North Dakota In Emmons County Petition for Letters of Administration
First publication May 5 is made for a citation to Ilearing petition for letters of administration in the state of North Dakota Emmons County 88 as the case begins in the county courthouse. The notice runs through May 19 and names the estate and petitioner seeking authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob van Putten
Emmons
North
Said
Jacob ‘van Putten
Seuil
Short Iy Dakota
Juda ‘Ud County Court
Ae Anne Bakker
Homestead
Bismarck
N. D
D. i. Streeter
Emmons County
Lin“tot
Albert P. Seymour
Avid Linds
Dale
Ister
D. Putnam
Jank
J. Jones
Vitce
Blomestead
Lanp
OTICE
D. RK. Streeter
District Court
Linton
David Hinds
Ber D. Putnam
Frank J. Jones
LaGrace
Erir Peterson
D. A
McGillivray
Register
North Dakota
Emmone
Frank H. Hooper
Willem Cleveringa
Clurch
A. D
North Dakuta
Sunold
Coste
North Makota
Peter G. Rooks Suertit
t.Boconen
Orwice
BismAnnex
Iuwing
Settlor
D. Kk. Streeter
Distret Court
Linen N. Y
Jink J. Jones
Lag
Gillivray
Hegister
Tate
C. Rowerdink
Lemuel E. Garrison
Kimmons
Geo. M. Register
Geo. M
Lemuel EB. Garrison
C. Kowerdink
Shamestead
Clita
Officro
Anna B. Berkstra
Wieger Rodenberg
Westfield
Arend Hiasper
Louis Dornhos
John Leonard
State OF
Ereeting
Rosa R. M. Cannon
St. Paul
Minn
Bridget Brennan
Omaha
Neb
Mar Payne
Maggie Leonard
Ypsilant
Mich
Johin Leonard
Peter Leonard
C. Rowerdine
Catharina Zerk
Winona
Pecomns
Jonan McCrory
North Dakora
of Emmons
Aceeph
A. Osewell
James W. Caldwell
Deceas
Samuel D. Caldwell
Crothers
Washinton County
Pennsylvania
Nannie M. Kelly
Washington
Washington County
Pennsyvania
Joseph A. Cauldwell
H. A
Joseph A. Cainwell
James Well
Comnty
Blacksmith opens shop at Braddock offering horse-shoeing and repairs
The undersigned HUBBELL announces a new blacksmith shop at Braddock ready to shoe horses and repair wagons buggies and farm implements. A stock of lumber is also available for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksmits
Braddock
Hubbell
Around the County in Westfield and Granger May Notes
May correspondence from Westfield and Granger reports local sickness and travel, church lumber purchases, horse shipments, farming, school starts, and small town activity. Notable items include births on April 30, 1899, Glencoe school opening, local merchants and travelers, and plans for a Glencoe island park with $10 shares. Troop mobilization at Fort Yates cited amid Idaho miners dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Loyengua
Frank Irvine
Winchester
Rev
Miss Dykema
Eureka
H. van Beek
Minneapolis
John Stiles
Ienry de Boer
Minnesota
Emmons County
Granger
Winona
John Ashcraft
Braddock
Will Newberry
Hampton
Frank Chestown
Cannon Bail Country
Glencoe
Wm. Frankhauser
Walker
Fort Yates
Jacques Manufacturing Company
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Morrison & McCrory
Judge Southwick
Willis Heshire
Will Ostrum
Idaho
Jim
Farm notes and ailments at Dale school and fields
An account notes a horse on the 26th sustaining severe bruising and an inability to use the left arm. Dale school reports a cold epidemic with many pupils confined home. Farmers busy in fields pursue grain timing while missing plow parts prompt Joe Clark to visit Vanderbildt shop for a sulky wheel. Bert Pierce falls ill in the field and recovers days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale School
Joe Clark
Vanderbilt
Bert Pierce
Jacob Loutzenhiser
Anon
Dentist to Visit Fort Yates May 5 1899
Notice to Emmons County residents that Dr. G R Leonard will visit Fort Yates on May 5 1899 and stay for one week. He will perform dental work and attend to all dental needs with careful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Fort Yates
G. R. Leonard
Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup Sells Worldwide At Fifteen
Over fifty years Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It soothes the child and is pleasant tasting. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. The Record advertises a Winchester magazine model for sale at fifteen dollars cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winston
For Sale Apple and Crab Trees by Weck e and Stilson
