Post Office Records Second Class Matter Entry
The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter according to official postal status.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
1
The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter according to official postal status.
The Emmons County Republican convention at Henstain hall in Linton elected delegates for the judicial convention in Bismarck and the state convention in Fargo. Named were McDonald, Muench, Herolz, Rowerdink, McCrory, Shier, Shepard, and Wescott for Bismarck, with several others chosen by acclamation for the state convention including Thurston, Levin, Shepard, Rush, Van Beek, Andrus, Patterson, Baxter, Flick, Chapman. A lengthy debate arose over Winchester’s county seat removal case and party organization, ending with approval of a procedural resolution aimed at broader voter influence.
For sale a choice selection of seed corn and beans offered at one dollar per bushel. Apply to Barnoulnd Seeds.
Wheat seeding nears completion as farmers press ahead around Larvik. Joseph Vikse, grandson of Ole E. Vikse, is due from Haugesund Norway later this month. Mrs S Johnson, treated in Mound City, hopes to return home soon. Also: stock looks well, Tracy family recovering from illness, school term ends mid May with 25 pupils. Miss Annie Farrell to teach North Glan Avon. In Hampton, Wallace Kyes and Marie Lee wed April 14, with Will Johnson as best man and Mary Lee as bridesmaid. couple to reside on Kyes claim.
Two candidates announce for Emmons County Treasurer in North Dakota. J G Piers of Winona pledges residence in the county seat and duty in office. Peter Shier, an independent from Gayton, seeks voter support in the April 1900 declarations.
Steel trestles and bridges replace wooden structures on the Northern Pacific where not earth filled. Ready now for the North Coast Limited on April 29. Described as the best and safest track in the Northwest. Leaflet available from any agent.
By the undersigned about April 15 the following horses are listed. One black horse about 8 years old with white left front and right hind feet no brands. One red roan mare about 4 years old with two white hind feet white star on forehead and indistinct right shoulder brand. One small pony mare about 10 years old with two white spots on nose a white forehead spot and no brands. F H DunBar ap 27 may 11 Hampton ND.
Embankments and heavy trackwork prepared for the North Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific with the big engine leading and an Observation Car at the rear, slated to arrive April 29.
Flax seed offered for sale in the Bismarck area North Dakota. Interested buyers should apply to the Bismarck Area Company for details and pricing.
The railroad will run hundreds of miles of stone ballasted track for the North Coast Limited starting April 29. The new line’s dust-free Observation Car will be a highlight, offering a view that will be a thing of beauty and a joy forever.
One sorrel pony mare about ten years old with a white face left hind foot white branded ch on left hip and 8 on right hips pueen with a sadd eN TUMBACH a Miles Westy off Dakem N D For the big electric lighted trade mark on the rear end of the Northern Pa cific's North Coast Limited It wil burn all night and leave a trail a splendor behind to astonish the natives Send to our agents for our North Coast Limited leaflet.
One full blood short horn Durham bull aged 2 years 9 months with pedigree and one choice even sights grade short horn bull aged 1 year. Apply to HEEOLz Bros., Linton North Dakota.
A fragment recalls old slang on the Coast Limited Dining Cars of the Northern Pacific. The line hints at travel jargon and vintage railway ambiance, reflecting a bygone era in dining car culture and travel writing.
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