Pioneer Days In Town and Out
From the Record dated Sept 13 1889 this item collects brief notes: Hawks family illness and rattlesnake kill near their home. Beaver Creek visitor F M Burge. Mrs Chas S Lane visiting Williamsport. trips to Eureka. Thurber brothers harvest 540 acres of grain with their header. 3 ft 7 in parsnip raised by Armstrong. Casselman leaves for Chicago market with cattle. thrashing yields exceed expectations. sod wheat yields 21 and 20 bushels per acre on Packer and Rush lands. Burr Oak resident F D Smith visited Cherry Grove buying the Cleveland Bay stallion Stafford for 2000. A curious incident describes a break in at Frank Hart’s home ending with six steaks carried by dogs. Scribe trades for rice and porterhouse steak. six dogs carry steaks in six directions led by Capt Cotton’s pulp. John Kurtz reports inquiries about oats meadow grass seed shed this year. W B Andrus visits Winona social and praises the school. Ackinson Moore resigns justice of the peace at Winona. T F Lee appointed to vacancy. McKaskey listed for sale at Temvik Bazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goughnour
St. Paul
Emmons County
Goughnour
Harve Smith
Glencoe
Couer d’ Alene
Idaho
Moffit
Bismarck
Undertaker Webb
John Wilde
Hazelton
West & Crawford
Jos. Wohlman
New Salem
N.D
West
Cottage Street
Wohlman
Bradbury
H. A. Arms Strong
Progressives Present Full State Ticket In Campaign
The Progressive party will field a complete state ticket on the official ballot and begin active campaigning around September first. Siver Scrumgard of Devils Lake leads for United States Senator, Prof. H. H. Aaker of Fargo for Governor, and Hon. Frank J. Temple of McClusky for Lieutenant Governor. The ad urges supporters to unite behind the full slate for the Progressive cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Siver Scrumgard
Devils Lake
United States
H. H. Aaker
Fargo
Frank J. Temple
McClusky
Friends of Progressive Principles
Hazelton Happenings in a Northern Dakota Town
Hazelton updates include Mrs. Yeater laid up with blood poisoning, Buckns family welcomes a son born August 22, and County Physician Monteith lifting scarlet fever quarantine. Local sports note Buchanan ball team defeated 28 to 2 by Hazelton. Also: market moves, travel, deaths, tornado of small-town events, and new church dedication planned for October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Yeater
Cliff Kurtz
F. E. Buck
S. A. Mikalson
Delphia
Mont
Geo
Laverly
WD. W. Casey
Residence on Center and Cook Avenue to house returnees
Ninety five head of horses to pick from at Blore's place. Horses right and prices, right. Come and see them. Joan H. Blore, Winona, N. D. Adv. Applications for hunters licenses mailed to banks and post offices in the county. Fill out the blanks, attach a money order for $1.00, send to the county auditor, and license will be sent by return mail. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blore
Joan H. Blore
Winona, N. D
Adv
Sand Creek News Highlights 1914 Social Events
Correspondence notes visits from Fred Flegel and Peter Reich from Beaver Valley, John Pfaff's Montana homestead return through thrashing season, and weekend gatherings at Reich homes. Linton visitors Clint Wagher and John Wolfer joined Matt Reich’s family for August social events. A barn dance with music by Peter Reich and Jacob Hetterly drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flegel
Peter Reich
Beaver Valley
Sand Creek
Clint Wagher
John Wolfer
Linton
Matt Reich
Lizzie and
Jakob Reich
Jacob Hetterly
Hartford Items Correspondence of the Record
Aug 31 notes mention Mr Lawler thrashing oats and meadow larks recalling spring. Longwell family visited Eschs. cloudy weather harms day making with heavy dew each night. Mrs Carrie Hopkins visiting Helfensteins. she lives near Silver Springs North Dakota. Cameron Chamley travelled to Temvik to fetch his sister Mamie for a visit at the old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Longwell