For sale apple and crab trees of leading varieties until planting season. Trees 4 to 5 feet priced at 10 cents each or 8 dollars per 100. 5 to 7 feet at 12 cents each or 10 dollars per 100. Fifty at 100 rates. Refund if stock not first class on arrival. Order early. Corwith Iowa by Uecke and Stilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Uecke & Stilson
Corwith
Iowa
Grain buyer seeks all kinds of grain at market price
Raddock based buyer F H Corron announces readiness to pay the highest market price for all kinds of grain, inviting producers to bring crops for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raddock
F. H. Corron
Vaccination Campaign Schedule and Livestock Advertisements
A spring vaccination drive announces sessions in Exeter Selz Hull Strasburg Linton and Braddock with locations and dates from May 10 to May 19. Also advertised are three Hereford bulls two pure bred and one three quarter blood from Sutherland Bros and a land offer at Glencoe North Dakota with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Jakob Fischer
Selz
Anton Vetter
Alsace Church
Hull
Postoffice
Strasburg
Feist & Keller’s
Linton
Oes
Braddock
Central Hotel
F. W. Dechmann
Williamsport
N. D
Sutherland Bros
Mound City
S. D
Notice N P Hay Lands Permits Northern Pacific Lands
Notices seek hay cutting permits on Northern Pacific lands for 1899 season via Bank of Braddock. Refunds apply if land sold before hay cutting. Also offerings include seed corn from 1897 with growth warranty, a lost leather halter near Williamsport, and fence posts and barb wire for sale at Frank Loutz enhiser 3 Dale N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Braddock
Taken up horse in Linton North Dakota notice
A black nine year old horse weighing about 900 pounds is taken up by the undersigned with no visible brand though a brand may be under the hair. It has a slight white forehead spot. Owners should call, pay charges, and take the animal away at Jakob Rieker Sec 2 T 131 R 47 Linton ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakob Rieker
Linton
N. D
New Home Seekers Welcome With Reduced Northern Pacific Rates
The Northern Pacific Railway cuts first class rates by about one half for westward travel from Minnesota to states and provinces including North Dakota Manitoba and the Yellowstone and Columbia regions. Round trip tickets valid up to 21 days allow limited stopovers west of Spokane. Excursion dates are May 4, 18, May 2, and 16, 1899. Inquiries to Geo D. Rogers or Charles General Passenger Agent, St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Northern Pacific Railway
Aitkin
Little Falls
Minnesota
Spokane
Columbia
Willamette River
Westernashington
Oregon
Geo. D. Rogers
N. P.ry
St. Paul
Minn
Chas. &.Eral
Letter from a Soldier in Manila 1899
A soldier in Manila writes home March 7 1899 noting little change in conditions. Regulars amass to support an anticipated attack as trenches and lines face insurgents. He describes major White's escape under fire after a white flag debacle and details daily grub trips, a trusted native family helper, and the cedula personal certificate process in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Ovenshine
Major White
White
North Dakota Regiment
Idahos
Astor Battery
14Th
Santino
Lazarus
J. R. Epicx, Wagoner, Co. A
Linton and area among the visitors and moves
A long list of visitors and local movements across Linton Williamsport and surrounding towns. Notes include Postmaster Patterson moving his building uphill, D. C. Sullivan consolidating yards, Col Haptonstall building on Dewey avenue, and various residents visiting or relocating. A wind of change blows through local business and residences with court, banking, and newspaper activity mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaney
Linton
Braddock
Mr. Mahaney
Armstrong
Caldwell Estates
Gus Broman
Peter Ferguson
W. C. East
Gus
Chas. W. Hanabaugh
Messrs. East
Ferguson
Col. Haptonstall
Dewey Avenue
Ed Logue
Walter Creek
His Flag Was Flying in a Peace Bond Case
