Linton Record Details Atrocities And War Support
The Linton Record reports legal actions against a Stark County state attorney over saloon funds, praises North Dakota volunteers, and notes a local fundraiser with 21 badges sold from Bismarck to aid soldiers returning home. Names contributors from Linton and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Linton
Peter Rooks
P. B. Schweitzer
A. Abel
P. Flynn
W. E. Petrie
D Braddock
Anna Braddock
Chas
Congratulations to Napoleon Homestead editor Bryant
The note congratulates Editor Bryant of the Napoleon Homestead on being named as a parent figure to a youthful member of a local sect. It also sends greetings to Grandpa Bryant and to Frank, praising their virtues and hoping the newcomer will follow their example. The piece humorously notes that delays in publishing could anger subscribers after repeated occurrences.
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Bryant
Napoleon Homestead
Grandpa
Grandpa Bryant
Jimmy Foley
Frank
Grand Forks
America
Aguinaldo
United States
Minnesota mayor's badge fundraiser for soldiers homebound
Mayor Gray of Minneapolis started a badge scheme to raise funds for sending Minnesota regiment members home from the Philippines. Badges sold for a dollar and widespread support followed, expanding to Fargo and across North Dakota as people wore them to aid the soldiers.
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Gray
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Minnesota Regiment
Philippines
Golden Gate
Fargo
The
Argus
The Life and Achievements of Admiral Deweey
Gents urged to purchase Murat Mal stead biography of the nation’s idol hailed as the world’s greatest naval hero. Big 8x10 inch, nearly 100 pages with half tone illustrations, priced at 1.50. Enormous demand. write for outfit and commissions. Dominion Company, Chicago.
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Deweey
Murat Malstead
The
Dominion Company
Caxton Bldg
Chicago
Ill
Call on the Devil For Old Newspapers 20 Cents
A brief column note advertises a service offering old newspaper reprints or records for twenty cents per item at the Record Office. It promotes a simple transaction and location without extra details.
Stolen Horses Case Sparks County Court Action
Sheriff Rooks traced a horse theft ring from Foster and Emmons counties to a suspect in Sterling. Bratton identified a man via a postal card. the pony and saddle were recovered or traced to Missoula. The man, calling himself Robert Brown, faces possible Foster county charges, with legal maneuvers noted by lawyer Stevens in Emmons county.
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Sheriff Rooks
Linton
Bismarck
Dornbush
Peter Green
Bratton
Sterling
Mr. Bratton
Foster County
Missoula
Mont
Rooks
Emmons
Huber
Dawson
Stevens
Robert Brown
Frank Brown
Campbell County
Emmons County
Roberts to overhaul Dawson Roller Mill for custom work
Hon. Geo. 8 Roberts buys the Dawson Mill and will overhaul it with new machinery to run as a custom mill. It has drawn Emmons county patrons in the past, and many are likely to exchange wheat for flour and feed again. Start date expected around September 5.
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Geo
Roberts
Dawson
Emmons County
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