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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
3
Local notes from Temvik and surrounding areas cover town visits, business moves, farm activity, and social events. Temvik merchants and residents attend funerals, sell equipment, and glimpse spring plowing while several familiar names travel to Aberdeen, Linton, and beyond.
A notice recalls German Russian immigrant Mr Kurtz and family ties near Hazelton. His passing removes a longtime Emmons County pioneer, respected for honesty, hospitality, and community spirit, with survivors including sons David J. Kurtz of Cleveland and Kurtz of Hazelton, plus daughter Mrs Armstong and many grandchildren.
A short curtain of classic melodrama unfolds with The Love of Years Realized and The Wages of Sin as side features. Her Honor at Stake and Paul Sacrifices Himself anchor a southern Lass themed program, staged by Altuiest 5 Whe freshers aid.
John Kurtz a early county settler died at his son and daughter in law home in Haselton on March 2nd. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with burial in Hazelton cemetery. Born May 24 1840 in Wayne county Ohio he married Martha J Eyman and lived on farms near Apple Creek and Ashland before moving to Dakota Territory in 1883 settling Williamsport area.
Notice states 1913 dog taxes are due and tags can be obtained from the Village Clerk. Dogs whose taxes are not paid promptly will be disposed of according to law. Signed by Linton and WD Meier, Village Clerk, April 2.
John Vierpont Morgan a noted financier dies in Rome at noon last Monday. His body to be shipped to the United States for interment in Hartford, Connecticut. Born April 1, 1897, he was about 78 years old. (Note: includes odd fragmented ads and local notices about grain prices and farm products attached in the source.)
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