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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
4
Emmons County records discuss the location of the state fair, arguing Fargo offers better access, street cars, and metropolitan amenities. The piece notes the fair could stay in the Red River valley or move to a permanent dome, with considerations about population shifts and travel ease.
The article explains the county process for taking final proofs for settlers. It lists three officers who handle proofs by alternating months at Linton, explains how to start proofs remotely, and stresses timely completion of required blank forms to speed publication. It notes delays often come from claimants not returning blanks promptly and that officers and publishers are motivated to secure fees quickly.
Farmers and buyers are invited to consider real bargains for 320 or 640 acres of wood land in Rock Valley Iowa. Prices and terms are stated by owners who will respond only. Address inquiries to Lock Box 82 Rock Valley.
Miss Hubbard returns from Linton after a two week stay. William Kaveo loses a valuable stallion, and Kuriz last week sent a 2010 B two-pear-id home-raised colt to William Batter. Beri Bockler and Miss Lizzie Kaudi gan wed and will live on Mrs. Bockley’s homestead near Livona. Anton Kalberer learns his family and William Hermano reached Washington. J M Melander installs a seven-horse-power engine at his blacksmith shop. Cora Golackson visits Bismarck then Ashley. R D Coonen travels with her. George Knudison sells the George Knudison place to Ed Easton near Hazelton. Easton expands land and timber holdings.
Notice in Bismanck North Dakota of final proof for Ferdinand Heiddrich U S claim No 0b dated April 2 1901 for the N1 of N10 and W4 of N B14 in section 4 township 190 range 77 west before L A Weatherby U S Commissioner at Linton North Dakota on December 18 190? witnesses Elias Nagel Joseph Delchert Joseph Schwalliz and Milchior Bruckner all of Dale ND indicating continuous residence and cultivation of the land
Laxp Office at Linton North Dakota October 9 1906 notice of intention to make homestead final proof before clerk of Emmons County Court November 20 1906 George Wolfee NW 12456 March 2 1909 lists witnesses Helm Nagel Jakob Munseh Bel Qrl Bender Winona and others to prove continuous residence and cultivation on claim.
Notice is given that the named settler has fled notes of intent to make homestead final proof in Emmons county North Dakota. The claimant Benedict Schnedl is to appear before the district court in Linton on a Tuesday in November to prove continuous residence and cultivate the land. The witnesses Heilerich Volk, Kraft, Schwab, and Hoegel will attest to residence and occupancy.
A named settler in Emmons county North Dakota filed notice of intent to make final proof in support of their claim. Proof is to be presented before the district court clerk in Linton North Dakota on Tuesday November 2. Mae wiz
Damaged notice announces intention to make homestead final proof in support of a claim. Proof to be made before P.G. Rooks, clerk of district court, Emmons County, North Dakota, at his office in Linn. November 11, 145. Johannes Prison, applicant, seeks N Ex of EB Y and other land in sections 4 and 2. Witnesses listed: Cornelius Rowerdink, Franz Volk, Engelbert Muller, Wraoz Gross, Nel S. Jewell.
Notice of intention to make final proof in support of a homestead claim. Amelia A. Frazier seeks proof before the register at the United States Land Office in Bismarck on November 5, 1909. Witnesses named: Henry Ruggies, Frank Arnold, David I. Morrow, Peter Droog.
Notice is hereby given that Charles Coventry has filed a claim for final proof to establish continuous residence and cultivation of land in section 14 township 4, range 4. Witnesses James Stewart Joseph Clark Albert Seymour and William Bales will testify to Coventrys residence and cultivation before the district court clerk in Linton on November 2, 1800.
Native is Rarehyver that the following named settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim and that proof will be made before P. G. Mooks clerk of district court in Linton November 2. The witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are William Goodwin of Hague North Dakota Rue V. A. Kuehn Jacob Allen and SmeGee all of Hague ND. Jewell Register
Notice is given that Daniel Sandels of Worthes E Gof Sec 10 Twp 2N R74 will file final proof to establish continuous residence and cultivation on his land in Hague North Dakota. Witnesses include Jerome Gordon of Vague No Ital Ley, George W. Geld of Hague, and Veya Cornetleon of Hague. The hearing before the Register will occur November 22, 1908 at Bismarck North Dakota.
Charles J. Wilitaiee of Linton North Dakota filed notice of intention to make a final commitment. Proof of claim includes Woodes and Rept. 15. The hearing will be before the Register at Hullemarck on November 1, with witnesses J. Merole, Herbert, Harry, and Lynnoot listed at Linton.
Reading the garbled text, researchers note a fragmented OCR passage mentioning names like C J Herma Wi stead Fred and Rev Shwe with unclear context. The piece hints at a church or community event with references to weeks Monday and Wauke Yates but lacks coherent details.
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