Patterson Roast of Lynn Recounted in Emmons County Record
The Emmons County Record reviews Patterson’s attack on Lynn over the Mary Green matter. It notes a warrant and information by Arm strong, a state attorney, and an eventual acquittal. The county elected Lynn’s opponent and re elected the state’s attorney thereafter amid public confusion.
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Emmons
D.R. Streeter
Inten
Novih Dalotu
Pioneer Paper
Patterson
Lynn
Mary Green
Armstrong
Bismarck
Eames
Political notes fix a judge and bank ties in Emmons county
The piece cites figures such as Frank B Kyine seeking the Republican nomination for register of deeds after ten years in Emmons county. It recalls Patterson accusing I B Irvine of unfair dealings with abstracts and a bank firing. It notes lawyers Boucher Williamson Brown from Eureka, Brown compiling South Dakota code, Williamson now Aberdeen, and Boucher poised for circuit judge, akin to district judge Winchester.
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Advocate
Frank B. Kyine
Register of Deeds
Emmons County
Patterson
Irvine
Frank
First Bank
I. B. Irvine
E. A. Crain
Eureka
Messrs. Boucher
Williamson
Brown
Linton
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Boucher
Winchester
Town Notes and Local People in Brief
Commissioner Baxter visits town. Miss Ella Over of Arizona visits Mr and Mrs Martin in Linton. H B Tuttle and William Macnider in Emmonsburg. Jurors and witnesses attend court in Linton. Judge Winchester outs to shoot prairie chickens. Local notices about rental property and visitors from Hull and Dale country. Mary Green denies eloping with a bald headed man in a rubber tire buggy.
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Ella Over
Arizona
Mrs. Martin
Linton
H. B. Tuttle
William Macnider
Judge Winchester
M. A. Dawson
West Linton
J. G. Pitts
S. C. Potter
Martin van Soest
B. G. Noman
Hull
G. Biesheuvel
N. van de Klashorst
John van Rissen
M. Farrell
Napoleon
Campbell
Soo
Braddock
Thomas McCrory
John Stiles
Winona
Hazelton
Messrs
H. E
Freda Frankhauser
Dale Country
Annie Muag
Edward Manay
Mary Green
Trial delays and venue shift mark district court session
The district court saw delays as the State v van de Vorste case faced demurrers and a 24 hour delay for readiness. A motion to change venue to Mc Intosh county was granted amid concerns of bias, while several civil cases and settlements were reported and the editor urged passage of a direct primary law.
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van de Vorste
Stevens
Attorny
Lynn
Dr. Hogue
Bird
Linton
van Beek
John Roop
Alec
Hazelton
John Stiles
Winona
W. H. Winchester
Williamson
Messrs
Winchester
McIntosh County
D. R. Streeter
C. A. Patterson
Emmons County
J. I. Case Machine Manufacturing Co
Anton K. Fischer
Wishek
Turner
Wargo
Teresa Malekowski
Weinstein Bros
E. L. Miller
Geo. W. Lynn
Kidder County
Linrox Candidate for County Auditor Announces Candidacy
J. G. Pitts declares his candidacy for County Auditor in Linrox North Dakota on August 23 1904 and asks for voters support.
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Linrox, N. D
J. G. Pitts
Rowerdink Announces Candidacy for County Judge
In Linton North Dakota on August 25 2004 C Rowerdink announces candidacy for the office of County Judge. He signs the notice with respect.
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Linton, N. D
C. Rowerdink
Emmons County Regis ter of Deeds hopefuls announce
Two Republican notices from Linton North Dakota in August 1904 announce candidacies for the office of Register of Deeds. Frank B Invint asks GOP support at the September 22 county convention. P J Wittmayer declares his candidacy subject to the convention’s will.
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Linton
N. D
Emmons County
Register of Deeds
Frank B. Invint
P. J. Wittmayer
Bismarck
William G. Carley
Frederick Eyes
Christ. Winterton
Hazelton
Homer Stoddard
Ira J. Mandigo
H. Jewell
Register
Emmons County Sheriff and Treasurer Candidacies Announced
In Linton on August 29 1904 Peter Shier announces re election for sheriff of Emmons County and on August 31 1904 William Muench declares candidacy for county treasurer pledging to perform duties personally without a deputy.
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Linton, N. D
Emmons County
Peter Shier
Linton
N. D
Tom
William Muench
Aven Seeks County Treasurer Nomination at Republican Convention
H. W. Aven submits his candidacy for county treasurer of Emmons County subject to the Republican county convention ballot. The notice appears in Linton North Dakota dated September 1, 1904.
City Drag Line and Rentals Advertised in One Notice
An ad lists hauling services by Cas Baker offered promptly at reasonable rates and invites contact at Brophy's Restaurant. It also advertises a rent "three-room" house in West Linton with improvements, a garden, out-houses, and a potential furniture sale by Mrs. M. A. Dawson. Additionally noted is school books and supplies at Trow's Drug and Book Store.
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Brophy
Cas. Baker
West Linton
Major Pitts
M. A. Dawson
Linton
N. D
Trow’s Drug and Book Store
Lintonites Enjoy Outdoor Meal at Long Lake
Residents at Long Lake including Fulmer Bell Gay Covers Hogue Hagg Wm Jones Fred Petrie Sr and Wallace Petrie report a lively day with geese ducks chickens and plenty of mosquitoes while lingering with wet feet and hearty appetites during the outing.
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the McCormick
Linton Bazar
Andy
Peter
John P. Pfeifle
Linton Feed Store
Linton Bakery
Ang. Obermeijer
Broadway
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Braddock
Linton, North Dakota
Kyes
North Dakota
Vorlander
Linton State Bank
PETRI
General Merchandise
Atul Abs
Tma Abe
Linton Postoffice
Vr. B. Irvine
Bank of Pies
Bright Attorneys
Baxter
Justice Court
American Book Co
Bakker
Glanavon
Wm. H. Brown
Henry C. Pratt
Eureka Bazar
Cora E. Junge
Alta White
L. A. Weatherby
Mr. Crain
Mr. Weatherby
Messrs. Williamson
Armstrong and Brown
Silas
Equity Lumber Co
Cannon Ball
Gayton Ad
United States
J. Cleach
E. E. Semling
H. W. Aven
A. L. Abel
First Bank of
Burr Oak
County of
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Omcore
Scr
Esrsccts
Acesiens Sles Ee Epites
James Burbage
A. D
J. Taylor
David G. Sites
St. Louis
Capt. Cushing
Acme
Christ. Wolfer
Wm. Southwick
the Jeweler
Emma Stirling
Clella McDonnell
Kate Harvey
Coventry
Court of Public Opinion
R. RB
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