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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
3
A mysterious jewel thief tale unfolds aboard a ship where Jane Bunker and Mrs. Delario clash over rubies and diamonds. The heroine confronts threats from a law officer and a dangerous suitor while learning a trusted neighbor is spying on her every move.
A woman hiding diamonds on the sixth floor fortifies her flat against an unseen thief, wiring the dumb waiter and bolting doors. She plans to summon help by mail, while the killer suspense of a possible break-in tightens around her.
Advertisement offers ice delivery for washing and related uses. Subscriptions promote Record newspaper at two dollars.
J W James visited Ashley Saturday and Linton Tuesday while J J Brokofsky spent the week at Linton where circuit court convened. Jos Clark returned from Bismarck hospital. B W Whitney came home from the same hospital after two months. Mr and Mrs H E Rice welcomed a son, their seventh. Vernon Wilmot lost his left arm in a corn shredding accident on Ed Langliers farm. the arm was amputated above the elbow and he is listed as recovering well under care of Drs Shockey and Hogue.
Christmas Eve program and tree sponsored by the Presbyterian Sunday school are shaping up as one of the finest ever seen locally. Marshall Chapman arrested Peter Eisenbarth Saturday for driving without a license tag. the suspect had an incomplete license application and funds left on deposit at a bank. sentence suspended by Justice Sabraw. H. O. Batzer returned from Royalton after his father’s death. G. M. Ronning, C. H. Bredberg, and Chs. Gillespie installed heating at Northwestern Motor Co. E. P. Zunkel expected home from South Dakota for a brother’s illness. B. W. Thompson and Paul Crandell completed plumbing and heating on the A. W. Quast residence in Temvik.
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