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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
4
Linton area updates include residents visiting in Bismarck and Temvik, numerous travel to Z. Norman’s game in Bismarck, and community events from farm markets to school appointments. M. Hoff and Temvik visit. J P Henn heads to Bismarck for business. Miss Aura Speicher named Temvik principal. various trips to Hague, Pollock, or Eureka for work, games, or funerals.
Miss Ruth Larson heads to Ortonville Minnesota for a two week vacation before starting at Temvik under a contract. May Raven and L Berkholz wed in England at Dr. O Brien's home. Martin Olsen of Minneapolis Threshing Co visits Linton to review crop conditions. Mr and Mrs Phil Joeb of Tavnen visit relatives in Linton. Mrs Joeb’s mother Mrs Schock travels with them to Tappen. Fred and Mrs Walz return from their Yellowsine Park honeymoon and plan to move to Pipestone Minnesota. Mamie Chamley departs for Watertown South Dakota to visit friends and teach in Moody county. Mr and Mrs Scott Cameron from Bismarck visit the Cameron home. Cameron closes his Linton office. Local residents undergo operations at Wolverton hospital: Jno Vetter Jr Rosenthal Jacob Foerderer Eltha Graf Temvik Mary Meier Linton Elizabeth Horner Hague Albert Seymour Pollock Jas Borr Jr Clarence Borr Strasburg George Coon Linton. Funeral services for Christian Vorlander held in Eureka with pallbearers including Dr O H Gerdes Dr W C Wolverton John Wishek Jas Brown Emil Dierenfeldt John Regan and honorary pallbearer F J Pietz. Delegates from Linton attend pioneer Dakotaa funeral.
Minneapolis reports the Northwest faces a continued coal shortage even with Interstate Commerce Commission priority orders to lake points. John F. McGee, state fuel commissioner now in Cleveland, says the situation remains serious as a 80 day extension to September 21 extends the railroad order eastward.
The Interstate Commerce Commission order to favor coal mines in car allocation will not alter Northwest supply gaps. W H Groverman of the Northwestern Coal Dock Operators association warns the Lakes route is essential to avoid famine. Minnesota railways back a move to shift excess coal cars to production districts, citing August reports of surplus cars on virtually every line.
Vera Cruz political and military leaders vow to resist Provisional President Huerta’s order to dismiss Antonio Neva as provisional governor. They claim Huerta infringed the state constitution and have sent messages to Mexico City demanding constitutional respect.
Foreign trade data show U S bituminous coal exports for the just completed fiscal year exceed 1919 by over five million tons. Canada buys roughly half of the 1920 bituminous exports, followed by Italy and Cuba. Chicago PUC rejects railroads plea to raise passenger fare from 2 cents in Illinois.
Australian Catholic prelates who visited Pope Benedict deny that Archbishop Mannix ever received a rebuke from the Holy See. The protest condemns British government actions and rejects claims Mannix faced censure for his America remarks.
It is common for alienists to demand a handwriting specimen to assess if a patient is insane or emotionally unstable. The brain and hand nerves link, so writing reveals mental temperament and abnormalities.
A red leather collar was stolen from a livery barn on August 4. It has a small cut on the right side. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Paul Marschall, Linton North Dakota.
Temvik Farmers Elevator Co offers binder twine in three types. Standard 500 ft at 18c per lb. Standard Manila 550 ft at 19c per lb. Manila 600 ft at 20c per lb. MWerry ball guaranteed.
Advertisement entry notes a house and lot for sale with inquiry details to be made at the Record office dated August 19. It provides no further specifics on location size or price.
Department of the Interior notices Glen E Albaugh of Hazelton North Dakota made a homestead entry in 1916 and now seeks final three year proof to claim Lot 8 Section 11 Township 135 N Range 78 W 5th PM before C F Wagher at Linton on September 25 1920. Witnesses named Artie J Frederick Henry C Nieland George A Cabbage and Herman Crimmins all of Hazelton ND. CHAS GLITSCHKA Register.
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