Emmons County Ice Stock Debate and Local News
Emmons county residents discuss stock restrictions and ice supply, with notes on river reform, alcohol laws, and regional trade. The item includes local obituaries, fire news in Linton, and correspondence from the Record about winter preparations and community events.
Death of Mrs Alice Lucas in Seattle and Linton ties
Word reached Linton relatives of Mrs. Alice Lucas daughter of Mrs Leah Carmichael and sister of Will Carmichael of the Linton neighborhood. Born August 14 1875 in Minnehaha county Kansas she died November 17 1901 in Seattle Washington. She married EB Lucas June 25 1894 in Bismarck and came to North Dakota with her mother in 1887. She leaves her mother a brother a sister and a son aged six.
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Alice Lucas
Linton
Leah Carmichael
Will Carmichael
Lucas
Seattle
Wash
Minnehaha
Kansas
Bismarck
EB. Lucas
North Dakota
Deer hunting tragedy reported near Glangvon bottom
An early 1901 note from Asuanove details a deer hunting accident on the Standing Rock reservation. Robert Marshall was shot by Krause who mistook him for a deer. Marshall died that night after being wounded in the chest and arm.
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Asuanove
N. D
Record
Krause
Robert Marahall
Standing Rock Indiao Reservation
Vanderbilt
Marshall
Mr. Krause
Mr. Marshall
Stephen Silk
Local items from Linton district update
Absent banker Horton on business in Campbell county. A grand ball to be held in Woodman’s hall. Charley Sheyman back in town after son’s illness. Mark Yeater travels to Williamsport Pa for business college. Ryckman family visit. Rev Lemery to assist Farrand in Napoleon revival. Local residents from Larvik and nearby areas spotted in town. Hunting trip planned to river region. Cattle wintering near Emmons county. Railway engineer Bhame visiting Linton. Forte and Ostram begin schoolhouse work in Hampton area. Reports of a man named Joseph Marsh shot near Fort Rice. no details yet. Fred Kyes in town, lodging at Anderson’s amid cattle wintering. AJ Hongtain charged for allowing blight in building. case set with Rev Lemery. Cage trial for Ben Stewart on hotel bill, fined 5. Ben involved in Halloween mischief with friends.
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East
Ben
John Scott
Emmons County
J. G Bianicker
Braddock
Fort Rice
Fort Yates
John W. Scott
Hugh Campbell
Richmond
Campbell
Scott
Virginia
Linton
Nolan
Patterson Building
Dewey Avenue
Horton
Campbell County
Woodman
Ly Braddock
Charley Sheyman
Mark Yeater
Williamsport
Wesley Ryckman
Weatfeld
J. A. Lemery
Hey
Farrand
Napoleon
Herman Mattison
Harald Nelson
Leopard Grossman
M. L. Kyaleyang
Larvik
Billy Jones
Wallie Eyes
Stockman Stewart
Logan County
Mr. S
Emmons
M. PD. Bhame
C., M. & St. P. Railway Company
Minneapolis
Messrs
Forte & Ostram Jinxe Goon
Oan
Hampton
Harsahead
Joseph Marsh
Gayton
Fred Kyes
Mr. Anderson
Stewart
AJ. Hongtain
Justice Weacott
Hallowe'en
Lost red steer calf found with no brand on Waoncu
One red steer calf with white on shoulder and tail end, about eight months old, no brand. Owner urged to call and claim, description notes location Waoncu and date. Also mentions a terrible scourge and catarrh with germs spreading widely, and references to remedies and warning about the disease.
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Tinto N. D
Branded cattle signs traced on left ribs in district report
Fragmentary notes describe cattle branding with marks and initials on left ribs. Several named brands appear including W and See and other unreadable tokens. The passage hints at farms or herds linked to persons or places but details are unclear.
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Sones
Menea
Saxawanv
Dale
Bashful Young Man Seeks Evening But Lands in Embarrassment
A bashful young man visits a household and after a missed umbrella incident, awkward attempts at politeness escalate. He forgets to comb his hair, spills coffee, hides a fabric mishap, and finally storms out with a tablecloth in his pants. The family remains open to a future proposal.
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Whyalla
Ife
Harvest Sale Promises Great Values From Leading Makers
A vintage harvest sale ad touts early preparation and favorable terms from top manufacturers. It urges shoppers to anticipate months ahead and not miss the named prices and offers.
Underwear sale offers heavy wool and plush options
Men’s fleece lined heavy wool garments priced at 74 cents, camel hair natural wool at 1.25 dollars, plush wool at 1.25 dollars, small sizes 162 and up by size. Ladies’ heavy fleece lined natural wool 20 cents each, larger sizes available, steady discount on our best wool pieces at one dollar.
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Emmons County
Clothing Store Promises Best Values and Wide Selection
A local retailer advertises new ladies and children's cloaks at right prices and perfect fit. An automobile priced at 25 dollars and jackets from 4 dollars lead a confident call to try the store, asserting better values than competitors and urging shoppers to come for any purchase.
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E. E. Semling & CO
Hanson
McKibben
ORR & CO
Bismarck
E. E. Semling
N. D
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