17 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1893
Page
1
The piece discusses election results shaping party momentum, free wool advocacy, and farmers choosing wheat or sheep. It reports on Emmons County Board proceedings including tax rebates, wolf bounties, juror fees, and hiring disputes, plus local notices and farm building notes.
The Northern Pacific Railroad announces low round trip fares to Pacific coast points good through April 30, 1894 with stopover options. Fares include St Paul Minneapolis Duluth to North Pacific Coast points and return 65.50 to San Francisco, 60.50 to Missouri River, and 90.00 to Los Angeles and return to Missouri River. The tickets promote winter travel to Southern California and a visit to the San Francisco mid winter fair.
Berkshire pigs offered for sale at Bringhurst farm through agent D H Yeater. Prospective buyers invited to inspect and start with quality stock from a fine lot of thoroughbreds.
A May 1893 notice from section 4 township 186 range 76 on Long Lake creek lists a black pony mare about 750 pounds with a right thigh brand and a two year old bright bay stallion colt. also a September 1 1893 iron gray gelding two years old no brand. Reward offered by J M Trameel Bismarck North Dakota. Quaker Headache Capsules advertised.
A notice lists a bay gelding five years old poor in flesh and blind in the right eye with a leather halter, a black mare five years old poor in flesh with a halter, two bay and dark brown weanling colts with white stars and spots, some with bells or halters. Owners are urged to provide whereabouts to Albin Schneider in Omio North Dakota.
A writer recalls taking a county ride and noting worthwhile, permanent improvements by settlers despite hard times and distant rail access. The piece highlights progress and community effort in developing local infrastructure and property.
Miss Bettie Yeater's school closed Friday to the regret of patrons. Alvin Winings visited Bismarck. E. F. Sixvalia sells oats at Winona. Mr. McAllister bought forty tons of hay and will winter sheep at the Beech homestead. Baby Turner injured two fingers. Rev. F Beer preached at Hampton schoolhouse. John Parker spent Sunday in Hampton. Warren Taylor and Kate Buckley wed in Morton Township Burleigh County. Alex Macdonald’s daughter broke her arm. treated in Bismarck. Grandpa and Grandma Robinson moved to their new post office house. Susie Burt completed a six month teaching term in Morton Township. Mrs. Thurber visited Glencoe en route home from Bismarck. A fine rain fell Friday. The Record editor and a wagon load of boys passed through on the way home from Bismarck. Notice: a resident near Glencoe now offers care for man and beast at reasonable rates at the old Wiley Wilson place.
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