Notice to Contractors for Two Schoolhouses
Sealed bids will be received by the School Board of Selz School District North in Emmons County North Dakota until 2 oclock pm Tuesday the mh day of October 1906 for furnishing materials and erecting two school houses Envelopes marked Kids for Schoolhouses addressed to Frang Wolf clerk Plans and specifications may be seen at the clerk near Hague ND Successful bidder must furnish a bond for faithful performance The Board reserves the right to reject any bids
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School Board of
Selz
Emmons
North Dakota
Frang Wolf
Sele
Hague
Land Office Notice of Final Proof for Volk
Land Office at Bismarck announces settler Johann Volk has filed for final proof on Lot 1 and the SE quarter of Section 2 in Township 79 North Range 79 West. Hearing scheduled with Judge Drowerink at Emmons County Court, Linton ND, October 2. Witnesses listed include Martin Olbihuser Jr, Jakob Burkhardt and Friedrich Renschiler of Emmonsburg ND. Sept 13-Oct 18. M. H. Jewell, Register.
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Land Ofvice
Bismarck
N. D
DU. Rowerdink
County Court
Emmons County
Linton
Johann Volk
H.R
S. E
Martin Oubihauser, Jr
Emmonsburg
Jakob Burkhardt
Jakob Burkhardt, Jr
Friedrich Renschiler
M. HH. Jewell
Laxpervice Notice of Final Proof for MAX HEIDRICH
Notice is given that MAX HEIDRICH has filed final proof to establish his claim in Emmons County North Dakota. The hearing will be before C. Rowerdink at the county court office in Linton on October 21, 1906. Witnesses Adolph Kopp Philipp Buchmeier Ferdinand Heltrich and Joseph Schwallig of Strasburg are named to prove residence and cultivation. M H Jewell is the register.
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Laxp
Bismarck
N. D . Soreli
BP. G. Rooks
District Court
Emmons County
N. D
Linton
Johannes Frison
N. E
Cornelius Kowerdink
Franz Volk
Adolph Kopp
Strasburg
Philipp Buchmeier
Ferdinand Heltrich
Joseph Schwallig
N. C
M. H. Jewell
Laxb
Bismark
N. 1
C. Kowerdink
Sammons County
N.v
Johann Renschler
Homestead Final Proof Notice for Jacob Jensen
Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota announces that Jacob Jensen heir of Carl Jensen deceased filed for homestead final proof. Claims will be examined by Judge C. Rowerdink in the County Court office at Linton North Dakota on Tuesday October 24 1906. Other residents listed include G W Payne Pollock South Dakota Ed Langhers Glanavon North Dakota Gotlieb Dockter Glanavon North Dakota and George Backhaus Glanavon North Dakota. Registered M H Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Jensen
Rye
Firth Pom
GW. Payne
Pollock
Ed Langhers
Glanavon
Gotlieb
The Sherrys Visit Stirring Old Memories at Dinner
The piece recalls a family with the Cobbler surname and ties to past days. At Linton the Lady Farmer jokes about sending two ears while discussing Sawbuck Co and an order house. The table at No 2 barely ate, preoccupied by unpaid board bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Sawbuck Co
Miss Anna Li Thompson Visits Linton for Charity Drive
Miss Anna Li Thompson, superintendent of the Nov Dakota Children's Home Society in AY district, collected funds in Linton last Saturday. The speaker praised the society's sterling worth and its statewide goodwill, noting many children in homes across the state depend on its care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Li. Thompson
Nov
Dakota
High standing society aids orphans with rail transport
The society's work to house and place deserving orphans with proper families is praised for its vast impact. Railroads have provided free transportation for its officers across the state, recognizing the society’s value and compassion. No North Dakota institution matching its mission is more deserving of public support.
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North Dakota
Death of Floyd Pletcher at One Year Old
The infant Floyd Pletcher died at the Byck Hin home in Westfield on Wednesday September 26 from cholera infantum after illness since Sunday morning. Rev. Chittick led funeral services at home Saturday at 1 PM. Interment was in Westfield Cemetery. Many local friends attended the bereavement of the LOTTOWINE family. The notice then shifts to reports from the Linton fair with attending locals and travel to the west side of the river, naming several residents and their movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Byck- Hin
Westfield
Floyd Pletcher
Chittick
Mie
Che Diright
Tittle
Lottowine
Wem
Floyd
In Memory of Mrs Henderson at the Muenel feed store sale
An obituary fragment recalls Mrs Henderson in mournful verse and notes a sale listing at the Muenel feed store Ipswich. It mentions a for sale price of 255 a hundred and references a journey to join loved ones in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Ipswich
Muenel Feed
Marvelous Violinist Recommended for Balfour Concert
Pastor M B Osmond recommends Mr. Christian Twinsen as a violinist of great talent. He played to a 475‑seat audience at the M E Church and delighted all, with a cordial invitation to return to Balfour. Letter dated Sept 10, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian tWiansen
Habour
M. E. Church
Hansen
Balfour
Osmond
M. EB
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EFI
Oraise
Selzeheers
Franz Wolf
Biamanck
C. Rowerdink
Ema County
Jacob Jensen
U. N
Dank
Job
William Muench
Martin Oblwuser
Predschnaihle
N. DD
M.u.jewell, Register
Goodhuf Windmills
Francis Jaszkowiak
Twelfth Street
Bismarck, Don
Smith
Linton, Nor. Dak
Linton. Nor. Dak
W. C. Wolverton
Linton, North Dakota
Flaherty's Pharmacy
Fiske
Fort Yates
Clint O. Smith
Linton, Nor Dak
Madras
A.W. Lucas Company
Bismarck, North Dakota
Wilson
Hove
Travis
Elliott
W.E. Petrie
General Merchandise
Cobbler
Dornsife
Seeley
Billy Carmichael
Lew Maloney
Sheriff Shier
Marchant
Fay
Matilda
Julia Koutson
Wim. Brooks
Chas. de Witt
Monn
John Munn
A. W. Sims
Henry
Beulah
Phenie Anderson
Hoag
J. J. Blaherty
Gladys Martin
Messrs. Stember
Coventry
Seim
Joe
Mr. Coventry
Jack Stewart
Stewart
Heavenly Father
Caithtal
Azaly
Leiven
Lift
Mrs. Moom
Deertrott
Hy Yeai
Hotel
John P.pfeifle
Paul R. Muenci
Jones Bros
Postoffice Building
Linton, N.C
Mons
Visiin
BE. E. Semling & CO
Henry Burmeister
J. W. Wescott Bulleng
Union Depot
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