10 May 1895
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
1
The Winona Times publishes a letter from a known critic of the Record editor. The writer’s hostile rhetoric is described as typical of the source, with the paper noting the author could substantiate past statements if needed and suggesting the figure’s impact on the controversy.
The Record defends its editor against a dive keeper’s threats and a hostile letter campaign. It details alleged perjury, post office actions, and court pressures while condemning the letter writer and vowing to defend honest town residents. Arbor Day notes and local notices follow.
Teachers' examination will be held at Williamsport next Friday May 17. W B Anpros County Superintendent of Schools will oversee the event.
Notice from B. Peterson Secretary lists two cattle: a ten year old horned white star fore head cow and a red de horned cow with black streaks. Claimant to call, pay charges, and collect at Armstrong North Dakota post office. There is also a school district financial discrepancy note involving L E Pierce and warrants, with a $2.25 misentry.
Notice to meet in Willlameport North Dakota on May 14 1805 at 10 am to act on the bond of Charles A Patterson lessor of the ferry between Winona and Fort Yates and to transact other business Epwanbd Bnaprock County Auditor dated May 6 1895
May 7 reports cheerful rain and busy school work at Glanavon led by Mrs Bennett while Roy Bules gains cowboy status. In Hampton, showers aid gardens as Sivalia visitors and a new ball team form. Glencoe notes a young clerk at the store and a humorous clothing mishap. Rural life details include horse illness pinkeye and a new ranch firm Buckley and Skinner.
The Bis marck Supreme Court sits as local officials report on property assessments. Edick and Dunn are noted in city duties. About 200 trees are planted and other civic work continues. Uncle Tom Bottomley’s remains interred at Catholic cemetery. Ward’s dog killed by lightning. flour sales rise at Bismarck mill. express service resumes. Weather bureau April data show mean 50 degrees with 2.54 inches rainfall.
Jacob Wollman of Winona arrives with a petition and bonds over the ferry privilege at Winona. The county board had opened bids April 20 with Lock top bidder at 534, Patterson 481, Wollman 483, and Flynn 4732. Patterson later licensed two miles below Winona for five years at five dollars a year, with rebates granted amid protest.
For over fifty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething pains. It calms the child and softens gums, cures wind colic and is a remedy for diarrhea. Pleasant to taste and sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
A card from Bishop Shanley announces credentials are being sent to Catholics signed up for the first Catholic laymen convention of North Dakota in Fargo on May 20 and 30. It directs every man baptised by a Catholic priest to consider himself invited. Credential forms are available from D. Moulder in Fargo.
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