Public Notice of Homestead Claim and Estate Sale in North Dakota
Notices filed in 1922 announce John E. Renschler of Linton seeking five year proof on his land claim in Section 20, Township 133 N, Range 68 W, with witnesses named. Separately, Chas Coventry as administrator with will annexed of Nancy J. Brown's estate announces a private sale of Braddock real estate in Emmons County subject to court confirmation, with bids due after March 28, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Bismarck
N. D
John E. Renschler
Linton
Beco
Meriadian
Don L. Tracy
Emmons
North Dakota
Nancy J. Brown
Excelsior
Kidder
Ee County
Braddock
Chas
Coventry
Emmons County
Peeeeneuy
Interior
Land Office
Ateimarck
Township
Merial On
George A. Bryant
Napoleon, N. D
John Tonander
Rovert
Phillip Davis
Has. Glitschkr
Remeter
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Emmons County
Mortgage default on a 1917 loan by Joseph H. Wilson and Mary Wilson to Farmers State Bank Hazelton ND leads to foreclosure. Sale set for March 31 1922 at 2 PM at the Emmons County courthouse to satisfy $295.29 due plus costs. property described as the south half of the south half of section 34 township 136 range 77. Taxes for 1918 1919 1920 unpaid. mortgagee authorized to declare the balance due. Also includes bonds notice for public sale and estate notice for Eller Frasier. First publication March 9 1922.
Foreclosure Notice on Emmons County Mortgage Sale
Notice is given that mortgage by Severin J Hoiness and Mabel Hoiness to Jennie Betzer dated September 10 1917 filed September 18 1917 recorded in Book 39 page 53 Emmons County North Dakota will be foreclosed by sale at 2 PM April 15 1922 at the front door of the courthouse in Otanton Emmons County North Dakota The SE quarter section 14 Township 136 North Range 76 West Fifth Principal Meridian is described The default is nonpayment of interest due September 10 1921 and the whole sum secured is declared due Sale amount at sale 2195 97 dollars plus costs Mortgagee Jennie Betzer Attorney H A Armstrong Hazelton North Dakota March 6 1922
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Wilson
Mary Wilson
Farmers State Bank
Hazelton
North Dakota
the Register of Deeds
Emmons County
Linton
Emmons
5Th Principal
North
Kota
Severin J. Hoiness
Mabel Hoiness
Mortgagors
Jennie Betzer
Mortagee
Register of Deeds
County of
Ofanton
Fifth
Tnnie Betzer
H. A. Armstrong
Mortragee
Notice of Leasing of School and State Lands in Emmons County
Notice is given that unleased school and state lands in Emmons County North Dakota will be offered for rent at a public leasing in Linton on March 30 1929 at 10 00 AM Terms set a five acre season 1922 grazing only minimum rental 16 per quarter section bidders pay rent season 1922 plus 3 lease fee per quarter section Lands not leased to those with 640 acres already Tongue twisters aside the state reserves rights to reject any bids and leases may be canceled on sale Public inspection two weeks prior List of lands on file with the county treasurer Details dated Bismarck North Dakota February 27 1922 Commissioner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
North Dakota
Linton
Jerse
Board of University and School Lands
Bismarck
North
Dakota
Bida
County School Salaries and Diploma Winners Reported
County school notes detail state salary comparisons for 1907, noting county superintendents at about 1700 for twelve months versus city at 2400 for nine months, with 25 percent salary growth for county superintendents over seventeen years. It lists Nine Month diplomas awarded this week to students including Peter Nieuwsma and Adriana Huisingh, Bakker, and notes Pupils Reading Circle awards such as 1st Diploma to John Grenz and Samuel Grenz, Gayton, and various seals and recognitions for other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Linton
Regison County
Peter Nieuwsma
Adriana’ Huisingh
Bakker
Barbara Schwartzenberger
Winchester
Ronald Aaring
Howard Urevig
Aldo Sundeh
Raymond Day
Kintyre
Frank Schneider
Green Timber Fails Says Townley at Nebraska League
Lincoln Neb Feb 25 A C Townley national president told the Nebraska Nonpartisan league state convention that the league’s tactics hinder lasting victory and that practical politics is needed. He criticized green timber and untrained officials, urged returning to politics, and warned politicians hold the offices for the money they offer. He noted North Dakota as the only example and called the effort a big job to overthrow ruling classes and transform workers into leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
A. C. Townley
Nebraska Nonpartisan League
League
Townley
North Dakota
Farm loan bill passed in Washington amid emergency funding
The Senate approved a McCumber bill authorizing 5 million dollars in loans to United States farmers to purchase seed grains and livestock feed. Of the fund, 1 million was earmarked for livestock needs deemed an emergency, secured by chattel mortgages. An Emmons County board meeting proceeded amid ongoing hunger for hay and feed, with approvals to buy and distribute county hay under new regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
