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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
1
The district court term in Linton opens with grand jurors reporting May 4 and petit jurors May 11. Lists name 200 qualified electors for jury drawing and outline juror rules. Naturalization days set for the 4th to 6th. court may run ten days to two weeks.
The column lists assorted North Dakota items including oil wells near Ryder and Grand Forks, new barber disinfecting rules, Fargo Broadway lighting proposals, a 14-year-old graft case for the North Dakota children’s home, crop forecasts, and local mischief and reforms. It notes militia showing, bank fund actions, marriages, farewells, and personnel changes in elevators, with local anecdotes from Forum and other papers.
A Republican April item notes a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Bachter and a healthy mother and baby. Lucy Markley returns from Linton after visiting friends. Autos are rising in the burg with more expected. Geo Flaherty visits from Ft Dodge to manage farming plans. A rural mail route near town is upcoming and mail boxes will be sold locally. Mr and Mrs Fay Harding visit Logan district and school-house talks occur in Moffit. Chas Armstrong rents Melchert farm to crop this season as Melcherts plan southern Minnesota summer. Machinery agents increase this spring.
Braddock notes Easter visits by Mrs. HI. W. Allen and relatives in Bismarck while Peter G. Levin passes through to Bismarck. Staak and Siversen buy Yeater and Vie stock and plan The new hardware lineup. Pastor E S Brearley and J R Hughes dedicate the First Presbyterian Church of Kintyre, a nearly 183 300 paid edifice. The Braddock News reports the ceremony as a sign of county progress.
The county teachers met for a two day session with about thirty attendees. Future meetings shift to Hazelton and Strasburg for different sections as schools thin out. Topics included parent meetings and improving study of poems fractions and geography.
Found last winter a black heifer calf about eight months old with no brand. Owner may recover by proving property and paying advertising and feeding costs. Contact M. Van Soxst Miles Southeast of Strasburg North Dakota. Apr 22 May 6.
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