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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1917

Page

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Five Drown Near Mandan in Missouri River Flood

Five traveling men perished east of Mandan in the Missouri River flood while attempting an Easter crossing by rowboat. Only Representative Lang survived after being rescued in a frail boat as winds and current sank the craft.

Mandan Missouri E. J. Massey Western Bales Company Harry A. Barwind Bismarck Gowan-Lening ,Brown Company Duluth Nat. Prentice Minneapolis Drug Company John A. Vale J. D. Grant Auto Accessories Company Fargo A. von Hagen Thompson Grain Company Minneapolis Representative Lang Barwind Prentice Lang Masons Linton Harry Barwind J. A. Vale Vale

Attendance Certificates From County Superintendent Notes

Certificates for three months perfect attendance issued to Alma Reimer Herbert Reimer of Gayton No 2 Edward Goughnour and Walter Goughnour of Buchanan No 16 Frieda Brickel Earnest Sedig Rosa Brickel John Brickel Adam Brickel Esther Baker Hugo Schenkenberger and Lloyd Ott of Danbury No 19.

Alma Reimer Herbert Reimer Gayton No Edward Goughnour Walter Goughnour Buchanan No Frieda Brickel Earnest Sedig Rosa Brickel John Brickel Adam Brickel Esther, Baker Hugo Schenkenberger Lloyd Ott Danbury

Hague Happenings Then and Now in World War II Era Local Corners

Joe Miller returns from Fargo College. Hank Bros ships a hogs and cattle load. Vetter & Bosch load hogs for the Cities. Misses Henn and Edmond spend Easter in Strasburg. Hague Schools close for a week Easter vacation. Peter Wolf settles in a new house. Dance planned at the new school house April 16. L P Muenz returns from Roscoe after his mother’s death. Wendelin Leibel and Joe Kiefer among first arrivals for the season. C Erck buys Case tractor DeTour plow and Case 20 36 thrash.

Joe Miller Fargo Hank Bros Vetter & Bosch Henn Edmond Strasburg Hague Peter Wolf L.P. Muenz Roscoe Wendelin Leibel Joe Kiefer C. Erck Fischer

Linton Public School News and Class Activities

Schost notes Jacob and Albert Pfeifer left school while Clarence and Victor Van Horne departed Monday with their father for Sykeston North Dakota Lena Heiser teaches Eureka this week. Mrs Lang and Mrs Mewing visited third and fourth grade on Monday. Hazel Fogle returned after a week ill. Pedagogy Class visited Primary Reading. Clyde Little left Thursday for spring farm work with plans to return after the rush. Zoology Class had a Monday quiz on earthworms. Linton observed Good Friday with a holiday for pupils.

Jacob Albert Pfeifer Clarence Victor van Horne Sykeston N. D Lena Heiser Eureka Lang Mewing Hazel Fogle Clyde Little Linton Public School

For Sale Marquis Seed Wheat 1916 Temvik ND

About seven bushels of good Marquis seed wheat offered for sale at two dollars per bushel. Weight test of the grain is 53 pounds per bushel. Contact Ray Little in Temvik North Dakota.

Marquis Ray Little Temvik N. D Adv North Dakota

Hazelton Happenings in April From The Republican

Local visitors include Aug Obermeier and C B Lane from Linton. Observances and plans span Jewish Easter, community booster jubilee, and a three day June celebration featuring Chautauqua by International Chautauqua Co. in Sioux City. Community notes cover staffing changes, arrests, travel to Bismarck, new property, and a scout of events such as a Brad dock vs Hazelton diamond game.

Republican Obermeier Lane Linton Hazelton R. A. Yeater Leroy Irvine Bismarck B. W. Thompson Klabunde Hazen Washburn Merrick Lumber Co J. R. Snyder State Auditor's E. H. Brant Snyder Scott Cameron F. F. Crawford Tony Skalarando Justice Sabraw Chautauqua International Chautauqua Co Sioux City Iowa Alice Ringgold

Hartford Items Reflect Rural Life and Local Names

Oscar Kettlestadt works for Mr. Jarvis and Elmer Anderson regains his cat tle at his ranch. The Missouri river is bank full and roads remain soft after last Friday snow. Easter dinner was shared with Elmer Jarvis family. Good Friday brings another winter day with snow and cold. On March 28 a son arrived to Mr and Mrs Art Chamley, sharing his sister's birthday. Frances Farrell begins teaching in Carmichael district while boarding with Mr and Mrs Frank Lawler.

