Snow White Flour touted as pure staple for baking
An advertisement extols Snow White Flour as the pure and excellent choice for perfect baking with an all purpose al flour claim and repeated proof of quality to convince customers to order Snow White Flour.
Selz Old-Timer Anton Vetter Dies in Hague
Anton Vetter, a longtime settler and business figure in Selz, died of consumption in Hague Sunday afternoon at 1 30. Born January 16 1868 in South Russia he was 37 years 7 months and 11 days old. He arrived in Eureka in 1892 moved to Emmons county four years later and ran businesses in Selz Arras and then banking at Hague. Funeral held at St Marys church near Hague. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Anton Vetter
Selz
Hague
South Russia
Eureka
Emmons County
Arras
St. Mary’s Church
Vetter
A Young German Girl Shows Remarkable Nerve
A Bowdle area farm story recounts Anna Schaff, age about 16, who freed her severed arm from a thrashing machine belt after it twisted and pulled her arm from the elbow. She kept control, bled freely, and was moved to Bowdle for care with no fainting.
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Bowdle
Schaff
Anna Schaff
Annie
Will
Linton State Bank Offers Loans and Farm Credit
The notice indicates Linton State Bank will lend money for farming or personal borrowings, outlining loan availability and terms. It emphasizes avenues for farmers to secure funds, reflecting community banking support.
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Linton State Bank
Kunz held to district court in $4000 bond
The Record reports Vincent Kunz, accused in Walter Steele's death, was examined before Justice Britts. Kunz released on $4000 bond after a large group of Germans signed bail. State's and defense counsel named, with possible relocation to Burleigh jail discussed to prevent lynching. Public opinion remains divided on murder versus manslaughter.
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Vincent Kunz
Walter Steele
Stanley
Kunz
Justice Britts
Armstrong
Mockler
Bismarck
Farrington
Burleigh
Emmons
North Dakota Crop Summary and Local Notices Aug 28 1905
Weekly crop report from Bismarck notes favorable harvest weather with above average temperatures and light showers except in northern areas where heavy rain hindered cutting. Local items include court and business visits, lectures, an upcoming mill route, bank loans, a birth, restaurant ads, and millinery sale notices.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
Bron- Bud
Wheat and hay harvest progress amid adverse conditions
The report notes wheat nearly finished in the south and under way in the north despite heat and wind causing top berry shrinkage and mixed yields. Rye barley and oats have been cut with good barley yields, flax ripening with favorable prospects, and haying ongoing though slowed by rains and flooded fields.
Local notes from Eureka and Linton area
Mrs Jas Clayton of Eureka travels through Linton from a Parkhurst visit in Emmons County. Dewey Geil of Hazelton is seriously ill. his Detroit‑bound father may be home soon. Bowdle’s Ring and Fort Dodge druggist Plaherty visit Linton by auto. Alvin Atha’s baby progress shown in Herreid. John Davis from Brophy kin shaken after a horse accident. Local dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Chas DeWitt host guests from Des Moines Minneapolis Livona and Bismarck. Hardware store Hagg’s advertises stock and expansion. Thrashing crews from area, and Linton ball team loses 8 to 18 at Herreid.
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Jas. Clayton
Eureka
Linton
A. L. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Emmons
Little Dewey Geil
A. L. Geil
Hazelton
Detroit
Mr. Ring
Bowdle
John J. Plaherty
Fort Dodge
Earl Atha
Herreid
Grandpa
Grandma
Alvin
Earle
Mrs. Atha
Des Moines
Fanny Munn
Minneapolis
J. S. Ripsin
Frank Gravel
Livona
West Chandler
Frank Whitcomb
Bismarck
Hagg
Nhen Hardware
Aug, Obermeier Building
Witnesses Named To Prove Continuous Residence On Land
Ie lists witnesses for proof of continuous residence and cultivation including Charley Packard Hague Hague N D August Beck Hague N D Herbert Gailey Linton N D Phillip Maber Hague N D M H Jewell Register.
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Charley Packard
Hague
N. D
August Beck
Herbert Gailey
Linton
Phillip Maber
M.H. Jewell
Register
United States
Zane Lores
Bismarck
John W. Bassett
Pitty
Smee
A. E. Moore
At Hague
N. N
O' We
McGoo
M. H. *Sewell, Hoglster
Light-red heifer calf with white face needs owner call
By the undersigned on section 34 township 131 range 74 a light red heifer calf with a white face and motley markings is available. Owner must call pay charges and take the animal away. Exeter North Dakota.
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Hien
Exeter
N. D
Episcopal Church Lincon holds services twice monthly
The church in Lincon conducts services on the first and third Wednesday following the first Sunday each month, providing regular midweek worship opportunities for parishioners.
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Episcopal Church
Linton
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E. E. Martin
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Aberdeen
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J. W. Taylor
South Dakota
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Mrs.Ripzeinski
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Linton, N. D
Dad Logue
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