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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
2
Emmons county residents face ice shortages and may ship from Iowa or Illinois. Reform efforts led by the Tribune and Palladium curtail alcohol in the capital, while local officials discuss stock laws and damages from trespass. Reports cover community events, obituaries, fire notices, and local correspondence, highlighting a tight-knit frontier town adjusting to winter and policy changes.
Word comes to Linton relatives of Mrs. Alice Lucas daughter of Leah Carmichael and sister of Will Carmichael of Linton. Born August 14 1875 in Minnehaha county Kansas she died November 17 1901 in Seattle Washington. Married June 2 1904 at Bismarck to Ducas. She came to North Dakota in 1887 with her mother and grew to womanhood here. She leaves her mother a brother a sister and a six year old son.
In November 1901 at the Standing Rock Reservation, Robert Marshall was shot by fellow hunter Krause who mistook him for a deer. Marshall died at Stephen Silk's home after being wounded in the chest and shoulder. inquest plans followed across the river, with authorities seeking the county where the shooting occurred.
Banker Horton is absent on a Campbell county business trip. A grand ball is planned in Woodman’s Bay Braddock on Thanksgiving evening. Charley Sherman returns after Dr Nolan’s son’s illness. Mark Yeater goes to Williamsport Pa for business college. Wesley Ryckman and daughter visited Wesfield country last Friday. Rev J A Lemery to assist in revival near Napoleon next week. Locals Herman Mattison Harald Nelson Leopard Grossman and M L Kyale yang from Larvik in town. Billy Jones and Wallie Eyes start hunting along river region. Villagers sign venison eating. Stockman Stewart of Logan county visits Linton. cattle wintering in Emmons. M D Bhame of Minneapolis visits Linton. Forte & Ostram Jinge to build Hampton school-house. Horsehead country reports, another Joseph Marsh shot near Qayton. no details. Fred Kyes visits Linton. Mr Anderson’s place houses hundreds of Mr Stewart’s cattle for winter. Papers served on A Honstain for gambling in his building. Rev J A Lemery witnesses. Court tomorrow before Justice Wescott. Monday a cage trial before Justice Weaccott. Bob Stewart Napolean charged for nonpayment of hotel bill. Ben fined 5 dollars. Halloween mischief noted with several youths.
A short livestock note reports steers with brands J on left ribs and some with a cent sign brand on left ribs. The article mentions a brand herd from Saxawann and a new name Dale in North Dakota.
The readable portion urges general public patronage and mentions traveling men seeking calls or visits, but the rest is garbled. The incomplete text suggests a general business appeal without clear product or location details.
A bashful young man visiting a girl ends up nervously mismanaging his clothing and tableware. He forgets to comb his hair, drops items, and mistakes a table cloth for his shirt, causing a chaotic meal scene and his hurried escape to the woods behind his home.
Months of planning culminate in a harvest sale. The ad urges anticipation of needs for months to come and claims favorable terms from top manufacturers to deliver the best prices you must not pass by.
Winter underwear for men featuring fancy striped heavy wool fleeced sets priced at 1.00 each. Natural wool camel hair medium weight garments offered at 1.25. Plush fleeced wool items priced at 9.25 for large sizes. Extra heavy seal lined fleeced pieces 0.65 to 1.00 depending on size. Best and finest wool pieces available at 1.00 each.
Ladies and Children's cloaks new line at right prices with perfect shape. The Automobile priced at 25.00 and jackets as low as 4.00. Men’s clothing offered with strong value claims and many good items advertised. Come here for any purchase, try us for your next purchase.
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