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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
4
Continued from Page 1, customers note consistent returns and road crews speak well of Hanning and Pulling. The two are highly regarded, do business on Golden Rule principles, and are said to never overcharge or mistreat patrons.
A well kept restaurant run by the Misses Peters son reports steady growth in business. The establishment offers meals well cooked and served, seasonal fare, convenient location, and rentable rooms for guests, with high praise for the operators.
Strasburg Security State Bank promotes its services and solid finances with claims of first rate condition and growing business. 8 A Fischer president J P Henn assistant cashier and directors praise prudent banking, small and large accounts, and community trust in the Northwest town.
A Phoenix lumber yard run by M E Scherr is praised as reliable and customer friendly. The ad notes low prices, thorough product knowledge, and a first class yard, claiming the manager truly understands builders needs and aims to keep customers from seeking elsewhere.
A review praises a manager as a competent and courteous gentleman who is strictly honest and consistently accommodating to patrons.
General merchandise dealer Mr. Boschker is described as a reliable businessman known for hard work, honesty, and steady competition. He sources from trustworthy houses and aims for high volume with minimal profit margins, maintaining consistent value and fair dealings in the community.
The Strasburg Bazaar is described as the largest and most reliable store in town, offering a well stocked general merchandise range at attractive prices. The service is satisfactory and trade is expanding rapidly under Baumgartner Loewinger and Fischer, trusted leaders in the local mercantile scene.
An advertisement praises Herreid Furniture and Undertaking as a go ahead store with a wide line of furniture and undertakings. It claims honest dealings, quality goods, fair prices, and dignified funeral services, asserting the business earns the confidence of Pollock residents.
K Webber praises Mr E Weir a leading local merchant for upholding strict honesty in trade. He says Weir offers up to date stock and reliable weights and measures, with consistent value for a dollar and no shortfalls in quality.
The clerk’s service and establishment features earn high praise. Mr. Webber has long earned the full confidence of the community. He is described as a solid man in Herreid, always ready to help push the town forward.
W. Rigier and Frank Rigier own the Herreid Cash Store. They stock goods from well-known firms and promise never to undersell. Since opening, they aim to give maximum value per dollar and maintain a highly respected, reputable standing in the community.
Phillip Berreth runs a meat market noted for honest dealings and hard work. The store offers fresh wholesome meat at fair prices with full weight guaranteed and a clean inviting shop suitable for discerning customers.
The Artas Union offers a broad, low priced line of general merchandise with reliable quality and full value for every dollar. Fast, satisfactory service and a reputational emphasis on the Golden Rule describe a modern, up to date store that appeals to economical shoppers.
Mr. Fiddler runs a well built livery in South Dakota serving travelers and locals. He keeps low rates and stays up with the times, offering reliable service and good stock. Known and square all year, his stable is among the best in the region.
North Star Lumber Company local manager Henry Frerking touts Artas as well served by the yard. It reflects credit on town business, offering lumber and building materials of the right kind with confident service and prices as low as possible.
In the matter of the estate of Peter Groen deceased petitioner Peter Goldade vs William Groen and Jacob P Groen, notice of hearing petition to establish heirship. The court sets May 2, 1907 at 10 a m in the county court room Linton North Dakota for interested parties to appear and show cause. By Court Charles B Carley judge. Lynn Ace for Petitioner.
In the matter of the estate of Charles Chesrown deceased notice is given by Geo W Lynn administrator of the estate. Creditors are to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at his office in Linton Emmons county North Dakota. Dated March 27 1907. First publication March 28 1907.
Public auction offers school and institution lands in Emmons county North Dakota for hay and grazing. Lands rated differentially with minimum rents, terms vary by land quality and appraised value. Auction at Linton Court House starts 10 a m on February 2 1907 with bid terms and payment required on passing. The Board of University and School Lands reserves right to reject all bids.
In the matter of the estate of Bregida Dinis the administrator of the estate of Breside Bylnistate in Emmons County Dakota gives notice to creditors. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers within four months after publication to the administrator at his office in Linton. Dated March 1, 1907. G. A. Herolz. Also an unrelated mortgage loan note appears from Linton State Bank inviting farm loans.
Notice announces Karl Althof of Winona North Dakota will make five year final proof on land describing NE and SW parcels in section 10 township 131 north range 7 west before Charles B. Curley at Emmons county court in Linton North Dakota on April 23, 1907. Witnesses named are John Jenner Jacob Bender Friedrich Ochsner and Ben Haggard all of Winona North Dakota and Jewell Revisiter.
Land office in Bismanen N D invites Johannes Kramer to prove five year residence and cultivation of his John Kramer land in Emmons county N D. The hearing will be before Chas E H Carley in Linton on April 23 1907. Witnesses include Johannes Vetter Dr John Hoege Lorenz Schneider and Anton Ibach all from Strasburg N D. M H Jewel Register.
Notice is hereby given that the following tion to make five year final proof in support of his claim will be made before Charles B. Carley judge and ex officio clerk of the county court of Emmons County North Dakota on April 23 1907 viz EISE NAUTE for the east half of the southwest quarter section 2 township 190 north range 75 west of the fifth principal meridian. He names witnesses John Van Boren Hull North Dakota John Jacob Haveman Hull North Dakota Van Soest Hull North Dakota Mowerdink Linton North Dakota M. H. Jewell register.
Notice of foreclosure sale by L Lamb Lumber Company on the Geils’ property in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. Sale set for April 27 1907 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door to satisfy $190.70 plus costs. Property includes Lot 1 and parts of lots 11 and 12 in Block 1 town of Linton section 7 township 84 north range 76 west. Mortgage dated November 1902 recorded April 1 1900 Book 10 page 0.
The undersigned form a general partnership named LINTON BAZAK to handle buying and selling merchandise produce machinery implements furniture caskets and dry goods with activities like a general store. Partners listed are Herman Backhaus Albert N Junge and Earl T Atha all of Linton North Dakota.
Notice is hereby given that the following settler has filed notice to make commutation final proof in support of her claim. The proof will be made before the United Land Office Sister and Receiver at Bismarck ND on April 11 1907. Witnesses: David Calquhoun Edward L. Hawes Edward Larvick Clark Burlingame. The county court of Emmons County ND will hear similar notices for five year final proofs on April 21 1907. Witnesses: Clinton Wagher Albert Seeley Adam Ostram Lincoln Gray. Also notices of final homestead proof will be heard in Linton ND and Westfield ND with listed witnesses.
Numerous land filing notices from the North Dakota land office list settlers in Emmons and nearby counties. Each entry names the claimant, filing number, date, section township range, and witnesses for continuous residence proofs. Records include Jacob Bender, Gottlier Neas, and Faustin Braun among others with respective offices in Linton, Bismarck, and Jamestown.
Disjointed text notes winter shortages affecting rail service and rural communities. Mentions closures, frozen routes, fuel and cattle losses, and broader supply strain impacting mail delivery and local facilities during the season.
Notice states that the copartnership A. & Bryant in Linton North Dakota formed before November 1906 dissolves today. Anderson retires from the firm and Bryant succeeds to Andersons share. Bryant will collect receivables as agreed. Dated Napoleon North Dakota March 1 1907. Signed E R Anderson Roy H Bryant partners.
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