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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
1
Reports record cattle shipments near Mandan with a load of 23 head fetching 1710 dollars while statewide notes highlight white-way lighting plans, silos near Ellendale, and dog training enforcement. Other items cover fish and agricultural notices, weathered livestock losses from lightning, and local events in Linton and surrounding towns.
W E Parr of Colton arrives to look after interests here. O J Gordon sells property to Bert Studevant of Dale N D with possession Sept 15. Mrs A U Prouty and Arlouing visit Linton for a few days. Mr and Mrs John Tuntland and Walter visit from Shields ND. Overland Telephone receives poles for Pollock to Westfield line. Local farmers haul silo material for fall filling. Jack McCrory of Linton attends Old Settlers picnic. McCrory the likely oldest settler present, marking 37 years since first settlement here as the Campbel county Old Settlers picnic is held in Pollock. Morning ball game Glanavon defeats Pollock 7 to 6.
Last Sunday the Braves routed Braddock in Brad Dock with a lopsided score. Reported as sixteen to one or sixteen to three, the locals were outmatched on the field but praised for entertaining visitors. It is rumored Braddock and Kintyre will select players for a town game next Sunday.
West half of section 19 township 186 range 74 located two and a half miles from Wraddock near school church and grain market all tillable level black land 220 acres now in crop Section 19 valued by old settlers as among the best in commons county price 2950 per acre easy terms landlord's share of growing crop may be included if sold soon address
Esther Junge visits Braddock for a day. Dana telephone stockholders to meet Aug 1. Mrs. E. E. Clark returns from South Dakota trip. John Melander suffers left hand neuritis. Sheriff Eyes and Bart Lee visit from county seat. Judge Junge and O. Siversen attend a Methodist conference. Local dance trip to Gates hall and Fort Rice dedication. Land sale east of town to Splonkowskis. owners move Nov 1. Dr. Larrabee reports John Olson recovering. Mrs. Lake undergoes hernia operation in Bismarck. Frank Simon's record trip to hospital with family. Rag-carpet weaving ad.
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