Local News Notes From May 1889 Frontier Town
In Town and Out reports include visits by F. M. Burge of Beaver Creek and Johnnie Gayton’s trip to Williamsport. A steady rain aids local farmers while a stranger is available for work at 75 cents daily. A Dawson suburb lightning strike causes a small blaze. Emmons county figures visit Steele. Winchester stores see Geil retirements and Bumstead restoration. Winchester events loom on May 24 with a post meeting, baseball game, camp-fire, and dance. A Toledo-like rail collision near Crystal Springs kills Engineer Boss and Clerk Slatterly. other workers injured. horse cars lose Washington Territory stock. property loss around 75,000.
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Winchester
Williamsport
Winchester Pines
N. P
Crystal Springs
Steele
Slatterly
Col
Lounsberry
Washington Territory
Livona Ling o Correspondence of the Record May 4
Tom Gray arrives from Canada to visit his son Frank. Emmett Perry and Leslie Mickle spent Sunday with Wesley Baker. Misses Helen and Maggie Baker visited Mrs E H Brant. Joe Baker and sister Josephine visited friends at Gywtery. An eight pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Jess Clark on Tuesday April 28. A W Berkner and son and E Tillotson of Fort Rice called at Larrys yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gray
Canada
Frank
Emmett Perry
Leslie Mickle
Wesley Baker's
Helen
Maggie Baker
E. H. Brant
Joe Baker
Josephine
Gwyther
Jess Clark
A. W. Berkner
Westfield Whispers May Update
May 4 notes report Fred C. Gaylord visiting Pollock and Stephen Huisenga losing a horse to colic. Ed Renskers advances. Wm. Elsberry gains admission to the bar. Anna Poe will undergo appendicitis surgery in Aberdeen. Westfield parsonage progress. Mrs. Tom Whalen dies April 28 with funeral near Westfield. Grace Pool was her maiden name.
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Stephen Huisenga
Geo. Rowerdink
Westfield Sport
G. W. Renskers
Ed. Renskers
Wm. Elsberry
Pollock, S. D
Anna Poe
Aberdeen Hospital
Westfield
Love
Tom Whalen
Westfield Church
Rev
Barr
Whalen
Grace Pool
Hartford items reveal rural life notes and crop woes
May 2 correspondence reports Ralph Longwell overcoming mumps while Mrs. Noyes recovers in Iowa. Viola Lawler teaches in Montana. Local visits include Mr. Longwell and neighbors. Gophers plague fields. 200 caught near Hazleton, sparing grain. No Farmers Union Camp last week due to bad weather. a new one planned soon.
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Ralph Longwell
Viola Lawler
Montana
Christ Opp
Henry Esch
Jennie Buck
Hazelton
Farmers’ Union
Busby School House
Highland Hot Ir Correspondence of the Record April 29
Mrs Anton Larson was in Linton Saturday. Mr and Mrs H J Benedict visited at Ray Benedicts Sunday. Mr and Mrs E O Beastrom and family and Mr and Mrs Zarnhelt and family went to Braddock Sunday for the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Larson
Linton
H. J. Benedict
Ray Benedict
E.O. Beastrom
Mrs. Zarnhelt
Braddock
Dedication and family visits noted at local church
Dedication exercises held at the Catholic church with mention of Mr and Mrs Jay Brown and son visiting W W Browns Sunday. Miss Hazel Purinton guest of Misses Maud and Mabel Benedict Sunday. Mr and Mrs Claude Harwood and mother visited Helmer Sedigs Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Beasler and children visited O B Nauman home Sunday afternoon. Brodhead of Cannonball visited sister and son Gerald late week. Nurses Wanted Washington Boulevard Hospital Chicago successor to Monroe Street Hospital seeks bright industrious women for Training School. Room board uniforms books furnished. Write for particulars. Address Washington Boulevard Hospital 2449 Washington Boulevard Chicago.
