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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
2
Local items report R Dr Coonen visiting Hazelton. A Reamann moves to J C Klabunde ranch. W G Hull injured when horse fell. Land deals include E M Jones buying Boynton quarter and A L Geil purchasing near Hazelton. Community events feature Mikalson household hosting youths and noted birthdays. Authorities pursue timber-cutting case with several defendants bonded.
A Masvonx, North Dakota notice to Emmons County voters announces a Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court. The brief declaration states no factional ties and a promise to support county interests if elected.
A local political notice announces March votes for Republican candidates in Kinthems County. It lists a sheriff contender and a Republican for the Eleventh district representative, urging turnout for the June primary and November general election, with the signer urging voter attention to party duties.
Notice of commutation final homestead proof. Named settler to appear before PG Rooks, Clerk of District Court, Emmons County, at Linton North Dakota on Tuesday April 4. The claimant is Bersc Dechter with serial No 78 and fire related details reference.
The thirty fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H De Boer was marked with a family gathering on Monday March 14 at their Westfield home. Guests enjoyed a sumptuous dinner Holland psalms skating and a lunch followed by gospel singing. They have two married and four unmarried children eleven grandchildren and prayers for many more years. For Sale A New Home Champion Dropload Sewing Machine Apply at Record Office.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway spent over 2 million pounds in 1905 at its West Milwaukee shops. Major outlays covered additions, new machinery, and expanded handling capacity for locomotives freight cars and other rolling stock. About 27 locomotives were built at 400k to 500k, 15 jaywase cars at unknown value, 2 cabooses at 16k, 1500 freight cars totaling 1.35 million, with repairs on additional cars and locomotives. Between 3,400 and 4,900 workers were employed, and wages reached around 2,000,000. Milwaukee Sentinel.
Public auction to settle a defaulted chattel mortgage on a four year old black gelding in Emmons County North Dakota. The mortgage from Sherman Smith to O E Burge dated June 4 percent and filed March 10 1406 lists a due amount of 105.12 dollars. Sale set for Saturday List day of March 1005 at two oclock afternoon at the front door of the court house in Linton.
Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota, March 12 1906. Notice is given that Egidius Muller has filed for final proof to support his homestead claim. The proof will be made before P G Rooks Clerk of the District Court of Emmons County at Anton North on April 26 1906. Witnesses: Jacob Wollinkon Winona N D Nagle Dale Ella Nagle Dale Joseph Bachelor Dy M W O J E W Nob L Kexinter.
Named settler files intent to make homestead final proof in support of her claim. Proof to be made before PG. Rooks, Clerk of District Court of Emmons County North Dakota, at his office in Linton on Tuesday, April 4, 1908.
The University and School Lands in Emmons County North Dakota not yet leased will be offered at public auction to the highest bidder at the Linton courthouse starting at 1 o clock pm on Tuesday April ad A list of lands to be offered is filed with the county auditor Inspections available. Minimum bids set at 4 percent of appraised value for cultivated and 1 percent for uncultivated land. Leases vary by quarter section and annual rent. First year rent and lease fees due at leasing with deferred rents due by January 6 each year. Board reserves right to change terms. Dated Bismarck February 24 A D Lak UO 1 HEGGE Cow s of University and School Lands.
The record names claimants for the Hague land, including David H. Morrow Arthur Moore N John Wrumim and Ice Krumm. Register J E Weble notes the continuous residence and cultivation as part of the filing proceedings in North Dakota.
Joseph Feist files notice of his intention to prove up his claim before P. G. Rooks Clerk of District Court in Emmons County at Linton ND on April 24 1900. The claim covers N W and S E fractions in Sec 2 Township 2 Range 1 with names of witnesses Johannes Beist Johannes Tschosek Damian Feist Michael Scherr all residents of Strasburg ND.
A local register lists witnesses to prove Thomas Till of Strasburg as claimant. Names include Nob Adium Thomas of St Clemens Rohrich and others in the Strasburg district with details indicating a land or property claim process before the register.
Notice is hereby given that the following settler tus ted notice of his inten port of its claim and that said proof will be tmiude before P.G. Rooks Clerk of District Court of Emmons County No 60 at his office in Linton on Tuesday April 24 108 PRIEDRICH Bose LH BE 11407 for the SW of Sec 24 M R ree to Woot Fifi PM He names the witnesses Anton Keisch and Jewell Register of Linton N.D.
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