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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
1
North Dakota soldiers expect to be home around the 29th or 30th of the month. They rest at the Presidio in San Francisco with easy life, ample food, and butter on both sides of bread. A celebratory time is planned in each town that supplied a company. The regiment is praised as a credit to the state.
President Louvet of France pardons Capt. Dreyfus who was found guilty of treason in 1894 and exiled to Devil's Island. The pardon follows global opinion and is portrayed as a rebuke of the prior military judges, provoking thanksgiving that such legal outrages could occur in a different country.
Auditor Braddock sends Philadelphia Inquirer summary on the national encampment of the Grand Army in Philadelphia. The 6rth Atlantic fleet under Admiral Sampson attended and naval veterans joined a Monday parade, followed by a vast Tuesday Grand Army parade described as a high-water mark unlikely to be equaled.
The piece laments excluding critics while praising patriotic events held Wednesday through Friday, including a Naval parade and President McKinley’s speech at the Academy of Music. It champions love of the flag and condemns Aguinaldo sympathizers as un-American during a week of public stirring remarks.
The Record Office notes the Daw son Roller Mill will be ready for business around October 5. Mr Roberts plans full preparation to produce good flour and satisfy customers. Previously the mill drew steady patronage from Emmons county with positive remarks from farmers who used it for ground feed. Farmers are urged to bring wheat to the mill.
Bishop Shanley conducted confirmation at Strasburg church last Saturday and again at the McIntosh county church the following Sunday. Father Bernard, pioneer Emmons county priest, acted as interpreter for the bishop amid a Russo German and English speaking congregations. The bishop is popular across the state for his public stances.
Sheriff Rooks and Isaac Dornbush traced Peter Green’s buggy and team stolen from the Holland settlement. They found the thief, Fred Brown, had sold the assets and were led to a farm in Kidder county. Brown confessed to selling the team north of Dawson and was jailed in Bismarck.
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