In Town and Out In Linton North Dakota
Ludwig Rieker Sr. is very ill with asthma. Numerous local notices include travel from Glanavon to Linton, final proofs, carpet weaving, and wedding stationery samples. Reports of births, deaths, auto trips, fire equipment updates, and community notices fill the page along with ads for real estate, leases, and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Rieker
Clif Putnam
Glanavon
Linton Bakery
Turner
Eureka
Charles B. Carley
George Brooks
Dr. Hogue
Yelowstone Park
Death of Two Young Wives
Two young wives deaths marked by tragedy in Emmons county. Maude Hamilton Page aged 25 years 10 months died from eclampsia after marriage to Hosea Page. remains to be interred in Ellsworth Wisconsin. Augrust Strong 21 years 6 months died of infantile paralysis near Hazelton. three small children survive. private funeral and Hazelton cemetery interment. Also brief notes on local accidents and a public notice urging defense of the Herd Law against repeal, signed by N S Shefherd Hartford N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Page
Hague
Page
Maude Hamilton
Wisconsin
Ellsworth
Hamilton
Vase
John J. Hamilton
Strasburg
United States
Augrust Strong
Hazelton
N. Aasen
Norway
Hazelton Cemetery
Buffalo Bill Farewell Tour Set for Col Wing Cody Show
Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Wawnee Hill's Forest plans to perform in this region at Col Wing Cody with special rail excursions and visitor accommodations. The farewell appearance features Tuthale Bill, Indian battles in open-air melodia, an Orient spectacle, an emigrant train attack, a Holiday at TB Ranch, Rossi's elephants, Ray Thompson's trained horses, sharp shooting by Johnny Baker, and bucking branches as comedy in a lively Western exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing FO Cody
Tuthale Bill
Sunmomit Springs
Far East
Rossi
Ray Thompson
Johnny Baker
Canton’s Executioner Seeks Heal With Ore Bow Tale
An account from the New York Sun recounts Canton’s famed executioner in a vivid, scattered interview. The man describes his weapon, a heavy blade, and recalls the grim tally of heads claimed, with a wary smile at the question of whether a single stroke ever suffices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Trusty
New York Sun
Pollock Picks Up A Busy Week Of Local Goings On
Prom Prowress reports Harry Fiddler visiting his gravely ill brother George from Arras. Helen Leonard arrives from Omaha to stay with sister Mrs. L. Seymour. Dee Whalen and son Andrew visit from Westfield. Local crop troubles with the Irish lemon stock raise concern. John Stiles of Winona tours Pollock with two auto-loads from Fort Yates, noting expected N. P. trains to Yates by October 1. Mr Scott of Dale, father of Frank and Mark, dies suddenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAfee
Ft. Yates
Christ. Wolfer
Aberdeen
Joe Burdick
Milwaukee
Peoria
Matthew Hammerschmidt
Eureka
Linton
Josephine Baker
Livona
Shier
New Leipsig
Morton County
Jacob Jangula
Katie
Rochester
Minn
Christian Marthaller
William Jess
Glen Llin
Marthaller-Glasser
James Ranch
W. T. McGuire
Omio
N. D
Muench
John Reamer
Napoleon
Mr. Reamer
Fred Hintz
Stephen Silk
G. H. McKay
W. O. Irwin
Billy
Kidlet
Michael Penderghast
Fort Yates
Edgeley
J.S. Green
Sioux Falls
S.C
E. D. Fogle
Ann
Lucile Crain
I. Lovelace
John N. Brundage
Harry Fiddler
Arras
George
Helen Leonard
Omaha
Seymour
Dee Whalen
Andrew
Westfield
Doe
John Stiles
Winona
Pollock
Stiles
Yates
N. P
Mr. Scott
Dale
Frank
Mark Scott
Handwork Edges Paper by Inked Border Cards
The London Chronicle describes a labor intensive method where workers, all girls, align paper with a comboard guide and brush ink along the edges to create a mourning border. The process is slow and exact, with no machine able to match the skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaryel
London Chronicle
Fragmented dialogue in street scene with threats
A garbled passage shows a joker threatening bystanders, taunting a driver and a passerby. The scene includes disjointed lines about a mill inspector, a first premier of Mayland, and an unclear confrontation at a corner, with tense exchanges and evasive replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iley
Gian
Mayland
Lennon Serijs
Dawdling Drivers and a Quick Reprimand in Baltimore
A humorous Baltimore Sun tale recounts a driver and a dawdling passenger named Jones as they chase a stopgap pace toward a distant house. The narrator observes a tense chase with a police sighting behind a tree, ending with a caution about safety and the futility of lingering in traffic.
Speaking Likeness Coroner Hearing Confusion
A coroner hears a witness who cannot identify a photograph of the deceased. The witness hesitates and stammers, claiming he could not recognize the face even when pressed by the coroner. The exchange reveals confusion and a shaky memory about the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat Hess
Ile
Judes
Remarkable Clock on a Japanese Scene Panel
A finely crafted clock piece from Japan measures about three feet wide and five feet long. The design features plum and cherry trees in bloom, a rear hill with a cascading crystal imitation, and a winding stream across rocks and islands. A golden sun glints on the frame, a tortoise marks the position of a hand, a bird marks each hour, and a small mouse scurries toward a garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Esa Piumage
First Porterhouse Steak Tale From New York City
A garbled reminiscence places the first porterhouse steak at a New York tavern on Porter Street. It recounts seafaring men and an old pyre night, Morrison claiming steaks would cut a thick slice from the shoulder and roast dry. Morrison’s Porter House became famed in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Martin Mot
Poears Street
Morrison
Porter House
Neghborhood
Gibbons
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. L. Bridell
Perkins
Wescott
Haggard & Maloney
John Gilles
Herbert
Fargo
Michael Gilles
Dakem
Amos Yonkers
Phoenix Lumber
J. A. Lang
Phoenix Yard
Smith Photo Studio
John Smith
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Emmons County
Williston
Ernie Nunnweiler
Inton
Mr. N
Ernie
Wesley Baker
Jimmie Lawry
Liyona
Charles Lang
Christ. Bieber
Tempeltonville
Mr. Bieber
Franz Temper
Broadway
Billy Irwin
Elmer Fogle
Will Carmicheal
H. A. Archambault
Jos. King
James King
Emmonsburg
McIntosh
S. D
Shambo
Macktown
G. A. Broman
Duane
Santa Cruz
California
Mr. Broman
P. J. Wittmayer
Linton Lodge
Loyal Order of Mouse
Grand Lodge
Baltimore
Maryland
A. M. Britts
Severin Mikalson
Hazelton Lodge
North Dakota
Minot
Messrs. Wittmayer
Brits
Mic
Kalson
St Paul
Postmaster Jones
Minneapolis
Glen Turner
A. H. Irvine
Wimarck
C. L. Parkhurst
de Soto Creamery Company
Abredeen
Will Finder
Gladys Clybourne
Martha Rowley
Lucille Crain
Grand Forks
Owens
Wolverton
Wooo Irwn
Braddock
Fred Merkel
Valentine Marthaller
Katharina Glasser
Glen Ulin
Simon Glasser
Scott
Emmons
N.S. Shefherd Hartford
N. 1
Buffalo Bill
The
Old Frontiersman
Wawnee Hill
Bismarck
Canton
Heseley
Milkevan
J. 1. Case Thrashing-Machine Company
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Prairie
Fogle & Perkins
Dias
Fey ‘ Junes
Renahont
Hesitat
Wien
Tlello
Jones
Bain
Lohiai
Baltimore Sui
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