United States
Emmons County
Board of County Commissioners
County General Fund
Ohali
Punctuality and Perfect Attendance Awards Across Communities
Alfred Larvick Danbury Gill Seal Theodore Gimbel Gayton Josephine Rodenberg Bakker Pupils earning Punctuality Buttons include Jacob Merkel John Zoller Felix Knittel Nutilia Weikum Liberty William Chaney Linton Special Howard Dunnally James Barr Strasburg Three Months Perfect Attendance Certificates awarded to Barbara Schwartzenberger Winchester Lydia Huber Sand Creek Rose Gimbel Hazel Morford Eula Gontka Gayton Joseph Schlangen Albert Herr Emmonsburg Jessie Gellespie Freda Wagner Linton Special Hilda Vikse Cora Timmer Winnie Nicuwsma Erving Terpstra Raymond Bertha Ella Terpstra Clara Olson Ida Vikse Ella Timmer Howard Andrew Olson Ange Jeuwsma Marion Hollaar Peter Compaan Bakker Mildred McDonnell Williamsport Anton Moch Joseph Moch Viola Aarvig Ruth Beal Berndt Aarvig Twyla Laing Grace Ruth Olson Marion White Edward Alexander Moch Margaret Klein Harold Sundahl Clifford Thompson Donald Falgatter Kintyre Ida Lula Hirvela Annie Pekkola Vieno Laine Mamie Miller Wilson Arnold Orleske Dakem Lowell Barton Arden Eldon Vie Lillian Hill Harry Tracy Cherry Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert
Alfred
Margaret Larvick
Marion Hollaar
Peter Compaan
Bakker
Mildred McDonnel
Williamsport
Anton Moch
Joseph Moch
Viola Aarvig
Ruth Beal
Berndt Aarvig
Twylah Laing
Grace
Ruth Olson
Marion White
Edward
Alexander Moch
Margaret Klein
Harold Sundahl
Clifford Thompson
Donald Fallgatter
Kintyre
Ida
Lula Hirvel
Community clubs organize events and projects
Wildrose A forms a community club to support a monthly fund for the new band. Cando A lists subscriptions to maintain the community band. Sanish rail officials cite a bridge site over the Missouri. Aneta city council enacts strict dance regulations. Selfridge links telephone lines with Shields via the local club. Landan Chiutauqua taken over by the Commercial club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildrose
Cando
Missouri
Aneta
Selfridge
Shields
Landan
Commercial Club
Coal Strike Referendum Ordered By United Mine Workers
The United Mine Workers of America ordered a nationwide coal strike referendum to be held with ballots cast by each local before March 10 and returns filed by March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Mine Workers of America
Windbag patriots and the unknown soldier's mother
W. T. Noonan quips in Baudette Region that times may be tight but expenses are met anywhere. He praises a man who left fifty thousand dollars to the mother of the unknown soldier buried at Arlington, calling him the king of windbag patriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
W. T.noonan
Baudette
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Legal Publications
Chas, Glitschkr, Register
Pas
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Commissioner of Agriculture
Laor
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Joseph A. Kitchen
Agriculture and Labor
State of
Credito
Eller Frasier
Chas. Coventry
Said Emmons County
John Grenz
Samuel Grenz
Gayton
Esther Larson
Marie Larvick
Danbury
Annie van Vugt
Mary ‘Schulterus
Shue
Mauritz van Soest
Josephine Rodenberg
Nebraska Leaguers
THE
Board OF County Commissionee
Orin County
Orning
T. P. Lee
F. J. McConville
Goughnour
McConville
Djourn
Geo. Lynn
Ainsanity
Hooseek Devil & Nae
Naneaas
E. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Conville
E. D. Fogle
Bamacys
Dedrich
Nished County Poor
Ligh Co
County Poor
Hazelton Leader
Joseph Scherr
Livona Prownehinn
Joseph
B. Fitsgibbonn
Lbr. Co
Iyssi Weels
Theodore Renachier
Pervices
Deitrich Family
Equity Exchs
Suppete
Unty Renaeeebeer
Bopes
Weber
du Heaume
B. F. Ketchum
Boas
John. J. Kramer
G. van Veen
Warren Ryckman
Andy A Pseabers Road Work & Co
Andy
DaWwitt ’ Baer
Fetenler
Pris
Geo. Montieth
Co. Poor
Wm. Pagel
LaDelle Briggle
Smith Studio
F. H. Carpenter Lbr. Co
Court House
Emmons Co
Free Press
Ing
Washburn Pignite ‘Onal Co
Emmons County Light & Power Co
Carpenter Sur. Co
L. M. Doerschlag Co
C. H. Fischer
Mike Hager
Schall
duHeaume
H. O. Sauer
John Schiermeister
Ioad Work
Merl County
Frank Euch
John Gimbel
Henry Humann
Shinars Gust. Bossert
Emmons County Record
Printhouse
Shier
Frank Chesrown
Rathburn
Gradinte
Alelsiateiiataeie
C. E. Richardson
Siles Tenes
Peter Munsch
Elesces
Christ Wagner
ONO
Eb Csecae Icesces
Paul Burgad
Ben Bickler
Cumiles
Crete
John W. Rice
Mint Fing
E. van Beek
Henry Dornbush
Wm. Renskers
Dick van Beek
Bert van der Vorste
H. L.’ Burch
Lake Schlangen
Coyotes
Jake Schiermeister
Peoiis Whisis Citie Cites Celebes
Fred Bader
Bennie Bachmeter
Magrum
Sautter
A. J. Shier
Paul H. Marshall
Cc. O. Smith
Linton, N. D
Wolverton Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
M. D
N. Dak
Strasburg Auto CO
Distributors of
Ford
DELCO
W. H. Hinton
Prop
A. L. Portz & CO
DRS
Walker Bros
Wishek
Linton Service Garage
Arthur J. Plant
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