Local notes report health and travel across Linton area
Roy Scott and several residents are on sick lists while others visit relatives in Bismarck and Temvik. Plowing and dishing begin countywide as residents travel between Linton, Hague, Strasburg, and Braddock. Community notices include sales ads, school updates, church events, and a city directory refresh from the Dakota Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Scott
Shefice
Jakob Jangula
A. N. Junge
George Dexter
Braddock
C. E. Brooks
Hartford
Don Tracy
Linton
N. D
Lester Briggle
Bismarck
Mewing
Temvik
Valentine Kremer
Glen Turner
E. Jampolsky
Ladies’ Guild
Scott Cameron
Hazelton
Jane van Dyke
Herreid
Ed. Miller
Hague
Dr. Wolverton
Lucas
Earl Woods
N. P
Jamestown
Dorothy Bredberg
Pat
H. H. Hanson
Strasburg
E. C. Weller
Paul Mausehund
Temnvik
George Henderson
South Prairie
Stone Hotel
Roy Morris
Wentz
Portz
Prof. Shefloe
Wm. Gabbert
C. Mewing
W. J. Corcoran
John McCrory
Arthur Pitts
McCrory
Horsehead
S. S. Yeager
Webster
S. C
Clarence Anderson
Tuttle
Richard Davis
Albert Frazer
New York
Pennsylvania
Epworth League
van Horne
Methodist Church
Nellie Johnson
Tracy
Montana
U. Sommissioner
Outlook
Mont
E. S. Snyder
Watertown
S. D
Firemans Fund Insurance Company
Fred Heinrich
German American State Bank
A. Olson Rudy
Winona
Dakota Central
St. Paul
B@ord
E. H. Brant
Weber and
Lee
McConville
Rich
Local Notes From Linton And Surrounding Areas
Relatives visits and travels across towns include Cecilia Henn heading to Temvik and Minneapolis Easter plans. The relief agent Zimkowski visits with wife and child from Minneapolis. J H Beamer returns from eastern points and joins a breakfast food venture. S E Brindle and J W Jackman appear on county business with pioneers memories. Project moves, property sales by Chas Lane, and Lane family plans to visit Montana. Gillespie family links marked by Cal Harper and Los Angeles funeral with appendicitis complications. Deceased Charles Gillespie, 41, noted Emmons county presence. funeral attendance by Charles Gillespie Jr. from Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Cecilia Henn
Hague
Linton
Temvik
Frank Koll
Minneapolis
Mr. Zimkowski
J. H. Beamer
Bismarck
S. E. Brindle
Little Band of Pioneers
Williamsport
J .W. Jackman
Chas. S. Lane
Limon
Lingenfelter
Minnesota National Guard
Fort Snelling
J. A. Gillespie
Harper
Cal
Charlie Gillespie
Los Angeles
Emmons County
Charles Gillespie
Czar Leads Strenuous Life From Quiet House
The article notes the Russian czar commands vast armies from a small house with his staff. He rises at six daily and works long hours with little sleep, living simply and often reaching late hours, claiming to be more fit and happy than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Italy
Belgiurm
Making the Mast of Radium Safe and Everlasting
A heavy lead lined safe within a steel chamber holds radium securely so its emanations cannot escape the room. The piece notes that stopping emanations is impossible and that radium’s energy outlasts generations, arguing against limiting this inexhaustible source.
Deserves Affection of Man The Nuthatch as Winter Friend
A Chicago newspaper praises the white breasted nuthatch as a loyal winter companion. The bird braves blizzards, hides food in crevices, and climbs trunks head first, greeting humans with a cheerful quank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ufe
Emmons County Announces Gopher Bounty for Spring 1917
Notice from Emmons County Auditor John F Snyder states a bounty of two cents per gopher tail destroyed in April and May 1917. Payments require oath and proof of kills in Emmons County, with no payments for fewer than fifty tails at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Peony Commissioners
Emmons
Centre N. D
John Ft. Snyder
A. B
Emmons County
N. D
Escaped Patient Gets Two Unwanted Surgeries
A Detroit Free Press spoof recounts Mr Skigwags fleeing after a hospital chair decries an inverted gizzoducts operation. Dr Fishack returns with a second cure, admitting forgotten tools and a revolving forceps. The patient escapes by window amid comic chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skiewsu
Beardedy
Skigwigs
Skigwags
Detroit Free Press
Capable Hair Loss Conversation Sparks Unnamed Remedy Plan
Two women chat after washing hair and compare shedding amounts in a Fort Worth Star-Telegram column. A third guest recalls worse shedding and hints at an unlisted remedy, then mentions plans to organize a company to manufacture it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Claude Callan
Fort Worth
Tex
Star-Telegram
Living Barometer Leech as Weather Prophet
A leech kept in a glass vial acts as a weather predictor. Fine weather: the leech stays motionless at the bottom rolled in a spiral. Rain: it climbs to the top and stays until conditions settle. Wind: it races through its container. Storms: it thrashes and remains nearly waterless for days. Frost or sun: it stays bottom while snow drives it to the vial mouth.
Horses For Sale In Temvik North Dakota
Heavy work horses aged three to twelve years are for sale. View at the seller’s place section 10 133 78 for prices. Write Paul Mausehund Route 2 Temvik North Dakota for details and pricing.
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Fergus
Freese
Rev
Timmcke
Amelia Kraft
Hazel Haggard
Baldwin
Einer Grotting
Frank Crawford
J. R. Snyder
Rochus Biesheuval
Pollock
R. A. Evans
Rev. van Horne
Floyd Cornelison
Chas. Coventry and
Stewart
Knights of Pythias
James King
Emmonsburg
L. R. Crowley
Lennox
M. T. Barger
Phil Dawson
Grace
Joe Dillman
Canada
Anton Kraft
Anna Chestown
Mayville
Quinsy
Grippe
W. H. Johnson
Ludwig Meier
Butte
Shier Ranch
Ben Haggard
East Linton
Graf
Albert Tough
Dr. Smith
Nila Atha
Joe Tumbach
Prelate
Sask
Ohio Road
Czar
Leonard DU Heaume
North Dakota
Lego
Leo Im
Watch
W. E. Petrie
Linton, N. D
GornEne
Vorlander
MR. Skigwags
Reimark
Bethlehem
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Eng
Navy Department
Bethlehem Steel Company
Chas. M. Schwab
Eugene Genace
Home Bakery
Depot
C. Bertheau
Route
Fred Kist
Wheel
THE
First State Bank
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