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Emmons County Record in Linton, North Dakota

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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1886

Page

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Mortgage Sale Notice in Emmons County Dakota 1886

Notice of foreclosure by Henry Willard on a mortgage by Marten Nilson and Ina Nilson. The 160 acre northeast quarter in section 34 township 136 North range 75 West will be sold at public auction to satisfy a 450 principal note plus 539.83 taxes and 25 attorney fees. Sale set for August 6 1886 at 10 am at the Emmons County sheriff’s front door Williamsport.

Marten Nilson Ina Nilson Henry Willard Hun Register of Deeds County of Emmons Territory of Dakota N. c Alba Emmons County Williamsport Territory Gro W. Newton Bismarck D. T

Surveyors Near Williamsport For Missouri Valley Railroad

The Missouri Valley Railroad surveyors, led by Alexander McKenzie as president and Judge Mellon as vice president, are near Williamsport after reaching from the surveying camp. A town meeting voiced strong local support, planning fair compensation for settlers, and a committee will arrange land damages during construction. The party will reach Williamsport tomorrow, surveying about eighty miles north of Bismarck.

Messrs. McKenzie Willcox Lewis Williamsport Burleigh- Emmons Missouri Valley Railroad Alexander McKenzie North Dakota Bismarck Emmons County Mellon Pittsburg John Goughnour

Winona Soldier Denies Charge In Notorious Case

Tuomas Stollard of Company B, 17th U S Infantry, writes from Winona denying the circulating story that he shot a man before a recent trouble. He challenges anyone to prove he shot anyone since the last days of the rebellion.

Winona

Independence Day in Williamsport Celebration Planned

Williamsport prepares for its first Fourth of July event with a well funded committee lineup. The program starts at 2 pm with music reading of the Declaration and an oration, followed by games, supper, a pony race and fireworks. Prizes include 10 and 5 dollars, with entry fees aiding the consolation purse. Vendors advertise millinery and sewing goods alongside bargain 5c to 25c counter items.

Williamsport Chapmanville H. A. Armstrong

Five Miles South West of Williamsport Colts Missing

A two yearling pair missing from the undersigned location five miles southwest of Williamsport. One is a dark brown horse colt with a little white on the off hind foot, the other a chunky black mare colt, both yearlings with no brands. A suitable reward is offered for information leading to their recovery.

Williamsport

Laundry and Dye-Works at Fourth Street

Bismarck Steam-Power Laundry and Dye-Works at No 20 Fourth street offers a first-class bath-house in connection. E Higgins is the sole proprietor. The cheap counters are described as loaded down with items people deem essential.

Bismarck Fourth Street E. Higgins

Williamsport Club challenges Pleasant Valley to game

The Williamsport Base Ball Club rests a friendly contest against Pleasant Valley Base Ball Club on July 5 1686 at 8 30 p m on the grounds of the former Hitemitano Homerun serves as secretary for the notice.

Williamsport Pleasant Valley Hitemitano Homerun

Rogers and Grogan Married by J P Campbell

Frank Rogers and Nellie Grogan were married on Tuesday June 22 in a ceremony conducted by Justice of the Peace Elliott Campbell. The couple will reside in the area, with no further details provided.

Rogers Elliott Campbell J. P Frank Rogers Nellie Grogan

Wanted hay cutting near town at lowest price

WANTED. Lowest price for cutting 15 tons of hay within a few miles of town and stacking at place of cutting. Apply at this office. DeGraff's Great Bargain House on Fourth Street near First National Bank, Bismarck.

Jvy. Barnes Com First National Bank Bismarck Young . Stovell Grifta’ S Joun C Hollembaek W. EH. Wright DeGraff Fourth Street Bismarck

Little Locals brief items from Williamsport area

Northern lights last night were fine. Mr T P Herron of Bismarck is in town. A valuable mare belonging to Mr J N Roop died last week. Rev G P Williams was in town for an hour or two. Masters Billy and Johnny Gayton were in Williamsport recently. Mr R Allum of Bismarck, Rochester Nursery, visiting Williamsport country. Mr A Croghan had an accident while working at Mr Keebler's home. cut his hand with a hatchet. Several locals visited the county seat Tuesday. Correspondence from seven county points showcases the paper. Miss Edna F Connor engaged as teacher for School No 1. One of Mrs W Yeater's chickens hatched with four legs and thirteen toes. lived two days. Miss Beasie McNiel back on Emmons County farm for ten weeks then Fargo schools. Billy Murphy's last trip today. mail schedule changes June 3. W L Gardner charged with breach of peace. bonds set. Great Bargain House cuts on Boots Shoes Hats and Underwear.

A. L. Huffman Olivesburg Ohio Northern Pacific New York DeGraff Bismarck Hodgkinson Sterling Hotel Bertha Packer Chapmanville Palace Drug Dakota Lock Dak J. W. Parker P. O. Derbyshire North Dakota Thoms Kane & Co Chicago Emmons County Joseph Tramel Tramel Vicksburg Corinth Dunn & Co Sheridan House Gayton Township Willis Harmon Williamsport N. J Brockville Margach Jerome Breck Billy Keebler Ira Young Ira T. P. Herron J. N. Roop G. P. Williams Masters Billy Johnny Gayton R. Allum Rochester Messrs D. G. Kennedy A. M. Weller W. L. Gardner Clarence East Silas Ryder W. Adams Eddy Weller Edna F. Connor Beasie McNiel Emmons Fargo Billy Murphy Order of Things Roop Livona Squire Campbell Squire A.M. Weller Wm. W. Wade

Sad Death Leaves Miss Ella Yeater in Mourning

Miss Ella Yeater a Williamsport No 1 teacher learned of the illness and death of her fiancé P P Lefevre Ashland Ohio city attorney. She resigned her post and returned to Ohio for sympathy and counsel as the community offers deep condolences.

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