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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
2
District court in Linton opens next month with grand jurors reporting May 10 followed by petit jurors May 11. The naturalization days April 4th to 6th are noted along with jury-drawing rules, eligibility, and rotation. Also updates on state items from around North Dakota.
The borna on Saturday April 10 welcomed a baby girl to Mr and Mrs John Bachter. Miss Lucy Markley returned from Linton after visiting friends. Several autos may soon appear in town while George Flaherty visits to manage farming. A new rural route northwest is planned and mail boxes will be stocked. Fay Harding and party consider schoolhouse at Moffit. H O Batzer and wife visited Minnesota and returned. Chas Armstrong rents Melchert farm to grow crops. Melchert family to spend summer in southern Minnesota. Machinery agents are busy this spring.
Dr. Snyder attended Tel neighborhood on Monday reporting the arrival of a baby girl at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Peaerson. Both mother and child are doing well. Ed Campbell resigns from Victoria Elevator Company to begin rounds as district assessor with L G Carney succeeding him as elevator manager.
Braddock notes Easter visits to Bismarck relatives, pays tribute to the new First Presbyterian Church of Kintyre with eight hours of services. Staak & Siversen buy Yeater & Vie hardware stock. L. M. Doerschlag to take over in six months. Peter Levin plans to seed 1 000 acres this spring. The church edifice costs over 3300 dollars and is paid in full.
The Emmons County Teachers Association met in Linton last Friday and Saturday with about thirty teachers attending. Future gatherings move to Hazelton and Strasburg to cover the county, as many teachers could not travel this time. Topics included Parent Meetings, English in the Grades, How to Study a Poem, Supplementary Geography and History, and Presentations of Fractions.
A black beifer calf about eight months old, no brand, was brought to a residence last winter. Owner can reclaim by proving ownership and paying advertising and feeding costs. Hayward M. Van Sukit, Miles Southeast of Strasburg, North Dakota. Apr 22 to May 6.
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