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28 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
1
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A roundup of happenings across North Dakota includes new flowing wells in Ward county near Mandan, a coyote stealing a pup, insurance Commissioner Cooper seeking re election, Granville advancing to city status, and farmers shipping hogs to Iowa for finishing. The Neche Chronotype touts Taft as Presidential Possibility No 1.
Hazelton residents are noted for new home additions. local weddings in S. D. attended by Mound City relatives. clergy visits to Bismarck for capital city connections. Catholic charity dinner on Thanksgiving is promoted. Hazelton families plan moves and sales with land deals and new homes. Deer reports from Livona. Miss Talbot sisters to Aberdeen. Morford and Hasselstein make Iowa sale. Continuous travel includes Kenrick Idaho and St Louis medical visits.
Local notes from Marie report visitors and visits from Dakem Ohio and Napoleon. Dolly Bradley prepares for claim proof on Nov 30. Rev Wood led first services at Fairview Sabbath School. Doolittle buys new team from Morris. Schwab sisters visit grandmother. Downing begins a new drill after earlier loss in a deep well.
The article mentions Charles Shellman accompanying his sister home after a weeklong visit with plans to travel to California or New Mexico. It also reports the Sanborn Enterprise obituary for pioneer John Lawry Sr of North Dakota, who died at about eighty, father of fifteen with eleven surviving, including James and Henry Lawry, and notes his Dakota residence since 1879 and his funeral held last Thursday.
Emmons County readers learn Charley DeBoer accepted a position with the Pollock Drug Company. A wedding dance was held by Britt Payne with large attendance. Clarence Whitney and Eliza Tennant of Winona wed last week. Lew Leutzembiser returns to manage the Leutzenbiser livery after a Minn trip. Indian athlete Ed Brave Thunder died from a spider bite on the Fort Yates reservation. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sleasengsell farm in Dale and move to Spokane Washington. Many Dakotans admire the Pacific coast but prairie life remains beloved.
The report lists final proofs made at Linton since last week's update. In each paragraph the last two names are witnesses, including Stanislaus Masset, Jacob Wollmann, Philipp Bachmeier, and others such as John Schumacher, Andreas Richter, Reimond Heitrick, Herman Stermer, Vin zenz Meier, Olaf Larvick, Frank Swanson, Vatrick Mura, Emil Naumann, Anton Larson, Oswald Naumann, John E. Palmquist, John A. Berg, Hosea Page, Conrad Baumgartner, Karl Meier, and Ed Seemann among the witnesses noted in sequence.
Taken up five hand fed calves on section 10 township 133 range 77 at Petrie Branch. Four red calves and one black calf with no visible marks. Owner must call, prove property, pay charges, and remove them. WIT Loan Linton North Dakota.
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