Pioneer papers mark end of the old days in Emmons County
A long column from Linton notes the fading of pioneer life, shifts in county taxes, and national political shifts as Democrats lose majorities in New Jersey and New York. The piece also discusses India’s governance under Britain, famine and disease control, and Brazilian coffee labor evolution tied to wages and apparel.
Governor E Y Sarles Named Shrine Leader in Fargo
Former Governor E Y Sarles of Hillsboro was elected land potentate of El Zagel Shrine in Fargo. The note highlights his status as a prominent business man and his influence in the Masonic group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Sarles
Hillsboro
el Zagel Shrine
Masonic
Fargo
Russia and Persia crisis and U.S. aid questioned
The piece discusses political distrust toward John Burke and criticizes his term prospects. It then describes Russia pressing Persia under the Shuster affair as it seeks to influence Iran’s finances with American help facing Persian support and England’s likely alignment with Russia.
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Italy
Russia
Persia
Iran
Teheran
United States
England
TEMVIK TALK. December notices and local changes
Our weather remains pleasant. Visits and travels noted: Miss Butler at Linderman home. Rev. Wiley to preach December 17 at 3 p m. Dalke couple to Hurley S D for holidays. Miss Stedman returned to Roscoe. Kuszler visiting Eureka. Mrs J E Gandy to spend holidays with Waldemar Wenzlaff in Spokane. Mrs Curtis Weaver and children go to Hazelton to visit parents. Pastor Schmidt preached at school-house. Mrs J B Davis away six weeks at Ruby. sister died, she returns Tuesday. Local businesses: Weber and Ohlhauser dissolve partnership. Ohlhauser keeps livery, Weber keeps dray.
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Mary Butler
Braddock
Linderman
Wiley
John J. Dalke
Hurley
S. D
Faith Stedman
Roscoe
E. M. Larvick
Henry Kuszler
Eureka
G.schatz
J. E. Gandy
Spokane
Wash
Waldemar Wenzlaff
Curtis Weaver
N. P
Hazelton
Schidt
Kulm
N. D
German Reformed Church
J. B. Davis
Ruby
Wis
At the Opera House Program March Concert
Banp 1 March Chillicothian Valse Zingaro mien Hall Vocal Solo Overture Poet and Peasant Selected Violin Solo Frank L Sutherland Concert Mazurka La Carina Intermezzo Russe Young March Dixie Francke ORCHESTRA National Emblem Overture Latona Waltzes Los Angeles Mahl Vocal Solo The Vale of Dreams Mrs C O Smith Orchestra Accompaniment The Kiss Waltz Cornet Solo Monogram Kaiser Friedrich Schmid Ziehrer C O Smith Friedman Dance Admission 1.00
Banking Ledger Fragment Details Property and Cash Items
The fragment lists loans and discounts including overdrafts secured and unsecured, banking-house and furniture, real estate, due from other banks, cash items, and other assets. It shows figures for cash and checks, with real estate and personal property entries, current expenses, taxes paid, and undivided profits.
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First Bank of Linton
Linton
North Dakota
CIARA
Hague
Norit
Local hotel traded to bank cashier amid machinery firm charge
The hotel owner G O Linderman swapped his hotel to Waldemar Wenz laff, cashier at Templeton State Bank Tim Vick. The deal centers on the machinery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Linderman
Waldemar Wenzlaff
Tempelton State Bank
Tim Vick
Hazelton Happenings in the Republican December issue
S F Wright is able to be out on the streets again after a month of rheumatism. Linton hosts a December 15 concert by the Linton Boys Band and Sutherland's orchestra. A Thanks giving dinner was held by local residents. Plans consider rebuilding the creamery with wood. Mrs. Clarence Campbell, sister of Frank Sweet, died in Wisconsin. Miners work the Canningnite mine fifteen miles west of Hazelton, selling coal locally. Thomas Kelly sold two mules to a Wilton coal company. Hazelton residents plan winter trips to Switzerland. Obituary notes and local recollections of community figures are also mentioned.
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John Burke
Cowan
Burke
Hanna
Buchanan
Sioux County
Andy Miller
Farmers’ Institute
Foxy
S. F. Wright
Linton
Linton Boys
Sutherland
Clarence Campbell
Frank Sweet
Wisconsin
Canning
Hazelton
Kelly
Coal Mining Company
Wilton
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