Linton News Roundup Highlights Moves and Visits
Linton residents and visitors fill the town notes with travel from Hague Braddock and Polk County. Local business signs expand with Merchant Backhaus adding a machine shed while J J Ryan extends Braddock real estate presence and new millinery opens in West Linton drawing a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Bakker
Hull
Linton
Will Mahaney
Hague
J. McConville
Dale Country
Bert Irvine
Bismarck
Honstain
Minneapolis
Joe Mahaney
Arnold
Twin Cottages
Merchant Cotton
Braddock
Harry McMillin
Ashley
P. G. Foley
Logan District
Knotton
Montana
Jay Smith
Rochester
Minn
Attorney Lane
Merchant Backhaus
Fred Schamber
Eureka
J. J. Ryan
Court seises Horton for Weber estate questions
A case before Judge Rowerdink involved the Weber estate of Hampton. Creditors feared mismanagement as heirs planned to move west. Horton of Linton was subpoenaed but failed to appear, prompting a bench warrant. The county court oversees the settlement and asset distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
Ninian
Emmons County Anzeiger
Reet
Esdium
Philipp Weber
Hampton
Weber
Pacific Coast
J. E. Horton
Linton
Rowerdink
Mr. Horton
C. F. Wagher
Cough Remedy Said to Cure Winter Cough Quickly
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise Shortsville New York claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured his winter cough in one bottle. He says the remedy stopped coughing rapidly at night and allowed him to sleep without cough and pain. W B Petrie of Linton North Dakota sells the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. Scott
St. P.M
Louis Lutze
Dale
N. D
Lincoln Gray
Winona
Frank H. Scott
Inest Belverstone
Erbe
Messrs. Pullman & Erbe
Emmons
Erbert
Eens
Milwaukee Surveyors
West Linton
Mas
P.G. Rooxs
Ninian Young
Frank Crawford
William Spirt
Ninian
Adon
Chamberlain
W. E. Petrie
Linton, N. D
Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortsville
N. Y
Hebes
Dissolution of Partnership Notice in Linton
Notice is hereby given that the partnership between Lane and Peeatte Stage is dissolved by mutual consent. The dissolution is dated November 1, 1902, at Linton North Dakota. The stage line operates between Linton and Strasborough with weekly departures on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Orvyice
Bismancn
N. D
Otice
Tnl Pollowibe
Charles S. Lane
United
Linton
Elizabeth Brockel
N. W
See
Jakob Rutschke
Biswannon
N.D
Seither
Supori
Hin
Charles
Leonard J. Volnes
Ney
Fifth Ho
Lawrence Lb. Seymour
Albert Seymour
Dale
John Winkle
Vanderbilt
D. Joy Bules
D. McGillivray
Eee
Lane
Bismarck
N. C
Orriezg
Geo. W. Ryckman
Charles 8. Lave
United States
Range No
Fifth P. M
William van de Vorste
Westfield
John Pool
Westheidd
Henry Bootsma
Thomas Ryckman
N. J
A.O. McGillivray
Register
Oxirep Staves Land Office
Bismanck
John T. Hamey
Winans
Downstead
Northeast Ender
Township
Range
Peter Gleim
Navy
Charles 8. Lane
District of North Dakota
United States Land Olice
Haying
John Satterlund
Renee Bore Gell
Pween Lintom and
Peeatte
Strasbor
Peano
Linton A. m
Phuredays
Satorda
South
Fox
Correspondence from the Record March 1
Transfer updates from Standing Rock to Fort Belknap include Dr Woods replaced by Dreckman and Mrs Grimes moving to boys matron at Grand River. Jacob Watson resigns as Grand River school carpenter. Pamplian returns from Fort Yates to work on the school and repair Collins house. Dam construction at Grand River for dam water supply costs about 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Standing Rock Agency
Fort Belknap
Mont
Bingenheimer
Pamplian
Fort Yates
Grand River School
Indiana
Grand River
Celia Grimes
Emmons County Record Highlights Local Moves and Dances
