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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
3
Linton residents mingle with visitors as town gathers for marriages, services, and plans. Local names include Fritz, Meier, Barlt, Anderson, Leavitt, Brant, and Yonker with events from church, millinery openings, seed grain bids, and a forthcoming moving pictures show honoring Cardinal Farley. Community updates cover travel, illness, elections, and social gatherings across Emmons county towns.
Community items from Hazelton and nearby towns report visits by Miss Jessie Britts and Frank Lovelace, professional trips by Attorney George Lynn, and illnesses including pneumonia for Mrs. J. W. Orthmeyer and Mrs. L. J. Grigues. Local events include a Williamsport district card club gathering, sleigh ride with a minor accident, and farm loan loan applications totaling about 25,000.
Correspondence from Kintyre notes visitors to the Sundahl home and a Braddock church social. Rev. C Harris of Bismarck spoke at the Kintyre church, while Mr. Fitch of Napoleon stayed with a local resident. Pierson injured at Nelson’s store. A petition supporting the Kenyon Sheppard liquor bill was sent to North Dakota congressmen. Rev. W. Harris spoke on Life’s Possibilities reflecting farming conditions.
First Presbyterian holds Sunday school and classes for all ages at 2 p.m. Bible classes for men and women meet at 2 p.m. Preaching by Rev. J M Macmillan at 3 p.m. Services are available every Sunday.
Miss Katie and Master Joe Dietz were on the sick list a few days last week. A small attendance marked the recent dance at the Bachmeier school house. George Nold rode to Strasburg to visit relatives over Sunday. Joe Volk returned home at Bismarck after working for Adam Thomas.
Wagher traveled to Linton on Thursday and returned Friday amid bad roads. Mrs. Martin Volk was moved to Aberdeen for medical care, with Miss Katielass accompanying. Frank Walker, a Winona veteran now in Wisconsin, reports horse scarcity. Mrs. Wuitschick has gone blind after a Sunday ice accident. Broncho Pete, a local rug weaving worker, is noted for quality. Auctioneer Morford of Hartford advertises readiness to handle public sales in Emmons county.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the Ludwis Kieker estate in North Dakota. The undersigned administrator invites all holders of claims to present them with vouchers within six weeks after the first publication at the administrator s office in the county seat. Publication date stated as February day in the prompt, with specifics obscured by OCR.
In pursuance of an order dated Petrie ary AOD 142, Judge Charles Ho Car toy of the County Court in Emmons County North Iya Kota issues notice. Executor of the last will and testament of Jota Green Kyek, deceased, will attend on Friday March td, 1112 at 1 PM at the residence of George Wo Kyekman Section 1 for proceedings related to the estate.
Public auction offered for parcels described by legal land divisions in the county of Bao, North Dakota. Executor of John Green’s estate solicits bids on portions of lots and sections, with sale details published to notify interested parties and comply with probate procedures.
A probate hearing before Judge Charles B Curney in Kinmons County ND addresses the estate of Augustin Vetter. The petition seeks admission of the will and issuance of letters testamentary, with respondents cited to appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted.
Notice is given that a mortgage foreclosure will occur at the county court in Bottineau North Dakota. Linton Wagar, mortgagee, seeks to satisfy the debt secured by the property described as the lot and premises in the township and range specified, with sale to cover the mortgage balance and court costs. Attorneys for the mortgagee, Linton, North Dakota.
Public lease auction held at the Court House in Linton North Dakota on the 26th of April. Lands offered for 5 year terms with annual rent of twelve dollars per quarter section plus taxes and fees. Bids open to highest bidder. lease begins January 1 each year with payment due within 30 days. State reserves rights and may cancel. Commissioner Alan MacDonald of the Board of University Lands oversees leasing on state land in North Dakota.
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