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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
1
Local notes report visits by residents from Winona Hazelton and Westfield. sales of horses poultry and dairy goods. births and marriages in Linton area. Also mentions circus dates April 12 13 and a car accident inquiry and a fire save at the Bazar basement.
A horse belonging to G A Bro man killed after breaking its leg. A farmer chased a ravenous coyote feasting on the carcass, killed it, and retrieved the hide, ears, and scalp. The German buyer increased the price to a dollar, while a county bounty required the tail with the hide. The tale ends with a moral about tricks in all trades except the printer's.
Miss Sins hosts sophomores and teachers on Friday evening March 26. The literary society meets next Friday afternoon April 2. Eighth graders prepare for commence ment last week in May. Preparations for a little people entering April 8. Third and fourth graders surprise Miss McCulloch with a fruit and candy shower Monday afternoon. Prof. Hankins attended the Missouri Slope Teachers Association meeting at Dickinson. Miss McCulloch covers Hawkins classes during his absence. Athletic association plans final basketball exhibitions to balance its deficit. Choir sings Sunday with two members away. Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone is the choir anthem for next Sunday. Pastor N Woop speaks on Some Thoughts Concerning the Christian s Walk.
A letterdated account describes a powwow near Linton sixty eight miles northeast at Chief Muckler's tepee. Bands led by Young Crazy Morse Munn and others attacked Fort Vogue then Muckler's camp, but Allied chiefs and Blewett brokered peace after a surprise party at the Mucklers farm.
The Hazelton Presbyterian church was dedicated with three services led by Rev. A W Wright and Thomas McCurdy LD D. The day featured a Sunday school rally by J R Hughes and a silver communion gift from Key and Mrs John Wray. The church, built for about 5000 dollars, seats 225, is debt free. Funds from a former Williamsport union church were transferred to Hazelton. Pastor recently called is Rev L F Spangberg.
Miss Stattie Hubbard visited Lin ton Wednesday evening and plans a several day stay. Mrs Hl Batzer and Mr Batzer traveled to Wautab Minnesota for relatives and friends, with Mr Batzer departing with her to Bismarck. An organ for the new church arrived from Detroit and will be used at Sunday services. Leonard du Heaume of Linton spoke on land prospects in the area this week. The Record invites local job work inquiries.
Subsidized fares run daily from March 24 to April 27 to North Dakota and Montana points on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. Destinations include Haynes, Mettiover, Bowman, Marmarth and Baker, Miles City, Forsyth, Musselshell, Lavina, Roundup, Harlowton, Moore, Lewistown and other stations. Complete information available from local agents. F A Miller is General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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