Frazier records and the North Dakota political clash
The Record critiques Governor Lynn J. Frazier's actions during and after the 1916 campaign. It argues he fired old board members, backed backers for new posts, and used veto power to shape policy. The piece condemns political maneuvering, compares bonding versus taxing for a 15 million dollar expansion, and warns of long-term costs to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Smith
Lynn J. Frazier
A. L. Burdick
Frazier
Board of Reints
Board of Control
State Senate
Board of Regent
Lewis
Senate
N. P
J. M. Anderson
Equity
League
N. P. League
North Dakota
Townley
St. Paul
Minnesota
Wary Citizen Reflects On Falling For a Ruse
A wary reader recalls being duped by a sham scheme and vows to strike back at the crooks who misled them. The appeal urges skepticism and sharper scrutiny of future temptations.
Braddock Brevities March Sth News Highlights
A series of local notes from Braddock includes Mr Clayton of Kintyre escaping a coal stove explosion that burned his beard and threatened sight. Frances Melander starts work at the telephone office. Verne York returns from Wisconsin wedding trip. Melander injuries from turpentine and a bad hand burn, with initial fear of grafting. Dorr Aldrich heads to Bismarck after a hospital alert about his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Sth
Clayton
Kintyre
Mr Clayton
Frances Melander
Casselman
Bismarck
Braddock
Fred Junge
Sempel
Wiltons
Verne York
Points
Wisconsin
J. M. Melander
School Notes Highlight Grade Changes and Absences
Mrs Stewart Mrs Drew and Mrs Krick visited both third and fourth grades this week. Hazel Gillespie entered third grade on Monday increasing class size to 53. Honey Wahl was absent most of last week. Reva James returns after illness. Pauline Flegel absent last week. Anton and Joel Bosch were absent Monday afternoon. Levering Seeman returns after winter in California and attended Los Angeles schools. The seventh grade welcomes Robin Audubon Society material arrival and expresses satisfaction. The fifth grade studies U S government positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Drew
Krick
Hazel Gillespie
Honey Wahl
Reva James
United States
Pauline Flegel
Anton
Joel Bosch
Levering Seeman
California
Los Angeles
Robin Audubon Society
Senate confirms appointees and pushes terminal elevators
The senate approves Gov Frazier appointees to the state board of education and health, confirms Nagel and Anderson to the state board of control, and backs Senate Bill 84 creating a governor appointed terminal elevator commission with a $300000 fund. Ladd drug bill killed amid opposition from druggists and patent medicine houses. Hendrickson four fifths majority bill passed by both houses now goes to the voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Frazier
State Board of Education
A. G. Crane
Minot Normal School
Fred G. Smith
Bottineau School of Forestry
T. C. Cavett
Ransom County
A. A. Whittemore
Bowman County
McVey
The
State University
Dr. Ladd
Agricultural College
Macdonald
Schoors
Ed Erickson
Grafton
E. R. Edwards
Jamestown
C. J. McGurren
Devils Lake
State Board of Health
J. Nagel
Morton County
Berndt Anderson
Nelson County
Messrs. Olson and
Lewis
State Board of Control
North Dakota
Commission
Ladd
American Medical Association
Hendrickson
Supreme Court
Bills Pass To Aid Soldiers And Regulate Insurance
A bill to provide $50,000 for soldiers returning from the border passed both houses and awaits Gov. Frazier's signature. It would grant $10 per month to each enlisted man who served last summer through winter. Senate also approved a bill requiring assessment and health insurance companies to deposit $10,000 in bonds or mortgages for policyholder protection. Several education bills were killed. Other measures open beaver and otter season from Jan 10 to Apr 10 and a drainage cooperation bill across state lines was approved for joint action on flood control in boundary waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Frazier
Senate
Commissioner of Insurance
Red River Valley
Red yearling steer taken up by Grogan in Linton ND
A red yearling steer with no marks or brands has been taken up in Linton North Dakota. It has been in the neighborhood since December 1. Owner should call Grogan to pay charges and reclaim the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Grogan
Linton, N. D
Salesman Wanted for Lubricants and Paints
Riverside Refining Co advertises for a salesman to sell oil grease and specialties on a part time commission basis. Prefers man with rig and immediate orders for spring and summer delivery from Cleveland Ohio. Also Montana homestead offers with new law and town opportunities. Send 25c for maps and information to U S Commissioner Outlook Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Refining CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Montana
U. S
Outlook
jalSfel
Auction Sale at Temvik Farm March 19 1917
On Monday March 19 1917 at 11 o clock in the morning an auction will be held at the undesigneds farm three miles east of Temvik listing horses cattle farming equipment and feedstuffs including 13 head of horses three span mares and colts many plows mowers wagons harnesses and farm implements plus hay oats and barley with additional articles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temvik
Lease Terms for SW Section 26 134-76 1917
Lease terms for the southwest quarter of section 26, township 134, range 76 for the 1917 season. Under ten dollars cash. On sums ten dollars and over, time allowed until November 1, 1917, on good bankable paper drawing ten percent interest. Six percent discount for cash on sums over ten dollars. Free lunch at noon.
