Town and Out. Linton notes and visits around town
Local briefs record visits and movements of residents in Linton North Dakota. Mentions include Mr Fred Piet visiting Eureka, Megard at Linton Bakery, travel to Bismarck and Winona, farm and business changes, a prairie fire east of Linton, and community notices from rail, churches, and schools.
Emmons County Residents Remembered in Two Obits
iummary of two prominent Emmons county deaths notes Lecore S L Scott of Dale died last Saturday from heart trouble at about seventy seven. Funeral was at Dale M FE church with Rev L A Lovelace, large crowd. Scott moved from Iowa ten years ago with a large family. The second obit is for AL Keller who died at his home twelve miles northeast of Linton after a recent illness and surgery for appendicitis. Funeral in the family home followed by a long procession. Keller, a longtime Wayne, Nebraska native, lived in Emmons county since moving three years ago to buy land. He left a wife, three daughters, and three sons.
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John Stiles
Winona
Frank Koll
Strasburg
Roy Carley
Twin Cities
Fred Bertrand
James Ranch
Linton
Metiuire
Omie
N. D
Rooks
Gerrit and
Eddie
McIntosh
Amos Yonkers
Lang
Linton Phoenix Lumberyard
Hague
Phoenix Company
Haggard
A.C. Wagher
Rochester
Minn
Robert Postel
Smith Photo Studio
Record Office
Jos. Stember
John Owens
The
Advocate and CO
Streeter
Record
Williston
Herman Backhaus
Hartford
M. Christian
Earl
Como Park
Aberdeen
S. D
Bower
Hacelton
Pollock
F. M. Loutgenhiser
Canada
Napoleon
Loutzenhiser
Shields
Church
J. Meyer
Wishek
Wiegand
RN. Reisum
Tell
C. 1
Logue
Dad
Stacy
Montana
Sarah Jane
Sam Cummins
J. H. Fletcher
Valley City
al. Honstain
Oscar
Adolph Hornemann
Linten
C. H. Hammond
Hampton
Stites
Idaho
Ninth District
McKenzie
Bessie Roth
Olive Leathers
Elma J. Cotfied
Dale
Emmons County
L. E. Heaton
M Kenzie
Mingie Ryckman
Poron
M. D
Vearl
Asa Britts
West Linton
Ben Hewitt
Frank Goughnour
Buchanan Valley
A. L. Geil
Hazelton
Dr. Hogne
Yellowstone Park
Wisconsin
Roberts
Billy Badger
Winona-Yates
Mr. Badger
Mandan
Martha Krenzler
Zeeland
Miieda Backhaus
Richardton
Dr. Wolverton
H.C. A. Denham
Emmonsburg
Towne
Maine
Leila
C. B. Pettis
G. Zimbar
New Strasburg
Billy Marquett
Tom Kell
McFarland
Hivelton
John Hagg
A. W. Engel
Mankato
New Ulm
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hosmer, S. C
Engel
Milwaukee Railway
Rose Raven
Browning
Morton County
Maude Shields
Brindles
Kurtzes
Billsport
Beaver Frank Jaszkowiak
Bismarck
Bismarck Tribune
North Dakota
Jaszkowiak
Appleton
Wis
S. L. Scott
Mr. Scott
Iowa
Dale M. FE
L. A. Lovelace
Citien
Pridas
Thes Heme
Med
AL Kellar Mekellar
Nathan Wood
Milner
Kellar
Wood
Wathton
S. J
Wayne
Nebraska
Duy Mons
Keller
Wm. Lester
Ray Brown
Maryne Wella
Harry
Charles and
Virgin
Loyalty of Dogs Devotion of Spaniels to Their Young Master
In a curious tale from Yonkers States Press a pair of spaniels loyally follow their master Austin Woodware after a caper at the rectory. The dogs dive for him in a pool as townsfolk search, finally guiding rescuers to his body, while their persistence earns both awe and wonder in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcute
Pines
Ube
Gerald Wis
Austin
Ramper
Austin Woodware
Gerald
Driscoll’s Big Fire Destroys Businesses in Herrent
Fire swept the Herrent business district damaging the Martins and other buildings along the Northern Parity Kantroad. The loss, about half covered by insurance, is estimated at 150 dollars with considerable property destruction and several locales gutted. Authorities consider arson likely as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrent
Martins
Ape Halland Cement Market
Driscollay Caustert
Murleinh
Kantroad
East Emmons Community Notes and Local Events
Local column reports a Sunday church service and a Ladies Aid meeting at the Kinderton home Saturday. Socials and a box supper at the White home drew a large crowd, with several residents visiting and helping. A ballgame Sunday attracted many spectators, the home team winning 23 to unknown. Alfred Dickson, a former resident, lost a small bag amid heat. A local land speculation rumor surfaces as residents note changes. Cadeon Olson of Norden visits family. Walter is acknowledged for sending best wishes. A cow missing near Linton is offered for reward. notify Burge.
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Petrie
Wm. Raven
Richard Zeigler
Evrybody
Danford
M. E. Durel
W. Adsit
Frank Junge
Leoia
Albert
Bradilock
Aidrey Fogle
John Heys
Herolz
Broadway
Sioux Lumber Company
H. W. Allen
Miss Lucile
Winnie
Ted States
Win Muench
John Schaefer
Johnnie
Harvey Smith
Emmons
JR. Davis
Ilinois
Illinois
Mr. Davis
New Republican Central Committee
Wesley Baker
C. A. Patterson
McIntosh, S. 1
A. A. Geilof Hazelton
Wm. Jones
J. A. Stiles
Vupr Honsty
Emimong County
Lecore
Choretih
Mr Fours
Intermient
Pale Cemetery
Giun Club
Britts
William Jones
P. J. Wittmiiver
ALM. Britts
Lawton
Tutty Lan
Batten Gaus Chul
Enel
Tay
Gamne
Yetate
Thia
Hi Coventey
Por Wittmayer
Mon. Rooks
Maged Hraddoeh
Mumsan
Irwin
Wallace Reyes
Pow
Yonkers
Driscoll
BIG
Murleigh County
East Emmons
Hather Anchored
Dadies
Enooyet
Philomatheon
Sparks Residences
Woll
Nettie Steve Woes
Victor Beckola
Luther Hoaglind
Cadeon Olson
Norden
SS UK
Alfred Dickson
Hore
Tk Brafy
Gentlemen
White
Walter
Zith
Burge
J.1. Case Thrashing-Machine Company
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J. Case
Fogle & Perinwins
Novovers Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Bismiureh
Nob
Ihereby
Joseph Mitz
Howe
Lota
PG. Rocks
Elert
District Court
Jinton
Lorena Schneider
I. II
Rochus Vetsch
Joseph Bosch
Andreas Kelsch
M. H H. Jewell
Kepister
Natie of Sale
Mosley
Bow
Kinmons County
the Home Bakery
Petrie’s Store