Notices of Final Homestead Proofs and Witness Lists
Notices published in October and September 1902 reveal settlers filing final proof in North Dakota and witnesses listed to prove residence and cultivation. Names include Johannes Bosch, Jonannes Bosch, Johannes Tumbach, Rochus Votsch, and others with locations Dale Dakem Westfield Linton and officials McGillivray Kraft.
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Bismancn
N. Dt
Charles 5
Kane
Wallie D. Moore
P.M
Wilbun Mahaney
Linton
N. D
Urichard
Winchester
N.D
Henry Wittmayer
Addison C. Brooks
D. A.C. McGinniveady
Regiter
Jobo Maug
Dale
N.D. Vinzens
N. D. Petar Munsch
Vale
N. J
Adolph Konp
N. 2D
Jonannes Bosch
Johannes Tumbach
Dakem
Linton, N. D. A
Lanp
Ar Bismancs
Peter Kraft
Emmons County
Jakor Kopp
Sth
Anton Dirk
Weatfield
John Dax
Westfield
Peter Miller
Michael Ternes
A.C. McGillivery
Register
Sanestead
Lane Orricn
Bismarck
Charles
Lane
District of North Dakota
Jinton
Solomonson
Fomnanys
Diensen
Lagvik
Hermits Metas
Ere
Blais Nicinan
Batik
Martin Barlson
Pade
Linton News Highlights Local Travel Activity and Developments
Linton sees frequent visitors from nearby towns and states, with a rising East Linton business district, new construction including a 24 by 50 two story building, and relocation of stores and offices. The Milwaukee line plans track work around November 10, while local incidents include a fatal lightning strike on livestock and a theft case resulting in arrest and pending sentencing.
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Jakob Wollman
Winona
Linton
Wieger Rodenburg
Westfield
New Methodist Church
Rowse
Newberry
G. B. Prichard
East Linton
Sherweed
Georgie Byington
J. E. Davies
Milwaukee
Mr. Holt
Eureka
Joseph Feist
Dakem
Miller
Mahaney
T le Honstain
Three Couples Wed in Emmons County Ceremony
Last Monday in Emmons county three couples married at St. Peter and Paul’s Church Strasburg district officiated by Rev. Father Thuille. Couples include Michael Goldade with Agatha Hilsen tever and Leopold Buumygartner with Mariana Roehrich, both pairs from Dakem and Tribol. The groom is son of Joay Baumgartner an early settler and brother to several local figures. County Judge Peter Kraft is his father. The Record reporter attended and joined the celebrations hosted by the families.
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A. Huntimer
R. Sampson
Albert Holton
I. Williams
South Dakota
Licton
Milwaukee
Red Wing
Minn
Eureka
Arthur Pitts
Mr. Harlow
Robert Petrie
Fulton
Oswego County
N. Y
W. BE. Petrie
Misses Cash
Anna Petrie
Linton
Mr. Petrie
Jill
Luther Wescott
East Linton
Douglass
Linton Bank
Mr. Braddock
Record
Frank Mason
John Patcher
Batch
Herreid
Joe Mahaney
Henry Wittmayer
Minneapolis
Mason
Missouri
Alice
H. Back- Maus
Emmons
St. Peter and Paul's Church
Strasburg
Father Thuille
Michael Goldade
Agatha Hilsentever
Dakem
Leopold Buumygartner
Mariana Roehrich
Tribol
Joay Baumgartner
Efimons County
Seymour and Leonard wed at Emmons County home
On October 26 1902 at the residence of Mr and Mrs C S Lane the marriage of Lawrence B Seymour and Alice M Leonard was held. The couple are noted as well known and popular youths from Emmons County with many friends. The Record extends congratulations and best wishes for a happy future.
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C. 8
Lane
Emmons County
Lawrence B. Seymour
Alice M. Leonard
Seymour
Groop
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm touted for paralysis cure
Henderson Grimett of this place was partially paralyzed and lost use of an arm and side. After two bottles of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm his condition improved greatly per George R. McDowalup of Logan county. The remedy is also advertised for rheumatism sprains and bruises sold by W. E. Petrie in Linton.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Gro. R
McDowalup
Man
Logan County
Wi-Va
W. E. Petrie
Merchant, Linton
Ndige
County Correspondence Markets Travel and Visits
Edward Nieuwsma visited Hague on Monday while C Rowerdink went to Herreid for lumber. Mrs Haan improved after illness. John Mack filed a claim in Miner county with house and barn near Jacob Green, and Vande Erve of Hein visited with goods. Hullites attended Westfield church and a social gathering featured many local names and card racks.
