Emmons County Record Official Paper for Linton ND
The Pioneer paper of Kimmons County announces Emmons County official status and city notice in Linton North Dakota. The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
4
The Pioneer paper of Kimmons County announces Emmons County official status and city notice in Linton North Dakota. The Record is entered at the Linton Post Office as second class matter.
The piece argues that Allied commissions from England and Germany wake Americans to wartime realities, praising organized mobilization and the shift to experienced officers. It notes massive training camps for twenty five thousand recruits, the goal of ten thousand commissioned officers, and the looming conscription with strong ship sub hazard context.
French sailors in vivid uniforms toured an Atlantic port near Washington after a surprise visit. Washingtonians offered rides and friendly hospitality as a group of local office workers mingled with the jackies. A girl exclaimed Vive la France and a bearded sailor bowed and answered Vive l Amerique.
Pollock items report David Freeman death. W D Fenelon returns from Bis marck and offers land for garden plots. Local visitors include John and Harry Gravink from Wisconsin seeking summer work. Emmons county officials to meet farmers and merchants on road issues amid rising costs and potential subscription rate increase for the Progress.
Emmons county residents north of Pollock press for action on long delayed road improvements. The gathering aims to urge commissioners to fund and construct permanent routes, citing rising costs and impractical current lines.
In the Bismarck land office on April 12 1917 Adolph Kabusreiter of Strasburg ND filed to contest and cancel George P Silbernagle s homestead entry No 018830 made July 31 1916 for section 19 township 130 north range 77 west fifth principal meridian He alleges the entryman never resided on or lived on the land and has been absent for over two years The contest will be confessed and the entry cancelled without hearing unless a sworn answer is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication The notice lists publication dates April 26 May 3 May 10 and May 17 1917 with instructions to serve a copy of the answer on the contestant.
Macaroni seed wheat offered at $1.90 per bushel. Advertisement notes sale from the old Shier ranch. Also houses and furniture for sale with 2 percent terms. Inquiries directed to Mrs. R. A. Evans at the Geo W Lynn residence.
Saint Anthony church at Residence 810 Broadway holds high mass on the first and third Sundays at 10 AM, with vespers and benediction at 2 PM, and weekday mass at 7 30 AM. Rosenthal Sacred Heart mission from Linton attends on the second and fourth Sundays with high mass and sermon at 10 AM.
Rental ad seeking applicants for a house in Linton North Dakota. Contact Frank Meier Jr at Ady to apply.
Gilbert E. Mickel and Lizzie Mickel defaulted on a 1914 mortgage to Barnes Brothers Incorporated. The court sale is set for 2:00 PM on May 26, 1917 at the Lin ton courthouse, covering the SW quarter of section 36, township 135, range 79. The total due at sale is 188 dollars, plus costs. A. W. Gray, Kenmare, ND, attorney for the mortgagee.
Notice states administrator Peter Munsch will conduct private sale of lots 1 17 18 block 27 Hunter’s First Addition Linton Emmons County North Dakota to highest bidder cash, subject to county judge confirmation. Sale may occur on or after May 26 1917 with bids in writing at Armstrong and Emerson office or to the judge or administrator personally.
Gerrit Van Vugt as administrator of John Van Vugt deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months of the first publication. Claims must be shown to Armstrong & Cameron in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. First published April 12 1917.
Public notice that a mortgage held by Washburn-Merrick Lumber Company assignee A B Snell on property in KinTyre North Dakota will be foreclosed by sale at the Emmons County Courthouse Napoleon on May 19 1917 at 2 PM. The property is described as Lots 1 and 2 in Block 27 in KinTyre Townsite. Amount due $360 plus attorney fees and costs.
Public notice states a mortgage by C. E. Brooks and Artie P. Brooks to First Bank of Linton dated June 11 1910 and filed July 13 1910 with later assignments to 8 Weinstock and then to Elisabore N eberne with records in Books 23 and 22 of Mortgages in Emmons county North Dakota indicating subsequent chain of title changes.
Attorneys Armstrong and Cameron appear for the assignee Linton North Dakota in a legal matter noted with this filing.
Elizabeth N. Clane assignee notifies that mortgagors Charles E. Brooks and Artie Brooks owe 1550.76 dollars plus costs on a mortgage to First Bank of Linton. Property in Emmons county includes sections 6 133N 77W and adjacent parcels. Sale at the courthouse front in Linton on June 16, 1917 to satisfy the debt.
Foreclosure sale to satisfy the mortgage on the southeast quarter of Section 1, Township 133 North Range 78 West Emmons County North Dakota. Assignees include Elizabeth N. Clyborne and Armtong & Cameron with a date of May 8 1917.
The State of North Dakota issues a summons to Mrs Mitchel M Aarvig Leonard D Aarvig and others heirs and defendants to answer a complaint filed in Emmons County Sixth Judicial District within thirty days. If no appearance is made default judgment will be entered for the relief demanded. Dated March 13 1917 H C Bradley attorney for plaintiff Bismarck North Dakota.
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