Prohibition Debate Weighs National Policy and Local Action
Reprinted from the Los Angeles Voice the letter by Charles W. Crain of Water Town South Dakota and references to O W Stewart argues prohibition as a national asset. It traces politics from Lincoln to Wilson and urges the Prohibition Party to focus on enforcing the Webb bill and opposing liquor interests.
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Los Angeles
Cal
E. A
R. J. Crain
Linton
Charles W. Crain
Watertown
S. D
O. W. Stewart
West Virginia
Stewart
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Dred Scott, Mason and Dixon Line
Kansas
Missouri Compromise Republican
Owen Lovejoy
John Brown
Theodore Roosevelt
John G. Bernie
George C. Haddock
Francis E. Willard
Carrie A. Nation
Cient
Lot
John G. Woolley
Prohibition Party
Webb
America
Quincy Lee Morrow
Woodrow Wilson
St. John
Pollock Picks Up In August Report From Progress
S F Chilcott made a business trip to Hull and Linton. Carl Dux plans to run a thrashing rig at Strasburg. Glanavon beat the ball boys 15 to 5. Builders began a saloon for H Bloom. Lightning struck stock yards killing two hogs owned by G W Tracy. Byron Jones lost a cow and a west pasture heifer. A heavy rain raised creeks. bridges washed out east of town. County fair boosters from Emmons county visited Main Street and invited all to Lin ton fair. The Linton band played and Hon. begun remarks.
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S. F.chilcott
Hull
Linton
Carl Dux
Strasburg
Carl
Glanavon
G. W. Tracy
Byron Jones
Emmons County
Main Street
Hazelton Beats Bismarck In Windy Baseball Showdown
Hazelton defeated Bismarck 3 to 1 in a crowd of about six hundred despite six loose wind. Paul Kurtz made a sensational glove play, while Thompson left the lineup with a foot injury. Hazelton claimed the season series two to one as Linton attendees praised the Capital City squad.
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Hazelton
Bismarck
Sherman
Frank Koll
Paul Kurtz
Kurtz
Capital City
Thompson
Schenkenberger
Vincent Shi
Linton
Messrs
L. du Heaume
Alex. Bosch
Wm. Bechtle
Anton Horner
L. A. Corwine
F. B. Irvine
Thos. Fergus
Elmer Anderson
H. N. Turner
Wm. Anderson
F. J. Pietz
R. Quast
Wm. Jones
H. H. Hanson
E. D. Fogle
D. R. Streeter
J. A. Lang
E.T. Atha
A. N. Junge
Carl Vorlander
M.T. Barger
A Kissinger
Harry Lynn
John Snyder
J. H. Reamer
Harold Gillespie
Albert Tough
Glen Turner
Theo Brenner
John Schenkenberger
Vincent Shier
Tom O'Brien
Oscar Pohl
J. D. Fuller
Wm. Pagel
Ear le Seuer
Frank Streeter
Mesdames
A.N. Junge
E. T. Atha
C. L. Wood
Wm. Boswell
Misses Marie
Clara Beckman
Mamie
Lucy Bowler
Luella Wood
Hazelton Happenings Features and Moves
Hazelton items note L. H. Briggle driving to Linton on business. L. D. Seeman ships cattle to South St. Paul. Lizzie Klabunde departs for Groton S D after two months home. Five bachelors host spring chicken supper with S. E. Kurtz. Rev S W McClelland leaves for Princeton College. Roy Irvine and G A Lenhart visit the Capital City and return. Lenhart retrieves a loaned auto. Butcher Al West suffers blood poisoning. W L Yeater acting chief butcher. Jampolsky and Somolowitz return to Linton after talks with A L Geil. deal for store falls through. Editor McCormick at Braddock reports office improvements and expansion. Landsberger duo auto from Hastings. land purchase south of town. well drilling to 205 feet yields no water. Hazelton Mercantile moves into new building. stock to be installed by month end. J B Brock returns from California and Massachusetts. aims to sell North Dakota property and move east while revisiting old friends.
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Hazelton
S. E. Kurtz
W. McClelland
East
Princeton College
Roy Irvine
G. A. Lenhart
Capital City
Mr. Lenhart
Minnesota
Butcher al. West
W. L. Yeater
Mr. West
Messrs. Jampolsky
Somolowitz
A. L. Geil
Linton
Braddock
McCormick
Frank Appert
Landsberger
Hazelton Mercantile Company
J. B. Brock
Emmons County
California
Massachusetts
North Dakota
Bismarck
Brock
Boston
Local Fair Address and Town News Report
D. R. Streeter Clemens Kelsch and Chas Coventry spoke brief on the fair’s purpose. F. H. Freeman and wife visited last Friday while Fred returned from a two weeks bronco taming job at Linton for Ben Haggard. Freeman says the hot weather is not fun.
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D. R. Streeter
Clemens Kelsch
Chas
Coventry
F.H. Freeman
Fred
Linton
Ben Haggard
F. H
Takeup Notice of Brand WT Gelding Found
One day gelding with small white facial stripe, shod in front, about S years old and 1100 pounds. Branded WT. Came to the residence Saturday. Owner must prove property, pay charges, and reclaim at Martin Oblhauser Temvy 4 aXe.
Sealed bids invited for Schoolhouse No 3 repair
Sealed bids will be received until noon September 14 1913 in Emmonsburg School District No 27 for moving and repairing Schoolhouse No 3. Plans from the clerk. Board may reject all bids. Bond required equal to double the bid. I B Tuttle clerk. Linton ND
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I. B. Tuttle
Emmonsburg
Linton
Temvik Meat Market For Sale By Dealer Emil Naumann
Emil Naumann of Temvik announces his meat market in Temvik is for sale including building lot and business. Will sell on reasonable cash terms or trade for farm machinery.
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Emil Naumann
Temvik
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Emmons County Record
Linton Postoffice
Pollock
H. Bloom
Blow
Goldsmith
Hay-Seed
L.H. Briggle
L. D. Seeman
South St. Paul
Lizzie Klabunde
Groton
W. G. Landsberger
Albert Landsberger
Hastings
Minn
Leslie Lewis
Feed and Sale
Ben Haggard, Prop
Eornet
Ford
Detroit
H. H, Hanson
Sup Praiuee
Grywery
Martin Oblhauser
Schilling
F. R. Schilling
North Star Lumber Co
Hague
Linton, North Dakota
Kehelsch Market
Peck-Williamson
John J. Pietz
Eureka, South Dakota
the First National Bank of
Harpaeheater
Hunter
Stevens Arms
Ciicepes Falls
Linton Lodge
A. F
A.M
Ant Monte
Ball
Inwin
Earthe
Knights of Pythias
D. Tough
H. F. Duffield
Erville
Ohio
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