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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
9
In a Friday morning notice the paper explains ready-prints failing to reach Braddock from Steele and shipped weekly by express. To have the Record news matter available by Saturday night at post offices served two to three times weekly, a supplement containing all news is sent out now. The regular issue with ads will follow when ready-prints arrive.
Local notices from Dale Emmonsburg Braddock and Williamsport frame social visits, shipments, land bargains, births, and a depot incident. Residents greet guests, discuss sales of apples and livestock, and report a new infant and a minor child joining Lignite Farm.
A letter from Linton Rov dated February 22, 1901 expresses gratitude through the columns for support shown by Mr Ostrum and the people of the county and its officers in building a new courthouse. He notes only a small surplus remains and satisfaction that the county has no complaints about the work done.
In Emmons county residents face ice shortages and may ship from Iowa or Illinois. The reform push led by the Tribune and Palladium is throttling liquor sales in the capital, with the Missouri River water supply also curtailed. Marsh and Ed celebrate progress toward enforcing the prohibition law amid opposition.
Governor White proclaims Thursday November 28 as Thanksgiving Day in North Dakota. He notes a year of growth and abundant labor rewards, urging people to rest, attend worship, and offer grateful acknowledgment to the Divine providence over the past year.
County Judge Kraft visited town on Monday. Herman Stermer spent Tuesday in Linton. Mr. Sherwood came from Dale last Saturday. Dick Evans arrived from the south. Frank Chestown traveled from Horsehead country last Saturday. Warren Taylor succeeds Mrs. C. M. Robinson as Glencoe postmaster. G W Renskers Aart Van de Vorste and Frank Bakker came from Westfield on Tuesday. Mrs Tough and her children reside in Bismarck this winter to attend school. Davy is noted for “diab oye” fara- eo art ae.
A list of registrants at Linton House, W. M. Derr proprietor, includes F. A. Sherwood of Dale and W. Rowse of Hampton. Local residents are not listed.
A report from Stephen Silk’s area details a hunting accident near Vanderbilt where Robert Marshall was mistaken for a deer and shot by his companion during a deer hunt across the river. He died later at Silk’s home from a chest wound. An inquest was ordered in the county of the shooting.
For sale seven bulls nine months to five years old ranging red or roan with one full blood and others near full blood. Locations: southwest quarter of section 2 township 25 range 15. Also one red steer calf described with white spots, no brand. Additional ad mentions catarrh remedy and unrelated livestock notes.
Nolan with Marion Burge and her rig went to Wishek on Monday to treat Mrs Lincoln Gray who has long been ill. The doctor hopes to restore her health as friends of the Gray couple await improvement. Dr Nolan has recently been noted for medical success in the area. E L Hawes left Tuesday to spin North Dakota yarns, while a wreck on the Great Northern years ago involved a Streeter cousin of a local woman. Mrs Petrie and children returned from a visit last Saturday but still face a heavy routine as the Soo line adjusts schedules. Ben Haggard and John Parrott visited from the river. Gerrit Haak and Cornelius Rowerdink headed to Bismarck en route to Montana. Johnny Haak will stay in Hull for New Year visit. Gerrit Haak, an Emmons County pioneer, fell ill but recovered with care.
Prepared for this harvest of enterprise and capital, manufacturers exert full influence to bring the greatest values. Do not pass by unnoticed. it will pay you to anticipate your wants for months to come at the prices we name.
Advertises men's winter underwear in small and large sizes with fleeced lining and natural wool pieces priced from 150 to 200 and up, ladies heavy fleece and children's cloaks and jackets from 25 and up. Promotes men clothing and bold claim of best values, inviting customers to try for next purchase.
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