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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
9
Hazelton residents report visits and travels across towns including Linton Bismarck Fargo and Drake. Subjects include illnesses weddings dances school events and upcoming commissioners meetings with Carl Fischer and Roy Armstrong among those named and the Northwestern Garage dance featuring the Bismarck Jazzacks.
Local residents travel to Bismarck and Madison for work and Easter events. Families relocate, business and farming activity continues as D. Smith family returns home, and Nick Graham's house is moved with him inside. Easter services draw large crowds at the Presbyterian church.
A Rome-sourced dispatch from La Nacion via Copenhagen outlines Britain's eight-point peace plan to the Moscow government. It calls for tacit recognition of the Maximist regime, non-interference in various internal affairs, demobilization of the Red Army, and gold payments, with Moscow reportedly open to several points but opposed to demobilization and frontier non-interference on Georgia and Persia.
German Reds press toward Wesel and Essen as heavy fighting rages along the Rhine front. Reports say Reds seek food from Holland and claim gains around Dorsten Koburg and Dronsten. Berlin notes naval and military leaders in Ruhr negotiations amid executions and arrests linked to the Kapp revolt. Bankers in Washington report British-Lithuanian financial pact for fifteen years.
Washington Charles R. Crane newly appointed minister to China will sail from San Francisco April 23.
East Hazelton residents report a severe explosion at the H A Armstrong residence. The acetylene lighting system in the basement malfunctioned, blowing out windows, cracking the house, and causing thousands of dollars in damage. Armstrong was away, returning to discover the ruin.
The Klabunde store underwent a major remodel last week with interior changes. The grocery and dry goods departments move to the east side and the old dry goods space becomes the hardware department. The upstairs was cleared for a hall unit to serve Hazelton better. The store closed several days during construction.
Franci M. Mick of Gayton North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a claim to the SW% NW% Lots 3 and 4 Section 32 Township 185 North Range 78 West 5th Principal Meridian. Hearing before the United States Land Office at Bismarck on May 11 1920. Witnesses: Emmett Perry Archie Corbin Henry Hemrick Wilbur Mickle. Subscribe for the Record 200 dollars.
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