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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
4
The Emmons County Record discusses the Russian revolt and abdication, the rise of a Duma led government, and Allied recognition. It notes German and French political shifts, British monarchy power comparisons, and implications for the postwar world with wary reflections on scripture and constitutional changes.
Judge Robinson of the North Dakota Supreme Court critiques two league colleagues and two holdover board members in a weekly letter. He claims he issued ABC rules at start of his term and says others have not embraced his guidance. He also mocks counsel in the Youmans case for knowing socialism more than law. Townley’s camp is referenced in a tone of irony on political feats.
Rate Expert Little faced league program issues during the session. Salary appropriation for two years was vetoed. The district judge's expense appropriation failed as the governor acted. The upcoming campaign is likely to hinge on H. B. 44, the noted Socialist production measure.
The court upheld the defendants in the Grant Youmans case after appeals. The ruling cited the prior judge and dissenting views, noting a nine hundred page record and comparisons to a Dreyfus affair while urging further review.
Governor Frazier trimmed state appropriations for two years and rejected Dickinson normal school funding. Dickinson backers say the Republican platform and pre election pledge promised support, noting a breach after the election as the school must operate in its armory.
The column mocks editor Chris Cross of the Sno Piioneer as a failure and jokes about his career moving to Sioux County. It recalls his alleged protracted drinking era and questions his expertise as a witness on failures in a biting contrast to a noncompetitive county post.
The subject insists he will continue as the Rolling Stone figure for the next two decades, reflecting on a career path that stretches back over twenty years and outlining future plans and commitments.
Suburban Westfield notices report illnesses such as Mrs Henry Neiundorp Jr with tonsillitis and Mrs M A Rykman with blood poisoning. Other items mention D W Lammers plans for 500 chickens, farm leases by John and Ed Van Beek, a stray horse marked with an A, and wedding plans delayed by snow.
Anton Goldade of Aberdeen visits Hague friends as teachers plan a March 24 meeting. Posters announce a large auction sale at the Fred Wahl place. Weather hopes rise with vernal equinox. John Fischer returns from St Paul Sanitarium in good health. Miss Hellen Torr mourns mother death in Green Castle Indiana. F F Schlagel hosts a St Patrick party with games and a coronation scene and a Chinese Prayer.
Messrs Brenner and Irvine spent Saturday in the city. The Embroidery Club met with Mrs Herman Brusch Tuesday March 20th. Mr and Mrs Fred Pietz spent Tuesday in the city on business and pleasure. Mr F A Muckler was seriously ill Tuesday but is better now. The Thompson lumber yard manager Grotting is out selling silos. There was no school due to the township election at the school house. Temvik residents attended the Rudd farm sale east of Temvik. W Venne spent part of last week in Linton visiting the Meinhover home. Harry Hanson went to Hazelton for the St Patrick's Day dance returning Monday. Mr and Mrs Dave Colquhoun hosted a card party last Wednesday night. Embroidery Club and visiting gentlemen enjoyed cards last Tuesday evening. Saturday morning the death of Mr John Albrecht occurred after a five year illness. Funeral at the house. The bereaved family have our heartfelt sympathy.
Display advertisement announces a large line of the latest millinery on show by Mrs. Wm Kaven and Company. Items highlighted include fashionable hats and related headwear available for purchase.
An amateur show by an amateur cast with an amateur orchestra benefits the Linton Boys' Band. The event is set for Friday March 23 with tickets on sale at Vorlander’s.
Public financial record from Emmons County for the First State Bank in Strasburg as of March 6 1917 detailing resources loans and discounts overdrafts cash items and cash total assets and liabilities deposits due to banks and capital accounts. Cashier J F Fischer certifies accuracy with notary confirmation and directors sign.
Notice announces grazing leases for 1917 on school and state lands in North Dakota. Minimum annual rent 15.00 per Learns section with a 3.00 lease issuance fee. coal rights reserved. bids may be rejected. leases cancellable on sale. Inspection period two weeks before leasing. enforcement for unauthorized grazing. dated March 1917 in Bismarck.
In Emmons County Court Judge Charles B. Carley considers the final administration of Ole H. Aarvig, late of Maddock. Heer heirs including Mitchell M. Aarvig and others are notified to appear April 27 1917 at 10 AM in Linton to file exceptions and show cause why the account cannot be approved and the estate closed.
The report shows assets including cash and loans with overdrafts secured and unsecured. Liabilities list capital stock, profits, deposits, and amounts due to and from other banks as of March 6 1917 in Hague North Dakota Emmons County with official notarization and signatures.
Notice announces a bounty of two and a half cents for each gopher killed in Emmons County during January and May 1917. Payments require oath that the gophers were destroyed within county lines and must be claimed at one time. Dated March 1, 1917, by Auditor John R. Snyder.
Sheriff announces sale of the northeast quarter of section 14 in township 136, range 78 west, Emmons County North Dakota. The property is to be sold at the courthouse front door in Linton on April 21 1917 at 2 PM to satisfy a 7207.34 debt plus costs and interest.
An auction on the undesignated farm near Linton starts at 11 a.m. Friday March 30 1917 selling horses cows calves hogs harness machinery and household goods. Terms: under ten dollars cash over ten dollars credit with 10 percent interest note and 5 percent cash discount. David Ackermann listed as seller.
Default on a July 17 1913 mortgage to J D Newsomer Company assigned to Eleanor Cobb and later to J D Newcomer Company will foreclose. Sale at the Linton North Dakota courthouse front steps at 2 PM March 10 1917 for 1705.11 dollars plus costs, description includes parts of Section 8 Township 100 Range 57 in Emmons County.
Notice sets Lin ton Emmons County city election for April 2 1917 at the city fire hall. Polls run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Officials to be elected include one mayor and three aldermen from wards one two and three with terms listed.
State and school lands in Emmons County North Dakota not already leased will be offered for rent at a public leasing in the courthouse Anton on the tenth day of August commencing at 1 36 p.m. Terms of POOSTAS will be as follows All lands offered for a term of five years beginning with the onset of the lease.
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