North Dakota Faces Primary Law Tests and Weathered News
Statewide politics and press views outline a varied scene as North Dakota voters prepare for primaries. Editors debate candidates and campaign ethics while farmers praise new flax wilt resistance and lignite coal reserves promise steady output across the western state.
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Ryder News
Sanborn
Holley
A. C
Grafton News and Times
North Dakota
Lawton
Grand Forks
Hall
Nerman Breitzke
Balfour
International Harvester Trust
Hansbrough
Forum
Pierce
Grafton
Dakota
U.S. Geological Survey
E. W. Parker
State Geological Survey
Braddock Briefs from the News Oct 31
Dr. Welsh prepares to move his drug stock and fixtures into a new building. Mrs. John Prestle of Hazelton returns from a three week visit with Linton friends. Farmers expect a week to ten days of good weather to finish Braddock threshing. Geese and ducks abound as hunters target the area. Grandpa Dulfield arrives from Somerville, Ohio, to oversee land interests and kill geese. A bouncing baby boy arrives for A. Frank in Ohio. Grandpa works hard to feed the geese for the newborn.
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the News
Braddock District
Grandpa Dulfield
J. F. Pulfield
Somerville
Ohio
Peese
A. Frank
Grandpa
Wedding Bells and Local Notices In Rherard Correspondence
Marie Musings notes a horse loss from oats overfeeding, a large auction at J I Reamer farm, and an eight month school term for George Beer at Jennings residence. Palmer family moves in, Maggie Moore leaves for Iowa, John Sikel returns home to Minnesota, and a Drayton Sabbath social is planned with a dimmer price. Steffen Anderson and Hannah Hanson wed in Braddock, Hannah praised as dutiful and beloved.
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George Beer
Jennings
Palmer
Selby
S. D
J. H. Reamer
Maggie Moore
P. T. Malone
Iowa
John Sikel
Frank
Fairbanks
Minn
Ohie
Drayton
Old Eyes Ranch
Clear Creek
Maine
Steffen Anderson
Hannah Hanson
Braddock
Howard. S. 2
Hannah
Young couple celebrate wedding and move to Maine claim
In the Marie neighborhood, a happy young couple receive congratulations and move to Mrs. Anderson's claim in south Maine. John Lovell and Wim Parks return from a Goose Lake hunt near Napoleon with tales of a duck mishap and playful neglect by bachelor friends.
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Here
John Lovell
Wim. Parks
Goose
Napoleon
William
Hime
Ile
Marie
E. Ina
Pollock Items and Local Changes
Pollock news notes W C Gilbert visited Dakem last week while R G Parrott ran the lumber yard. Edward McKay sold the Pollock Winona stage line. McRay couple plan May move to Canada. A cow illness spreads locally with deaths and milk shortage. Fred Seymour heads to California for winter. George Peterson of Dale visits a southern South Dakota brother.
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W. C. Gilbert
Dakem
R. G. Parrott
Edward McKay
Fred Seymour
California
George Peterson
Dale
South Dakota
Final Proofs and Marriage Licenses From Linton
Final proofs have been made at Linton since last week with witnesses named in each paragraph. A list follows of witnesses and dates including Swaroft sequences and QR marks, plus marriages issued by County Judge Carley since the last report: Anderson-Stanson Oct 25 Stef fen Anderson and Sannah Manson. Strong-Aasen Oct 28 August W Strong and Petra Aasen. Biesheuval-Beukelman Oct 20 Garret Biesheuval and Efie Beukelman. Wessel-Sueltz Nov 1 Michael Wessel and Louise Sueltz. Magrum-Barrows Nov 2 Ed Magrum and Bertha Barrows. Colquhoun-Anderson Nov 2 David Colquhoun and Anna Anderson. The note states the couple were married by Judge Carley Nov 2.
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Linton
Rooks Veronika Keller
Swaroft
Hbfof Swaqrof
Joseph Kil
Jakob Schlichenmayer
Katharina Kraft
Swar
Swyr
Michael Braun
Jaustinus Braun
Katharine Zander
Anton Glatt
Stephen Weninger
Jakob Krause
Jakob Rau
Otto Didszuneit
Carley
Anderson—Stanson
Steffen Anderson
Sannah Manson
Strong—Aasen
August W. Strong
Petra Aasen
Hazelton
Biesheuval—Beukelman
Garret Biesheuval
Efie Beukelan
Westfield
Wessel —Sueltz
Michael Wessel
Postoffice
Louiseueltz
Postofice
Braddock
Magrum
Barrows
Lost livestock notice from Linton North Dakota 1907
Came to my place about Oct 15 1907 the following described animals two yearling steers spotted red and white one yearling heifer spotted red and white no visible brands Owner or owners will please call prove property pay charges and take the animals away J E Mahaney oc31 nov14 Linton ND
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J. E. Mahaney
Linton
N. D
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Lorenz Masset
John Schumacher
Weatherby
Fred S
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John A. Barty
Wm. Jones
Northern Pacific Railway
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Linton Bakery
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