Tragic Death Of James M Jennings In Emmons County
Nine year old James Milton Jennings died after a horse fell on him while riding with a cousin near his Emmons County home. Funeral services were held July 19 at his home church with Rev. Swaney delivering a loving message. Relatives traveled from St. Paul Maiden Rock Red Wing and River Falls to attend the burial at Maple Grove Cemetery beside his brother. The community expressed sorrow with flowers and prayers as the family mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jennings
Emmons County
North Dakota
Heavenly
James Milton Jennings
Jennings
Swaney
Ellsworth
Wis
Jeffrey
Jesus
Maple Grove Cemetery
Mary Neeley
St. Paul
Bert Churchill
Emery Jennings
Wm. Jennings
Maiden Rock
Robert Kaneen
Red Wing
Alfred Martin
Mary Solveson
Scoonhaven
Frank Collamore
River Falls
No revision of nature through forced borders
Poetic lines reflect patience and faith that time uncovers truth. The speaker envisions a future land where effort yields rest for tired feet. They conclude that ultimate knowledge rests with a higher plan, saying God knew best.
Suggestions for Housewife and Efficient Home Canning
The United States Department of Agriculture urges efficiency in food production and conservation. It promotes canning leftover vegetables, home hotbeds, and urban plots to grow and preserve staples. It also recommends soybeans as a lower cost protein and using skim milk in many recipes to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
D. F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
Fairyland Brownies visit a night city and explore its lights
In a nocturnal tale, the Brownies ride the Fairyland bird Tipster to a city of countless lights. They marvel at tall buildings and busy streets while learning why the city needs so much illumination. They play on fire escapes and enjoy a magical night among gnomes and goblins who spread good tales to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
Brownies
Tipster
Billie Brownie
Tipster Bird
Fairyland
Starland
Mr. Grant
Highways and Byways in Town Life
A vivid column on the streets and storefronts where residents shop and daily life unfolds. The piece contrasts the bustling buying paths of town with broader life chapters, hinting at community rhythms and local commerce shaping daily choices.
Winchester School District invites bids for Linton addition
The Winchester School District No. 5 invites sealed proposals by August 23 1917 420 pm at Linton N Dakota for a four class room two story and basement addition to the Linton grade school Plans by Van Horn Loven architects Bismarck N Dak Separate bids for heating and plumbing may be submitted Proposals require a five percent certified check and the board may reject all bids BE Smith Clerk notices posted July 18 1917
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Emmons County
N. Od
Linton
N. 1
van Horn & Loven
Bismarck
Noodp
N. DD
Winchester School District No
N. D
I. H. Smith
Notice of Real Estate Foreclosure Sale in Emmons County
Notice to the public that Barnes Brothers Incorporated mortgagee will foreclose a 1914 deed of trust on the NW quarter of Section 28 Township 97 Range 75 in Emmons County North Dakota. Sale set at 2:00 PM August 11 1917 at the courthouse front door in Linton. Amount due 178.66 with fees. A. W. Gray attorney for mortgagee Kenmare ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hyde
Florence M. Hyde
Mort Rugees
Barnes Brothers, Incorporated
Minneapolis
Linton
Emmons
North Dakota
Kenmare
N. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hurnaches
United States
Linton, North Dakota
Lucy Carteret
Liverpool
Tad Craven
Louis Joseph Vance
M. de Noyer
Grenoble
Exeter
of Emmons
North Dankota
Vorps
San Srenaioueiastarinletateie Tana
Cumeree Ene
Treasury
Peter Keller
A. D
Fuera
Anton Haag
Stephen Kraft
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
E. H. Brant
A. W. Gray
Mortgagee
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