Joseph Heisler had Vincenz Kunz arrested and sought bonds to keep the peace amid threats claimed to disturb his repose. Constable Bartu executed the warrant at Kunz’s home. Squire Cummins presided in Linton where Kunz argued he only threatened to injure the plaintiff by entering the business of raising irrigated cabbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heisler
Vincenz Kunz
Vincenz
Bartu
Kunz
Squire Cummins
Linton
Heisler Ranch Monopoly Cabbage Case Ends in Discharge
The Heisler ranch holds a practical monopoly in dry seasons. The squire, fond of sauerkraut, refused to believe a cabbage glut could harm. He discharged the prisoner who left town with a flag made from a bandana tied to a pole. Register for the state, Lynn for Kunz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heisler Ranch
Lynn
Kunz
Wheat quality sparks state market concerns in North Dakota
Grand Forks Plaindealer notes North Dakota wheat is mixed with inferior regional grain to improve marketability. It laments raisers’ lack of fair reward. Doc Whalen complains his ink-powder watch rattles wheels and jars machinery. J Horton and ex-county auditor Anton Nelson toured Linton to assess land for a bank and real estate venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Messrs
J.C. F. Holcomb
Minneapolis
J. Lawrence
Aberdeen
Jas. H. Douglas
Vanderbilt
S. D
Mr. Shannon
New York
Horton
Mound City
Patterson
Nelson
W. P. Thurston
Braddock
Linton
D. R. Streeter
Emmons County Republican
Bert
Eureka Blade
Bartu
Adam Gerrod
Odessa
Hermann Backhaus
Gerrod
Backhaus
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Knowles
Glanavon District
Doc’ Whalen
J. Horton
Anton Nelson
Emmons County
N. C
Brand and branding list of cattle horses and sheep
A long register of livestock brands from various owners in Williamsport Winona Glencoe Hampton Jamestown and surrounding towns. It catalogs cattle and horses with marks such as letters on hips shoulders jaws ears and other body parts and notes specific brands like Y B on right hip goblet on left hip and triangle with open corners on left hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Joseph
Winona
Backhaus
Herman
South Prairie
Baker
Livona
Baxter
Vicas Ooe
Benz
August
Williamsport
Bowman
B. H
Brown
J. C
Burge
O. E
Emmonsburg
Casey
P. J.—Hampton
Clark
Dale
Man
Logchain
T. Mi
Guthrie
William
Lee
Winchester
G. C
Gnane Quenre
Knachen
Giddings
Kuudisoo
F. P
McGinn
Mandixo
G.M
Willawsport
Mittleatedter
Paiger
G. M
Catte
Peterson, A. B
Armastrong
Oe A. L
L.C
Peatle
John—Winons
Ttle
Robinson
A H
Rush
Raton
Eatery
Thomas
Glencoe
Seeley
A. S
Witrona
Smith
F. D
Glences
Gayton
G. W
Thompson
R.W
Hampton
Rangoon
van Soest
H.—Hull
M.—Hull
Wade
eenRe E
Walker
F. O
Weller
A. M
Wescott
J. W
Omlo
Wilde, Johln
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John Brown
General Merchandise
Winona, Nordak
J. A. Brown
Propricor Winona and
Eureka Freight No
Iussia
Bloss
Afte ‘Notary Public
Braddock D
Tom FP. Geil
Norany Public and
Conviyancen
Dar
Pecgmane
Orrice
Wida Meront
Emmons Couny
Charles A. Ballard
Nat
Bpiemarck
Jeuneis Jaszkowiak
Western Goodhue Pumping and Power and Mills
Trahern and
Austin
Aquid-Alius
Yik
Streeter
Oveng
Witten
Giddings Knowles
Mario Knowles
Frank E. Stone
da Arch Srd
Office
the Register of Deeds
County of
Territory of Dakota
State of North Dakota
Charles J. Dalley
Charles E. Gibson
S. W
Fifth Principal
DuaAnLes E. Gipson
Ortgagee
Jamestown
Grant J. Buckley
Glencoe Bank
Pectfally
C. Rower Epinx
Kittie Cunningham
Alex. Smith
Puck
Grant Buckley
Sadie Jones
Gus. Daffinrud
Burt Skinner
Ben Corbin
Louis Lutze
G. W. Tracy
Blanche Payne
Beulah Payne
Merchant Loutzenhiser’s
L. Doerschlag
Cliff. Putnam
Patrick Kinsella
Frank Becker’s
Merchant Loutzenhiser
W. W. Putnam
Charlie Coventry
Glanavon
Grace
Sadie Bales
Allie Leonard
Mr. Brown
John Spicer
W. B. Payne
Fort
Ealand
Ben Nat Glencoe
N. P. Hay Lands
F. D. Smith
Glencoe, N. D
Mr. Rush
X Rush
Frank Loutzenhiser
Johnn Edick
Mr. Crain
John Roop
S. E. Ryan
Judge Rowerdink
Emma Honstain
Martin van Soest
South Dakota Reform School
Wilson
Kin- Sella
D. C. Sullivan
Wishek
Eureka Post
Edick
Perry Gilman
Dave Sites
Peter Schweitzer
Bert Thurston
Emmons Co. Republican
Post
H. W
Vataruc
Sammie
J. Stevens Arms and Fool CO. P
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