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Hazel Purinton
Maud
Mabel Benedict
Claude Harwood
Helmer Sedigs
Wm. Beasler
O. B. Nauman Home
Washington Boulevard Hospital
Chicago
Monroe Street Hospital
Washington Boulevard
Sweet Clover Gains Value as Hay and Pasture Crop
Two varieties white and yellow flowered sweet clover, biennial yet persistent reseeders, are becoming favored for hay and pasture. White sweet clover yields well and suits dry or poor soil, best cut early for hay, seed crops are prone to shattering, and seed bed prep mirrors alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Haney
Grand Forks
N. C
Colorado
One of the Ways Seedy Figure Spends a Dollar
A fragmentary line depicts a seedy stranger asking for money, while the speaker recalls an old literary friend who wrote Ten Thousand Ways of Making Money. The terse exchange hints at a satirical or reflective dialogue about wealth and mentorship.
Republican candidates announce re nomination for state senator
To the Republican voters of the 26th Senatorial District I hereby announce myself a Republican candidate for re nomina tion for State Senator H W Allen Braddock ND Jan 12 1914 For Representative To the Republican voters of the 26th Senatorial District I hereby announce myself a candidate for re nomination for Representative from Kidder County Sidney F Smith Steele March 4 1914
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Allen
Braddock, N. D
Kidder County
Sidney F. Smith
Steele
Candidate for Register of Deeds from Linton
John P. Schott declares for the Republican nomination for Register of Deeds in Emmons county. He promises to cut clerk-hire and work full days without office assistance if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tbis County
Emmons County
Register of Deeds
Joun
Schott
Linton, N. D
Lester Briggle Declares Candidacy for School Superintendent
A local notice announces Lester Briggle as a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools. The filing signals his entry into the race and his intent to seek the position.
Lammers Declares Run for Register of Deeds in Emmons County
Westfield North Dakota April date WM. Lammers announces Republican bid for Register of Deeds to reduce clerk hires and devote full time to office. He invites voters to judge his qualifications based on years of known service.
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Emmons County
Register of Deeds
Westfield
N. D
WM. Lammers
Elmer D Fogle Seeks Re Election for Emmons County Clerk
Political advertisement by Elmer D Fogle seeking Republican primary support for re nomination and re election as Clerk of the District Court in Emmons County. He notes completing his first term and faithful performance of duties and asks voters to approve another term in the June 24 primary.
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Emmons County
Emmons County Treasurer Seeks Republican Primary renomination
W. C. Irwin announces candidacy for re election as County Treasurer of Emmons County North Dakota subject to Republican voters at the June primary.
Irvine Seeks Republican Support for Re nomination
Candidate Ff B Irvine announces bid for re nomination as Register of Deeds and asks all Republicans for votes. The brief statement stresses party loyalty and stewardship of the office.
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Register of Deeds
Candidate Announces Candidacy for County Auditor in Emmons
A political advertisement states Rowerdink seeks the Republican nomination for Emmons County auditor in the June primary. He promises to move to the county seat and devote full time to office duties if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Wallace Kyfs Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Emmons County
Wallace Kyfs announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Emmons County at the June 4 primary. He asks voters who supported his two terms to continue their support and seeks re-election to the office he now holds.
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Emmons
Emmons County
Wallace Kyfs
Linton
N. D
Emmons County Register of Deeds Candidate Announces Candidacy
A Republican primary candidate for Emmons County North Dakota Register of Deeds declares ten years residency and tax payment, currently employed at W. E. Petrie store in Linton, pledges full-time dedication and economical office operation if nominated and elected.
Emmons County Clerk of Court Candidate Declares Run
A. M. Britts announces candidacy for Emmons County Clerk of Court and seeks Republican voter support. The declaration targets voters in the county’s upcoming election.
Emmons County Sheriff and Superintendent Candidates Announced
W J Beoutle of Lipton announces Republican nomination bid for Emmons County sheriff at the June primaries after twenty five years in the county. O L Shekloe seeks non partisan support for county superintendent of schools at the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
W. J. Beoutle
Lipton
N. D
O. L. Shekloe
Linton
Republican Voters Nominate Representative for Kidder County
To the Republican voters of the Twenty Sixth district Kidder and Emmons Counties the nomination for representative from Kidder county subject to the will of the republican voters.
