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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
4
The document certifies nominations for county offices for the primary election. It lists candidates with names and addresses certified by the Secretary of State and signed by John R. Snyder.
Concurrent resolutions propose constitutional amendments authorizing land sales to railroad firms with staged payments and set minimum prices, and enabling the legislature to regulate and operate terminal grain elevators in Minnesota or Wisconsin. The amendments outline sale terms, taxation, appraisal, and governance procedures for public lands and elevator operations.
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Section 51 of the North Dakota Constitution to set the supreme court judge term at ten years. It specifies the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January for term begins and outlines staggered terms for 1910 election winners: ten, eight, and six years.
Mrs Carlson Logan welcomed a newborn at the home of Mrs Adolph Staak with mother and babe doing nicely. Dr Larrabee acquired land south of town trading for Noble Nelson’s auto and cash. Captain Sam Mellinnis at Jamestown campaigns for congress with Civil War veterans in the San Diego fife and drum corps. Tom O'Brien democratic candidate for register of deeds visits. Mr and Mrs Mandigo host Isa Hurlbut’s birthday with peers and cards. Rhode Island Red poultry for sale at Raven's. Found a door-key reported at the Record office.
County official Charles B. Carley is required to appear for final proofs and filings as part of an advertisement notice. The obligation calls for completion of all court related submissions and document verifications per county procedures.
Auction notice for Wednesday November 20 1912 at 3 a m on Section 7 Township 130 Range 75 near Strasburg detailing 38 head horses 5 milch cows 2 heifers 1 calf 90 pigs 100 tokens tools plows mowers rakes corn gear and household items. Terms cash over ten dollars with time to 1913 on bankable paper at 10 percent interest. Auctioneer D Fenelon clerks Devan Green. Officials listed include state treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction railroad commissioners and district officers.
Noth s herein given that on Tuesday the tran Vermini neat buili the viele preprienty of kimmens on elec tion at V1 me held for state district and county OM seers The state officers are Vice presidential electors One comer asman Une justice of the supreme court ar Determor row Lhe Girnant governor Ome secretary of state One state auditor
James Maclardy Jackson is sued by North Star Lumber Co for the action in Emmons County North Dakota. The defendant must answer in 30 days after service at the Linton office, with judgment by default if not. Attorneys Abmeteong & Cameron sign for plaintiff.
Foreclosure sale to satisfy the debt on a June 11 1910 mortgage to Phoenix Lumber Company. Property described as Lot 3 Block 10 Hague town Emmons County North Dakota. Sale set for November 6 at 2 PM at the courthouse in Linton to cover the due amount of 686.8 plus costs. Attorneys for mortgagee Coveate, Linton North Dakota.
Notice that a mortgage executed by Johanna Kathrina Sabi and wife to Ponens Lambert Company, recorded 1913, will be foreclosed at the Emmons County courthouse in Linton North Dakota. The sale will take place at the courthouse steps at the specified time to satisfy the mortgage debt of 85 dollars and costs. The village of Hague is within the county and foreclosure proceeds will be applied accordingly.
The Teachers' Examination will be held in the courthouse at Linton North Dakota on November 14 and 15 1912 the second Thursday and Friday. Examinations begin promptly at 930 am and late arrivals will not be allowed to write on any subject at any other time. All those teaching on permits or who expect to teach and are unqualified must be present and no excuse other than sickness will be listened to. Henry H Hanson County Superintendent.
Department of the Interior notice states Michael Giles of North Dakota seeks to prove up his homestead claim for Section , Township 12 North Range 74 West. The hearing is before the District Court Clerk at Linton on November 26, 1912. Witnesses listed: Wendelie Horner Jobe Dockter Firmirien Reise and Virginia Bead, all of Linton.
State of North Dakota Emmons County in Counyourt Hon Charles B Carley Judge In the matter of the estate of Frederick Richers deceased Charles H Smith administrator petitioner vs Grace Richards Mars Richards Francis Richards William Richards Minors and Thos Jones their special guardian respondenta The State of North Dakota to the above named respondents You the Grace Richards Mary Richards Frances Richards William Richards and Thos Jones their special guardian are cited to appear before the court on the 13th day of November AD at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the courthouse in the village of Nathworth Lake County for the settlement of the estate and to show cause why the administrator should not be discharged and the estate distributed The administrator wits with annexed of the estate is cautioned to appear and file exorptions and contest the same. Dated the 1st day of October AD By CHARLES BR CARLEY Judge of the County Court Service by publication as required for successive issues in the Frank county Remort weekly newspaper No DD UiARGk & CARLFY Judge
Joseph Feist of Strasburg North Dakota files for homestead entry on the northeast quarter and southwest quarter of a township section. The claim, entered September 23, lists witnesses Demer Feist Michael Kerr Anton Schwab and Joseph Lipp. Proceedings before Judge Charles H. ... in Sent North Dakota set for hearing October month.
MARACS GEFREH of Mastel North Dakota filed intent to establish a five year claim on the northeast quarter and northwest quarter in Township 151 north Range 74 west Fifth Principal Meridian. The hearing is before Clerk of the District Court at Linton North Dakota on the 1st day of November 1912. Claimants listed include Abton Gefm, Seteestion Gefeh, Joseph Fischer, Michae woeckler. Names appear with inconsistent spellings and locations in Mastel ND.
Notice is given that George Levi Breeren of Linton North Dakota owns a homestead entry covering the east half of the northeast quarter and other quartering in section 13 township 134 north range 16 west of the principal meridian. Filing required to make final three year proof before a judge on a specified date. Witnesses listed as Wriiten, Heoks, and Alex Methlie of St. Ul.
The U. S. Land Office at Bismarck receives intent to make final five year proof for a homestead entry by Peter Nelson of Temvik South Dakota. Names witnesses James Deterselsen Olaton Lim and Darvics of Temvik. Official in charge Stevens.
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