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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
2
In Lintee Portice the Emmons County Record discusses local culture and public order. It notes earlier game times and references governors and proclamations, while reflecting on European views of potential future conflict and the role of military personnel amid peacetime challenges.
The article argues state game laws favor game wardens and criticizes the system as political. It cites Emmons County wardens earning little in fees, calls for direct state reporting and removal if duties lapse, and discusses widespread violations in sparsely settled counties. It also critiques Gov Burke’s stance on railroad taxation and state equalization practices amid political maneuvering.
Spring Creek ice available in large or small lots. Ice-house open Sundays mornings by Pagel and Broman. Money to Joan on First Mortgage Farm Property. Dowling and Charles offer reasonable rates and advance to complete final proof in Farwo North Dakota.
A fragmentary tale recounts a human skeleton in the Louvre with a history tied to Saleisan el Aleter. Aleter, once a French revolutionary army commander in Egypt, was court Martialed and executed by burning. The eerie portrayal highlights grim, ritualistic punishment.
A translated report describes banners of fine snow produced by northern storms sweeping the California Alps. White cone forms stream before winds from mountain tops, stretching for miles. The glittering phenomenon, rare, results from regular mountain curvature bending snow against the marsh top and shaping it.
A vivid slice of winter fun shows Canadian boys barrel racing on ice with ordinary barrels stripped of their Leeds. Barrages of bobbing barrels and scrambling skaters create a lively spectacle for spectators, as mishaps and twists punctuate the race along a quarter mile course.
A fragment from the Brooklyn Citizen depicts a milkman apologizing for melancholic milk caused by recent weather. The dialogue features a customeyed remark about a blue yolk and a humorous yet somber note on dairy mood influenced by climate. The piece reads as a brief urban vignette with playful personification.
Mr Wysun asserts control over what is good for Mrs Wysun in a curt exchange. The dialogue hints at an uneasy dynamic with a courtroom tone as he claims the role of judge over her welfare.
An OCR fragment discusses English vowel order words like abstentious and facetious, mentions The Joker and Boozem, and references the Dandy Horse bicycle invention by Baron von Drais. The passage blends quotes from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and sketches of early bicycle design with two wheels and a front arm rest.
A register of deeds record lists numerous United States transfers and private deeds. Names include Katharina Schmidt, Joseph Baumgartner, Louise Carley, H. F. Hunter, and John Tracy with parcels in Linton and Hague additions. Various deed types cited include warranty, quit claim, receiver’s final receipt, and executor’s deeds.
Notice of sale of university and school lands in Emmons County North Dakota to be offered at public auction in Lis to the highest bidder on November 14 1907 from 9 am to 5 pm. Lands will be sold in parcels with no bid below appraised value. Purchaser pays one fifth at sale and four equal installments over 5 10 15 and 20 years with 6 percent interest annually in advance. A contract fee of 5 is due at sale. The University and School Lands Board may accept or reject any bid.
A London Telegraph quip describes Polly the parrot finding a bunkered nest while a joke about birds and mischief opens a column. The second piece by Francis W Host in Engineering News explains stone fracture planes and how quarry bed inclination affects the standard 80 rule for stone placement in buildings.
The article lists regions by thunder frequency, naming Jayi as the top with ninety seven thundery days annually, followed by Sumatra eighty six Hindustan fifty six Borneo fifty four the Gold Coast fifty two and Rio de Janeiro fifty one. In Europe Italy leads with thirty eight days while France and southern Russia have sixteen Britain and Switzerland seven each and Norway four. Cairo shows only three and northern Turkestan and polar regions are extremely rare for thunder.
A brief dialogue shows a husband and wife blaming each other over forgotten spectacles. The wife claims uncertainty while the husband accuses her recall, highlighting mutual forgetfulness and a light quarrel tone.
In a backstage moment the Stage Manager asks why the cue went unanswered as four performers prepared to go on stage. The dialogue reveals tension about who should advance first, with Super-O waiting for the others to perform.
A brief Baltimore American appearance contrasts secrecy with trust. A dialogue questions why secrets matter and who can prove they keep them. A Goethe quotation about age and truth rounds the page.
United States Land Office notices Abraham L. Abel to prove five years residence and cultivation on the northwest quarter of section 10 in township 118, range 76 west. Hearing before L. A. Weatherby in Linton on October 11, 1907. Witnesses James Gillespie Joseph Fuller Ole Paulson William Carmicheal at Linton. M. W. Jewedl, Register.
A notice from Emmons County records states that the warced settler has filed notice of final proof for desert land claim. The hearing is set before Cattle, judge, at 1:00 PM on October 8, with witnesses A Crain and W E Petrie from Linton and William Jones and J Marchant of Linton to prove continuous residence and cultivation on the south half of the southeast quarter and the west half of the southwest quarter of section 3, township 122 north, range 68 west.
Notice from Ustron States Laxp Office Bismarck North Dakota dated August 8 107 to permit final proof for a land claim. The claimant Edward E Lug t E H No Qi seeks to prove up title to the north half of the northeast quarter section 1 township 182 north range 7 west Fifth PM before Charles B Carley Emmons County judge in Linton North Dakota on October 22. Witnesses listed: Hert Chase Eddie Brooks Walter E Krick Asa M Britts all of Linton North Dakota. H. Jewell Register.