March correspondence from Fort Yates. Horace Keys builds a large home addition near the Kelley place. Fort Rice youths attend Glencoe dance. plans shift as E Brown and J Carpenter return to Des Moines. John Carignan named Indian agent at Standing Rock. W S Parkin to sell his Standing Rock store for 30000 to Vons & Weekes. John Wilde buys John Burbage homestead for 700 plus land, promising a top farm. Irish contingent attends Glencoe St Patrick's dance with Green ribbons. Silas Woodruff and others play violin, Wilbur Lamb on organ. late supper hosted by W J Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Keys
Kelley Place
Miss Caddell
Miss Marsh
Arthur Caddell
Arthur Marsh
Fort Rice
Glencoe
B. F. Burbage
Gayton
St. Paul
Brown
John Burbage
Mr. Wilde
W. S. Parkin
Standing Rock
Messrs
John Wilde
Iowa
James Burbage
Emmons County
J. M. Carignan
Fort Yates
Standing Rock Agency
Carignan
Missouri
Bingenheimer
Mandan
A. J. Knudtabn
Here
Arthur
In Memoriam Resolutions by M W A for Bereaved Families
A March 21 1903 meeting of Linton camp No 11020 Modern Woodmen of America adopted unanimous resolutions expressing profound sympathy for Neighbors Wallace Eyes and Peter J Wittmayer on the death of their infant children. The resolutions call for minutes to bear the record and to publish in local newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
Tribune
Minneapolis
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Farmers’ Tribune
Ane
Wallace Eyes
Peter J. Wittmayer
Linton Camp
Neighbor Eyes
Neighbor Wittmayer
Wenrs
Modern
Woodmen of America
Kyeg and Wittmayer
Linton
N. D
H.N. Turner
F. B. Invern
H. Byixeron
Public Auction Notice at Linton March 28 1903
Notice of public sale at 10 o clock in Linton offering horses cattle wagon harness plows and farming gear with terms on approved security at eight percent per year. Also city market announces fresh stock of dried fruits and apples at reduced prices for immediate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Rushford & Wagon
Goncord Road
L. Wescorr
Also Mentioned on This Page
States Land Office
Bismancw
Andrew M. Weller
Charles $Une
Ofce
Orville H. Hammond
Itampton
A. D. McGillivray
Christ. Wolfer
Senera
North Dakota
Spheriadotel
C.gorzian & Co. Manufacturers
St.paol
A. O. Wagher
Linton Bazar
John Stiles
Sam Cummies
R. C. Bales
J. B. Payne
Mr. Leonard
L. & M. Ranch
G. W. Burge
Winchester
Gus Jorgenson
South Dakota
Wm. Rowse
Hampton Country
Eliott Campbell
Williamsport
Hazelton
James
Jean Zieser
Dick Evans
Pollock
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Miss Thomas
Miss Harrington
Jay
Rev
H. J. Sheridan
Schoool-House
Luther Wescott
Paddy Flynn
Bismarck Hospital
Mike Cantwell
Sisters’ Hospital
Bert Chase
Bert
Des Moines
Honstain Bros
A. N. Drake
Radcliffe
Samuel Reichert
Logan
Mr. St
Kulm Messenger
Lincoln Geil
Detroit
Salvation Army
Woodmen’s Hall
Muench
Bart Lee
Jim King
Marion Burge
Emmonsburg
Mr. King
FR. L. Hawes
Mastin
Hawes
S. Mikelson
Sand Creek
Asa Britts
Billy Matthews
Shepard
Anton Weigel
Thaddeus Hulm
Johannes Antony
Anton Margach
Selz
Washington
Queen Spring
Braddock Republican
O. W. Miller
Butte
Jacob Rieker
Schuetze
Friedrich Berreth
Christina Bennett
Will Yeater
Emanuel Reichert
John Reichert
Backhaus
Kulm
F. A. Gossman
J. A. Lemery
M. I
Mr. Gossman
Ashley, Napoleon and
Baxter
Beaver River
Burge
Winonia
Lintan Dust
E. P. Hall
Rooseveldt
Ome Bettie
Chambelain
Zeeland
Little Eagle
Livona
Neck-O-The-Woods
H. N, Turner, Prop
Lopaina
R.A. Evans
Dealems
Linton, North Dakota
J.J. Case
Mitchell
Thompson
J. I. Case
Death
Mopern Woodmen OF America
A. Nnd
Fe Vistida
N. Turner
Bisck
Crowerdine
Linton, Nor
Dak
A. M. Britts
Milwaukee
Rai Leayr
Norra
Ip Rernees
M. Enreks
Greenway
Ariive
Strasburg
Zovland
M. Bowen
Areka
Aberdeen
G. M. Hogue, Steele, N. D
E. Shepard
I.E. Shepard
Feed & Sale Stable
Mor. Dak
Steck
Korth Dazopa
Farnl Ture
Stork I Jas
J. O. Brown
E. H. Ryder
Nor
Central House
Braddock, Nor
Penural
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