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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
2
Journal of local events and人物 movements in Emmons and surrounding counties. Reports on tax matters, visits by Hampton correspondents, illnesses, and community gatherings. Details include farm life, church and social news, and plans for a February event.
The excerpt notes a Saturday errand by Robrich Bros finding coyotes near a camel carcass, weather driving stays and a wheezy January. A poultry breed mix, Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns, is discussed alongside Ruehinek’s snowy yard reads. A public invite leads to a village dance at Jo cherine’s hall with Mar Ole Menus as host and Massett Bros attendance.
The entry notes Lugene Wolf contending with a rheumatic condition while Peter Hulmant and Franz Wolf travel on business in Linton. Lt. Wu enzi improves from illness with updates on Aberdeen visitors Mes. John domme and Mes. Lucas Hilt. Phelps inspects and stops between trains. Ed Nieosma ships hogs, and a new agent to Hague is mentioned. Candlemass Day on February 2 sparks local weather talk.
Local notes include Fred Pietz in the city on business and doctors Wolverton and Monteith also visiting. Measles affect the Soell family but no one is seriously ill. E H Herdt returns from Minneapolis after a business trip. Franz Tempel and Mrs Tempel travel to McClusky for a family bereavement. Mrs Snyder arrives from Aberdeen with an adopted baby girl. Christ Bieber returns from Fargo after attending events.
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a mechanics convention at Winx with penalties and delays. Mentions Sturtevant, a fire incident near Main Street lumber yard, and a tense aftermath with no damage reported. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Wr. Wm. Hammond was seen journeying to Linton on Thursday. Mr. John Hanson is able to be around again after a short illness. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mickel were visiting in the night both out in the fore part of this week. John Leigey Sr and Tarley Drige made a trip to Linton Monday with a four horse team. Relatives of B. F. Palmer partook of a fine dinner last Wednesday in honor of B. F.'s birthday at his home. The Literary was to meet at Geo Grogan's last Saturday but road conditions kept attendance small.
Republican reports Hazelton updates. County Superintendent Lester Briggle visits. Pride R A Yeater and S S F Wright attend stock growers convention in Bismarck. Dreyman Frank Jones stores ice from Linton for next summer. Dr. Snyder ill but improving. Widespread petition by W T U targets Suntey closing law. sent to attorney general. Electricity reaches all businesses. Herditen Leader Store renovated. Mae Keven travels to Lamton. Miss Clara Briand fills in. Auditor E H Brant returns from Tacoma. family health improving.
Local items note Win Nexter visiting Bismarck Set urda and Mrs Bernard Baxter moving to their farm. McCusker visited Kintyre on business. Bank cashier McCain and W Allen seen in Bismarck. Thomas Long ill at his daughter's home. Neramore and Vie attend stock growers and implement dealers conventions in Bismarck. Braddock businessman Yan withdraws from interests. James McCormick visited from Bismarck. Mrs Wm Verry hospitalized with appendicitis undergoing surgery. husband Mr Perry remains at her side in Bismarck.
Local brief notes travelers in the Twin Cities through Saturday. Measles confinement for Mrs. KR and C. Bales family. Vollack market lists logs at ten cents per pound. Dale Camp M. W. of A. to hold special meeting Saturday Feb 3. Woodmen urged to attend. Weekend storm heavy east of here with up to eighteen inches snow in parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin. impacts on train service and street cars.
In Hmmons County Tumbach visits with Arientis for a few weeks. T owns land near Prdlate Sask and harvested forty thousand bushels of wheat last year. Prdlate is a small village with eight grain elevators. Wallace Keyes, ex-sheriff, bought the EE Burge farm at Beaver mouth and moved there last week. Burge moved to town and will live in the Keyes house until new buildings rise. Kayes property now owned by Wm Macnider. E A Wilson of Glen Ulin ND visited Limton on business, formerly banker at Demgileton State Bank, curious about county affairs since the Demvlk audit.
The notice warns the current car shortage and shipping delays will worsen. It urges planning now and offers sketches from the service department showing building appearance, cost, required materials, and price guarantee.
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