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Twenty
Kidder and
Emmons
Kidder County
Beadle County Primary Address for Register of Deeds Nomination
A candidate writes to Emmons County voters stating intent to seek the Democratic nomination for register of deeds in the June primaries. The note vows faithful service if nominated and elected, dated with signatures Xavier Junge and Aisbeaty.
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Register of Deeds of
Emmons County
Patrons of
Ice
Aaisbeaty
SY 8
Xavier Junge
Local Correspondence Notes Community Happenings
May 5 itemized notes from Linton area reporters. Albrecht visits McKenzie on business. Post office boxes arrive and are installed. Klabunde and Irvine visit from Hazelton. Christiansen travels from Linton to blast rocks on G Schatz place. Brenner travels with a passenger. Teddy assists in livery work. Snyder Hardt Wilson and Felhaber go gopher hunting and bag 29. Winter returns with moisture from snow. Britts Carley and Brenner tour in auto. Yale motor cycle bought from E H Hardt. Church lumber bid awarded to Temvik Lumber Company. Temvik yard $950. Carpenters arrive from Bismarck to start work on church. Subscribe for the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temvik Lumber Company
Linton
Hazelton
Temvik
Bismarck
William P. Tuttle Announces Candidacy for Congress Nomination
William P. Tuttle of Dawson North Dakota announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress from the second district. He seeks to appear on the primary ballot in June and urges support from voters in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William P. Tuttle
Dawson, N. D
City lots for sale and 1914 Hup mobile order
There are choice town lots across the city offered at reasonable prices. Apply to F. Frankhauser to place an order for a 1914 Hup mobile now so it can be included in the next car-load to reduce freight. F. B. Streeter, Linton, Agent.
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F. Frankhauser
Linton
N. D
F. B. Streeter
Adv
Missing horses in Strasburg area claim owner to recover
Notice from Adam Schwarn states a gray gelding and a gray mare found on section 14-131-75, eight miles east of Strasburg, North Dakota, on April 16, 1914. The animals have halters, are four to five years old, and the owner is urged to call, pay charges, and reclaim them.
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Strasburg
N. D
Adam Schwarn
James P. Scoular
J. L. Bell
Office
Register of Deeds
County of
Emmons
North Dakota
Orace
Bismarck
Essy Jampolsky
Leopold Jampolsky
Linton Iiurgaln
Linton
Easy Janpolsky
Easy Jampo
Bergolin Nelel
Sebastian Gefrah
Bergolin Neixel
Emmong
Lynn & Lyon
Sebastian Gefrech
Coils Offered for Trade at $14 in 60 Day Offer
H. H. Hanson announces a consignment trade offer for old coils. Customers can exchange old coils for a new $38.00 coil at a price of $14.00, with the inventory to be held for sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hanson
City Auditor Meier Appointed in Linton Meeting
Linton North Dakota on May 6 1914 the council approved and ratified the appointment of J D Meier as city auditor. Mayor William Jones presided with aldermen J A Lang Fred Kelsch E T Atha Jobo Bosch L duHeaume present.
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Linton
N. Dak
Wm. Jones
J. A. Lang
Fred Kelsch
E. T. Atha
Jobo Bosch
L. duHeaume
A. M. J.D. Meier
Ahas
Coventry
E. T. Athu
John Bosch
du Heaume
Norbert Billingsly
C. F. Wagher
Thos. Jones
A. H. Irvine
Stallion Rob Stood for Service at West Lincoln Home
JAKOB RIEKER: Stallion Rob will stand for service at the owner's West Lincoln home. Fee set at eight dollars per service with one eighth paid at service and the balance when foal proves feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
West Linton
Jakob Rieker
Unbranded mare found near Strasburg owner sought
A black mare without a brand has resided at a nearby property for about five months. The finder requests the owner to call, pay charges, and collect the fee. Location is one mile southwest of Strasburg.
