Record notes election polling time and G A R encampment
The Record corrects a prior typo on June 19 primary polling hours. The North Dakota state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic meets in Bismarck June 27 and 28 with Corral Tanner expected to attend and railroads sought for a one fare rate. Frank Bryant’s Napoleon Homestead marks twenty first year with growing patronage and subscriptions. praise for the Bryant family’s faith and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Bismarck
Corporal Tanner
Order
North Dakota
Napoleon Homestead
Frank Bryant
Frank
Bryants
Record marks twenty third year of publication in Emmons County
The Record notes its twenty third year under the editor who has led the paper since its founding twenty two years ago. Emmons county today differs from 1883-84 in population, crop area and modern conveniences. The piece predicts the county will progress significantly in the next five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Emmons
Political turnover questioned in Emirons county race
The piece flags PG. Rooks the district court clerk and county party chair as a veteran manipulator who shifted support in 1902. It argues the strong Republican county will not back Rooks again and endorses the Republican candidate who would focus on duties during business hours and reduce clerical delays despite past cross-aisle tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PG. Rooks
Free and Independent
Emirons
Democratic County Committee
North Country
Braddock
C. A Patterson
Peter
Rook
District Court
Roosevelt Panel Reveals Food Plant Health Offenses
Evidence before the Roosevelt commission alleges shocking Chicago packing-house abuses. Lard from dead cholera victims, grease from spoiled offal, and meat with live trichina are found. Canned beef from weak cows, tainted sausages, and potted chicken made from veal. Workers suffer TB risk as filth and misprocessing persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chicago packers blamed for unsafe meats reach other states
A passage denounces inspectors for failing to curb meat exports and criticizes Muckrake leaders and their attacks on Gov. Sarles. The writer defends bankers and argues Sarles’s honest record makes him the pick of the state, while opponents claim he is part of a machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Archambault
Emmons County
Sarles
New Northwest
Church Services Note Linton Farewell Address
The Methodist Episcopal church lists Sunday events with sermon at 11 a.m. The service includes a farewell address to Linton residents. Sunday school begins at noon and the evening sermon at 8 p.m. Pastor F. M. Flayes delivers the farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
F. M. Flayes
Memorial Day Exercises in Linton Marked by Rainy Day
Despite rain and muddy streets the Memorial Day program at the opera house proceeded with Comrade Wagher as president. Rev. F. M. Hayes delivered the oration and Comrade Hayes drew on Civil War memories to honor the day. The event continued a four year run of success.
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Opera House
Joe Stember
Wagher
Matt. Wing
Linton Concert Bank
Linewin
F. M. Hayes
Hayes
Linton
Lintons
Hamptons
L. A. Weatherby
Abraham
Hampton Boys
Lintouns
Aberdeen
BM. Thives
H.T. Anderson
Joseph Puller
D. R. Streeter
Braddock Brevities from The News May 2
Local items note Mrs T. Lee illness rheumatism and Mrs Fred Junge visiting Linton. Alfred Dickson welcomes a son. mother and child healthy. Mrs T W Welsh sick. Dr Welsh showcases a new show-case and cash register. Braddock records its first auto accident a hen killed by A Patterson’s car. no arrests. John J. Ryan sold land south of Hazelton to Peter Wacha of Lidgerwood. Wacha plans to move to Emmons County after inspection of Canadian lands. Wheat poisoning by formaldehyde used to treat smut leads to advice to chew tobacco instead. A Saturday meeting organized a baseball team with officers Lenzke, Welsh, Barton and lineup listed. A reward offered for information on a missing bay mare, 15 years old, pacer, white hind feet, about 1,000 pounds, with a thin build.
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John J. Ryan
Hazelton
Peter Wacha
Lidgerwood
Wacha
Richland County
Emmons County
Canadian Northwest
Braddock
Edw. Lenzke
W. Welsh
C. T. Barton
Parker
Ling
Voynild
Moore
Perry
Barton
Chas. Olson
Seney
Miles
Wells
Local notes span Linton visits and events across Emmons
Linton residents and visitors file through Aberdeen Eureka and Fort Yates. millinery and meat markets, a Memorial Day dinner, a theater show East Lynne, and baseball games color the week. Notables include C. H. Stanley filing petitions, Capt J. O’Flynn at Memorial Day, and E. Overhulse planning to settle.
Filing of candidates for county offices and party delegates
The column lists filing by parties for county offices and the Republican state convention delegates. Democrats show three filings for sheriff clerk of court and commissioner while Republicans nominate a full slate including sheriff treasurer and auditor. Delegates to Jamestown include Campbell Roop Shier Sims Irwin and others. A stray notice seeks a missing horse reward.
