Linton News Roundup Highlights Local Events and People
Linton community reports arrivals and visits from Mrs. G W Lynn Mrs P F Knudsen and others. Local hires include janitor Dick Zeigler. Auctions and sales feature good draft horses a Majestic range and new Salamander scale at the Bazar elevator. Traffic includes livestock trains and auto purchases as town activity picks up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Knudsen
Dale
Pennsylvania
J. R. Davis
Turner's Restaurant
Napoleon blind-pig case shocks early state jurisprudence
The Napoleon case involving B G McElroy and landlord Wentworth has been tried and recorded as highly remarkable. The discharged defendant’s reason cites disbelief in prohibition law, noted by the judge as creative yet sagacious. The Braddock News remarks on biased supreme bench decisions and praises the outcome as extraordinary for the era. A letter from Mrs C H Hammond of Stites Idaho greets old friends and reflects pioneer endurance and Idaho life. Also advertised: Barb-wires cuts cures for horses and cattle at 25 cents a bottle from Linton Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagg
Linton
St. Paul
Ignatz Bosch
Alexander Kelsch
Fred Kelsch
Joseph Bosch
Anton Horner
Hermann Thoreson
Stone Episcopal Church
Maple Avenue
W. O. Irwin
Pollock
Wm. Irwin
Brandon
Wis
Herreid
Cole
Sheriff Jones
Willy
Naramore
Irvine & Bjones
B. G. McElroy
Wentworth
Hizzonner
Supreme Bench
Braddock News
Linton Drug Company
Carl Vorlander
Bids Wanted for Building Schoolhouse in Glanavon District
Sealed bids will be opened by the Glanavvon School District No 4 board at Schoolhouse No 5 at 2 p.m. on September 4 1909 for building a schoolhouse. Bid envelopes marked Bids for Building Schoolhouse to John Biddlecomb Clerk. Bonds double the contract amount required. board may reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanavvon
John Biddlecomb
Glanavanhee District
Winona
Glanaven
A Talk on Indians in St Paul by Major McLaughlin
Major James McLaughlin of North Dakota argues against claims Indians are more numerous now than at discovery and cites population declines of the Lions Cravs and Sisseton while noting stabilization in the Northwest and growth on eastern reservations. He asserts absorption into the white race via intermarriage and praises adapted health improvements among Indians on newer reservations, including tastes for salted foods and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPL
Detroit
Minn
White
Northern Pacific
Frank Jaszkowiak
Bismarck
Frank
Clinton, Ill
St. Paul
James McLaughlin
North Dakota
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
U. Columbus
Merchants
Mel Laughlin
New Mailand
Msene
Northwest
Great Lakes
Rockies
Devils Lake
Sisseton
Missouri
Campoor
Wiley
Washington
School census delays and urban youth trends in Enunot
Census figures show a rise in Enunot's school population amid concerns about street influence on boys. Analysts blame after school hours on roadsides for bad language and idle habits, urging parental cooperation with teachers to keep youths off streets at night.
Foreclosure Notice of Chattel Mortgage in Emmons County
Public foreclosure notice lists default under a chattel mortgage dated August 2007 from Frank Skellenger of Linton to GT. Writehard of Linton as mortgagor and mortgagee, with a debt of 1528.80. Sheriff sale set at the courthouse door in Linton on September 15 at 2:00 PM, describing the thrashing outfit and related property. Also includes homestead entry notice for Joseph Whapp in North Dakota and a civil action in Emmons county with summons and required appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elattel Port Maugre
Auprust
Pradt Skellenger
Linton
J Mortgagor
GT. Writehard
Ayul
Frank Sloetlenged
Gab. Pritchard
Skellenger
Frank Shketlenger
Sant Thrash
Emmons
Bach
of Pres
Pirte
North Dakota
Telleyeany
Emmons County
North Dakotas
North
Peketa
Nn Lon
Coventry
Stormeys
Plaintauy
Land Port Licenses and Homestead Notice at Strasburg
Property records show Vincens Muller of North Dakota applying for a land patent under Serial No. 01DE7S for a homestead port in the Northeast quarter of Section 11, Township 75 north, Range 5 east, Fifth Principal Meridian. The notice lists witnesses Treen Widep and others, with Kand Rinks as clerk and John Jewell as register, and sets October 4 as the hearing date at Dickinson District Court in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUE Bor
Hepatioeateal
Biamarek
NOD
North Dakota
Ageriliva Vale
Aisoyn
Torthawest
Kane
Barth
Moerdinn
Rooks
Chakot
Linton
Biamarck
Nigrust
Hetelin
Vincens Muller
Nenil
Mange
Clerkiet
Lintan
Tiaketa
Strasburg
Strashure
Palace Datel Dining Pleases Patrons In Pismarek
A dining venue called Palace Datel in Pismarek attracts guests with good service and prompt kitchen output. Patrons praise timely sous and attentive staff in a concise report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pismarek
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Dick Zeigler
Linton Bakery
G. W. Lynn
John Owens
The
Advocate
Minneapolis
Col. Weatherby
Badger
Engwald Renley
Vivian
Canton
S. D
J. A. Stember
Episcopal Church
Cameron
International Falls
Linton Bazar
Henry C. Smith
Aberdeen
Hawkins
Richland County
Wahpeton
Wolverton
Lydia
Phillip Hetterle
Hazelton
Emil Victor
Rudolph
Claude Pettis
F. A. Sherwood
Mr. Pettis
George
Stone Hotel
Dr. Hogue
Chicago
Hermann Hardt
Christian Baltzer
Register of Deeds
Logan County
Napoleon
Hardt
Emil
Baltzer
Logan-Mciintosh
House of Representatives
Lisbon
Lower Broadway
Peter Farrell
Hazelton Country
Lizzie
Milwaukee
Pine Ridge
Indian Service
Glen Allin
Morten County
Mandan
W. J. Moore
C. A. Patterson
J. B
Jimmy) Davies
Washburn
Mr. Patterson
Howard Brothers
Fort Yates
Yates
C. H. Hammond
Hartford
Stites
Idaho
Glanavon
Big Muddy
Picater
Enunot
Lil Who
Linton Market Report
Raddock
Tabor
Braddock
Kintyre
Adner
Gentle
Burr Oak
Gayton
Winona Asahhe
Winchester
Williamsport
Cherry
Logan
Odessa
Bakker
Selz
Union
Peter
Strasbury
Buchanan
Marie
Wells
Danbury
Nice Vic Lisa
Harley Kutter
Tinten
Willanditions
Fnivens
Mortsngen
Linten, N, By
Ates
Wattios Vincens Muller
Kelty Ilis
Ceodachiin
Strwhiuryg
H Sebwallig
JEWEL
Mendelowitz, Prope
Linton, Norte Dakota
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