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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
2
An unreadable OCR fragment references a local notice about a scheduled action or event. Key names, dates, and places are unclear, leaving the outcome and participants ambiguous.
Local notes from Emmons county reflect spring arrival of meadowlarks and plentiful wild geese, travel updates, and community mentions. Capt. Cotton returns from the capital with a settlement payment, while Keim and family arrive from Hasmarck and Mrs Brock returns from New England. Municipal business, farming activity, and school news are included along with occasional humorous asides.
The Linton schools report pupil and staff movements including Martin Heisler leaving the fourth grade and Jonn and Lydia Smith leaving the third grade. Several withdrawals for farm work are noted and Miss Stoecker will teach in Knox North Dakota. The seventh month attendance totals 2,154 days with 281 absences, 42 tardies, and two pupils perfect in attendance.
Local notes report Adenence of Rerned and convalescences for Kensxers and Gaylord. Van der Leest buys store. Lentenga seen in field. Van der Wal returns from Canada to help with crop. Fred Gaylord sick. Thoreday health hike incident noted. orange City meeting attendance planned. light social commentary items and stock talk included.
Mesk G. W. Renskers is ill under Dr Shockey care. Wm Hegerman starts jeweler business at St Paul and improves. Mr Chas Renskers moves from M Winterburg farm and leaves Emmons Tuesday. Joe Slaugh rents Frankhauser place and moves. Moving becomes common in Westfield as farmers plan faster crop setups and telephone usage ends.
Pacific Elevator urges agents to inform farmers to test seed viability before planting after Minneapolis experiment station shows wide germination differences in same locality. No. 1 Hard at 90 percent, No. 1 Durum 65 percent, barley 99 percent, other sample 30 percent.
A sequence of property transfers records numerous warranty deeds. Emmett E. Gray and wife transfer to James O. Frederick. multiple parcels, prices from 1 to 35000 dollars, appear across Hazelton, Roop’s First Addition, and Strasburg areas. Names include Heroiz, Riedlinger, Batzer, Baumgartner, Fischer, Zacher, Braddock, Chase, Zirbes, Weaver, Grosz, Kieffer, Day County Land Company, Hackney, Muller, Stockmann, Senger, Eckert, Marquart, Tuttle, and others with various parcel descriptions.
Chas DeWitt spent Thursday in Hazelton on business. Several residents, including Mr Reich, Miss Lizzie Reich, and Frank Koll, traveled for various errands. A well attended play concluded with a neighborhood dance. A winter windstorm burned a barn at J. B. Davis place, with horses lost. Mrs Anton Larson injured after a wagon accident near town. School studies resume as spring work begins. April 11 features a literary program and basket social to fund heating and school needs.
A terse personal ad from K. C. Burlingame of Temvik North Dakota seeks 500 or more acres to break by the acre and offers to trade or split on shares. The note implies agricultural land interests with a willingness to deal.
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