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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
1
The Palladium notes Bismarck fondness for blind pigs while Minot pupils use personal drinking cups. Reports cover fishing through ice, town politics, prize pigs, and weather driven journeys. Witty items include a minister’s mixed church duties and a hardy Fairmount mail carrier braving a blizzard.
Braddock residents keep busy with home projects and moves. Oscar Johnson's new residence nears completion. L M Doerschlag and Sammy Moen buy land north of town from O Feltheim. Post office inspection finds no issues. A wintering note from Dugald Campbell reports residents settled in Eugene, Oregon. A prairie chicken briefly roosts on the News sign amid dogs. Rural Route 2 progress eyed with petitions. A J Baird moves to Bitter Root valley for hay farming. cautions about fruit growing in harsh spring climates.
Hazelton column reports Dr Hogue in town on business and Mrs Gell ill but improving. Mike Rusti and family plan winter in Bismarck for Sisters' school. W L Yeater leaves for Pennsylvania to visit relatives. Rev Brearley preached. church dedication hoped for January. M Rush buys Stiles property opposite school. Stiles to move to Linton as Sheridan market manager. Miscellany notes on reporters tasks, Nels Ekanyer seeking subscription, and a wedding reception for O Batver and bride delayed by rain and rice.
The item mentions county figures and a vision of movement between plow handles in Emmons county. It cites Mr. Baird, Mr. Tut tle, Auditor Pitts, and Gussie in a political fight framed as a two-faced battleline. The piece questions fairness and legality of votes and duties.
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