Tom Marshall Outlines Senate Candidacy and Policy Views
Congressman Tom Marshall announces his June primary bid for the United States Senate in North Dakota. He pledges support for Roosevelt, calls for tariff revisions, railroad and corporate reform, prohibition enforcement, and public works, aiming to curb corporate influence and bossism with a republican platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marshall
State of
North Dakota
United States
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Express and Telegraph
Broadway Street Improvements andSubscriber Payment Plea
The article notes Broadway has been improved with dirt from bank basements covered by gravel and a new stone crosswalk between Lynn and the bank buildings. A plank sidewalk extends in front of Lawyer Lane’s vacant lots and a continuous sidewalk connects the opera house to the Record building. It requests subscribers avoid pushing money under doors to prevent lock damage and urges overdue payers to settle within about fifteen days.
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Broadway
Linton State Bank
Lynn
Bank
Lawyer
Leader Store
Opera-House
Record Building
Carmicheal Livery Barn
Linton Hotel
Moving the Crops Help From Federal Aid?
Fargo Forum reports a dispatch from St Paul to a Fargo financier indicating Secretary Cortelyou has authorized shipment of a large sum to Twin City banks. The funds aimed at aiding North Dakota farmers by moving grain, signaling financial relief from government sources.
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Meaney
Fargo
Uncle Sam
North Dakota
St. Paul
Twin City
Cortelyou
North
School Notes Highlight Varied Classes And Basketball Ties
The high school reports stronger effort across subjects with new material in physical culture algebra history Latin grammar and bookkeeping. A teachers reading circle met with thirteen attendees featuring talks on teacher preparation and personality. Linton boys hosted Eureka in basketball twice ending 14 to 13 in Eureka’s favor after a tied 12 to 12 and a delay due to darkness.
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Eureka
Eureka Club
Linton
Bids Sought for Two Marie Schoolhouses in North Dakota
Marie School District No. 17 invites sealed bids by 2 pm on December 13 1907 for erecting two schoolhouses. Bid envelopes marked Bids for Schoolhouses to W T McGuire district clerk Marie ND. Plans available at the clerk’s home. Bonds required for faithful performance. Board may reject any or all bids. November 5 1907.
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School Board of
N. E
Board of Directors of
Maine School District
W. T. McGruirg
Dakem School District Seeks Bids for Schoolhouse
The Dakem School District No. 14 in Emmons County North Dakota invites bids for furnishing materials and erecting a schoolhouse. Bids must be received by 2 p m Friday November 22 1907 and addressed to August Ehrmann clerk Dakem School District No 14 Linton ND. A bond is required and the board reserves the right to reject any bid. Dated October 15 1907 August Ehrmann
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Dakem
Emmons
North Dakota
August Ehrmann
Said Dakem
Lin
Petition to establish heirship in Knutson estate heard
Matilda Knutson petitions in Emmons County Court to decree right of succession for Fred G. Knutson deceased. Hearing set for December 16 1907 at 10 a m in the county court room Linton North Dakota. All interested may appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Court seal shows Judge Charles B Carley.
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Fred G. Knutson
Matilda Knutson
Emmons
Linton
North Dakota
CuHaxg
Es B. Carvey
School notes reflect steady student progress and new readers
Sixth graders sent stories and Marc Schlangen published again in Journal Junior. Seventh grade finishes cubic measure while attendance slips with one tardy and two absences. New exchange books arrive for history and arithmetic and rest periods will include physical culture drills.
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Journal
Ida Fahrenwald
O. BE. Burge
Malin Mohn
Marc Schlangen
Jessie Burge
Marc Schliangen
Notice of Commutation Final Proof for Mary Larson
Department of the Interior notices Mary Larson of Strasburg North Dakota will make commutation final proof for Homestead Entry No 34733. Proof to be given before G Rooks clerk of the district court in Emmons County at Linton North Dakota on November 13 1901. Witnesses: Thomas Austin Theodore Olson Elias Olson John Larsen all of Strasburg ND. MH Jewell Register.
