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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
4
Emmons County announces a public auction of lands with unpaid 1899 taxes, to be held at the County Auditor’s office in Linton starting December 4 1900 at 10 AM. The sale may be adjourned for up to ten days for land disposal. full list and amounts due are on file with the auditor.
Multiple notices from North Dakota land offices and Emmons county court announce final proof hearings for settlers JAKOB OCHSNER BALTHASAR BIECHLER CHRISTOF FAUTH and JOAN HENRY along with a citation for Melissa A. Hanley petitioning for letters of administration in the estate of George W. Hanley. Hearings set for November 1900 at Linton and Bis arck with witnesses named.
In the Sixth Judicial District Hattie B Capelman files a complaint against Charles B Casselan in Emmons County. The State of North Dakota issues summons for answer or defense, with service details and default terms if not answered.
News notes from Linton Braddock and surrounding areas report a November 1900 birth in Dale to Mr. and Mrs. G W Tracy a visit by Dr Shockey to Campbell county a shooting incident involving John Bartu and John Wolf domestic troubles legality of a sheep sale proceeds case with G W Lynn prevailing over Capt M Flick for $188 71 plus tax lists and early publication of delinquent taxes.
A pair of Jamestown youths married last July, the event kept secret until now. In Cando a train carried 26 flax cars, about 26,000 bushels valued near 335,000. Many county residents visited the area since the last Record. Elizabeth Rich sold half a section in De Ville township to an Iowa man for 4,700. the family plans to move spring. Carl Warm died at Mandan from paralysis. Harm was found unconscious after a hunting trip fall from a horse. A Cando editor hunted with fifty big geese, forgetting his gun five miles from town. Soper area flax yields average 52 bushels per acre. at 1.50 a bushel, farmers earn 37.50 per acre. Sioux Indians predict a hard coming winter based on weed seed crops. The largest North Dakota farm has been divided among Grandin and Dalrymple families. Minto depot tale describes a chicken riding a freight train, hopping off for lunch and returning to its perch. B. W. Miner and a friend went on a meal, ta-teres ning.
In a quiet chase, Miner and companions stealthily approached a flock of honkers about a mile from their buggy. Miner shot, paralyzing the entire flock, then claimed the thirty birds in one shot while the decoys belonged to Vic Haslam’s party amid loud laughter from the pits.
For sale in Emmons County North Dakota a black yellow horse with a big white forehead spot, four shoes, halter, and left shoulder brand. Owner warrants and asks buyers to pay charges and take the animal away. Contact Jacoga Ruischke Selz North Dakota. This ad mentions Wu Elgar Larvik North Dakota and a date code Noyl-23.
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