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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
4
Linton residents and visitors fill sidewalks as multiple town figures visit from Gayton, Winona, Braddock, and nearby areas. A wave of commerce shows in new buildings, seed sales, millinery arrivals, and town services, with headlines on church services, school plans, and public notices from Linton and surrounding counties.
A three month old red and white heifer calf was found near March 14 with face markings. Owner Jakon Vouk of Winona North Dakota is asked to pay charges and claim the animal. Also, on April 9, 1993, two estray horses were reported near Winona: a round gelding about four years old and a gray gelding about ten months old, branded VLC on the left hip and a small white star on the forehead. Post office: Winona.
Sam Kroonbland merchant tailor of New Paynesville Minnesota will be in Linton from April 17 to 21 with samples of woolens and a line of ready to wear clothing for men and children. Suits made to measure guaranteed at popular prices. See this line of clothing.
Brown four year old horse with one white hind foot and sickle brand on left fore hoof. Halter and rope, weight about 1100 pounds. Bought from Tom Gray. Notify Der man Backhaus Lintol for reward. John Wenninger. aprl0-17
A notice lists several branded horses including brown, black, white, and sorrel mares with yearlings or colts at side. Branded on the left shoulder. Parties with information urged to contact BR. Sinnewa Westfield, North Dakota.
Milwaukee crews laid ties and rails on ten and three quarters miles of grade between Strasburg and Linton last Monday. They expect to lay about a mile daily and anticipate a bridge over Beaver river near Linton soon. Trains should reach Linton near early May as Northern Pacific contractors prepare outfits along the McKenzie Linton line.
The article claims colds and grip threaten pneumonia but warns a reasonable cure with Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents that danger. It says thousands used it with no pneumonia cases and that it cures cold or grip faster than other treatments, with pleasant safety for sale by W E Petry of Linton North Dakota.
In a letter dated April 18 1992 CC A Coventry urges Emmons County to build a local high school. He notes 20 local youths now attend distant schools, costing county funds and parents influence, and argues 1456 school age children today justify a home school facility with county and town graded schools aiding. He stresses education as vital prep for life.
April 14 brief communique lists residents and travelers. F Wilson out again after illness. Willis Heshire took a load of dry goods from Pollock. James Clark returned to Montgomery Minnesota. John Ashcraft runs boat between Winona and Fort Yates. Weary travel includes W B Andrus crew to Pollock and John Green with others to Linton. Rev J A Lemery held services. Cheeos welcomed him back. Gasoline boat began river service with first trip. Asa Qritts plans house on claim four miles east. Soo Line agent Cole and merchant Lontzenbiser visited post and agency.
Frank W. Perry editor of the Rise and Rise Rise newspaper claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured a severe grip last winter. He says a teaspoonful eased coughing at night and helped him sleep without pain after one bottle. Sold by E Petrie, merchant, Linton, North Dakota.
A small town shop offering a $200 monthly business and attached living quarters seeks a buyer. The listing mentions a complete tool set and a ready built structure. Contact Carl at the Record Office for details.
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