16 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1896
Page
1
In Emmons county, Judge Winchester seizes a strong lead in the Sixth district with a 1,200 vote majority. The county press rebuts Moffet and defends Winchester’s courthouse record of long terms, court efficiency, and firm stance on prohibition, while noting local court activity and community events from Bullport and Billsport.
The remains of Mr. Park Robinson were buried in Glencoe cemetery beside his brothers with widow and children present. Grandma Burt is very ill. Farmers finish thrashing and prepare corn for winter as Hicks and Foster predict harsh weather. A corn palace is set up by the postmaster, seeking an orphan pig for winter. Lincoln Smith and wife returned from New Rockford. Charley Corbin from Burr Oak also home from work. Wool men seek McKinley protection. old vets favor Comrade Baker and Winchester. H W Allen announces intent to run for county treasurer in Emmons county, promising to perform duties in person.
In Emmons County Court the estate of John Parker is under administration. The court orders all interested parties to appear at Williamsport court room on October 1, 1906 at 3 oclock to discuss the petition filed by James C. Lote Parker et al for sale of personal property and settlement of debts.
Dr. Bentley tours the state for the silver party. Fargo hosts Bryan with Capital City residents attending. J W Everson travels to New Mexico for health. Burleigh cattle shipments surge from Sterling. George Welch nominated for county commissioner in Binmarck. Pope family to occupy J P Baker residence mid month. Northern Pacific ships horses to Europe for French meat markets. Death of James McBride near Bismarck amid unclear cause. Train collision injures two near Buxton. one killed. Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup sold worldwide for teething. Nova Ladies' Furnishings offers wide hats and accessories at sharp prices. Fourth street, Blamarck.
Judge Winchester opened a Williamsport term with many naturalization applicants. Edwin Ott stole money during court and received a one year penitentiary sentence after a hurried trial and confession. The Nelsons are detained as the other suspects.
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