Emmons County editor defends historic county deal details
The Emmons County Record responds to a Republican editor’s critique by defending past county transactions relating to the Williamsport block purchase and railroad era tax deals. It recounts figures, parties, and motives, arguing transparency and accuracy while challenging the editor to verify old claims and public records.
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Thurston
Wittmayer
Lynn
Mr. Wittmayer
Turston
Dan Williams
Messrs. Gayton, Yeater
Child
Williamsport
Republican
Macdonald and
Baxter
Jakob Fischer
Board of Commissioners
United States
Fred A. Baker
Detroit
Swartz
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
N. P. Company
Two Escaped North Dakota Convicts At Large
Officials from the North Dakota State Penitentiary have hunted for two escaped convicts still at large after four fled last week following a prison baseball game. Recaptured men were found near McKenzie, while a horse thief helped himself to food and a horse at Hat Kenney near Linton before fleeing. Sheriff Shier Dr Hogue and Wm Jones joined the pursuit. the later identified man was not one of the escapees but was wanted for horse stealing.
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North Dakota State Penitentiary
McKenzie
Kenney
Shier
Dr. Hogue
Wm. Jones
Changed Owners Rights in Numerous Lots under US Certificates
Receiver's Certificates convey title from United States to multiple grantees including Henry M. Hanson Frank Meier Alfred Elwess Neil Mitchell Heinrich Ohl hauser Mabel Morton Otto Martini Michael Feyerisen Johannes Braun Joseph Willem Nils Larvick Baldasar Mattern Clarence Fetterley William A. Taylor Edgar Mickel Kasper Feist Theodore Meppen William Beard David Freeman Faustin Vetter Christian Christiansen Albert Bentler Martin Dockter Christina Linder Mann Arthur Phillips Charles W. Ahern Friedrich Hoff Martin Hicks in various quarter and lot configurations. Quit-Claim and Warranty Deeds record transfers among private parties with nominal sums.
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United States
Henry M. Hanson
Frank Meier
Alfred T. Elwess
Neyrand
Neil Mitchell
Landechfof
Heinrich Ohlhauser
Mabel F. Morton
Otto Martini
Michael Feyeriisen
Johannes Braun
Baldasar Mattern
Clarence Fetterley
William A. Taylor
Edgar O. Mickel
Kasper Feist
Theodore Meppen
William EB. Beard
David W. Freeman
Faustin Vetter
Christian J. Christiansen
Albert M. Bentler
Martin Dockter
Christina Lindermann
Arthur Phillips
Charles W. Ahern
Friedrich Hoff
Martin Hicks
North Dakota Emmons County Summons in Civil Action
State of North Dakota summons Linton Basar v E W Chase in Emmons County Sixth Judicial District District Court. Defendant must answer the complaint within thirty days of service or a default judgment will be entered. Dated July 27, 1912.
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