Notice is given that Patrick T Malone has fled notice of intention to make final proof in support of his claim before Charles B Carley at Liston North Dakota on October 21. He names witnesses John T McGouif Marie North Dakota W T McGuire of Marie Frank Evan of Marie and W H Grogan of Marie to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the land for the Northwest Quarter of Section 3 Township 13 North Range 74 West. M H Jewell, Register.
United Starrs Laxn Grrney Bismanck North Dakota August 23 1907 notices a named settler will make five year final proof in support of his claim before the register and receiver of the United States land office at Bismarck North Dakota October 23 1907 William T Brooks for the northwest quarter of section 25 township 133 north range 76 west names witnesses F A Muckler Charley DeWitt William O Irwin Daniel Bollinger all residents of Linton North Dakota Register Jewecl
In Bismahck North Dakota on August 23 1907 notice is given that F A Muckler has filed for five year final proof to support his claim. The proof will be before the register and receiver at Bismarck on October 23 1907. Witnesses include William T Brooks Jesse Chase James A Gillespie all of Linton North Dakota. M A Jewell register.
United States LAISh Office announces a land entry notice listing Charley De Witt and others with case numbers and dates. Names include Jesse Chase E A Keebler M H Jewell and Register H. E. No. 19625 dated September 29, 1902 for the N E quarter of section 10 township 133 north range 76 west of Fifth Principal Meridian.
Hannah M. Plumb files proof for her claim E 3 of NW 1 4 and E 1 4 of SW 4 12 two 133 N range 74 W in Emmons county North Dakota. Proof to be made before Charles B. Carley at Linton on October 26, 1907. Witnesses: Henry L. Shaff Roy Towne Ruth Maggie Towne and QO E Parsons all of Marie North Dakota. M H Jewen Register.
Julia I Knutson, H.E.No Ist, dated Aug 1, files for southeast quarter of northeast quarter, north half of southeast quarter and southwest quarter of southeast quarter in section I, township 7 west, Fifth PM. Witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation are Judson J. Wells, Charles W. Wells, William J. Marchant, and Benjamin T. Johnson, all of Linton, N.D. Register Jewel signs.
In Emmons County North Dakota before Judge Charles B. Carley the court cites Jakob Fischer petitioning for letters of administration for Franz Carl Fischer deceased. Hearing set for October 18 1907 at 2 PM in Linton. Respondents listed. show cause why petition should not be granted.
In Manek North Dakota August 3 1807 county court of Emmons county meets at Linton for a land grant matter. Johan Volk H E No 15456 dated December 6 1901 covers lot 1 and section 4 township 132 north range 74 west of Martin Ohlhauser Emmonsburg Jacob Burckhardt Jr Emmonsburg John Renschler Emmonsburg Jacob Burckhardt Sr Emmonsburg M H Jeweur Register.
United States Land Office announces that Richard Zeigler filed notice of intention to make final proof on his claim for the southeast quarter of section 8, township 12 north, range 7 west. Proof will be made before L. A. Weatherby, United States commissioner, at Linton, North Dakota, on October 1. Neighbors listed include Thomas Jones, William Wells, William Jones, and Wallace F. Petrie, all of Linton. M. H. Jewell, Register.
United States Lane Office announces that a named settler filed final proof to support his claim, to be seen before Judge Charles B. Carley in Emmons County at Linton, North Dakota, on October 9. Claimant H. B. No. 30716 for the N W quarter of section 4 and the W of N E quarter of section 8, Township 131 North Range 77 West, with witnesses listed from Linton, N D. Register M. H. Jewell notes the date.
Notice of Commutation Final Proof by JOAN ALFRED BERG WW No 28432 dated June 25 1904 for section 4 township 90 north range 4 west. Proof to be made before L A Weatherby at Linton ND on September 25 2007. Witnesses: Joseph Welsbeek Rudolph Mirau Moses Cornelison Adam Senter. Registered by the U S Register.
The U S Land Office at Bismarck N Dakota issued a land entry notice for Elmer D Fogle case No 27055 dated May 24 1907. The hearing before Judge Charles B Carley ex officio clerk of the county court of Emmons county will be held at Linton North Dakota on October 24 1907. Witnesses to prove residence and claims include George H McLain Clarence McLain Mathew Nielson Winchester ND and Thomas J Richardson of Linton ND. Registered M H Jewell.
A long OCR fragment catalogs brands and marks for numerous cattle and horses. Entries include owners like Baker, Chapman, Davis, Dornbush, Fisher, Goughnour, Hauser, Hoon, and many others, with brand positions noted on hips, shoulders, or sides. The list couples animals with brands and owners, indicating a regional stock-raising record or auction ledger.
An incomplete report hints at recent games and outcomes. It mentions a player mid thirties, a coach, visits, and a forced action related to a fourth game. The text is garbled and names are unreadable, leaving only fragments of scores and event cues.
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