Mary Clark Engleman Obituary
Mary Clark Engleman died last Wednesday March 24 after years of illness at her mother's home in Braddock born Paint Lick Kentucky September 8 189? She moved with her parents to Braddock in 1907 and lived there most of her life Services were held at Union Church Thursday noon and she was buried in Lancaster Kentucky beside her father She is survived by her mother father two brothers Walter and Smith and two sisters Margaret and Christine Community sympathy is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark Engleman
Walter Brown
Mary
Paint Lick
Braddock
Union Church
Lancaster
Walter
Smith
Margaret
Christine
Easter Song in Nature and Faith by Ninette M. Lowater
Poem celebrates Christ’s resurrection through vivid spring imagery. A narrator urges living Easter joy beyond church walls and vows to praise God amid grass, trees, birds, and awakening earth. The voice beckons souls in darkness to look to the risen Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Heaven
Earth
Ninette M. Lowater
Pioneer Days In Town and Out From Record
W B Lee was in town day before yesterday. Miss Grace Bales closed her school at No 2 in Glanavon. Miss Mary D Farrell of Williamsport closed a term at Emmonsburg. Sheriff Shier was in town last Saturday. James B Gayton was in town last Saturday and left Sunday. Robert Buchanan and John Gough nour came up from the valley last Saturday. Jacob Fischer and Michael Senger came up from Exeter district last Tuesday. They report seeding under way. Wm Macnider of Fort Yates was in town Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lee
Grace Bales
Glanavon
Mary D. Farrell
Williamsport
Emmonsburg
Sheriff Shier
James B. Gayton
Robert Buchanan
John Goughnour
Jacob Fischer
Michael Senger
Exeter
Wm. Macnider
Fort Yates
Easter Dance at See Man Park Pavilion
Park Board hosts a Big Easter Dance at the Pavilion See Man Park on Monday April Std with Smiths Six Piece Orchestra providing music. Lunch available in the hall. Buses run from Leaver’s Corner to transport attendees, proceeds fund park development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Seeman Park
Smith
Leaver’s
Stray horses sought with reward in Strasburg North Dakota
Two horses are missing since November including a 2-year-old black stallion with a star on the forehead and a gray mare colt with white hind legs, about 900 and 800 pounds. Reward offered by Michael Materi in Strasburg Section 9-130-75. Also notes Liberty Bond exchange at First National Bank Linton and Farmers State Bank Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Linton
Farmers State Bank
Emmons County Record Ownership Statement 1920
Notarized ownership report for the Emmons County Record dated April 1 1920 from Linton North Dakota. Editor and publisher F B Streeter lists owners and major security holders including Mercantile Linotype Co New York City. Sworn before Notary Fred Heinrich March 29 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County Record
Linton
North Dakota
State of
Emmons
R . Streeter
F. B. Streeter
N. D
F. 3 Streeter
Fred Heinrich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ing
Linton, North Dakota
Frank Chestown
A. E. Becker
Otto T. Becker
Seeley
E. Thompson
Sovel
Fard
Northwestern Motor Co., Inc
Michael Materi
Strasburg, N. D
Thompson
J. A. Lang
Linton, N. Dak
Congress
Strasburg Drug CO
R. Volk
THE
First State Bank
Strasburg’ Bazaar
Strasburg Hardware CO
B. Wald, Prop
J. J. Poort
Strasburg Auto CO
Fords
Oaklands
Sara Zig
Deboer & van Soest
Strasburg Lumber CO
Conrad Kraft
Kraft Elevator CO
Kraft & Foryziak
Studebaker Cars
Liberty Grain CO
Peter C. van Soest
Maxwell
Oldsmobile
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!