In Town and Out From the Record 1887
Assessor Hank visits county seat Tuesday. A white blooded pig remains missing. Frost captures crops while farmers work railroads and thrash grain. Beav er Creek area sees new residents from Toledo. Record showcases Minnesota corn and a moving store wagon. Sheriff Wade brings a mammoth pumpkin. A note urges timely payment to the paper. Letters discuss Emmons county maps and local agriculture reports.
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Hank
Byron Swartz
Squire Southwick
Winchester
Toledo
Ohio
Beaver Creek
John McCrory
Winona
Williamsport
Emmons County Annual Audit 1912 Finances
Auditor and treasurer report Emmons County ND outlines receipts and disbursements for the fiscal year ending June 30 1912. Document details funds sources expenditures and overall county financial position with emphasis on public accounts and governance.
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Emmons
Emmons County Tax Roll Figures For 1912
The document records the emblems of property valuation in Emmons County North Dakota for the current year. It lists assessed values including farm land city and village real estate personal property railroads and public utilities with a total assessed value of 4 054 915 dollars. The treasurer G W Naramore and auditor John R Snyder certify the figures sworn before Notary Scott Cameron on September 2 1912.
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Parm Land Co
Spate
North Dakota
Ounty
Eivisiona
N_ p
Emmons
Waldemar Wenzlaf
Aldemar Wenzlaefp
Franz Temvel
Waldemar Wenztare
Protecting the Game Birds Dear Editor
A farmer appeals for protection of prairie chickens as essential insect eaters and warns that city sportsmen with dogs threaten open season. He argues farmers must post notices to keep hunters off their land and urges humane limits on hunting to guard the birds.
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Etg
Africa
J. R. Davis
TEMVIK NEWS SUMMARY FROM ND RECORD
Mrs Davis remains on the sick list as Harris family notes a busy period of travel and work. Gottlieb Schatz Sr returns from St Paul while Philip Tempel begins work at Occident Elevator. Local residents move between Linton New Leipzig and Marion for visits and business as Rev Wiley reports large church attendance.
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Heward
Davis
Gottlieb Schatz
St. Paul
Geo
Isaac
New Home
N. D
Philip Tempel
M. Larvick
Ralph Helms
Linton
A. M. Wiley
Houe
Wiley
J. J. Davis
Henry Kusler
Nurelia
S. D
G. Schatz
Lydia Schatz
Chas. DeWitt
Chas. Gontka
Hartford
John Dalke
N. P
New Leipzig
A.H. Irvine
Alice Snyder
B. Tempel
Pauline
Master Arthur
Marion
Theresa Kobe
Brown
Tim Vick
Reliable party sought to run Temvik hotel on lease
Wanted a trustworthy party to operate the Temvik North Dakota hotel on a long lease. Trade for anything or sale at a bargain considered. Address Box 14 Temvik ND.
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Temvik
N.D
Willent
N. D
Walter Norman Promoted to Head Bookkeeper in Tomahawk
Walter Norman of Tomahawk Wisconsin a 1910 graduate of Mankato Commercial College has been promoted to head bookkeeper at a salary of 100 dollars monthly. He credits the college training and urges others to consider business or shorthand courses at Mankato Commercial College. Free catalogue available by mail. Bend for it. Address Mankato Commercial College Mankato Minnesota. For job printing of any kind contact Emmons County Record office and examine samples.
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Walter Norman
Tomahawk, Wis
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Emmons County Record Office
Emmons County Seeks Bids for Lignite Coal Delivery
County commissioners invite sealed bids to furnish sixty five tons of lignite coal to be delivered and placed in the bunkers at the courthouse in Linton North Dakota. Bids must be received by 12 noon on October seventh. County Auditor John R. Snyder authorizes.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
Linton
N. D
Report on Tempeleton State Bank Temvik ND September 4 2012
Report of the Condition of the Tempe lton State Bank at Temvik North Dakota as of close of business September 4 2012 listing resources including loans and discounts overdrafts secured warrants stocks tax certificates claims and other real estate along with cash due from other banks and total liabilities capital stock paid in surplus fund and time certificates of deposit.
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Tempelton State Bank
Temvik
North Dakota
Bank Statement for First Bank of Linton
The document presents a banking statement showing assets and liabilities, including surplus, undivided profits, and deposits. It records a total of 116283 in assets and includes signatures of cashier Irwin and notary Chas Coventry, dated September 10, 1916.
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Linton
Hank
Uverman
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DAA
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Tsank
Linton Weat
Hague
Sant Teytaeman-American State Bank
Anu
Bank of Hazelton Ash Paruers
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Baht Bank of Mazelton
Kintyre
Ly Security State Bank
Oveee
Ite
State
Pittious County State Bank Sizv
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