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John Postle
P. G. Rooks
John Anderson
Its
Rooks
Democratic Central Committee
Patterson
Messrs
Dugald Campbell
J. J. Roop
Peter Shier
John McCrory
Andrew Boschker
W. ©. Irwin
A. W. Sims
Messrs. Patterson
Armstrong
Cleveringa
Jamestown
Win
Jones
B. T. Johnson
John Postie
G. A. Herolz
J. G. Pitts
Aden
G Keister
Deeds
J. Wittmayer
C. BB. Carley
A. M. Britts
Robert Buchanan
Wim. Rowse
S. Bh. Kurtz
Wm. Muench
A. M. Weller
Soren Wollenhaupt
A. van de Klaashorst
T. A. Kieller
Justice of the Peace
Wahier
Alex. Macdonald
Swidder County
Charles JH. Stanley
John Storey
Nodem
Emmons
N. Streeter
John L. Roop
A.W. Sims
W.0. Irwin
A. Boschker
J. McCrory
C. A. Patterson
AL Armstrong
Wm. Cleveringa
Old Man Streeter Praises Holyroe Devine in Linton Record
The Neche Chronotype notes Streeter’s praise for Holyroe Devine in the Linton Record and defends editor Emmons county against libel claims. It argues libel law harms only those who lie and warns publishers that unprovable accusations can lead to criminal consequences.
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Neche Chronotype
Holyroe Devine
Linton Record
Emmons County
Lindstrom
Langdon
Michael
Willow City
Pale Luna
Br'ers
Michaels
Taken Up Steer and Estray Horses Near Hampton
Two-year-old steer branded Bon on left hip is claimed by owner who must call to claim and pay charges. Location: Section 26 Two, 183 Ree 78 seven tiles southeast of Hampton Nebraska. Also two estray horses: a bay gelding white-faced with clipped mane and a sorrel gelding with white legs both about four to eight years old with weight near 1100 pounds. Reward offered for recovery information. Hague North Dakota contact Weningel.
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Hampton
Neb
S.G. Busny
Postoffice
Hampton, N. 1
Estray
Hague N.D
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry Abandoned Claim
Caroline Lewes contests homestead entry No. 14600 made June 21 1901 for the NW quarter section 22 township 134N range 75W Fifth principal meridian. Andrew O Lewes allegedly abandoned land and has been absent over six months not due to military service. Hearing set for June 25 1906 at 1000 a.m. before the Register and Receiver in Bismarck North Dakota. publication ordered due to failure of personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Grrice
Hiismahok
Caroline Lewes
Ffth
Andrew O. Lewes
John Satterlund
Revelver Cochramne
Tay Lon
Bismarck
N. DD
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D. R. Streete
Church Services
Methodist Episcopal
Miss Smith
Lee
Fred Junge
Alfred Dickson
A. Patterson
Miss Smith's
O. H. Hammond
M. MacLachlan
N. D
Harry Lynn
Capt
John O'Flynn
Winona
Steele
Fred Boettcher
Milwaukee
Maj. Belden
Kidder County
Fort Yates
N. PB
First Bank of
Joan
Methodist Church
Phelps
Bales
Southern
Nella Bales
Rh. F. Teggge
Henry Burmeister
Murphy
George
M. Dornsife
M. Durosie
Messrs. Thompson and
McLaughlin
Phenix Lumber Company
East Lynne
W. E. Wells
H. G. Crough
Minneapolis
Mr. Wells
Hayue
Ruggles
Mr. Ry
Edith Seney
Miss Smiths
C. H. Stanley
Emmons-Kidder
House of Representatives
Union
Advocate
E. Overhulse
Selly, Ss. D
Mr. Owyerhulse
Nelson
Carpenters
Linton Constrution Company
W.S. Fulmer
Dingwist Plaherty
Opera Loase
Reed
Joseph Stember
Martha Steensland
trans-Missouri
der Millet Seed
Dakota Sunshine Seed
Paul Re Muench
Ruth Craven
Miss Craven
Linten Yes
Lyons
Rip Vian Winkle
Bandon
Zeeland
Rex Lampman
W.E. Petrik
Norvie
Visa
Dalamen
General Merchandise
Hotel Axote
John P.pfeifle
Paul R. Muench
Linton, North Dakota
Cive Usung
Jomes 13Irros
Dpealems
Postoffice Building
Linton, N. Db
Ons County
BE. Semling & CG
Bisnarcs
R. F. Tegge, Froprido
Boel
Pouk
Malta
Ved, Sousa
Si Ae
U.w.wescol Ting
Union Depot
Yellowstone National Park
Bitterroot Mountains
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Northland
Ioana
Daan
Northern Pacific Railway
A. M. Cle
Avent St. Paul. Minn
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