06 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1896
Page
1
Fardo ordinances set fines from 85 to 100 dollars for street walking and ban women of questionable reputation from riding in open carriages or dining out with company. The speaker notes male activity goes unpunished and criticizes the unequal enforcement shaping the lives of women.
About sixty neighbors gathered at the Spicers’ home north of Winona to present a purse of 42 dollars plus wood donations. Speakers praised the couple for Christian work. a plan for alternating Sunday preaching by Rev Spicer and Rev Gooderham was approved. the social ended with a hearty supper and singing.
An advertisement announces statewide news during the campaign year from the Fargo Forum and Weekly Republican for $1 per year. It also promotes the Fargo Forum and Daily Republican at $2.50 for six months or $5 for one year with sample copies free. Address The Forum, Fargo North Dakota.
Emmons County items report many visitors to Williamsport and surrounding towns. locals attend meetings, auctions, and church events while births and marriages are noted. scattered notices mention immigration discussions, court cases, and upcoming dances and services with several regional figures named.
A wedding at the Campbell home unites Eva Dell Campbell and David Horace Yeater with Rev Archibald Currie officiating. Guests present include many local families and a long list of gifts. The piece also shares letters from Missoula about life in Montana and local prospects.
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow’s Boathing Syrup as safe for teething children for over fifty years, claiming it soothes gums relieves pain and cures wind colic. Sold by druggists nationwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
Messages from the Northern Pacific Railroad office in St Paul invite sealed bids for bay cutting on lands in Emmons County. Bids must be received after March 15 and opened in Williamsport on April 11, 1895. The highest bid will be awarded cash and bidders will be notified of the bid amount within fourteen days.
Local notice reads that all interested parties in the Williamsport area must attend a hearing at 5 o'clock p m to discuss the Bavi res case and related matters, as directed by Ruspers.
A note describes cattle to be driven for the season of 1508 with range about 150 miles east of here. The land features abundant running water and potential for corralling stock, though the description is fragmentary and lacks precise locations or official details.
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