28 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1892
Page
1
Notice to public of final timber culture proof in Bismarck North Dakota and forthcoming election notices. Names of witnesses, applicant Thomas Bottomley, and county officials reposted alongside Republican and Democratic ticket details and local declarations by Emmons county officials. Includes cattle notices and solicitations for buyers and livestock.
The notice outlines nominees for Governor Secretary of State Treasurer and other statewide and district positions. It names multiple individuals across Republican Democrat Independent and Prohibition tickets and signals an amendment to the constitution proposing wording changes.
Notice states default on a mortgage by Wilhelm Hieb and Christina Heib to Edmund Kimball triggers foreclosure by public sale in Emmons County North Dakota on December 14 1892 at 2 PM. The property covers 160 acres described as the south halves of the NW and NE quarters of Section 1 Township 131 74 W, with $140.27 principal plus $200 attorney fees due. Mahnken Greene attorneys for mortgagee Fargo North Dakota.
Foreclosure sale of property described as the northeast quarter and northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 7 in township 76 west of the principal meridian, to be held at the front door of the building in Williamsport, on a specified date. Assignee Armstrong & Elliott represents the mortgagee. sale follows power of sale clause and legal proceedings.
Letters and statements from county officials and candidates address absences, intentions to reside in Williamsport, and plans to run for clerk of the district court. Objections to false rumors about duties, declarations to serve if elected, and notes on public land filings and final proofs by STREETER and D. R.
The second session of the North Dakota legislative assembly passed an amendment directing the next session to act under section 202 of the state constitution. The amendment adds a provision that the legislature cannot authorize lottery or gift enterprise schemes and must prohibit sale of such tickets. Joan F. Littie, Secretary of State, dated July 23, 1892.
An error in recent country newspaper supplements printed the old law instead of the new. The new law Section 121 defines male voters aged twenty one or older who have resided in the state one year, in the county six months, and in the precinct ninety days preceding.
Stolen property notice from Jacob ene farm in Logan county North Dakota warns a black three year old mare branded A on the left hip with a white hind foot and a star on the forehead. A leather head stall was on the animal. Rewards are offered to the finder.
Advertisements trumpet bargains at C. M. Dahl and Geo Jennings stores in Bismarck with talk of low prices for shirts hats butter and eggs. Pacific Hotel offers cheap accommodations while local visitors and residents travel, visit, and report on county life and a Mississouri Slope exhibit for the world fair. Columbus Day celebrations and letters from residents describe school growth and family news.
Correspondence from Michigan mentions Mrs. Done and others planning moves to Hampton. O H Hammond prepares for Iowa. Harvard to attend winter school. George Carmany will spend winter in Bismarck. E Ryder and wife consider Illinois winter. Mrs. W V Wade expected to visit Hampton soon.
A New York florist offers flowers by telegraph to any city via European partners. Orders are sent instantly, customers pay telegraph costs, and expansion aims to encircle the world. An anecdote from Gibraltar shows a shipboard floral delivery drawing crowds and surprising local florists.
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