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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
2
In town and surrounding areas, residents report visits, travel, and events including Mr. and Mrs. Connor visiting the Brocks, Brindles returning from Ohio, and a prairie fire northwest of town. Updates note spring seeding, land district transfers, and a large reception for Mr. Worst.
Hartford notes Arch ia Corbin and wife to occupy Dale house soon. Longwells visit Noyes. Linderman sick with grippe. Spring arrives. Ponath to lead Lawler schoolhouse service. Morford sale. farm sold to Carmichael. Buick car ad promises savings. 160 acres near Hague ND offered at 27 per acre by Henry Seaman of Minneapolis.
Representatives from most Sunday-school groups in the county met in Linton for a major convention. The event spanned Saturday evening through Sunday with programs in English and German. W A Snow from Fargo led the proceedings, with Emmons County groups raising 40 for state work during the four sessions. Out of town delegates included J H Jenner Winona and the Jennings couple from Marie plus the Zunkel Buck brothers and Mrs Buck Temvik.
Daniel and Alva Richardson of Hartford are listed among the local residents, with officers elected as follows: Pres. Rev. Butschort, Vice Pres. L. H. Briggle, Sec. Mrs. Lane, Treas. J. H. Jennings, Elementary Sugt. Mrs. Hammond, and Executive Committee Rev. Ponath, Rev. Gaston, Rev. Hammond, Rev. Timmcke.
March 2 item notes Hetterle works for Pete Nelson. Jacob Grenz haying before spring. Ludwig Bietelspacker buys Rev Bernt buggy team. Water rising risks bridge overflow. Reich brothers tools include gasoline engine and feed grinder. Vanderbergs visit in town. Wiltmaier staying with George Huber. children attend school. Reichs visit Grenz Sr. Grandma Huber visiting Temvik until after Easter. Grenz and Hetterle attend Ray Benedict dance last Saturday.
State authorities summon multiple defendants including Fauth heirs and Rosin heirs to answer a complaint filed in Emmons County. The summons requires a response within thirty days after service, with default judgment possible. Dated March 5 1915, Armstrong Cameron lawyers for Michael Haumgartner.
State bank report shows liabilities and deposits with details on surplus fund, cashiers checks, time certificates, and total liabilities. B A Nickel signs as cashier with notary FE A Wilson and directors E A Wilson and A Wilson listed.
Notice of real estate foreclosure by John Weinstein on Edith E Johnson mortgage dated August 2 with sale set for May 1 1915 at 2:00 PM at the Linton ND courthouse. Property includes East half of the Southwest Quarter and lots six seven in section six township 136 north range 74 west containing about 174.76 acres. Amount due is 691.23 plus costs and prior liens totaling 6091.23. continuous legal proceedings in Keonune North Dakota.
Local notes report Harry Lynn’s brief visit on Monday and Mrs. Ohlhauser’s hospitalization in Bismarck. Easter services in the Norwegian church schoolhouse at 11 AM led by Rev. Tait. Mothers' Club gathers March 25 at R. C. Burlingame’s home. Several residents travel for medical care, business, or family visits. Mr. Naumann’s 42nd birthday celebrated with a Morris chair token. Rev. Tau to lecture April 4 on Foreign Divisions.
Dorothy Fehlhaber was sick Thursday afternoon. Jacob H Schatz of Linton visited school March 17. Fourth grade spelling perfection by Johnnie Schatz and John Fehlhaber. Eleanor Kuhl absent Wednesday and Friday last week. Blanche Buck visiting country Monday and Tuesday. Alva Burlingame absent last Wednesday in Bismarck. Marti Ohlhauser absent Monday and Tuesday forenoon. Final exams to be held Friday March 26. Call on Charles C Carley County Judge for Final Proofs and Filings. Adv.
The Emmons county school and state lands not yet leased will be offered for five year grazing leases starting 1915 at a minimum of 12 dollars per quarter section annually. Bids will be at the Lin ton courthouse on April 20 1915 at 10 am with a 3 dollar lease fee per quarter section. Subsequent rents due January 1 each year with 30 days grace. cultivated tracts at 5 percent of appraised value. Coal rights reserved. bids may be rejected. leases cancellable on sale. Frank B Henry commissioner.
Notice is given by Reinhold Seydel administrator with will annexed of the estate of Peter Seydel late of Menno in Huatchin gon county South Dakota deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Armstrong Cameron in Linton Emmons county North Dakota Dated January 21 1915 First publication January 24 1915
Notice of foreclosure on the mortgage held by E A Crain as assignee of Brown National Bank and Crown National Bank. The sale of the southeast quarter of section 33 township 133 north range 76 west will occur at the Linton courthouse at 2 pm on March 27, 1915 to satisfy the debt and costs.
Katharina Baumann administratrix of Sebastian Baumann deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons with claims to present them within six months after first publication. Claims must be shown with vouchers to the administratrix at First State Bank of Strasburg Emmons County North Dakota. Dated February 17 1915.
Foreclosure sale set for March 27 1915 at 2 PM at the court house in Linton ND to satisfy the loan on the Peter Fehmidt and Johanna Sehmidt mortgage to Elizabeth N. Clyborar dated March 30 1912 recorded May 21 1912. Property includes parts of section 30 township 133 north range 78 west with a debt of 23234.17 plus foreclosure costs.
A filing lists Col Mesbick as mortgagee and GEO M McKenna acting as attorney for a corny for cilortmagve apoleon Norota. March 2 appears as part of the document in a district notice.
Emmons County North Dakota Auditor Joun Snyder is noted in records with formal references to his official role and position in the county administration located in North Dakota.
The Lipps School District No. 28 invites bids until 2 pm Saturday April 10 for construction of three school houses. Bids must be marked Kids for Building School Houses and addressed to the undersigned. A $2000 certified check is required with bid. The board may reject any or all bids and bidders must supply bonds to twice the contract price.
Notice is given that a mortgage executed by M Bowden and Eva Bowden to John A Lilles mortgagee was filed for record April 7 1900 in Emmons County North Dakota. The premises the north half of northwest quarter and southwest quarter of northwest quarter section 23 township 131 north range 79 west will be sold at public auction at 2 pm April 12 1915 at the front door of the courthouse Emmons County to satisfy the debt including costs. There is due at sale about 104 00 dollars. The mortgage is held by Bert Yates and the attorney is Bow Johnson.
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