Classified Ad List Includes Variety Goods
A compact newspaper item lists clothing, flour, candies, fruit, barb wire, hardware, tinware and Christ. Wolfeer as available goods in a general sale or ad column.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
12
A compact newspaper item lists clothing, flour, candies, fruit, barb wire, hardware, tinware and Christ. Wolfeer as available goods in a general sale or ad column.
The Dickinson district lists instructors Lewis F Crawford Elizabeth Morrison Roberta Morrison N Helen Davies Almira Van Eman and others for a county teacher enrollment and meeting at the high school Monday morning July. Attendees must attend by law bring books and expect a value packed session in Bismarck with State Superintendent Stockwell.
The Emmons County Commissioners meet July 6 at 10 a.m. in the county auditor's office to hear appeals and adjust tax assessments as returned by the assessors. They will continue daily until all assessments are acted on. Official notices dated June 24, 1903. G A Herolz, County Auditor.
By the undersigned one white horse with black mane tall and crooked left hind ankle eight years old weight about 500 pounds. Joan BADER Lyun 26-jul10 Winona N D Five Miles South of Winona.
Assessor Renskers, Jimming, Gleveringa and others travel to Linton from nearby towns. Local residents and visitors like Welch, Almquist, Stam, Hagg, Lemery and Talbot are noted amid social events, lodging, and business. A gypsy camp near the church, a repair of long distance telephone, and a picnic highlight community life.
Hon Pat Lyons bought farm machinery in Fargo as Steele reports gold finds eight miles north of town. Elliot dug a weir and found glittering sand. a tobacco sack of it was sent to the University of Minnesota for analysis. Early samples indicate rich gold potential with multiple claims staked by newcomers from St Paul Minneapolis Aberdeen SC. Wells measuring 70 and 108 feet discovered near the glittering sand.
The Kenmare News reports a curious incident where two maidens hired a single rig from a Minot livery stable. To avoid trouble they kept an umbrella under the horse tail during a light rain, prompting the liveryman to stare in disbelief at the outcome.
Albert Fulmer owner of the Western House in Dell Rapids perished in a fire discovered around 2 AM. His wife suffered severe burns while trying to save him as kerosene or saline exploded. Fire officials planned an incendiary origin probe with coroners Hawkins and staff en route.
Two horses reported taken up near Sand Creek eight miles north west of Linton in Dunn County. A dark brown mare about two years old branded on the right shoulder with a white left hind foot and a white foal at her side described as buckskin in color. Owners urged to call, pay charges, and remove animals.
Bomerdink has just received a new line of ladies and gents watches and invites customers to call and see them at Christ Wolfer’s.
Henry Watterson argues a healthy newspaper boosts town progress and property value. The page advertises sales, millinery, insurance, land listings, contracts, and local services in Linton and Emmons County with multiple small business notices and shop moves.
To work on NW. P. branch north of Linton, $2.00 per day, with board for man and feed for team. Apply at camp at Hazelton. Cook & HINDs.
The owner seeks the return of a gray gelding about 15 to 16 years old weighing around 1,300 pounds with no visible brand. Contact J. S. Schlangen at Leonard Murphy Ranch three miles north of Linton to reclaim and pay charges. The notice also lists wool market dates across North Dakota and invites buyers to attend.
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