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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
7
The Record explains weekly express delivery for Braddock and Steele and distributes a Friday morning supplement to post offices to ensure Saturday night news. The regular issue with advertisements carries the same news once ready prints arrive, reflecting publishing challenges.
A patchwork of brief items from Dale Emmonson Liveday Braddock and nearby areas. Residents include Ole Oleson Tom Gray and Mrs Eliza among others with moves visits and new arrivals. Land seekers and traders visit Braddock while Edna Armstrong departs for Lisbon Ohio to attend school.
The writer thanks the people of Emmons county and Mr. Neon for their kind words about the new courthouse. A small balance remains to be divided, and the message notes the good feeling and cooperation from Linton on November 22, 1901.
Emmons county residents ponder stockpiling ice and may import from Iowa or Illinois. The Tax reform movement led by the Tribune and Palladium pushes prohibition, noting liquor controls affect Mandan and Bismarck alike. The Record notes local fires, deaths, illnesses, and Thanksgiving Day proclamation by Governor White amid community concerns and routine notices.
County Judge Kraft was in town Monday. Herman Stermer visited Linton. Mr. Sherwood came up from Dale last Saturday. Dick Evans traveled from the south. Frank Chestown was from the Horsehead country last Saturday. Warren Taylor succeeds Mrs. C. M. Robinson as postmaster at Glencoe. G. W. Renskers, Aart Van de Vorste and Frank Bakker were up from the county Tuesday. Of the
Gr White proclaims Thanksgiving Day in North Dakota on November 28. Local notices report Braddock mill flour sales, weather, and social visits. county court house completion, contractor fortunes, and dental and medical travels. Warden Boucher elected penitentiary president. various residents travel, mend, and move.
The fragment cites Herman Stermer in Linton on Tuesday and Robison serving as postmaster at Glencoe. It notes G W Renskers and Aurt Van de Vorste in Westfield on Tuesday, and a family with Mrs Tough and children staying in Bismarck for the winter to aid the youngsters.
Disjointed OCR fragment notes a rain day scene with a vendor and shoppers around a table. A man described as being escorted or restrained and a woman reaching from the floor, details unclear due to damaged text. The passage lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
News from Winona and Asmonove detail a deer hunting trip gone wrong when Robert Marshall was mistaken for a deer by his companion and shot. Marshall died later at Stephen Silk's home. The incident spurs an inquest over the border and a later extended account from Asmonove notes the hunter Krause mistook Marshall in a road and fired, leaving Marshall wounded before help arrived.
Red heifer calf with white head and tight dine mark near Betardey, Kon fgray, last seen Nov 9 1901. Notify Martin Riedling, Winchester. Also notice on flour brands Snow White Ermine Cyclone Chinook at Eureka. Dr Sprecher of Eureka will visit Wednesdays and Thursdays to treat cattle. Nov 29.
For sale seven bulls short horn one full blood and six others seven full blood five years age calves seven months roans red males sale includes notes of breeders and location in North Dakota Bismarck and Great Lakes area examples of livestock trade and partial section references included
A fragment notes a red steer calf with white markings and no brand, described as old. It references outbreak scares and disease boxes broadcast at a fair, with later stray phrases mentioning catarrh and a local store advert, all tied to Linton.
A livestock notice lists about twenty head of cattle with several heifers branded on the left ribs.
The column lists residents such as Sr Nolan Marion Burge Lincoln Gray who have long illnesses. It notes visits to Chicago and Eureka, a Braddock Eureka Post report, a plan to move to a new home in Selz, and a prominent Emmons County settler’s illness and recovery.
A promotional notice urges shoppers to act at once for favorable conditions and values from top manufacturers. It promises lasting anticipation of wants and mentions extensive influence to secure the best prices.
A Braddock store advertises heavy wool and camel hair undergarments for men with prices around 760 with children fleece lined items at 20c sizes and ladies cloaks jackets from 4 to 25 dollars. The copy touts nerve and knowledge to beat competitors and invites customers to try the store for next purchase.
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