Impeachment Trial and Press Attacks Hit North Dakota
The Cowan impeachment trial for Judge Cowan drives state politics as major newspapers such as Grand Forks Herald Fargo Courier-News and Valley City Times-Record attack the senators. Prosecution and defense witnesses rotate while costs rise to about sixty thousand dollars and questions loom over funding.
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Cowan
Burke
Hanley
Bismarck
Sinkler
Cuthbert
Tracy Bangs
George Bangs
Grand Forks Herald
Fargo Courtier-News
Valley City Times-Record
House
Toga
Burke, Hanley, Homnes, Nestos & Co
Agricultural College
Farmers’institute Fund
Law and Mail Counting Rules for Road and Post Offices
The state law requires drivers of teams to yield to approaching automobiles and stop when signaled by frightened horses, with a misdemeanor fine of 10 to 50 dollars. Also, post offices nationwide begin counting all mail in May, recording incoming and outgoing pieces and handling times, with earlier office hours to meet train schedules.
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United States
Voting and land tax actions fill North Dakota scene
The Record reports communication failures to Fort Yates and Mandan, a Senate tie on Judge Cowan, and a push for medals and pensions for Sitting Bull era Indian policemen. It notes Red Tomahawk’s grateful letter, efforts to assign county land tax redemption funds, and a court case over tens of thousands in back taxes and redemption money.
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Linton Bismarck
Fort Yates
Mandan
Yates
Western Union
Linton
Bismarck
Aberdeen
Emmons County
Farmers
Purinton Farm
Braddock
Senate
Cowan
Sitting Bull
Congress
Bull
Cuba
Philippines
Standing Rock
Wounded Knee
Sittling Bull
State Historical Society
Major McLaughlin
North Dakota
House
Red Tomahawk
D. R. Streeter
Thorburg
Marcellus Red Tomahawk
Indian Police
Gayton Gossip correspondence of the Record May 1
Sheriff Shier traveled to Gayton on business Friday Erick Erickson and family moved back to their farm Friday Wm Carmicheal came up from Linton last week on business Mrs Erickson went to Bismarck Monday for dental work Mrs William Pinks and children visited from Bismarck last week Mrs Downer arrived from Cottonwood Idaho Monday to visit her son Arthur Downer Minnie Lazolt from Superior Wisconsin arrived Friday to visit Lulu Baker Mrs George Laverly returned from Bis marck hospital typhoid fever Thomas Henderson the popular stage driver retired from the stage line plans farming on his farm this season Fred Chapman rented the Hewitt farm from J M Welch and will go to housekeeping next week Fred debated house setup with no clear answer Mrs J W Wilson enjoyed a visit from her brother D C Lindauy an Emmons county old-timer en route to Canada for future home.
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Sheriff Shier
Gayton
Erick Erickson
Wm. Carmicheal
Linton
William Pinks
Bismarck
Downer
Cottonwood
Idaho
Arthur Downer
Minnie Lazolt
Superior
Wis
Lulu Baker
George Laverly
Bismarck Hospital
Thomas Henderson
Campbell
Fred Chapman
Hewitt Farm
J. M. Welch
Fred
J. W. Wilson
D. C. Lindauy
Emmons County
Canada
Bismarck man in six hour Gayton to Fort Yates run
R L Best of Bismarck traveled from Bismarck to Fort Yates and back through Gayton in six hours meeting John Carignan along the way. The trip occurred last Sunday and covered a round journey to Fort Yates.
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R. L. Best
Bismarck
Gayton
Fort Yates
John Carignan
Scribendo
Linton School Notes Highlight Local Activities and Spring Talk
Alice Henderson returns to school as county spelling contest nears Friday. Fire drill empties school in ninety seconds. Linton boys beat Brofy 23 0 in baseball. high school team lost 7 2 to Strasburg at Strasburg. Upcoming games include Linton vs Hazelton and Strasburg next Saturday. Arbor Day cleanup noted. Girls win debate on mobilization. Gerrit Rooks and Eugene Schilling critique movement. The Touch of the Soil essay reflects on spring and farming life. Corset sale advertised at Ladies' Store.
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Alice Henderson
Linton
Brofy
Albert Shier
Bismarck
Gordon
Mabel McCulley
Florence Petrie
Gerrit Rooks
Eugene Schilling
Strasburg
Prof
L. H. Bailey
Cornell University
Changed Owners and Property Transfers Ledger
Receiver's Certificate and patents list ownership transfers in town plats including United States to Henry M Smith and Luns ford and But ler and Biddlecomb. Warranty deeds show Palmer to Palmer, Whitney to Whitney, Fischer to Baumgartner and back, Sauter to Nippolt, Anderson to Perry, Lenhart to Albaugh, and quit-claim Battelle to McCague with small sums listed.
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United States
Henry M. Smith
S. A. Fischer
John J. Baumgartner
Strasburg
Jakob Sauter
Karl R. Nippolt
N. P. Anderson
William G. Perry
Braddock
George A. Lenhart
Herbert E. Albaugh
Taken Up Horses Near Linton by Local Occupant
Taken up by the undersigned on his premises are three horses a white mare spavined in both hind legs about fourteen years old a buckskin pony mare with a white face and a white hind foot and a gelding with severe mange making color indeterminable. Owners may claim by proving property and paying charges at the describer’s place six miles northeast of Linton Section 30 Township 183 Range 75. May 4 18.
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Linton
Estrayed geldings sought with reward offered
Estrayed two geldings weighing about 950 pounds each. One buckskin with white mane and tail, the other iron-gray four years old. Both wore halters when lost. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. J. Wolman Canfield N D.
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J. Wolman
Canfield
N. D
Notice to Creditors in Klauber Estate Madison Wisconsin
Notice is hereby given by A Armstrong administrator with will annexed of the estate of Moses S S Klauber late of Madison Dane County Wisconsin deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication at his residence in Linton Emmons township North Dakota Dated April 1911 First publication May 4 1911
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Moses Ss. Klauber
A. Armstrong
Madison
Dane
Wisconsin
Linton
Emmonsty
North Dakota
I. A. Armstrong
Leal Carmicheal
Thos. Jones
Wil
Leah Carmivheal
Emons
Emmons
Jones
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G. A. Herolz
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Charles Battelle
Thomas H. McCague
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