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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
6
Advice stresses fall plowing for best wheat results and minimal spring disturbance. For corn land, spring work focuses on pulverizing the top 2 3 inches, followed by hard packing with a roller to create a firm root bed. Deep plowing occasionally advised, but root bed should not be disrupted in spring.
The Band Boys gave a concert and dance in the opera house Friday night drawing a large crowd. The band delivered high class numbers and energized the audience with lively performances.
The article notes continued improvement by the band after a concert ending near 2 p m. It records the April county commissioners meeting minutes to be published next week and reports the board refused to authorize grasshopper poison expenditures unless petitioned by the legal county voters. It also covers a marriage in Bismarck between Norman Capella and Maude Carley, with Capella from Hazelton, planning to reside there.
Supt Hanson and State Inspector Riley visited the township last week for school standardization efforts. Mrs F R Brizer and daughter Mildred were Bismarck visitors, and Mr and Mrs Geo Towle of Brad dock were guests at Gus Parson’s Sunday dinner. Miss Susanna Illehen departed for Bismarck Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Sorem and daughter Pearl were entertained at the Parson home.
Dinner at the H A Reamann home on Sunday. Tom Hiom threshing flax. Harry and McKinley Reamann visited north of Braddock last week. Jacobson visited the Wm Beseler home Sunday evening. Fornell, working for F R Briggs, has taken a position with Wm Fransen. Coughing and rumors of whooping cough among residents.
J N Bell died in a Bismarck hospital after a prolonged illness aged 69 years. Born April 5 1851 in Menard County Illinois he moved to Iowa young and later to North Dakota in 1906. He is survived by Frank C Bell of Idaho Falls Idaho and Mrs Mattie McVey Temvik N Dakota two daughters died in childhood. funeral at Temvik Ger and Baptist Church with Rev Swaney.
Carl Vorlander of Linto and Jessie Britts of St. Pa. are mentioned in a concise society notice indicating a betrothal or nuptial context.
The Minot discussion warns against I V A meddling in party conventions aiming to force primary tickets. It urges Republicans and Democrats to select their own nominees without outside influence and calls for fairness to defeat Townleyism.
The groom, long a Linton druggist with ties to local business, and Mrs. Vorlander, raised in Linton before moving to St Paul, planned to settle in Eureka while parties are well known in Linton. Carl set up cigars yesterday for friends and well wishers.
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