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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
2
Ethel Burge returns to school as the term resumes while a single tardiness case is noted this week. Outsider Curtis Seeley leaves for farm work. Outdoor basketball replaces basement play for better space. Fay Marchant draws, though artworks may not impress. Sixth grade tops history tests with high marks led by Vincent Shier and James Patterson among others.
Crystal Elliott Irene Raven and Louis Rasmus were absent this week. Sarah Lee and Hazel Petrie visited from recess to 4 pm Friday. Ethel Seeley and Eva Schlangen chose sides for a spelling match with Schlangen’s side winning. The boys have punctured their football and have missed days. Pupils with 75 or above in all branches this week include Crystal Elliott Eva Schlangen Randolph Wescott Laura Petrie and Orlo Bredberg. Ethel Seeley Cornell Bredberg George Rowerdink Will
Mildred Lynn is absent due to illness. In fourth grade Gertrude Wescott won first in spelling and third grade Florence Culbertson placed third. A list of students with head marks follows. In a county court matter Judge Charles B. Carley presides over the estate of William C. Pierce with A. W. Sims petitioning to sell real estate in Emmons County. The sale concerns the NE quarter of section 25 in township 129, range 78. A hearing is set for May 10, 1907 in Linton court.
Mary Eberle and Lizzie Zieser join the first grade while Warren Wood and Lylen Williams are away from school due to family reasons. Mrs. Rust hosts Lylen as his mother recovers at home. A note mentions a big bath and missing a pupil.
A moth is described as a fine specimen and used as a model in place of a butterfly, illustrating an interesting naturalist note.
Hats are hats, but the Patterson hat is praised as the best form at C. Wolfer's shop. The brief note endorses the Patterson hat among others and points customers to the retailer.
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