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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
3
Local notes recount visits by Mrs J and family from Winona, a Hazelton banker in Linton, and various residents traveling to Bismarck, with appointments, visits, and minor incidents across Emmons and Burleigh counties.
Livona news reports thrashing to begin this week. Dr. Snyder visited Mabel Sites. Wesley Chandlerpent visited his brother at Kvittin. Melvin Vader traveled to Glencoe to see his sister Ethel. Miss Clara Casey of Gayton visits Bismarck. Russ Stacy and Jas L Lawry to Fort Rice. One neighbor shows a black eye. Austin Logan bought cattle in Bismarck. Peter Baker and A Carlson with cattle. Mrs. Wilson of Dayton digs homeward via Lismarck. School No. 8 opens after rest. Minnie Roy is the teacher. Lewis and King canvass for a lumber company. Pt. Gwyther promotes new cremory at Fort Rice. Glencoe dance draws crowds. all report a great time. Frank Gray injured riding. horse threw him last Friday.
A sectional Emmons County map at three quarters inch to the mile is offered for 3.50 by L H Briggle Hazelton or John Harold surveyor Bismarck. Also a bereavement note from Linton North Dakota dated Aug 18 1911 expresses thanks to Eastern Star and Masonic lodges for kindnesses during a death in the family. Signed by Mrs Win Muench Otto Wo Muench Paul Muench Mrs J Waldron F C Gardiner.
In Wimbledon New Jersey an eighty acre rye field near the farm of Joel Baum yielded over thirty bushels per acre with grain weight at fifty six pounds per bushel after summer fallow sown last September. Farmers nearby plan to sow rye this year as experts predict rye will become a leading grain in the region.
Farm weekly praises Senator Worter J Mc Cumber of North Dakota for his senate speech opposing reciprocity with Canada. The Missouri Record notes his eloquence, firm stance, and advocacy for farmers defender of protective policy and agricultural prosperity.
Pollock residents report haying on a ranch east of Ismarck as Clyde Loutzenheiser and Eliner Fritz work the fields. A Pollock Gubs team member, the second kid nine, visited Westfield and faced a 15 to defeat. Mr and Mrs Henry Deltoor mourn the loss of their infant son. Crop experts tout winter rye as a strong erosion fighter for tough years. Monk Seymour writes from Mouse in Canada about record crops. The G L fiddler barn collapsed with heavy property damage and poultry loss. John K Bushy arrived from Minneapolis with business notes and may relocate to Pollock. A seven pound, 11 ounce boy was born to Mr and Mrs J J Jenelon on Monday August 14, 111, giving them three boys and one girl. A D Prouty traveled to Strasburg to meet his daughter Arlouine visiting at Linton. Grasshoppers trouble farmers near the river and Mr Keen reports losses.
A local farmer near the river west of town, Mr J R Keen, has successfully raised tame grapes despite widespread belief they cannot be grown in South Dakota. Andrew Beschker buys out Louis Dornbush in the Shenker Dornbush mercantile firm and settles into the Fountain building with a thriving business.
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