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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
1
Katharina Rocina of Hebron decides against boarding the North German Lloyd steamer Main to Bremen. She instead plans to return to her husband and children, canceling her trip to visit relatives in Russia.
G E Bachelder of this place earns the nickname The Bean King after growing navy beans and proving a ready market. He harvested seven acres this year and plans a larger area next year around Mapleton and Sheldon in the Red River valley. Beans sell about five cents a pound and are easy to cultivate and harvest.
Hazelton society and local news cover visits to the capital city, Thanksgiving events, Moose turkey supper, a new power laundry, birthdays, hunting trips, villa club games, U C T dances, and a kitchen shower for H W Batzer, with playful notes on suffrage era humor.
A bold shop advertises versatile printing services offering everything from calling cards to books. The notice invites customers to visit for customized printing solutions and quick turnaround.
Emmons County records show multiple property transfers from Thomas and Tilda Austin to Wells & Dickey Company and others. Transactions include parcels in sections 1, 8, 27, 256, 2, 8, 11, 12, and Hague with prices from $1.00 to $4,120.00 and various "and other valuable consideration" notes.
Public auction will offer a roan mare with colt at 2 o'clock p m on December 20 1913 at the front door of the Strasburg post office. The mare weighs 725 pounds, about eight years old, with a one year old colt. Conrad Kraft Justice of the Peace.
Nov 24 Progress column reports visits by Cleveringa Fritz and others, a December birth to Mr. and Mrs. Prouty, pig sales totaling 2950 pounds for 191.75, Matt Winkle returning from Moose Jaw, a war eagle mounted in Minneapolis, Leslie Lee Sanders convicted in Aberdeen federal court, and Albert Jager’s death in Montana.
Sidney Johnson caller at Linton. Roy Lee visits from Bis marck for Thanksgiving. Hare and Pye of Bismarck host business in Braddock. Ebba Melander joins Petrie store in Linton. Frosty fashion forecast concerns. Henry Reamann buys feeders in St Paul for his Braddock place. Jerry Cole offers Rock Island Red roosters. Commissioner Hansen travels to Bismarck then Valley City. Braddock school children raise funds for Fargo Children’s Home. Ford agent Frank Glines sells to Dr Baer. old car sold to Noble Nelson. Civil service exam at Braddock post office December 13 for rural carrier. Salaries $600-$1000. Rumors of mixed train on Loo Line Bismarck to Wishek starting Monday. Barton unsure of schedule. possible Kintyre dinner stop.
Lizzie Gravink and three young children mourn the loss of a hard working man described as a good manager. His remains were laid to rest in the cemetery at Moore Montana.
Carl Roman owner announces auction of all personal property including horses and farm implements on Wednesday December 10 at his place 18 miles northeast of Linton. The notice states the seller is quitting farming and invites interested buyers to attend.
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