19 Mar 1897
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1897
Page
1
Fragmentary text references Distress Court Williamsport North Dakota and Homestead filings with mentions of intention to make final proof. Mentions letters of inquiry aiding waiters and letters of distant parts of the county and convenient turning home.
Williamsport notes from D R Streeter recount the Corbett Fitzsimmons boxing result, tariff talks in an extra session, and local quips about Coal Oil George Winship and the new Bismarck colonel. Mentions appointments, post office moves, and irrigation duties with a humorous regional tone.
The final wool circular from H. T. Thompson & Co. (Chicago, March 16) reports that late January and February were active, with substantial stock changing hands. Speculation appeared in the trade, while demand remains robust.
The article discusses a materially higher manufacturers movement, a firm market, and a potential further advance if tariff issues were resolved. It references Greek finance ultimatums, European debt leverage, and political tensions with figures like George, Straub, and Gardiner, plus local notes about Dr Treacy and governor Briggs amid Burleigh county politics.
H W Allen treasurer of Emmons County North Dakota announces by notice at Williams Post March 19 1897 that the county treasurer will file with the district court a list of real estate with delinquent 1895 and prior taxes and judgments will be entered against property owners. Delinquent taxes may be paid before filing at 7 percent yearly interest from delinquency. After filing all interest and penalties with costs apply and after judgment 2 percent monthly interest.
The Popular Edition of the Session Laws of North Dakota (1897) is in press and will be issued after the governor signs all bills, within fifteen days of adjournment. It serves as the main guide pending months for the official edition, with broad changes across revenue, codes, and numerous laws.
The report covers local movements including John I. Roop on the federal grand jury in Bismarck, various residents in Williamsport and surrounding areas, homestead proofs, a new photographer, a self feeding tobacco pipe remark, and notable deaths and arrivals. It notes weather, land lease applications, and community concerns with a focus on residents, officials, and local business figures. Cyrus M. Robinson of Glencoe dies after a long local involvement, including postmaster service and church work. obituary reflects his service and kindness.
An old Castoria ad recalls family use from infancy to parenting. The catchy line links Castoria to childhood illness growth and continues through motherhood, implying trusted reliability with multiple generations.
The school lands will be leased at the Court House in Williamsport on March 26, 1897, at 10 o'clock a.m. A list of the lands to be leased will be found in the Winona Times.
Cheaper than the cheapest sale offers cash before April first 1897. Items include a 16 inch Sulky Stubble Plow Rockford Storm King 12 inch Farm Queen Gang Plow and more. Goods stored three years, offered for less than factory prices. Purchases accepted cash or cattle at market value. Landlord Livermore sells Western House in Bismarck to Ed Adams.
For sale items include a Dowagine Drill with chains a Tricycle Sulky Plow with breaker attachment and a Disk Harrow all in good condition. Items available for viewing at County Building when snow goes.
Cort Shelle announces readiness to grind any grain to first class quality. The notice, dated February 26 1897, comes from Williamsport North Dakota and signals industrial capability and local business confidence.
Mandan Pioneer lauds Col Little of Burleigh county as an energetic and efficient state senator during North Dakota's early sessions. It highlights his long tenure since statehood, skill as presiding officer, and firm parliamentary knowledge benefiting Burleigh county over less experienced counterparts.
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