08 Mar 1895
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
1
The Record editor sought guidance on old and new laws for pension papers. Postmasters may only execute vouchers. notaries with a seal need not have signature authentication. justices of the peace require verification of official status or a certificate on file. The County Auditor certifies justice signatures and office qualifications.
A house vote of 36 to 25 defeats a resubmission. Prohibitionists lack organized opposition, delaying any new vote on the constitution’s appetite provision. In many districts prohibitionists withhold support from license candidates, while resubmission voters back party nominees even if pledged to prohibition.
The article argues that prohibition support in North Dakota hinges on electing legislators who will consistently back resubmission. It condemns opportunistic politicians and urges a state resubmission league with county sub-leagues to vet candidates. It also identifies four forces backing prohibition and warns organized opposition must unite to defeat the measure.
A brown mare about seven years old with a small white forehead spot and a white right hind foot was found on March 4 1895. No brand visible. Owner to call pay charges and claim. Cons F Lester Hampton ND. Lignite coal for sale announced by T H Reams who bought Burr Oak Mine interest one mile west of Buchanan Valley and half mile north of Williamsport Livona trail. E Starr and Co A Sterry Emmonsburg ND advertise cattle and horses for sale with pasture and corral facilities and horse breaking at reasonable rates.
A dance is planned at the Danbury school-house on the evening of Friday March 15 with all invited. The Danbury Tribune notes strong community turnout at Masonic hall last night for the conferring of the third degree upon Lieutenant Governor Worst with over 160 attendees and a banquet that followed. The United States court is scheduled to meet in Bismarck on March 26.
A digest of local movements includes Parker visiting the capital, Kennedy wintering the river region, Burbidge moving to Cannonball to run a stock ranch, and Miss Luella Cronk returning to Ohio. Reports also note a school resumption, land and weather updates, and public land guidance. A letter argues wolf bounty is too high for young wolves and comments on Uncle Ben and bounty incentives.
State Veterinarian R H Treacy visited Glasscock after reports of braxy among sheep, with fourteen animals dead in four days. He cautions about spring recurrences of blackleg in cattle and urges vaccination, noting success in other states and outlining the two inoculations given six days apart.
An ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year staple for teething children. It claims to soothe, ease gum pain, relieve wind colic, and cure diarrhea, with a pleasant taste. Bottles cost twenty five cents and are sold by druggists everywhere.
Proceedings of Entions County Board special and regular sessions discuss bonds for sheriff and auditor elect Edward Braddock, petitions on Exeter and Dakem school districts, wolf scalps and issued bills, with adjournment to April 1895 and Braddock taking office.
Local correspondence recounts social visits, illnesses, and farming plans around Winchester and East Glanavon. Intermittent items cover GA R meetings, cattle movement, school teaching, and upcoming debates as residents share community updates.
The April 1 city election is noted along with local health and civic events. Burleigh county investigates the Olson case as Captain Moorhouse becomes county auditor. Local officials shift roles. Dr. Tarcourt named county physician. E. H. Wilson named warden. A peniten tiary board lineup includes Lounsberry Bratton Johnson Register and Wing with Myron H Davis and Estella Gage wedding noted.
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