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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
4
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean argues the recent libel statute, though harsh, contains merits and protects truth in prosecutions. It criticizes sensational personal attacks by some papers while urging responsible, fact based reporting to educate readers.
A flood of notices from Linton and Hague covers travels trades and local events. Mr. and Mrs Crain stay away in the Twin Cities while various locals visit Bismarck Aberdeen and Hampton. New bank owners vow safe operation. plans advance for Hague and Linton buildings and a new opera house foundation progresses.
Mr and Mrs McCulley and family reached Linton by Wednesday's NP train returning from Virginis where they had gone about a year ago. The worthy couple met with a sad bearers...
Teachers of Linton public schools announce a new library open to children and adults. Miss Frances Petrie is librarian and hours are Fridays 4 to 5 pm. Two week borrowing with two cent daily fines for late returns. lost books paid by borrower. Library holds about 200 volumes including Scott novels, Les Miserables, The Crisis, Ben Hur, and juvenile works.
The Record notes a basket social at the Schoolhouse to aid the baseball boys. Rev M Bothyl gave his farewell sermon and departs for Pella Iowa. Arthur Seney oversees his sister’s homestead near Linton, Mrs Bakker recovers from grip. Amundson recovers from a fall and resumes teaching. Dr Hogue visits Linton area. Supt Coventry visits Hull.
In the Progress issue for April 14, H. Van Beek reports his big Westfield store nearly completed and ready for public opening. G W Renskers of Westfield is dangerously ill at home.
Mr. E F Klitz of Hague improves in Eureka and cane assists return home. Capt J R Edick praises retaining Company A in state troops after Adjutant General Englesby's letter. Deer on Vanderbilt river lands killed by hunters with shotguns. one hunter opens to shoot deer with shoe. W L Fulmer lands concrete stone building contract. machinery moved from Linton to Eureka for production. Record offers job printing.
Low prices on millinery and dress goods at Miss Smith's with new ribbons collars and laces. Also sausages and cigars at Obermeéler's. American Hog Fence and Union Poultry Netting offered by Dacotah Lumber Company yard. Church notices list sermons and church activities at M. E. church with Rev. J. E. McKinney as pastor.
A reward to be paid by the undersigned for evidence leading to conviction of those who stole the single buggy harness belonging to W. C. Haas from F. B. Irvine's barn in Linton. B. Irvine. Linton, April 20. A. M. Bridts. Bids Wanted for the Linton Opera House construction with bids due April 22 1905. Plans on file at First Bank of Linton. Completion required by July 1 1905. Board reserves right to reject all bids. O. Irwin, Secretary.
The Popular Edition of the last legislature’s session laws is out faster, larger, and more informative than previous issues. It includes a complete state directory with names of officers, attorneys, board personnel, court terms, election returns, and more for merchants and farmers. Available for $1 from publisher R D Hoskins in Bismarck or by mail.
A Newark News report argues against euthanasia for incurable disease, stating physicians must prolong life and not shorten it. It warns the idea would erode the sanctity of human life and could invite crimes, noting such measures are unlikely in France or any civilized country.
Notics is given that William H. Lee intends to make final proof to support his homestead claim in Emmonsburg North Dakota. The hearing before United States Commissioner Charles W. 8 will occur May 17 1905 at his office in Linton North Dakota. Witnesses named: James Mece H B Tuttle William Muench and Henry Stauts all of Emmonsburg North Dakota. M. H. Jewell Register.
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