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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
5
Readers get a roundup of Christmas photos at Smith's Gallery and local shop notices. The item lists health updates from Winona, Emmons and Linton, moving picture shows at ten cents, church decorations costing 2400 dollars, and various town visits, illnesses, and minor legal actions.
The note lists residents and events: Leonard has been under the weather with grip in the last two weeks. Stephen Silk returned from the Twin Cities after more than a thirty hour visit. Frank and Ed McConville welcomed their father who was very ill on the way home from a dance last Saturday morning. Jesse Payne had a runaway with his two boys. he was bruised and his shoulder hurt. Len Payne and Arthur traveled to Union County South Dakota last week. Ben will husk corn and Arthur will live with grandparents and attend school. Jack McBride joined the trip to visit the old folks and a dancing party occurred at J.
About forty people attend Wilmot's last Friday night gathering. A dance is planned at Sick Amber's nest Friday evening, and a large dance at Roy Dillingsley on the Witch night with an oyster supper. Despite a poor crop year, locals remain untroubled.
Corresponsions entries detail visits, travel and family news including Glen Mickel at Ray Grown home, Mrs. Jackman visiting Aberdeen, and Anna Bresster visiting from Nebraska. A well problem for Anton Larson and a camp winter literary society meeting at Ham school are noted alongside holiday sale announcements and local shop offerings.
Market notices stock and shopping call for proofs and inquiries. Contact Charles for final proofs and pricing details.
Mrs Wine cares for two orphaned children brought from an orphan home to the neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Wil McCormick provide motherly care. the Carmacks deserve credit for opening their hearts. The children’s arrival brightens their new home.
In a lively two team basketball game at the Clie house, Hazelton and Lint fought hard as both sides showed strong passing and shooting. Hazelton pulled ahead with better ball handling and defense to win by a narrow margin, 12 to 11, amid a late surge from a girls’ team from a nearby town that added local flair to the contest.
The note from JH Hawkins the principal asks parents to participate in school programs which will be free this week. It emphasizes cooperation between parents and teachers to improve student outcomes and asks for more parent involvement at the school.
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