02 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
1
Wepkiiseat visits from Gayton. Watts fights grippe while Mikal wins prize at a Nul club. Logan visits Armstrongs. several locals ill or recovering, including Gillamin with pneumonia. Entra Nous and Five Hundred gatherings notable, plus land viewings, travel, and lumber firm news.
Braddock brief items report landlady Lee confined to her bed untied. Staak in town for Sunday. Peltheim at Isamarek. Myo Ia Cy Semple ill. Mee toy Hetzer with relatives. Lavtes arrived from New San yesterday visiting Wing dock friends. Mrs Geo Ivey celebrated Ady Dentton wedding Friday after. Martin Sevald left for Hed Cint Iowa for possible future home. Pastor Aifson of Swedish Methodist churches visiting Bisnarex and Graddock.
Reports from Linton and Bayer district note improving health conditions. Johnson, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Swab, and the James family recover from illnesses including poisoning from canned tomatoes. Grippe and colds persist. Mead Drayton remains unwell. Mrs Drayton improves after a fall. McCormack family returns to good health. schools disinfect desks after illness.
Several residents are mentioned visiting, returning home, or staying for treatment. Mr Marshall North West of town was notified from Linton that a patient with pneumonia is seriously ill, with Mrs De Boer remaining in Aberdeen for further care.
A jumble of school notes mentions new pupils in second grade Saral Seurid Pheenshth TeaNA and a parade on the 4th, sickness causing absences in third grade, and Edwin Landessi tied to language lessons. Faculty dinner, book selection committee, and a small fund for fellowships are noted, with stray relics of legends and odd quotes interspersed throughout.
Correspon syereer at the Mecordian Ray Brown visited Linton on Tuesday and Saturday. Miss Yaniseh met Miss Purinton later in the week. Mr and Mrs Leek and daughter Lillian visited Friday. The Kellers spent Wednesday with Dan Parsons north of Hazelton. Telephone Lines 2 and 4 were out part of the week due to frost. A large Highland crowd attended the service Wednesday night. Lute Harwood left Wednesday for Lemmon to care for his ill mother. A well attended literary Friday featured a debate on women’s suffrage with Ora Lier Floyd Bier Pearl Purinton affirmatives and Irene Surring Mable Cauldwell Kay Harding negatives. the Bee hive reading followed. a nice lap supper was served.
The baby of Mr. Louis Luts is reported quite sick at the home of Mr. Jalie Loutzenheier. Mr. and Mrs. F. FE. Devan left Tuesday for Medina New Jersey to spend several days visiting. Dr. Shoskey returned from Aberdeen last Saturday evening where he conducted medical duties.
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