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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
4
The Emmons County Record argues current precincts are too few for its size and population. It notes voters must travel long distances, reducing turnout, and urges adding precincts as population grows. It also discusses broader North Dakota trends and calls for a comprehensive primary law nationally.
A chaotic scene at a hotel in Linton ends when longtime talker Frank McC. collapses after an awkward confrontation with a stranger. He dies the next morning after losing consciousness in a chair. Thanksgiving Ball announced at the Opera House on November 29, 1906. Notices include commutation proof for Andrew Tuntlany to be sworn in at Linton on December 18, 1900, with local officials and neighbors listed.
The Miswari Slupe Republicans stand as usual loyal to the state amid a recent election. Governor Sarles led by five to six thousand in Use Slupe counties and tied Congressman Gronos in Ewmons while beating Chief Justice Morgan and John Knauf for the supreme court. In Linton precinct Sarles trailed Gran a and Morgan by four votes, reflecting Advocate influence limited to four in its own building.
Notice lists settler names and witnesses for intention to commute land claim in Liston North Dakota. Public proof date set for December 14 before the local commissioner. Witnesses named include Floyd Payor and others. residence and cultivation requirements noted.
Public notice announces commutation proceedings for Carl F. Lauber and listed applicants to prove title to land in Township 125. Names include Konrad Bollinger of Linton North Dakota, Dankelinger of Linton, and Raymond Vein of Linton. Date events set for December in connection with the case.
Claimant Katharina Dosch files final homestead preet notice for parcel in Visteon D on Nov 16. Listed witnesses for continuous residence and cultivation include Jotun Mtateern of Trasvurg ND Joskema of Hirasburg ND iin Hadder of Trasbu ND Peter Hafer of Mrastva bork ND Hegister M H Lje Evell.
John Schumacher filed a notice for homestead proof in Williams County North Dakota. The proof is to be examined December 14 in Linton before the United States Commissioner H. Jewell. Witnesses listed include Andreas Richter Peter Massett Alexander Walther and Jacob Sauter all of Linton and Antoo North Dakota.
Notice is given that the following named settler has filed notice of intent to take homestead proof. The proof will be heard at the United States Land Office in Lincoln on December , 1905. Claimant Joan H W Keamer. Witnesses to prove settlement and cultivation: Frank Vaan Marie North Dakota Patrick Malone Marie North Dakota William Schwab Mandan North Dakota Senger Dakem North Dakota. M H Diewell, Register.
Notice lists Ferdinand Heidrich filing final proof for his homestead in North Dakota with date set for February 14, 1908 at Linton. Witnesses named: Vitas Nagel Dale. De Joseph Detchert Isle. Joseph Bchwallig Dale. Milchior Bruckner Dale. Register M. H. Jewell.
Notice is given that the following named settler has fled not notice of his application to make homestead final in support of this claim. The proof will be made before L A Weatherby United States commissioner at his office in Linton North Dakota on December 5 1900 for east half of a homestea land lot. Witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation include SoDoctever Dukem Jake Brunteter Wendelin Norner Martin Duewise and others.
Notice of intention to make final proof for a land claim in Williams County North Dakota. The claimant Jun Amoling No. 2044 dated November 4 1906 seeks continuous residence and cultivation with witnesses Michael Robert Acton Scherr and Wieven Kraft listed in Strasburg and surrounding areas. The hearing is set before U.S. Commissioner L A Weatherby at his office in Linton North Dakota on December 1.
The notice lists a settler named Linton and a sworn statement regarding residence and proof of claim. It names witnesses D. Eise, Joma Van, Aren Hollaar, and others from Hall and Hell, North Dakota. The registrar is Jewell.
Notice of final homestead proof filed with the county recorder. Witnesses listed include Zacher of Strasburg North Dakota Hoegel of Strasbach and Lorenz Schneider of Strascur. names appear in a garbled OCR form.
Notice records remain of final proof filings and witnesses in North Dakota land cases. Names include Laxp Office at Bismarck Linton and Strasburg. witnesses William J. Johnson Joseph Lipp and Martin Lipp. dates November 10 1906 and December 1 1908. commissioners L. A. Weatherby and J. F. Well.
Notice announces final proof and acceptance of a homestead entry. It lists witnesses F Volk Michael Gabriel Constan Zahn and Joseph Welsbeck, all of modest addresses in North Dakota, proving continuous residence and cultivation on Sections 7 and adjacent lots for the claim.
Laspana North Dakota notices widow Geace Rabe Sreiter seeks final proof to support her claim for lots 2 3 4 and 5 in section 19 Township 1 North Range 1 West. The hearing before United States Commissioner is set in Linton North Dakota on December 18. Witnesses named include Jakob Hoffart Joseph Bollinger Peter Ibli and Hermann Seesapet all from Dale and Strasbourg North Dakota.
One settler filed intent to make final proof on land in Burleigh County North Dakota, with proof to be presented December 14, 1906 before United States Commissioner L A Weatherby in Linton. Witnesses Konstantin Zabul of Hague Mathias Weissbeck of Janesville Franz Holm of Hague and Frans Wolf of Emmons to prove residence and cultivation.
The readable fragments mention Mrs and Comr from H JE Misa Sc with unclear context. No clear event or outcome emerges from the damaged text.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a foundation tray event. Details are unclear, but the brief reference suggests a local market or display item connected to a foundation tray. No names or dates are readable.
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