Mrs. Henry Esch
Carrie Hopkins
Department of the Interior
Bismarck
Arthur Orion Mayland
Bradd
Ock
North Dakota
Secton 22
Atention
North Pakots
Nam Henry Miller
Alfred Dizon
John Seeman
Olaf Hedbied
de- Charles B. Carley
Lin- With
Sepe
Braddock
N. Pb
N. Dp
N. P
N. Db
R. N.stevens
Register
Treasurer's Report for Strasburg School District No 15
Treasurer's report for Strasburg School District No 15 in Immons County, North Da includes financial statements, cash balances, and disbursement details for the fiscal period. It outlines revenues from taxes and state aide, expenditures on operations, and notes on warrant activity and fund balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
County of Immons
State of North
Ccc Eee
Amont
Emmons County Seeks Bids for Coal Deliveries
The Emmons County Board invites sealed bids for seventy tons of lignite coal to be placed in the courthouse bunkers at Linton North Dakota. Forty tons due by November 1 1914 and thirty tons by January 1 1915. Bids marked Bids for Coal mailed to the county auditor and opened October 6 1914 at 2 p m. The board may reject any bid. Dated Linton August 19 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
N. U
Linton
N. D
Charles B. Oarley
Benjamin Ketchum
Pauline Ketchum
Hearietta D. Ketchum
Benjamin BE. Ketchum
Herbert E. Ketchum
Louisa J. Sam
North Dakota
Benjamin E. Ketchum
Chicago
Cook
State of Illinois
Illinois
Pauline Kereham
Ee Court
Emmons
G. B. Pritchard
Edward Braddock
the Register of Deeds
Sald Mortgagee
Reeves & Co
First Bank of Linton
Hunter
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5. A. Hawks
Steve Hawks
F. M. Burge
Beaver Creek
Chas S. Lane
Geil
Mandan
Williamsport
Messrs
Brock
Rush
Bentley
Lindsay
Eureka
Thurber Boys
Armstrong
W. S. Casselman
KR. H. Thistlewaite
E.C. Packer
Michael Rush
F.D. Smith
Burr Oak Township
Cherry Grove
Joe Walker
Stafford
Frank Hart
Derr
Record Block
Capt. Cotton
John Kurtz
Kurtz
W. B. Andrus
Winona
W. B
Ackinson Moore
Moore
T. F. Lee
McKaskey
Temvik Bazar
Ady
Stat Normal
Ellend
R. M. Black
Ellendale, N. D
Minnesota
Hamline
Minn
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Northern Pacific
St. Paul-Minneapolis
A. R. Corwine
A. M. Cleland
Gen. Pass. Agt
Nettie
Myrtle Klabunde
Aberdeen
A. E. Klabunde
Montana
J. E. Shaw
Gordon
Wis
Black Bags
Archie Frederick
Washington
L/S. Chapman
Pasco
Temvik, North Dakota
Temvik
Martha Graff
E. H. Hardt
Ellsworth and Moore
J. Graff
F. B. Irvine
Jake
Anna Schenkenberger
L. Harwood
Albright’s
Martha Schatz
Burlingame
Felhaber
Dodd
W. S. Rigler
Minneapolis
Rubin
Ray Brown
Dr. Wolverton
Susie Smith
E. H Hardt
Miss Pudwill
Afr. Moore
Mr. Ellsworth
Mrs. Felhaber
Mrs. Davis
S.D
C. Smith
Egan, S. D
Mothers’ Club
E. M. Larvick
Miss Chamley
South Dakota
Mrs. Broadhead
Lhayser
Nor
Center Street
Cook Avenue
Sand Creek News
John Pfaff
Thrashing
Hartford
Report
Joan I. Snyder
R. U. Brown
Nordak
THE
Cash Store
Chris. Albrecht
Temvik Lumber Yard
Bazar Bi
Kota
T. S
Lipp
John J. Baumgartner
Disseiti Qenent Board
M. Baumgartner
U. S. Land Office
John Kraft
United States Land Office
A. J. Baumgartner
Suspense
N. D. Rochus Vetch
Oerestare
N. Debastian Wald
R.N. Stevens
Wells
County of Emmons
Ccee
Bala
Soanton Menge
Ot Welle
Avdraved Ra
Atte RA
Willen
Jakob Radu
Jharlee B.carley
RAC
A. D. Wi
Charles B. Carley
U.S. Land Office
Eat Morse
Ie Ponty
Firth Principal Meridian
Aerate
Heodore Mel Nbovery
Ray Little
G. B. Stedman
Hall L. Stedman
Temvilk
J. D
RYN. Stevens, Register
Bismarck N.D
George B. Corbin
Lynn
Ohn Schlangen
North Ko
Delta
George W.W. Lynn
Stevens
J. P. Henn
Strasburg, N. D
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