Bank Statement for Linton North Dakota March 5 1417
Fred Heinrich cashier swears the bank balance sheet is true. Total assets appear as 22001866 with liabilities including capital stock 10000 and deposits 20235421. The filing notes reserves, cash items, and real estate along with overdrafts and warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
North Dakota
State OF
Emmone
Fred Heinrich
Notice of Final Three Year Homestead Proof
Notice of intent to make final three year homestead proof to establish claim to land described. Before B. Carlisle, on March 15, at North Barge 76 eat, 6th Meridian hes. Names include John Cleveringa, Gerrit Van Vugt, Bert Van Beek, Westfield ND and Weethoia ND. E Bryne, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Who
Es B. Carley
Cinimnan
John Cleveringa
W D. Henry
Linton
N. D
John van der Vorste
Rochus Biesheuvel
Cornelius Biesheuvel
John Biesheuvel
Pollock
A F. E. Bryne
Register
Notice of Sale on Execution in Emmons County North Dakota
A sheriff sale is scheduled in Emmons county on April 21 1917 at 2 o clock PM at the front door of the Court House Linton North Dakota. The sale follows a March 7 1917 judgment for 307.34 dollars in favor of Francis Jaskowiak against Albert Vetter plus costs and interest. The property description covers Northeast quarter section 14 township 136 range 78 west fifth principal meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
North Dakota
Francis Jasskowiak
Albert Vetter
Emmons County
Linton
Foreclosure Sale Notice on 1917 Emmons County Mortgage
Default on the 1913 mortgage of Barbara and Frank Volk triggers a foreclosure sale at the Linton courthouse, Emmons County ND. The property covers portions of Section 8 in Township 130N Range 78W, with an estimated due of $1,706.11 plus costs. Sale set for March 10, 1917 at 2 PM, conducted by J. D. Newcomer Company with Armstrong & Cameron as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Volk
Frank Volk
Mortgagors
J. D. Neawcomer Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Emmons County
North Dakota
Eleanor H. Cobb
Smith
Atkins
Register of Deeds
A. D
Eleanor Hope Cobb
J. Dbd. Newcomer Company
Bramons County
Linton
Emmons
Newcomer Company
Armstrong & Cameron
Notice to creditors in estate of S. W. Thompson
Estate administrator Cae Coventry of S. W. Thompson, late of San Prairie Wisconsin, Dane County, Wisconsin, announces creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to his North Dakota office in Linton Emmons County. Dated March 6 1917. First publication March 3 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Thompson
Cae Cavertry
San Prairie
Wisconsin
Dane
Linton
Emmons County
North Dakota
Chas. Coventry
A, D
Notice of Payment of Bounty for Destruction of Gophers
Officials announce bounty payments under county rules for gopher destruction. Payments directed by the Board of County Commissioners will be made during April and May 1917 upon proper presentation. Emmons County residents eligible for the stated bounty should follow local filing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Unty Commissioners
Emmons
Sxyder
Mice quarters end half sections in Selfridge District
Fragmentary note indicates half sections in the Selfridge District of Sioux County are up for sale to eligible parties on crop pay terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selfridge
Sioux County
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. B. Streeter
Poster
Loftus
A. C Townley
Nonpartisan League
M. P. Johnson
Electric Theatre
Adam Thomas
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Senate Education Committee
Deering
Superior
McCormick
J. I. Case Gang
John Deere
Crow
Pomitt Aes
ECM
Otto T. Bec
Dak
Linton House
T. B. Meinhover
North
F. Bd
McCurdy
Plaintiff
FURS
D.bergman & CO
Chas. L. Stedman
Seeme
Temvik, North Dakota
R. U. Brown
Nordak
Etter
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell - Miller Milling Co
Ponane
Climax
Occident Occident Elevator Co
Distributorse
Chas. F. Ellis, Mandan
James Archer
Isabel
Sacred Heart
Mission
Linton Ledge
A. F
A. M
Hall Over Stone Drug
E. T. Atha
Attorneys-at-Law
L. A. Schipfer
Bismarck, N. D—Adyv
DR. Wolverton’s Hospital
Toda
Northwestern Fur & Hide CO
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry Bosch Wall
Roy Scott
Will’s ‘Seed House, and Nursery
Oscar H. Will & Co
Bismarck, N. Dak
WM. Heyerman, Jeweler
Cream and Poultry
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