Grain Growers to Meet at Fargo January 14 17
The twentieth annual Tri-Stock and Grain Growers Convention will assemble in Fargo North Dakota from January 14 to 17. Key address by W O Thompson president of Ohio State University on After War Agriculture follows studies in Europe. Numerous authorities will speak on various agricultural topics.
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Tri-Stock and Grain Growers’ Convention
Fargo
N. D
W. O. Thompson
The
Ohio
Emmons County Record Linton North Dakota Ad Rates Notice
The Pioneer Paper of Emmons County announces publication details for The Record the official paper of Emmons County and Linton. Display rates 165 cents per column inch for single insertions 12 percent for contract space five cents per inch for advertising running one week Locals ten cents per line for one insertion five cents per line for subsequent insertions Deadline Tuesday noon for advertising copy.
Hazelton Briefs Include Cattle Shipment and Store Opening
Hazelton news notes four carloads of cattle sent to St Paul markets. Miss Ruth Wright returns from Valley City to teach near Hazelton. Consumers United Store plans opening February first. Local figures Bradberg Paradise, Dr Baer, and others appear in weekly roundup. Naramore and Jampolsky visits noted along with Frank Glines selling Williamsport Motor stake. Marriage of Nels P. Anderson and Janet W. Kunsch recorded in Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goughnour
St. Paul
Consumers United Store Company
Hazelton
Nels P. Anderson
Janet W. Kunsch
Hazelton’s
Linton
Carley
Commissioner Wade Retires as County Commissioner
Commissioner Wade resigns from the county post effective New Year with Mr. Ferguson to succeed him. Wade leaves a fine record and service to the county and district, and well wishes are offered from friends.
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Wade
Ferguson
Rudow of Linton Called Home by Family Illness
Wishek report notes A. R. Rudow of Linton passed through on Saturday en route to Ashley to be with his family due to illness.
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A. R. Rudow
Linton
Ashley
Parizek to Start New Life in Napoleon as County Agent
Mr and Mrs E G Parizek travel to Napoleon to establish their future home with Parizek named as the Logan county county agent. Northwest Blade notes Miss Adeline Quast recovering from influenza and Gottlob Schatz visiting his daughter Martha in town. Frank Sutherland sold his moving picture outfit to Chas Silver who plans continued operation. Christ Verlander begins a southern tour visiting towns along the line likely including Linton and Hazelton. Ashley Brundage dies of influenza Monday morning. Dr O H Gerdes attends Miss Norma Brundage, his flu case. The Brundage family recently moved to Aberdeen from here, held in high regard.
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E. G. Parizek
Napoleon
Mr. Parizek
Logan County
Frank Sutherland
Chas. Silver
Ashley Brundage
J. N. Brundage
O. H. Gerdes
Norma Brundage
Brundage
Aberdeen
Local residents visit Capital City and area trades
Mrs. E F Savage visited the Capital City this week. Wm Baxter traveled to the Capital City to attend to business and returned Monday. Olaf Feltheim shipped stock to the Twin Cities and marketed animals. Mrs L F Sisco of Kintyre visited C T Barton’s home, returning the next day. John Maclachlan arrived from Regina Sask Canada to visit his parents after mustering out of service and appears in good health.
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Wm. Baxter
Olaf Feltheim
Twin Cities
L. F. Sisco
Kintyre
C. T. Barton
John Maclachlan
Regina
Sask
Canada
E. F. Savage
Local Residents Return Home for Holiday Weekend
Mrs. L J Holmes and daughter Flo arrived home from Rochester Minnesota Monday evening. Irwin Fenelon a University of Minneota student arrived Monday evening to spend the holiday with relatives. Chas Parrots hen cottage on North Main street is being pushed to completion rapidly. Charles plans a neat and comfortable home.
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L.J. Holmes
Flo
Rochester
Minn
Irwin Fenelon
University of Minneota
Chas. Parrot
North Main Street
Charles
Mrs Raleigh Matthews Returns From Illness Stricken Home
Mrs Raleigh Matthews leaves Bismarck hospital after weeks with influenza. Her father G A Cabbage travelled to accompany her home. Mr Matthews and their infant died from the disease a few weeks earlier, making the homecoming a sad occasion.
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Raleigh Matthews
Bismarck Hospital
G. A. Cabbage
Bismarck
Mr. Matthews
Mrs. Matthews
Community notes on visits and legal cases in Mandan and Bismarck
Commissioner Wade visited town Monday. O E Burge and the Enterprise family traveled from Mandan and Bismarck with Burge listed as a Turner case witness. Elmer Fogle expects to finish the Shields bridge this week and open travel. F C Turner case set for this week in Bismarck court with witnesses including Kitch Stiles Burge Gayton Gordon Turner and sons Dunn and McCormick moved by the death of Thos Lyons in Butte. Funeral services held at Catholic church Tuesday morning.
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Wade
O. E. Burge
Mandan
Bismarck
Burge
Turner
Enterprise Family
Elmer Fogle
Shields
Enterprise
F. C. Turner
Supt. Kitch
J. A. Stiles
Wm. Gayton
Jake Gordon
Pratt Dunn
Pat McNamee
McCormick
Messrs
Dunn
Thos. Lyons
Butte
Mont
Army discharge and hometown travels noted in Wishek
Robert Sisco of Kintyre returns home from Ohio camp after army discharge. Warren Rudow of Ashley stops in Wishek between trains from Fargo after army special training. F. J. Sayler inventories Thompson Yards. Fred Ritter covers duties. Dr Grant reports flu under control but warns of a diphtheria epidemic with a few cases under care.