Oscar Kettlestadt Mr. Jarvis Elmer Anderson Missouri Burt Greer Aral Wilson Place Paul Mausehund Mr. Longwell Elmer Jarvis Stork Art. Chamley Frances Farrell Carmicheal Frank Lawler

Braddock Briefs From The News

Braddock Commercial Club met Monday evening. M. P. Kaiser traveled to Bismarck last Monday and returned Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Melander and daughter Nora visited Bismarck yesterday. Allen Glines applied for a position to drive a mo-

Braddock Commercial Club M. P. Kaiser Bismarck J. M. Melander Nora Allen Glines

Easter Sunday Visits and Local Meetings Across Temvik

Temvik residents observed Easter with visits and church services. Miss Schultz returned home for the holiday. Mr Phillip Tempel traveled to Eureka for Easter with friends. Norwegian Lutheran churchgoers were noted. Miss Mayme Monahan went to Lin ton for shopping and Easter services. The Emmons County Telephone Company held its annual stockholders meeting. Mr J C Bell traveled to Bismarck for medical treatment. Frank Bell and family moved to the Carl Becker home. Weisz moved to a new residence. Embroidery Club gathered at the school house with the Misses Schenkenberger Schultz and Monahan.

Frank Bell Carl Becker Weisz Embroidery Club Schenkenberger Schultz and Monahan

Births and Visits Highlight Local News

Tuesday Mr and Mrs Alex McCulley welcomed a baby boy born April 9. Mother and son in good health. Miss Louisa Schmidt arrived from Linton to visit friends before heading to Medina for the summer. Harry Hanson visited Hazelton for Easter and joined a dance in Temnik with Mrs Hanson accompanying him briefly.

Alex McCulley Louisa Schmidt Linton Medina Harry Hanson Hazelton Temnvik B. Hanson

Pollock Notes Local Happenings and Departures

Dick Winterberg hauls lumber for a farm barn in Emmons county. Miss Blanchard finishes teaching in Dale and returns home. Will Fetterley sells two horses to a Kansas City buyer via Wi nona. Grover visits Pollock and stays to meet J Don Tracy. Tracy coat of arms model from England dates 1000 years. Henry Bloom travels to Bismarck and plans to return with Mrs Bloom from hospital. Jimmy Claxton and Dutch Dahms sign with Ipswich for the season. Mr C D Blanchard dies after illness, hospitalized in Shakopee.

Dick Winterberg Emmons County Miss Blanchard Dale Will Fetterley Winona Tolly Kansas City W. R. Grover J. Don Tracy Pennsylvania Tracy England Henry Bloom Bismarck

Former Hazelton Man Buys Linton Furniture Firm

A. L. Portz, formerly in Hazelton's drug trade, has purchased the entire interests, stock, and goodwill of E. H. Smith's furniture business in Linton. The deal closed last week after Portz spent time evaluating the business. Portz brings furniture experience from H. C. Flint in Jamestown and also serves as undertaker and embalmer. He plans a brief period to learn the trade and invites patrons to his store.

A. L. Portz Hazelton E. H. Smith Linton Portz H. C. Flint Jamestown

Helgeson Dead at Capital After Illness

Congressman H. T. Helgeson of North Dakota died in Washington Tuesday from appendicitis after an operation two weeks earlier. He missed the House organization and did not vote on the war resolution. First elected to Congress in 1910, he had served since March 4, 1911 for North Dakota’s First district.

H. T. Helgeson North Dakota National Capital House of Representatives Helgeson

Alfalfa expansion eyed for regional farms

Dick Amber from Dale reports plans to seed 50 acres to alfalfa this season after threshing enough seed last fall. He predicts within a few years most farms in the area will plant alfalfa, marking a growing regional shift in crop choices.

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Grand Pacific Hotel Ick Leonard Naumann Clarence Larson Carl Naumann Highland Lawrence McCulley McCulley Grace Olson Herbert Urevig Kintyre Iva West Wilson Adam Zahn Minnie Zahn Maurits, Nieuwsma Anna Jeuwsma Erick Uhola Edwin Sepanen Lincoln Helen Meier Langer Lester Briggle Briggle United States Department of Agriculture Dr. Wolverton H. B. Zenk Joe C. Buechler Jacob Schall Buechler Escuartesan Joe Hulm Frieson Hulm Linton, North Dakota Sam J. W. Mikesell J. W. Jamie Humboldt A. C. Staak Miss Marjorie Hartford Braddock Pollock C. D. Blanchard Blanchard Shakopee Capital Emerson Moline Osborn
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