08 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
1
A special meeting of the board of county commissioners in Amidon decided to build a new court house, with work expected to begin soon. The report covers other North Dakota items from Minot to Dunn County, including prison escapes, a fatal accident, suffrage inquiries, and flowing wells in the Dunn county region.
J A Stiles visited an old friend Jerry Hart across the river Sunday. J J Huse traveled from Winona after merchandise noting the river was unsafe to cross with a team as ice along the banks broke up. Jack Ramey came from the Carignan and Stiles ranch to brand cattle hauled from across the river and moved them back to the ranch. Frank Fiske has received an offer to be assistant pilot on the US snag boat Mandan, to begin on the Missouri river around early May and may accept.
Notice offers fourteen gray Percheron colts ages 3 and 4 for sale or exchange for land. Four year olds harness trained, three year olds halter trained, all in good condition. Legal land description to be provided in first letter. John J. Ryan Braddock North Dakota Apr 1-8. Also an ad touts Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota promising success to attendees.
Hazelton Gazette items list residents visiting relatives in Bismarck and York Nebraska, shoppers in Hazelton, and social events. Postmaster W. B. Andrus is appointed, Dr. Schucht recovers from appendicitis, and Amelia Appert leaves for Cleveland to manage a home. The Josiah Courtship troupe performed in Braddock with strong local turnout.
Mrs. Adolph Staak is reported sick. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Rott on March 30. Wilford McCusker and Esther Zellmer are ill with measles. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. I. L Scroggin. McLachlan Bros. bought Mike Keiser’s auto livery, joining other ventures. Rev. Hammond returned home after a two week state trip. Hazelton home talent play enjoyed with strong crowd. Local clothing peddlers warned as unlicensed, shoddy bargains. Easton and Bar ta attended the play from Kintyre. Batzer guests remodeling their Hazelton home. Siverson visiting Staak family. Marjorie Stank. Ethel Clarke to teach Doehle school starting March 29. Neighbors honored Brown before their move to Montana. Braddock dramatic club rehearses Down By the Sea for next week in Braddock, Kintyre, Hazelton. Small admission. children free with guardian.
Over forty dollars as their share of the spoils. E. O. Beastrom is able to get around on crutches after a broken leg when his rig overturned weeks ago. Beastrom was in town for a short time Saturday. Peter Farrell, sick all winter, is reported improved and has walked a bit lately. The news will be welcome to his many friends. H. A. Armstrong left yesterday for the Twin Cities to join Mrs. Armstrong and continue homeward. He visited Braddock and will finish the journey via the Soo. Mrs. Armstrong has wintered with her daughter, Mrs. O. M. Garber, in Ashland, Ohio.
160 acres good land 6 miles north east of Hague Emmons county 40 acres plowed 40 fenced pasture small house barn granary 27 per acre Secs 15 and 22 township 130 range 74 Henry Seaman Owner 2701 15th Ave S Minneapolis Minn ady- 7 For Sale Macaroni seed wheat cleaned a few bushels of N W Dent seed corn picked while corn was standing Price 1 50 per bushel for each WM Hamilton Hartford N D Hanns Jubilee Singers opera house Thursday evening April 15 Attend this have a good time and help the Boys Band You will not regret it Adv
Emmons county men C E Brooks Jake Helfenstein and Carl Grenz captured four penitentiary escapees Sunday near the Hartford schoolhouse after a pursuit along the river. The fugitives Frank Irwin John Robertson Fred Andrews and Jack Wilson were found with a gun and knife but no ammunition. Each convict faced a $75 reward, with Emmons county likely to award about $100 per man.
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