Price Increase on Amateur Developing and Printing
Effective April 15 the shop raises prices for amateur developing and printing due to a new federal tax law affecting photography.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
6
Effective April 15 the shop raises prices for amateur developing and printing due to a new federal tax law affecting photography.
G A Burge offers well drilling services with four six or eight inch bore options. All work guaranteed. Contact owner by phone or mail at 130 Linton North Dakota for a trial.
Mrs. M. J. Evans of Ellendale North Dakota says her kidneys were weak causing fatigue, irritability and a run down feeling. Doan's Kidney Pills promptly relieved her symptoms and the ad notes price of 60 cents at dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the sponsor.
Cleveland Ohio based Riverside Reams Company advertises positions for lubricating oil grease and paint specialists. Options include part or full time on a commission basis with men who have a car or rig preferred.
Hazelton may host a war tank exhibit on the 25th with the tank set to visit Linton that day. Local efforts will aim to bring the exhibit here if the tank travels this branch, though Loan committee details were not finalized.
Mrs Frank Knoll went to Linton Tuesday night. Chris Albright the merchant made a business trip to Bismarck Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Huber and baby of Jamestown ND visited Temvik for the Berreth parents. Mr Huber once worked for Chris Bieber. Mrs Frank Irvine came up from Linton Thursday to visit Fred Stirling north of town. Roger Stedman and wife from Linton planned a summer stay near Hollis. Roy Jackman met pesher from Bristol Friday. Mrs Davis and daughter rode to Hazelton Friday morning returning the same evening. Miss Fredrick of McKenzie visited Mra E M Larwick Friday night.
Easter Sunday was spent with friends in Linton and Eureka with teachers Miss Larson and Miss Anderson visiting Linton, Alma Temple and Anna Schenkenberger in Eureka, and Mr and Mrs Chris Albright visiting Pollock. The Easter program by Sunday School children was well attended and enjoyed, with Rev Vermilya of Bismarck delivering a sermon. Several families traveled for visits, and locals report a delay in flower deliveries from Bismarck and a welcome spring rain aiding crops.
The Methodist Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 a m Epworth League at 7 45 p m Evening Worship at 8 30 with a sermon Conquerors Through Christ Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 30 and Young People's Prayer Service Friday 8 80 These meetings emphasize Christian growth and appeal to newcomers and strangers in the city. S M Swaney pastor
Odessa School District No 9 will sell School House No 2 to the highest bidder for cash. The 14 by 30 building with 8 foot posts. Sale at School House No 3 at 2 p.m. Saturday May 24 by order of the District School Board. Louis Weber, Clerk.
Financial statement listing street work and crossings repairs, electric light, salaries for police and city officers, printing, fire department supplies, rent for dumping grounds, lumber coal, quarantines, waterworks and sewer system plans, stove for firehouse, bonds, sundry accounts, and April 7 1919 balance on hand totaling 1 083 48 with overall total 4409 26 00 19 11.
Sealed bids due May 24, 1919 at 2:00 p.m. in No 3 Schoolhouse Odessa District No 9 for erection of a 24x32 schoolhouse with 10-foot posts and 12-foot ceiling toward center. A $200 certified check accompanies each bid. Board may reject any or all bids. Plans on file with County Superintendent and District Clerk. By order of Odessa School District No 9. Louis Weber, Clerk.
Notice of sale of estrays announces a public auction May 12 1919 at 2 p.m. for four 4 year old animals appraised over fifty dollars. Also notices in Emmons county court concerning estates of Klaus Huizenga Andrew Schneberger and related administrators seek creditors claims and hearings May 15 1919 with publication for three weeks.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Bismarck April 8 1919 notices Harry Vanderburg of Linton North Dakota has filed to prove final three year proof for the SE of the SW in section 24 township 133 north range 75 west fifth principal meridian before Don L. Tracy County Judge at Linton May 14 1919 witnesses Gustaf Berreth Isam T Chaney Albert Dobson Irvie C Lloyd all of Linton North Dakota P E Byrne Register First pub April 10 62-1-2-3-4-5
Executor of the Estate of J A Blewitt will sell at public auction on May 17 1919 at two o clock in the afternoon at Lot 11 Block 12 Hunters First Addition Linton North Dakota. Real property Lot 11 Block 12 and assorted personal property including a Ford automobile tools coal stove beds and stock shares in local firms. Auction subject to County Court confirmation and cash payment. Linton North Dakota April 19 1919. L duHeaume Executor.
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