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Edward Nieuwsma
Hague
C. Rowerdink
Herreid
A. Haan
Martin Mattison
C. Hansen
Idaho
John Mack
Miner County
S. D
Jacob Green
John van de Erve
Hein
Arie van Vugt
Peter C. van Soest
Peter M. van Soest
Peter Dykema
Menne van Voorst
Thule
C. Roweidink
Jacob Groen
Misses Selneit
Lizzie Schaap
Francy Dykema
Dena Compain
Kylie Nieuwsma
Ake Nieuwsma
Nellie Groen
Jennie van Soest
Lizzie Bor
Hette P. Nieuwsma
Hette A. Nieuwsma
Franz Nieuwsma
Arie Schaap
Peter Norman
Lambert Bakker
Martin van
Mrs. Gruen
Glencoe Correspondence Notes Local Happenings
Local notes report Woodworth relinquishing a claim in section 8 to Mr. Burt, heavy thunder on the 24th, and D Skinner returning from Minnesota. Wheat yields, 16 10 20 by the acre, Tom Sanders cleared about 1900 bushels from 142 acres, and a successful church fundraiser netting over 75 dollars for Rev. Wray. Invitations issued for Mable Wright and M. Nelson’s November 5 wedding. A Thanksgiving dance by Glencoe lodge planned, plus a Stark home birthday party for Mabel. Farmers busy with harvest as corn yield lags expectation. land agents wonder about abandoned farms as locals relocate for education.
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Woodworth
Burt
D. Skinner
Minnesota
Tom Sanders
Wray
Crawley
M. Nelson
Mable Wright
Woodwen
Glencoe Lodge
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy used for over sixty years by mothers to calm babies. It claims the syrup soothes the child, relieves coughs and fevers, and is the best remedy for teething, with druggists selling it worldwide and urging shoppers to ask for the product by name.
Notice of Election in County Commissioners Districts
Notice of Election issued by the county auditor for November polling places across multiple precincts. Lists districts A through Fifth, several precincts with specific township ranges, voting locations, inspectors, and election hours from eight in the morning to five in the afternoon. Names include James G. Campbell John Baker and others. the notice is dated September 4, 1902 at Linton, N. D. G. A. Herold.
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Mamons
Erate
Supreme Court
Mth
House of Representes
Glencoe
James G. Campbell
Poona
Aenhem
Farrell
John Baker
Gayton
Laverly
Hampton
Towvality
Tupges
W. C. East
Second Commissioners District
Cherry Grove
Braddock
A. Goll
Login
Roop
Chas. LW. Pearson
Williamgzort
Williamsport
Urtz
Umi
Lownship
W. Kyes
Kyex
Tatid Commissioners District
Dakem
John
Westfield Postoffice
Johm Wolf
Union
Dale Postoffice
G. Lohkirk
Fifth Commission District
Burge
Sane
Geo. W. Burge
Winona
Baume
W. B. Avdrus
Glanavon
Brephen Silk
Marine
Hull
A. D
Linton
N. D
North Dakota Amendments Await Eighth Legislature Action
Constitutional amendments passed by the Seventh Legislative Assembly will be submitted to the Eighth Legislature for approval or rejection. The notice outlines forthcoming consideration by the incoming session.
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North Dakota
Seventh Legislative Assembly
Eighth Legislative Assembly
North Dakota Constitution Amendment Details for Deaf School
The amendment clarifies Fifth Section two hundred fifteen of Article nineteen, defining the North Dakota School for the Deaf and Dumb located in Devils Lake, Ramsey County.
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North Dakota
School For the Deaf and Dumb of
Devils Lake
Ramsey
North Dakota Reads Tax Clause Amendment Draft
The proposed constitutional change would allow the legislative assembly to tax goods grown within the state held in elevators warehouses and warehouses at a fixed rate. This amendment seeks to expand taxing power over domestic produce stored in state facilities.
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State of
North Dakota
Legislative Assembly
North Dakota Proposal on State Hospitals and Endowment
The article notes an constitutional amendment proposal to establish a state hospital for infants at Jamestown in Stutsman County. It also discusses the Legislative Assembly's plan to allocate twenty thousand acres from federal lands for educational and charitable uses to endow the hospital and create an institution for the feeble minded near Grafton in Walsh County on penitentiary grounds.
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State of
North Dakota
Jamestown
Stutsman
Legislative Assembly
Congress
Grafton
Walsh
Secretary of the Interior
North Dakota Cons Amendment Sets Land Sale Rules
The proposed amendment to Sec 15 of Article 1580f limits land sales to common school lands at no less than appraised value or $5.60 per acre, with cash and credit payments, public auctions at county seats, 60 days newspaper notice, and subdivision and tax conditions prior to patent issuance.
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State of
North Dakota
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