County Record quarrels over Mandan and Bismarck politics
In a column from Linton it critiques Mandan’s political gains and Bismarck’s influence, questioning rights of outside communities and noting local dissatisfaction with public notices and appointments amid state capital rivalries. The piece argues Morton county residents should stay silent on local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Mandan
Tatter Place
Slope
Morton County
Capitol
Army Post
Boettcher Ranch Showcases Strong Cattle Health
A Emmons county tour of Fred Boettcher's Eureka cattle ranch found 600 head on site and 200 wintered nearby with only seven losses out of 800 cattle. Visitors praised the well organized operations and ample hay, deeming the visit worthwhile for stock interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Fred Boettcher
Eureka
Missouri Slope
North
San Dakota
Boettcher
Aeee
W. O. Irwin
H. Backhaus
A. N. Junge
Earl Atha
R. M. Farrington
L. A. Weatherby
Beecher
Creamery’s Vital Role in Town and Farm Economy
A correspondent notes that a nearby creamery seems small but provides substantial monthly payments to local farmers, totaling over 875000 yearly in cash at strong prices. It supports milk production, calf raising, and overall town commerce. without milking, banks, merchants, and farmers would face cash shortages and tighter credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Local theft confessed after break in at Wescott’s
Deputy Sheriff reports several items stolen from Wescott’s harness and hardware shop including four pairs of overshoes and a forty-diddle. Tracks near Patterson’s ice-house linked to a boy, who after questioning confessed. He appeared before Justice Wagheg on Saturday, sentenced to ten days in jail and a $20 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justis Wescott
Patterson
Linton
Atton Fe Lynn
Wagheg
Western Canada families seek home country resettlement
The report notes families moving from western Canada face sickness and hardship as they sell homes and relocate to new districts. It details school enrollments, local tax figures, and per capita school funding, with figures from county offices and district assessments, and comments on prospects for future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Herolz
Bakker
Winchester
Tay
Farmer Legge Ties Live Wolf For Bounty Dream
In Arnold-Young, Farmer Legge captured a wolf from a trap and tied it with his clothing to carry it toward the Arnold house. He planned to build a pen and raise a litter for bounties, hoping both men profit from the supposed wolf crop. The neighbor assisted in examining the animal.
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Farmer Legge
Arnold-Young
Arnold House
Mr. Arnold
Mr. Legge
Arngd’s
Arnold
Uncle Ben
Legge
Arnold Gutside
Farm tale ends with odd bounty due
A rustic quip ends in humor as a farmer discovers the bounty on a creature he misreads as a wolf. Legge laughs off the misidentification while removing fleas from his coat, exclaiming in a sorrowful but amused tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Legge
Man Offers Seat to Elderly Lady in Streetcar Encounter
Three women glare at a paper held by a man in a streetcar. He rises slightly and invites the elderly lady to take his seat. The women then study advertising cards on the car walls as he returns to his reading.
Correspondence of the Record March Notes from Pollock and Nearby
March 1 items report Daniel Walsh hauling agency freight from Pollock. John Ashcraft has been confined to bed with lagrippe. Mr and Mrs W B Andrus of Yates visited friends here Saturday. James M Brown of Yates seen on Winans streets Sunday. Capt Welch reports cattle dying in Bello country from lack of hay. About 5 inches of snow on the Cedar. The Fiske orchestra failed to make Pollock Friday afternoon. Miss Flora Hauser notes Peruna given with a clear head and safe outlook.
