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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
3
Multiple mortgage foreclosures and a distress sale notice in Emmons County North Dakota announce foreclosures on properties in Linton and surrounding areas. Listings include the NE 34 134 75 area and South Half SE Quarter etc with sale dates set for September 9 1922 and September 11 1922.
Public foreclosure notices list Karl G Kafer and Adolph Lipman as mortgagees with property in Emmons County North Dakota. The East Half of Section 16 Township 133 North Range 74 West and the Southwest Quarter of Section 4 Township 136 Range 78 are slated for sale to satisfy 4616.15 principal and interest plus 25 attorney fees, taxes, and costs at the Linton courthouse on September 9 1922.
Scott Cameron administrator of the estate of William Davis late of Tacoma Washington published notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to exhibit vouchers within four months at his office in Bismarck North Dakota. First publication August 31 1922. Also notice of mortgage default on a deed by William A Carmichael and Martha Carmichael to Farmers State Bank of Hazelton with assignment dated February 28 1920 registered in the county records.
Notice and citation issue in Walworth County South Dakota and North Dakota for final account distribution of Sarah A. McCollum estate. Respondents named include Libbie McCollum Willie McCollum Sadie McCollum Grace McCollum Lillian McCollum Philip McCollum Lillian Wish Clement Graham Martin and First Presbyterian Church of Java. Hearing set for November 28 1922 at 10 AM in Linton North Dakota court.
The State of North Dakota summons defendants including Edith Eldridge and others to answer a complaint filed in Emmons County District Court. They must respond within 30 days or risk default judgment. The action seeks to quiet title to Lots 7 and 8, Block 1, Original Townsite of Linton.
August 18 1922 notice by Paul C Keyes receiver of First State Bank Eureka North Dakota announces sale of the NE quarter of Section 9 Township 135 North Range 78 with due amount 3382.50 and 3348.00 non payment plus 1920 1921 taxes. Attorney E T Burke for mortgagee.
Notice that by default the mortgagor Wedmer will lose title to the southeast quarter of section 4, township 135, range 78 in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. Mortgage debt totals 3382.60, with sale conducted by Paul C. Keyes as receiver of First National Bank of Eureka South Dakota. The document dates from 1915 and is filed in Book 42 of Mortgages.
Closing cash prices show No 1 dark northern 09 at 1.25, No 1 northern 1.04 1.10, No 1 dark hard 1.08 1.19, No 1 hard 1.00. Durum 92c 97c, No 1 durum 84c 9lc. Corn No 2 elbow 57c 58c. Oats No 2 white 29 32c. Barley 48 cents to 1 dollar. Rye No 2 66c. Flaxseed No 1 2.16 2.17.
South St Paul markets list steers calves cows hogs sheep and lambs with price ranges. Eggs butter live poultry and figures for packing stock rots and eggs per case and per dozen given with notes on quality and viability. A second item notes nine radicals held over a Gary Michigan Central express train wreck plot.
Dr. W C Wolverton defends two emergency operations funded by Emmons County commissioners amid claims of lacking legal authority. He argues the county treated the cases as poor relief, asserts no county physician exists, and cites prior county hospital payments. The letter argues the hospital is self supporting and asserts public interest in county aid.
Four miners have been trapped since midnight Sunday in the Argonaut mine. Rescue efforts from three possible escape routes include cutting passages from the Kennedy mine and penetrating the Argonaut shaft. A second rescue team 300 feet below has shown progress as work continues through Monday. A separate report notes a car shortage hurting Indiana coal mines with multiple closures.
Francois Schmitt of the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York presents a bran pudding recipe described as delicious. The notice also advertises for sale several farming machines including an Avery 32x54 threshing rig, a 36-60 Avery separator with straw carrier, and a rebuilt tractor, with terms offered by M DeBoer Pollock, August-September 7.
Residents are informed of a hearing before the County Superintendent of Schools and the Board of County Commissioners on September 29, 1922 at 2:00 PM. The hearing will consider two petitions to divide Strasburg School District No. 15, one creating a district outside Strasburg village limits and another covering sections 22 through 36. All interested parties should attend at the Court House. Henry H. Hanson, County Superintendent of Schools.
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