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Strasburg
May 2 1914 City Meeting Elects Officers and Pays Bills
Regular meeting on May 2 1914 with M T Barger presiding. Officers elected include Wm Jones Mayor J A Lang Alderman 1st Ward Fred Kelsch Alderman 1st Ward FE T Atha Alderman 24 Ward John Kosch Alderman 2d Ward A M Huntty Alderman 0d Ward I dulleanme Alderman 34 Ward I St Schilling Treasurer BF Wagher Police Justice Don J Tracy Justice of the Peace. Bills approved and paid include election officials and various service and salary expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Huntty
Dulleanme
I. St. Schilling
BF. Wagher
Don J. Tracy
Emmons County Record
Dano
H. N. Yarner
Election Board
Wm. Pagel
M. T. Hurger
M. Culbertson
Alex Rosch
Don L. Tracy
Anton Horner
Paul Mattern
Nes Wiktesbattestacs
M. Zr
Hemet
Tees Heiks
Alex “Fiesch
MOCK
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F. M. Burge
Beaver Creek
Johnnie Gayton
Missouri Slope
Farrell
Dawson
Messrs
Hank, Rowerdink
Dirk Hasper
Peter Borgman
Holland Settlement
Mr. Borgman
Nebraska
Lincoln Geil
C. H. Bumstead
Mr. Geil
Gayton and Yeater
Supt. Worst
Register Herrick
Messrs. L. T. Buckley
John McCrory
Wm. W. Wade
Charlie Allen
Winnie Allen
D. R. Streeter
John Mittlestedter
Billsport
A, R. Post
Livona Lingo
Fred C. Gaylord
Pollock
Hartford
Mrs. Jay Brown and Son
W. W. Brown
Mr. Brodhead
Cannonball
Gerald
Republican Party
Jose
Ales Hh. Carley
N.D
Apell
Lester Briggle
Elmer D. Fogle
Republian Party
W. C. Irwin
Ff. B. Irvine
Rowerdink
Respectfullyep N. Reemts
A.M. Britts
Lange
Emmons Corncr
Temvik, North Dakota
C. Albrecht
McKenzie
Ben Klabunde
Roy Irvine
Christ Christiansen
G. Schatz Place
Theo. Brenner
Teddy
Messrs. Snyder
Hardt
Wilson
Felhaber
Messrs. Britts
Carley and
Brenner
Yale
E. H. Hardt
Same
R. U. Brown
Nordak
Ford
Peruna
Peruna Co
Columbus
Ohio
Eae Ee A. Hall
Norris City
Marin
Dak
L.A. Schipfer
M. D
City of
UW. Meier
Mortgagee
H. 0. Bradley
Bismarck, North Dakota
WH. M. Larvice
General Merchandise
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Cash Store
Chris. Albrecht
Prop
Just
Tbemvik W.S. Rigler
Temvik, Nor
H. Blore
Winona
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
Stallion Service
Board of Village Trustees of
Olork
L. R. Collinge
Selway Mont
Wey
United States
Sistera
Alena Yinkers
First Bank of
Office of the Register of Deeds
Hunter
Sald
Sald Mortgagor
Panier
County
Armstrong & Caneron
Arene
Tinton
Ruz‘ulur
Bation
Te Hela
Anaes m
Ousay
AL Hanson
Mae
Jacob Burkhardt
Geo. W. Lynn
Ammons County
Geo
W. Lynn
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
N. v
Agnes J. Chaptan
Fifth Principal Meridian
Charles S. Carley
Ada I. Smith
Theodore Meinhover
Hollis L. Stedman
Sydney G. Stedman
Louis 8. Foell
Frank O. Foell
Jeanvik
Said Et Trator
Saat
Dane
Frank C. Foell
Bala Cils
Section Township
Jacob Ray Clerk
Petownent
Inridiol
J . Ty
Bells
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