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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
8
Notice is given that the election will be held on Tuesday in March 1916 across Emmons county precincts. The named candidates appear on the Official Ballot as certified by the Secretary of State of North Dakota.
Dated at Linton North Dakota this 6th day of March 1916. The brief item records a formal date stamp from the city, indicating an official action or notice entered on that day.
Correspondent notes horse loss and various visits among Hague residents. movers include Haas, Schatz, Scherr, Haak, Schwab, Keller, Volk, Hilsendeger, Fischer, Dillman. Lenten devotions and High Mass set. Auction sales reach about 3000 plus. Teachers Meet, hospital operation, and political talks amid small attendance.
Mareh il H. H. Adamson reports a lost three year old colt last week. W. H. Johnson returns from St. Paul with a load of hogs. Mrs. Charlie Green is back home after a winter illness. John Elwess arrived from Canada and plans to work this summer. Harry Vanderberg builds a house on his homestead with I. T. Chaney doing the carpentry. Thomas Grogan and Gilman Hanson visited sheep man John Braseth last Sunday. John remains alive. Albert Dobson builds a new granary and hen house. Albert invites a big crop. Vanderberg family visits Dobson last Sunday with Mrs. Vanderberg’s brother Jake Hetterle from Sand Creek. A gathering at H. Hanson’s last Friday featured I. S. Chaney, W. H. Johnson, William and Robert Wells, Jim Blewitt, G. Hanson, Harry and Alex. Vanderberg, Albert Dobson, Clarence Lloyd. cards were enjoyed.
Scotland moves to use deer forests and grouse moors for cattle and sheep grazing to boost food supply. Landlords and agents should cooperate with district committees of the agriculture department to make land available where it can be used more effectively.
Services held at St Bernard church. A Berreth and J Hoon visited county seat. Grain movement from the area to Linton continues as bins are cleared. Gabriel Richter becomes church chorister amid Joseph Dietz illness. Schumacher siblings attend School No 7 daily. Jos Dietz is seriously ill. Dietz family travels to Harvey by auto. Baby week brings clean skies and mud play. District board did not meet to receive bids for new schoolhouses. G erminator tests show germination rates for several grains. Public figures discuss the Non Partisan League and farmer organization, referencing Senator McCumber. School begins with grain learning. A teacher resigns over boarding arrangements. Croasdale of Hague noted for room and hotel meals.
Smith and Irvine advertise undertaking services with embalming and funeral furniture and caskets offering personal attention and telephone orders.
Linton Now Dan delivers an advertisement for Dr Wolerton's Hospital a private facility offering select medical surgical and obstetrical care. The unit specializes in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat with glasses fitted.
Formal notice from John R. Snyder auditor of Emmons County North Dakota lists polling places for multiple precincts in township 128 range 74 and other townships. It notes election hours from night to five o clock in the afternoon and states the date February 16 1916 in Linton North Dakota.
The notice lists elected officials including one mayor two aldermen per ward a city treasurer one police magistrate and one justice. Ising places are Utice of Lynn Lynn City Fire Hall and La duteaume. Polls open eight in the morning and stay open until five in the afternoon on the day stated. Dated Linton North Dakota March 61 1016 signed Mel er city clerk.
Emmons County auditor announces bounty payments for gopher tails killed in April and May 1916. Two cents per tail, paid by the county upon oath that the gophers were destroyed in Emmons County. No payment for fewer than forty tails at one time. Linton, N D March 1 1916. John B Snyder auditor.
A brief notice highlights Dr C Chibbs as Bismarck’s leading dentist with a claim of quality over cost. The item promotes trust in his professional services and notes his top status in the city.
Notice sets March 21 1916 as the North Dakota primary in Emmons County with electors voting for Republican Democratic and Socialist nominees including presidential electors and national committeemen. It lists precincts Burr Oak Denham Livona Gayton Hampton Braddock Dana Uazel on Logan Tell Omlo Strasburg Westfield Union Emmonsburg Winona Putnam Glanavon and voting sites like Skinner Jones Livona Gimble Gayton High land Bakker Bosch Wald and others with election inspectors named.
Notice is given of foreclosure by sale on April 8 1916 at 2 p.m. at the court house in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. Edward Hill mortgaged land described as the southeast quarter of section 18 township 134 north range 74 west. Mortgagee German American State Bank asks sale to satisfy 452.11 dollars due plus costs.
Notice is given that Rex H. Sanders defaulted on a mortgage dated December 220 1914 to Paul O. Remington. The property in Emmons County North Dakota will be sold at the courthouse in Linton on March 27 1016 at 10:00 a.m. to satisfy the debt of $20200 plus costs.
Edith Ethel Eldridge administratrix announces creditors and all claimants must present claims against the estate of Amelia Eldridge, deceased, of Linton Emmons County North Dakota with vouchers within four months of first publication. Dated March 16, 1016.
Department of the Interior notices Johannes Wing(en)bach of Strasburg North Dakota filed intent for five year homestead proof on land Lot 4 Section 6 Town 140 North Range 77 West. Proof before Judge Charles Varney at Linton ND on March 25 1916 with witnesses Nagel Heltrich Bchwallig Olzer from Strasburg ND. E Byrne Register.
Public leasing for school and state lands in Emmons County North Dakota will be held at the Linton courthouse on Tuesday April 4 1910 at 10 00 am. Five year grazing and hay leases begin 1916 with minimum annual rent 15 per quarter section plus 300 lease fee per quarter. Subsequent rents due January 1, year. Coal rights reserved and bids may be rejected. Dated Bismarck March 2 1916. Frank S Henry Commissioner.
Notice is given by Sophia Ohthivuser administratrix of the estate of Martin Ohthivuser Jr late of Temvik Emmons County North Dakota creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased should present them after first publication at the law office of Oas Coventr in Liowon Emmons County North Dakota The date of the notice is February 21 1916 First publication February 24 1010
Foreclosure sale of Frank Kerkstra mortgage to J 1 Newcomer Company dated December 94 1912 recorded February 27 1913 in Emmons county North Dakota. Front door of Linton courthouse 2 pm March 25 1916 for the southwest quarter of section 14 township 129 north range 76 west. Amount due $91.50 plus costs.
Notice is given that a mortgage held by J Newcomer Company on Fr Kerkstra’s real estate in Emmons County will be foreclosed by sale at 2 p.m. on March 2, 1916, at the courthouse in Linton. The property includes Lot 3, NEY of SW, SE,. of 19, and W2 of SW of 20, T129N R76W. Amount due plus costs is $91 46.
Foreclosure notice issued for mortgage on the southeast quarter in township thirty north range seventy west. Reine Reibert Muller and Agatha Muller mortgaged to Geo Volk then assigned to A Van Vogt. Sale set for April 1, 1913 at the courthouse in Linton to satisfy due amount including taxes and interest. Attorneys Armstrong & Camera announce as assignee’s counsel.
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