Emmons County records show corn ranks in state output
The May 26 1905 issue notes Emmons County farms produced 84 299 bushels of corn in 1903 placing it fourth in North Dakota behind Richland Cass and Dickey. Also cited are 1903 and 1904 state grain and livestock figures and railroad counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Emmons
North Dakota
Richland
Cass
Dickey
Slope
Burleigh
Stark
McIntosh
McLean
Oliver
Mercer
Kidder
Logan
State OF North Dakota
Cooper
State of
Bismarck
A. D
E.C. Cooper
A. Rolling
Commissions OF
Imbabance
North Dakous Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Valley City
Corport
North
Coper
Noah Dakota
Anith Luwe
Fis
Wiereel
A. Deo. Cooper
Wma L
Insurance
A. Bolling
O. Rowerdink
Elmira Colburn
Enoch J. Colburg
Clara E. Russell
Frank J. Colburn
Ellen E. Patch
A . You
Enoch J. Colburn
Elmira
Jane
Linton
C. Aqverdine
Session Laws of 1905 Prohibiting Harmful Substances in Grain
The act prohibits hiding stones wood iron or other substances in any sheaf or load of grain that could injure a threshing machine or harm workers. It prescribes damages and penalties for violations and details conviction consequences.
Louse Bill 7 Streeter Terms of District Court Emmons McLean
An act fixes district court terms for Emmons and McLean counties. Emmons holds two terms starting first Tuesday of May and first Tuesday of October. McLean holds two terms starting second Monday of June and second Monday of December. Emergency approved February 14 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
McLean
Bismarck
N. D
O'Tice
Fhal
G. Rooks
Emmons County
Linton
Valentine Engel
N. W
Foreclosure Sale Timing Under 1905 Montana Statute
Senate Bill 51 Johnson McLean revises Section 5887 of the 1899 codes to set sale hours between noon and 4 pm within thirty days after seizure, with possible one week postponement for no bidders or inadequate bids. It allows crop foreclosures at market price when crops are harvested and limits notices, with expenses deemed proper. Approved February 17, 1905.
Heavy Loss of Stock Letter to the Editor Discussed
Commissioner Colville writes to the Record editor detailing heavy stock losses. The letter outlines causes and calls for action to mitigate further damage to the livestock industry.
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Colville
the Record
Oacoma to Grow as Trade Center with Rail Line
The town of Oacoma in Lyman County South Dakota on the Missouri River shores Chamberlain will become a major distributing point after the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul extension opens. A June 1 town lot sale offers profitable investment, with rail and steamboat access and plans for future excursions.
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Will Fulmer
Lydia Fulmer
Dell Rapids
S. D
E. E. Martin
Gladys
June
Eureka
Aberdeen
Levinna Marchant
Lucy Shier
Public School
Frances Petrie
Wishek
F. M. Byrne
A. M. Britts
Manager Evans
Luther Wescott
John Mohn
G. W. Gilman
Guy Linderman
Earl Smith
Bismarck Tribune
Shirer
Scheuer
Peter
Shier
Linton
Sheriff Shier
Morton County
Mandan
Oacoma
Lyman County
South Dakota
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Chicago, Milwaukee
Linton Baseball Falls to Wishek After Rugged Inning
Linton traveled to Wishek and lost 13 to 9 amid ragged defense and base running. Wishek built a 7 run inning open, then held off Linton as Coonen to Clayton to Sullivan completed a double play. Lineups include Lang Acheson Phillipp and Gillman for Wishek. Farmers insurance ad appears at end.
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Linton
Ballrossers
Wishek
Wishekites
Coonen
Clayton
Sullivan
Hama
Wis
Linton— Lang
Petrie
Streeter
Wishek—McCartney
Harmon
Gillman
Rusitzka
T. West
Hill
L. West
Boehm
Gillis
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Wolfers
Jones Bros
Post
Vwalers IN
Eever Bret
Feumons
Clara and Tobacco
Prire
W.l.yeatei
SL. J
Oliver Rydi Vo
Pfinc
Yellowstone National Pa
Wonderkind
Lewis and Clark
Northern Pacific Railway
Fh. N. Oleland
Minmons
Tanton
ADVA
Rowse
Hampton
Frank Irvine
Chicago
Clara Clayton
E. A. Crain
Fred Werre
J. W. Wescott
Luther
Wisconsin
McLean Counties
Bill No
Senate
Johnson
Oakoma, S. D
Reliable St. Paul Fire & Marine
W. O. Irwin
First Bank of Linton
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J. C. Leach
Estead
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Lay
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United Iis
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N. D. Linton
N. D. Ewell
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Bismarck, N. D
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Charles
J. Kolsch
Ind
Kage
Firth
Witneses
Jewell. Register
Odessa
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Desire
Besos County
A& Bond
O. Smith
Nok
Guabran
Nels P. Anderson
Braddock Nor
Dak
Rowerdink
Linton. Nor. Dak
Goodhue Windmills
Francis Jaszkowiak
Twelfth Street
Missouri
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The
Linton State Bank
Gro. W. Lynn
Comer Jat Union Assurance Co., Ltd
London
Great Britain
Bornh Dakota
A. H. Wray
Wyiienel Olee Inc
Pine and Williams Sts
New York
North Jiakow
Binmarck
U. S
Cludddl Ptuly
Renees
United States
Abel Ploge
Ely
County
Curton
Tuiken
Total Assets
Lusser
Repia
Armeuat
Office OF Commissioner OF Insurance
E. C. Cooper
Commissioner of Insurance
Bismarel
Ke, C. Cooper
A. Kolling
Office OF
Commission&i OF Insurance
Continental Insurance Company
C.cooper
Biewaret
Citizens Insurance Company
Sol. E. Waggoner
Given Campbell
John A. Carr
Century Bldg
St. Louis
Dakota
Biamintck
Bariness
Waypreer
American National Bank
Valley Unty. N. D
Joseph Schmaltz
Exeter
Board of Odessa
Oseph Schmaltz
Lie
Sebastian Bauman
Strasburg
Adam Kraft
X. V. Johanneseninger
Lensburg
de Joseph Lauinger
M. H. Jewell
Miss Smith’s
Orange, Mass
Guarty
W. E. Petrie, Liston, N. D
John Peterson
Hazelton
North D
Obermeier’s
Pringe Imperial
Gottlied Schatz
Wallace Eyes
Martin & Sos
Ble
Pp. G. Rooks
Methodist’Church
Louis Napoleon
Otto Didszuneit
Iowa
Piepermecht Horse
Bire Association
Percheron Stud-Book of
America
McLaughlin Bros
Co’ Ehat
Pedieree
Volney V. OsTe
Bansonnet
M. Bellefort
Nellie Blygustus
Brilliant
Vieux-Chassia
Coco
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Sol Ce Oe
T. W. Palme
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