratic readers and county reporters will corroborate, says he attended every Democratic convention and ran for office as an independent Republican only when not backed by a Republican nomination. He insists he never compromised Republican doctrine, vows to vote for an honest Democrat over a faulty Republican, and condemns Patterson for alleged impropriety tied to a likely plot involving a Democratic nomination for a minor county post.
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Carpaign
Patterson
Petty
Pelleck Pickups Progress Song of Town Reception
A reception was given last Friday evening at Dale in honor of Mr. Chas. Coen and his bride. Several young folks attended as the week’s events included dances and social activity around town.
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Lprogress
Dale
Chas. Coen
Rifle accident and Old Settlers Picnic notice
A shot from a rifle held by two Mound City boys wounded a Titland boy in the foot but not fatally. A Sterling North Dakota communication invites all to the Benz’s Grove Old Settlers Picnic on Long Lake Creek June 28, 1902 with baseball between Emmons county rivals, horse and foot races, and a large dance bowery as organizers prepare the grounds.
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Mound City
Orton Devan
Titland
C. R. Kositzsky
Sterling, N. D
Benz’s Grove
Long Lake Creek
Emmons
Emmons County Teachers Institute In Session This Week
The Emmons county teachers institute is underway with strong attendance. Prof Stockwell of Grafton leads, assisted by Supt Kuiper. The list of attendees includes R W Thompson Nora Andrson Hampton Nell Bales Edna Connor Anna Currin Rena Russell Stella Smith Alice Dowlin George Grant Lizzie Knudtson Laura Pring Anna Farrell Lizzie Farrell Margaret Yeater J E Davies S A Potter Chas Coventry C A Moorman Seeem ing evening Stockwell spoke on teaching methods and gave a public lecture on Historical Places and The Men That Made Them.
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Emmons County Teachers’ Institute
Prof. Stockwell
Grafton
Supt. Kuiper
R. W. Thompson
Nora Andrson
Hampton
Nell Bales
Ashgrove
Edna F. Connor
Anna B. Currin
Rena Russell
Stella Smith
Linton
Alice Dowlin
George Grant
Westfield
Lizzie Knudtson
Glencoe
Laura L. Pring
Winchester
Anna Farrell
Lizzie Farrell
Margaret Yeater
Williamsport
J. E. Davies
S. A. Potter
Hull
Chas
Coventry
Dale
C.A. Moorman
Liyona
Eming
Stockwell
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Promoted for Families
A local ad urges families to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now for use this summer. It claims high effectiveness for bowel complaints in both children and adults and notes sale by W. E Pgering, merchant, Lintos, North Dakota.
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W. E Pgering
Merchant
Lintos
N. D
Official Proceedings of Linton Board of June 9 1902
The Linton North Dakota board met at 2 pm with all members present. Bills listed as paid include wolf bounties for Wesley Baker G Pitts Loutzenhiser and others plus hospital and county service charges. A petition for a bridge over Tail Creek was filed and the 1902 road supervisor F P Caldwell’s report was received. Board adjourned to 9 am Tuesday.
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Linton
N. D
Esley Baker
G. Pitts
Loutzenhiser
Sane
Beter Kraft
Sapatio Galontiocc
Walker Bros. & Hardy
L. Lamb Lumber Co
Herried
August Benz
Tail Creek
F. P.caldwell
Highway rights and bridge contracts in Braddock area
The board of Linton county met June 10 1902 to review proposals for a county highway southwest of Braddock and to survey the route. It awarded a steel bridge contract to L H Johnson of Minneapolis for Horsehead creek and set a November 1 deadline. Appraisers were named for estrays, and various tax and land deeds were processed including cancellation of an 1885 tax sale and lost certificates. The session adjourned to July 7 1902.
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Fargo Bridge & Iron Co
Eerie Ee
L. H H. Johnson
L. H. Johnson
Minneapolis
Linton
N. C
Tony Verhoef
Gerrit van Diest
G. W. Renskers
W. H. Johnson
J. H.uglass
Geo. W. Wescott
Franz Hulm
Peter Goldade
Joseph Aschenberger
Gerrit
van Diest
Frederick Washburn
Emmons County
Washburn
E. B. Weirick
C. B. Little
John F. Philbrick
S. W
Johann A. Weber
Exeter
Cataa Creek
Mi Uld
Baxter
John H. Dekker
G. A. Herolz
Jakob Fischer
Linton Merchant Sells Pain Balm Warranty
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reports his wife suffered eight weeks of severe back pain until using Chamberlain Pain Balm advertised in Dayton Volks Zeitung. After a few days she felt renewed and the pain vanished, enabling her to resume household duties. The liniment is sold by W E Persie, Merchant, Linton North Dakota.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
W. E. Persie
Linton
N. D
Ken Up White Gelding With Gold Lame Collar
One white gelding weighing about 1200 pounds with a spot near the left eye and a weight noted as ju27. B Schneider of Selz North Dakota reports the horse description and weight for identification and sale records.
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Ken
Schneider
Selz
N. D
Sale of Biante Hay Permits at Public Auction
County treasurer offers permits to cut grass on school and other lands for 1902 at court house June 20 at 10 am. Minimum bid five dollars per quarter section or fraction. Order of Board of University and School. Del La Land Commissioner.
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Court House
Board of University and School
D. J. la Land Gommssioneri
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F. H. Cotton
General Merchandise
Braddock
Nordak
Jones Bro
Postoffice Building
Linton, ND
W. E. Petrie
Linton, N. D
Renee
Bismarck
EE Semling & CO
Bismarck, N. D
Emmons County Land Office
Edward Braddock
H. N. Turner, Prop
Maxianv Lovauio
Nawiy FuaNisuep Tasovenour
Ican Legislative Vention
cpomaLp
Mac Glencoe
Grove
Panay
Anderso
Wino Lamson
Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
North Dakota
Pioneer Journal of the County
Old Settlers
the Institute
Board of County Commissioners
Weeday
Layton
Arenes
W. M. Matthews
L. Lindsay
H. W. Allen
Keeee
County Auditor
Rene
G. A. Herolzz
Sen Tom Ce
Anes Machnery
Jones
Plano
J. W. Wescott
Fred Junge, JR
Feggegen
L. Wescott
N. P. Anderson, G. W. Murray
Pioneer Drug Store
Proprietors
J. I. Case
John Rooks
Bales
Nton
H. Backhaus
Christ. Wolfer
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