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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
3
Linton area news covers visitors, births, marriages, and school and church notices. Notes include harvest of potatoes, auction, and lighting up events, plus election planning and parole bids. Senator McCumber speech set for Linton. local clergy and teachers featured.
Judie Carley reports new marriage licenses for Vee pdaties Bore Terreid Db ifelen Van Soest and others. Annie Teichner, owner of Linton House, will offer Sunday dinners starting next Sunday priced at 25 cents with 1 or 5 cent items emphasized at Smith & Irvine.
Strasburg property listing offers a two story business building with seven upstairs rooms and a glass front. The seller B. Wald notes reasonable terms and the property is located on North 10 in Strasburg.
A devotional funeral style poem mourns a father lost to death while comforting survivors. It reflects faith in heaven, eternal shore, and Christ’s presence guiding the family through grief. The verses emphasize of missing him, trust in Jesus, and hope of reunion beyond mortality.
A list of Emmons county teachers who attended last week's State Educational association meeting in Bismarck includes Mabel Brizgle Lester Irisgio Mrs Lester Brindle Carrie J Burke Sophie Chamley Mamie Dewey Kate Dyk and many others. The report notes strong Republican activity at the capital with leaders like Helgesen Gronna Governor Devine Pat Norton and McCumber touring the state to rally support for the party and oppose Democratic control and a long governor term.
A Frenchman arrested at his lodgings faced a judge who cited the contraband foreign matches found in his trunk. The prisoner pleaded that he kept them to counter government cues, prompting the judge to press for his explanation.
Eyewitnesses describe how an ant army advances through a house on its line of march eating all prey in its path while leaving only bones after passing. An elephant once blocked their route, taking eight hours to clear the way and leaving nothing but the elephant’s bones.
A German professor at a girls college advised detaining students after class while a student told peers to take courses with men professors to gauge knowledge. the wife of a professor cautioned him about exposure to rain as he attended a funeral.
A London Scraps note explains a cork with a needle pushed through until only the tip shows and then broken, creating an “increase of pressures.” When the cork with the needle AA downward rests on a copper coin, a light blow on top drives the needle through the coin.
A veteran mariner recalls three days and nights of relentless pumping as water flooded the ship. Despair turned to hope when the vessel rose from the depths and rode into port atop waves, aided unexpectedly by a yeast cargo that lifted the ship.
John Rensehler of Hartford North Dakota filed a notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his land claim in section 2A township 123 north range west of the Fifth Meridian. The hearing before Charles J. Carley is set for October 1, 1910 at Linton. Witnesses include Jacob Burkhardt John J. Rensehler Heinrich Ohthauser Jeovid Jobb M. H. Jeweil.
A candidate declares intent for Cant Commissioner of the First Diaret in Emmons County and for State's Attorney in Smmons County. He pledges lawful, impartial administration and to avoid partisan benefit while addressing residence concerns and public trust.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Bismarck announces Marie Wolihat of Zeeland North Dakota has filed for homestead final proof on a parcel in Township 123 North range 45 west. The hearing to establish claims will occur November 10 with Judge Calley and clerk of vacants in Linton North Dakota. witnesses include Joseph Hosh Hague Andreas Permann Zeeland Wilhelm Klaudt and Ludwig Weber.
Johannes Giesinger of Linton North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to southeast quarter of Section 10 Township 132 North Range 87 West Fifth Principal Meridian. Public hearing set before Judge Charles L Carley in Linton North Dakota on November 10. Claimants listed: Loreng Masset Hanthius Masset John Schummecher Sebastian Burgad D M El Jewell registrar.
Probate records show a petition in North Dakota invoking the estate of deceased party and seeking court approval to settle remaining assets. Notice lists guardians and heirs including Mary Velter Valenthtee and Natalie Pettzis and sets a hearing date in November at the county courthouse.
Fragmented notice seeks bidders for a building project in Soho with details about open site and required materials. The document references the Board of Life and a school district, asking bidders to submit by a stated date and time.
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