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Department OF the Interior
Laxp Ofrica
Bismarck
N. D
Mary ©. Larson
Strasburg
Homestead
G. Rooks
District Court
Mons County
Linton
Thomas Austin
Theodore Olson
N.D
Elias Olson
John Larsen
Strasburg, N. D
MH. Jewell. Register
Derautuest of
Interior
Lasp
Orries
Bismarce
Jacob Heimbach
P. G. Kooks
Pmmons CoaRey
Adam Paul
Eeinrich Stein
Jessie Sandidge Files Five Year Final Proof in North Dakota
Jessie Sandidge of Linton N D has filed notice of intention to make five year final proof in support of her Homestead Claim No. listed for section 13 township 141N range 16W. The hearing before Charles B Clarkey, ex offic clerk, Emmons county will occur March 16 1907 at Linton ND. Names connected include Richard Ziegler KT Johnson Wallace Kyen Fal Mitcher and M J Jewell Register.
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Tee IsTeRion
Biswanee
N. D
Laxp
Jessie B. Sandidge
Linton
P. Ma
Charles B. Carkeye
Emmons
Mer
Richard Ziegler
Lintonn
KT. Johnson
Wallace Kyen
Third Grade Receives Visit From Miss Stuart
The third grade enjoyed a music period visit from Miss Stuart last Monday. Her encouraging opinion pleased the students as they begin learning note names and types.
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Mildred Lynn
Marc
Lester Schlangen
Norman Daffierud
Walter Wittmayer
Albert Shier
Mabel McCulley
Alberta Bredberg
Florence Culbertson
Clara Carley
Roy Lucas
Malin Mohn
Edna Mohn
Gerrit Rooks
Edward Rooks
Willie Rowerdink
Marc Schlangen
Jessie Burge
William Loan
Hazan Loan
Stuart
Changed Owners Emmons County Real Estate Transfers 1907
Week of October 25 through November 24 1907 records list United States and private party transfers in Emmons County. Notable entries include multiple patent quit claim and warranty deeds transferring lots and tracts across towns such as Linton Strasburg and Hunter's additions, with prices like 1200 00 noted for a large group sale and several parcels credited to individuals including Krug Talbot Mattern and Gailey.
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Emmons County
Register of Deeds
United States
Hunter
Adriam H. Mettler
Bert Gailey
H. F. Hunter
Herbert Gailey
Joseph M. Hackney
Milwaukee Land Company
Valentine Feldman
Town of Strasburg
Matthias Moster
Strasburg
Herman W. Backhaus
Oswell Z. Wellman
Linton Bis
Ee Tecate Tetowa
Martin Ohlhauser, Jr
Milwaukee
Hermann Backhaus
Frederick Kelsch
Otto Hellwig
Jo- H.F. Hunter
Herdition
Linton
Land Company
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Cc. O. Snits
Lintor
Nor Dak
A. M. Britts
Poor
Citydray Line
G. A. Broman, Prop
Tay
Britts
W. C. Wolverton
Linton, North Dakota
Flaverty
John Peterson
Hazelton North Dakota
Francis Jarzkowiak
Twelfth Street
D. N
F. B. Irvine
Linton, N. D
E. O. Mickel
Fifth Street
Bismarck, N. D
Mr. Patterson
Hotel
Northwest
Livona
Linton and
Vicinty
Party of Progress
of Action
Nev
Ee Ae
Ees
Lizzie Farweld
Ethel Fogle
Clyde Barrow
Mildred Kaven
Vera Prinz
Oscar Mohn
Dorothy Petrie
Junole McCrory
Joseph Bosch
Walter Kaven
Bennie Meler
Mary Eberle
Walter Mohn
Wilber McCrory
Newton Daffinrud
George H. Naramore
Charley Dz Witt
Harmon W. Allen
Jennie E. Talbot
Anna L. Talbot
Wilber E. Wells
Elmer A. Anderson
John J. Renschler
John J. Ryan
Johannes Mattern
Johannes Biegler
Joseph Biegler
Martin Ohlhauser
Andrew Craig
Joseph Jeli
Pewee Eewee
A. W. Sims
Christof Krug
C. M. Dahl
Dahl
Main St
N. P. Depot
C. Vorlander
B. E Martin
Joan J. Kaueman
Erry A
Bismanck
Kate Harvey
Framestead
LA. Weatherby
E. Pitcher
Umio
X. D. Mac Dornsife
D. Jocule B. Sandidge
W. E. Pevrle
M. H. Jewell
Department OF the Interior, Land Office
Johanna Gau
Utaton
Augustine Fon
Bullivan
Ferdinand Gau
N. Bb
Jewell, Register
Wolfer
Smith & Wallace
Loggins
Cees
Emons County
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