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Robert Sisco
Kintyre
Wishek
Ohio
Warren Rudow
Ashley
Fargo
Army
F. J. Sayler
Thompson
Fred Ritter
Mr. Sayler
Grant
Christmas Gifts Amid Family Tragedy Then New Neighbors Move In
A woman sends Christmas gifts despite her serious ill son and daughter in law. the son dies soon after her arrival and is buried on Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Fiddler relocate to the building next to the Progress office for the winter with a welcoming latch string always out and in working order.
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George Fiddler
Progress Office
George
S. J. Holness Family Struck by Illness in Braddock
Local note list shows the S. J. Holness family ill with the flu. Various residents visited Hazelton and Bismarck, with several trips and departures noted. Sargt. Sam Miles from Ashley, an early WWI volunteer, returned home after service and honors at Camp Grant.
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Sargt
Sam Miles
Ashley
Barbara
J. A. Miles
Miles
United States
Germany
Ferguson Barracks
Camp Grant
Hazelton and area brief notices on illness travel and visits
Mrs Roy A Yeater is on the sick list this week R C Burlingame of Temvik was a Hazelton visitor yesterday L C Malchert returned from a Minnesota trip Miss Irene Raven was in Lin ton for a last winter millinery display Einar Grotting manager of Thompson Yards Temvik was in Hazelton on Saturday Dr Winchester had a minor car collision in Bismarck Senator elect C A Ward ill but improving Mrs H E Winchester to be home this week after influenza recovery H B Ellsthorp came from Bismarck to subpoena witnesses for rioters trial Hazelton Eastern Star and Masons attended the funeral of Mrs Cameron in Linton Mrs A E Klabunde called to Groton SD for step-daughter sick with flu Mrs Grace Snyder leaves Hazelton for California and wintering trips returns in spring.
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Roy A. Yeater
R. C. Burlingame
Temvik
Hazelton
L. C. Malchert
Zumbro Falls
Minnesota
Irene Raven
Linton
Einar Grotting
Thompson Yards
Saturdy
Eastern Star
Masonic
Scott Cameron
A. E. Klabunde
Groton
Oscar Anderson
Grace Snyder
California
Jos. Healy
L. M. Doerschlag
Local social notes and church updates from Linton area
Frank Sutherland is ill with flu and expected back soon. Mrs. John P. Wohl of Linton visited Fred Hoffmann's family last week. Mrs. Fred Ochsner of Linton returns from visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hardle. Miss Irene Gerdes travels to Aberdeen for a few days visiting her grandmother Mrs. Burrows and handling business. Mr. and Mrs. Bader and daughter Mrs. Christian Bader of Zeeland plus Mr. and Mrs. John Ottmar of Spring Creek visited here Monday. Dr. Wm. Rotemann presided at a Lutheran meeting in Linton on Sunday. A successor to Rev. H. Timmcke is expected. Timmcke moved to Wisconsin weeks ago. Rev. Timmcke is well known locally. Christ Verlander went to Hillsview on business. his auto remains usable though December 11 looms. Mild weather prompts musings on winter and coal-furnace worries.
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Frank Sutherland
John P. Wohl
Linton
Fred Hoffmann
Fred Ochsner
Hardle
Irene Gerdes
Aberdeen
Burrows
Bader
Christian Bader
Zeeland
John Ottmar
Spring Creek
Wm. Rotemann
H. Timmcke
Timmcke
Wisconsin
Christ Verlander
Hillsview
Jack Frost
Bright-eyed girl born to the Barchs at home
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Barch welcomed a bright-eyed girl last Saturday evening. Ervin Wiiane arrived from Heron last week and left Tuesday with his children for Missouri to establish a new home. Mrs. J. B. Sturtevant returned Wednesday from LaPort Minnesota where she had been called last week.
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H. L. Barch
Ervin Wiiane
Heron
Missouri
J. B. Sturtevant
LaPort
Minn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guaranty OF Deposits Fund
State OF
North Dakota
Farmers State Bank
Linton, N. Dak
Edison Electric
Duro Automatic
Henry Ruede Proprietor
Emmons
Linton, North Dakota
B. Strelter
Poeblinker
A. R. Rudow Mer
Emmons County
City of
Republican
Ruth Wright
Valley City
E. E. Bradberg
W. R. Paradise
Dr. Baer
Braddock
Geo. H. Naramore
Miss May
Sol. Jampolsky
Toseah Jampolsky
Frank Glines
Williamsport Motor Company
Roy Gregory
Glines
Stanley Kurtz
New York
Herman, Jr
John C. Batzer
H. O. Batzer
Shields Enterprise
Wishek News
Chas
Coventry
Bismarck N. Dak
Northern Produce Company
Bismarck, N. Dak
James Brady
Northwest Blade
Gottlob Schatz
Temvik, N. D
Miss Martha Schatz
Braddock News
Pollock
S. J. Holness
Levi Chapman
Herman Junge
M. P. Kaiser
Joe and
James Rush
A. C. Staak
Jeanette Jampolsky
Glen Ullin
Wayne Baxter
the Reformed Church of
Strasburg
Leonard DU Heaume
C. Smith
N. BD
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
DR. Wolvertons Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
E. P. Zunkel
John Bader Linton N. Dak
First National Bank Linton N. D
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