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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1917
Page
3
Hague correspondence reports Dakota Central plans a pay station at the depot and a flood of small-town movements. Many residents travel to Bismarck and Linton while farm praise and crop prospects lift community morale amid frost damage and rapid Ford dealer activity.
Hartford news reports Dewey Lawler with diphtheria and Godfrey Grenz on the sick list. Grain is ready to be cut. social visits span the Weller Buck family, Brewer, O Donalds, Longwells, and Mausehnds. Rev. Swaney preached at Gayton No 2. Mrs. Allie Marquardt from Rigate Mont visits her parents. Warmer weather follows a frost that damaged corn and potato tops in the valley. about forty acres of corn on Herman Backhaus property were affected.
Westfield reports strong harvest activity with crops around ten bushels per acre while corn suffers from a dry spell. Local youth largely pass draft exams and Rev. Hydanus from Strasburg spoke August 4 to an appreciative audience.
Temvik reports mild weather after a cold snap. The N P work train repairs road washouts. A new man operates the Temple garage and fuel is available. The Temvik schoolhouse is being repaired for the next term. Preparations continue to start the flour mill this fall. Farmers' Elevators may profit by screening grain and selling screenings for feed to benefit stockholders.
The Vino plant resembles ginger in growth with distinctive flowers. Seeds are said to yield a fast dye and an ink. Leaves are used locally as food and applied as a remedy for several ailments. The plant is also used as a drug and sold for medicinal purposes.
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