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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
1
Statewide notes report assessors underway in Wahpeton banning wooden sidewalks, fishing along Cannonball River, a lady deputy judge in Barnes County, and civic drives in Bismarck. Minot eyes an $80,000 Methodist hospital with Odd Fellows home while New York World hails the battleship North Dakota. Fargo considers filtration plant. oil prospecting near Westhope. tax and political updates across Cass, Ward, and Dickinson counties.
Braddock reports social visits with Mrs A C Stank and Miss Harriet Colton. Dr. Wolverton and Dr. Snyder discuss local offices, Hazelton banking plans, and a coroner race. A. L. Geil runs for district court clerk, J C Kindle imports a large Case outfit, and local events include a horse injury, a new gun club, and an auction sale by Chris Winterton before he sails to Norway.
From the Republican April 1 issue Mrs A E Klabunde visited Bis marck on business and pleasure W M Mathews built a woven wire fence on his south end property W P Thurston plans a ten day Montana trip Mrs Wim Baxter and daughter Nellie visited from Braddock with Dr O Smith dentist George L Flaherty from Fort Dodge Iowa sought teams to plow his county land Chas Coventry announces for state attorney Coventry a well known county figure Linton moves to form a strong local ball team this year
A concise reflection asserts that spectral evidence has repeatedly been deemed valid through diverse instances and methods, underscoring its persistent perceived reliability.
The passage defends Alex McKenzie, noting he was jailed only for defying a court order and pardoned by President McKinley. It cites Senator Hansbrough's February 4 1902 remarks praising McKenzie as a capable North Dakota resident and rightful receiver appointed by Judge Noyes, amid Lane syndicate efforts to smear him.
A Great Builder Tom Marshall, now seeking the Senate, introduces a bill to erect post office buildings in every city with a second class post office. There are 1507 such post offices nationwide, a move critics say would burden the government. In North Dakota only seven second class offices exist, making 1500 buildings seem superfluous unless Marshall aims for a broader run.
For plastering sand fine or coarse and gravel for concrete work call E. W. Chase. He offers delivery in large or small quantities at reasonable rates.
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