Changed Owners In North Dakota Real Estate Transfers
The table lists numerous real estate transfers from the register of deeds including Les lie S Hackney to Fred W, Griffiths to Mary Griffith, Milwaukee Land Co to John Shanky, Harmon William G, and Theobald Schnaible to Friedrich Schnaible among others. United States transfers show land parcels to Lorenz Schwab, Edward Newberry, Anna Amundson, William Bartley, plus multiple railroad company dealings and various private owners across sections 4 to 136 in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recsiver
Quitoe
Leslie S. Hackney
Fred Wane
Mane Iy Ce
Chauncey E. Ee Ee
William GC. Foxy
Theobald Schnaibie
Friedrich Schnaible
P. Railway Co
Custavus A Hesolz
N. P. Railway Co
Cornelius Negodsway
XP. Railway Co
Edward
E. E Martin
Chas
de Remer
United States
Lorenz Schwab
Il. Y
Wife Et. al
Mckstosts
Joachim Schell
Bosch
Pearl
Edward T. Newberry
Anna P. Amundson
William Bartley
Shfi
Orol
Lorenz Schwab Shi
N. P. Salway Co
Lester S. Hackney
Local News Roundup From Emmons County
Kerts Bros finish thrashing on the home place and move machines after sixty days. J F Wright and sister travel to Pennsylvania. F Haas attends Knights event in Linton. bridges near Glencoe and Hazelton near completion. Grain shipments from Nasel tom 20 rise to 112 carloads. flax yield discussed. various notices on crops, health, travel, and a Danish trip for Andrew Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerts Bros
J. F. Wright
Sister
Pennsylvania
J. O. Otterson
Lester Briggle
Buffalo
Andrew Hansen
Andrew
Denmark
Baby
Brown County
Emmons County
Naseltom 20
Talbot Bags Doe After Buck Fever Tale
Last fall B. R. Talbot was nabbed by buck fever and let a deer escape. Sunday he corrected the tale by driving up to a doe he shot that morning in timber north of Livona, giving readers a look at the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Talbot
Livona
Prominent residents note travel plans and local changes
Prominent residents report plans to visit Denmark and Wisconsin while others host visitors from Em bousburg and Bismarck. The Soo announces day passenger service restored with daily runs from Bismarck, plus contract changes for Campbell grading. Local schoolhouse work advances toward completion in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lee
Em_bousburg
T. P. Lee
E. Hecbert
Bismarck
John Swanson
I. E. Shepard
Soo
Campbell
General Williams and Jud LaMoure Revisit North Dakota History
U S surveyor general General Williams and Jud LaMoure recalled earlier days in North Dakota from Yankton to Grand Forks. They traveled by snow shoes and over ice, fourte en days' journey, meeting as distant territorial representatives. The piece notes rough pioneer conditions and early legislative sessions in a gauge-room. A black bull calf, unbranded, in a pasture near Linton is briefly mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EA. Williams
U.S. Suveyor
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Jud LaMoure
North Dakota
Yankton
Mr. LaMoure
Pembina
Gen. Williams
Missouri
Territorial Assembly
Williams
Dabute
R. A. Evans
Linton, N. D
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East Side
Broadway
Lauber
Dacotah Lumber CO
F. J. Haas
Linton, North Dakota
Fogle
Skellenger
Kilmer
H. E. Kilmer
L. Ow Heaume, Listes
D. Coonen
Hazeton
Linton
Hazelton Land Company
Hazelton
du Heaume
Lo Ik. D
Coonen
Nacelton
Wolfer’s General Store
Yours
C. Wolfer
N. P
End Badieg
Lorenz
Schwab
Poucres
W. R. Mitchell
G. A. Herolz
Michael Temes
Peter Muller
Kar Bachmetes
Adam Paul
Oineg
Oeeas
Wendella Scheider
Heemase Beckhaw
J. J. Hanley
Edward ‘Braddock
J. Alicea
William W. Rewell
Abe Vinzens Maier
Mane Backhaus
Wilelm Herman
Nathaniel Koenig
Seqohwgandawg
John L Roop
Christ Winterton
Weom
Republicas
J. B. Davis
J. B
Knights of Pythias
Glencoe
August Bents
M. Bush
Williamsport
Mr. P. Anderson
J. H. Holt
Ben Claire
Wis
Jud
Emmons
Hackney Lismpany
Hackney Lands
Martin & Sims
State Bank
C. Vorlander
EB. Martin
Linton State Bank
Lace
Hazelton and
Braddock
Ing
Wm. Carmichael
Lintonaal Braddock
Cmumins County
E. E. Semling & CO