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Daniel Walsh
Pollock
John Ashcraft
Lagrippe
W. B. Andrus
Yates
James M. Brown
Winans
Welch
Bello ‘Eurche
Fiske
Avery Sheeden
Peruna
Flora Hauser
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh in prompt ad copy
R Hartman promotes Peruna as a universal cure for chronic catarrh with claims of dramatic facial relief and widespread use across the United States. The piece blends product hype, testimonial style lines, and sales pitches, concluding with a misc section about selling times and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hartman
United States
Wanted cattle to herd near Linton in 1904
The undersigned WM. ALBRECHT offers to herd cattle for the 1904 season starting March 1. Good pasture and water, six miles west of Linton, post office Linton. Apply to J A Froop Brittin N D for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Froop
Brittin
N. D
WM. Albrecht
Linton
Postoffice
Marll
Land and sheep sale notices and local school meeting
The undersigned has appointed by Hornton and Co a lease of pasture for the season of 1904. 200 ewes and 100 ewe lambs for sale, half bred to Rambouillet bucks, half to Shropshire bucks, sheep on shares, delivery April 1. Terms reasonable, half free. Arnold, Westfield, ND. Notice of dissolution of L Gross & Co between Gross and W E Wells at Havas North Dakota dated March 1, 1904. The next teachers examination for certificates will be held in Linton schoolhouse March 11 and 12, 1904. Coventry, Co Supt. NOTICE of Linton Cemetery Association meeting March 18 1904 at 8 p m to frame by-laws. Coventry, Clerk.
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Hornton
Linton
Ramboullet Bucks
Shropshire Bucks
Arnold , Westheld
Gross
W. E. Wells
Havas
North Dakota
L. Gross & Co
Zuar A
Onas
Coventry, Co
Linton Cemetery Association
Coventry
N. D
Notice of Final Home Land Office Commutation Filing
A settler Jennie Zuidam filed intent to make commutation proof with the North Dakota land office. The hearing is before Commissioner Charles S. Lane in Linton on March 19, 1904, with witnesses Thomas McCann Pollock Rasman Westfield John Boshauve and Frank Erkstra listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birst
N. D
Pooranry
Rowerdink
Emmons County
Linton
John A. Stiles
Fifth P. M
Jakob Broeckel
Jacob Wollmann
Winona
Land Office Att-Biomarch
Otioce
Crete Can
Charlies United States
Ini Line
Land Office
N.D
Il Bermado
Nee Pale
Root
Charles 8
Lane
Ni de
Jennie Zuydam
Borphe Bhoreea
Sec
Corea
Viet
Olen
Upor
C Tion
Thomas McCann
Pollock
Duc Rasman
D. John Bioshauve
Westfield
Frankerkstra
M. Hi. Jewell
Register
Rosina Kiemele
N. W
Phillip Hetterle
Winchester
N. D. Gottlieb Schmierer
D. Martin Sc
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The
Linton Bazar
Andy
Thartk
Peter
John P. Pfeifle
Linton Feed Store
Prigr
W.L. Yeater & CO
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
Linton, North Dakota
E. E. Semling
SSS Gssseseseesse Snyders Drug Store
J. Eo
YDER
Jazetton
Mes
RCE
Emmon
Yd.r. Streeter
Orth Dakota
Retvizan
Far East
Sbas
Burr Oak
Gayton
Glanavon i
Williamsport
Cherry Grove
Logan
Odessa
Selz
Union
Exeter
Daken
Seseee
Strasburg
Buchenan
Gossi
New York Times
L. Lamb Lumber Co
Linton, OD
Mark Colinski
Thase
Johannes Bosch, Sr
Linton, N. D
Millinebry
First Bank of Linton
Stella A. Smith
Erion Proprius
Lanp
Bia Mancx
Peter G. Rooks
Gust. Broman
William Sei
Emmonsburg
Emmoughburg
William i? Newborn
Srapton
John Kiemele
Joseph Willem
Veteron
Frederick Prankhouser
Rato
D. . Seymour
John Parrots
the First Bank of
T W. Welsh, N. D
Nor, Dak
A M. Britts
Linton, Norts& Dakota
L.A. Weatherby
Linton State Bank
Charles S. Lane
Attorney At Law
C. U. Prior
Hazelton, N. D
John. Peterson
Hazelton
I. E. Shepard
Braddock
Cal
Nels P. Anderson
Braddock, Nor. Dak
Braddock, Nok
Dak
T. P. Lee
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