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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
1
The passage recalls a pending depot project in Bismarck and notes local development in Emmons county reported by the Republican editor Thurs ton. It mentions Younger brothers, Judge Younger, and a yacht race where the Columbia won one of two started races with time limits discussed.
Senator Cashel of Grafton, a prominent figure in the last legislature, compares North Dakota’s dispensary system with South Carolina. He believes the South Carolina model is far ahead of the North Dakota law.
The assassin Czvlgosz was sentenced to lethal electric chair during the week beginning October 28 at Auburn prison. He reportedly broke down in fear as he was taken to the facility, while the judge lauded the condemned man as a terror to the nation.
Reformers in Bismarck plan a new paper in McLean County and possibly Wo gansport and Menoken while railways rename two Latin towns in Campbell County. Editor Tuttig reports from Europe, and Virginia Republicans reflect on expansion, tariffs, and national unity after McKinley’s era.
A North Dakota writer recalls McKinley’s death and patriotic unity, praising his efforts to reunite the nation. The article also highlights William J. Dwyer’s rise from Napoleon to Medina in Stutsman County, expanding Medina’s mercantile and real estate scene and drawing capitalists and immigrants.
A Minnesota dentist reports receiving a bizarre full swing order from a prospective patient who could not travel for measurements. The note describes mouth measurements, tooth shape, and a promise to visit if the description fits, revealing farm work constraints and humorous tone.
The Wend. Law on Wood tax collection is set for another test by the state supreme court. The original measure was amended by the last legislature. delinquent taxes were advertised in many counties and a sum collected in a few. In Fargo interested parties have joined to challenge the law again while counties that promptly acted under the original statute remain unaffected.
Lisbon residents praise President Worst for delivering a moving address honoring the martyred president. The speech reflects on national treason, calls for stamping out anarchists, tightening immigration laws, and ending free speech that borders on treason. Anarchist nests near Paterson are cited as threats to rulers worldwide.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a large upright heater described as nearly ruined with stray letters and unclear branding. The line mentions a September to October window and a potential sale or inquiry hosted by a local stall or dealer named Ma and Ni D, with barner heating stoves in the context.
About five miles northeast of Linton the Thompson Anderson Casey well at Jacob Beck's showed gas flow after a shallow 104 foot drill. A later attempt struck a large rock, opening a hand-dug chamber. gas escaped through a two inch hole. Beck prefers water to gas, a deeper hole could reveal a productive gas or oil formation. meanwhile the area may attract capital if deeper exploration proceeds. A Jamestown woman keeps an American flag in her flower bed to deter English sparrows.
An insurance ad promotes New York Life via C D Lax agent in Bismarck. The Rt Rev Bishop Shanley of Fargo will visit Bismarck on Sunday October 13 to confirm members. unconfirmed parishioners should send names to Father Clemens or write to his mark.
I am mining high quality coal at the mine near Livona and will meet demand. Price listed as 2.76 dollars per long ton at the mine. Also notes a good barn and sleeping Soco Ue 3, H. Epicx. Great bargain on land in section 24 township 135 age 75. request written particulars to Isaac P. Baker, Bismarck, ND. Also a red cow aged about eight with white spots and a wire ring in left ear for sale five miles east of Tirsborg, ND.
Auction style items list 2000 Shropshire ewes near Linton and 56 head of cattle for sale in Hampton. A Burr Oak Edick coal mine adds seven miners and notes good supply, with accommodations for workers and coal quality praised by locals.
Stray notice describes a pony named Que La rennronn with a leather halter, dark coat, white lower legs and head streak, wall eye, heavy mane and tail. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Send information by mail to M Bratlein, Tisla, Campbell County, D.
The notice warns of a terrible catarrh and consumption scourge spreading across the land. It touts Barkue's Cough-Catarrh as a remedy claimed to treat consumption and related diseases, and notes it is for sale at Willer’s store in LinTo.
About the town of Evarts a new river sight drew the population when Scottie Phillips, who shipped 67 cars of Kansas cattle, swam them across the Missouri river. Cattle were driven down a steep bank and pushed into the water as drivers started them swimming toward the opposite shore, with Phillips and one man nearly losing their lives in the perilous crossing.
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