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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
1
Linton and area residents travel from Eureka to Winona for business, visit relatives in Hague and Aberdeen, and attend events. A carload of Eureka flour arrives at the Linton Bazar while thrashermen organize the Emmons County Brotherhood of Thrashermen with officers named and a March meeting planned.
At the stockholders meeting in Linton on Wednesday morning Frank Chesrown was elected president and F J Pietz of Leola Ds cashier. Pietz has served four years as McPherson county treasurer in South Dakota and will move his family here after securing a residence.
The M E Church holds services next Sunday at 7 30 p m with a sermon titled A Graceful Walk The choir directs the singing and will perform anthems as a highlight of the service.
Bismarck high school defeated Linton high school 29 to 22 Friday night at Linton. McClean led Bismarck with nine baskets and 18 points. Shier led Linton with four baskets and eight free throws for 16. McClean was disqualified for rough play, and a return game will be held in Bismarck.
County Superintendent Henry H. Hanson announces the next teachers examination will be held at the Lin ton high school on March 12 at 9 00 am. All non certified teachers must attend or see him with excuses. Schools of non certificate teachers not attending will close after the exam. Certificates must be recorded before the exam and no new permits issued unless earned.
I express sincere thanks to the many friends who were kind and tenderly assisted me in my late bereavement in the death of my wife. FRANK SIKEL, a
I E Shepard is recovering at home after two weeks of illness and expects discharge with doctor approval. The Bismarck Tribune reports the Braddock birth of a daughter on Sunday February 14 to Mr and Mrs John J Ryan, with friends extending congratulations.
Berith Norman Roop was injured at school last Thursday morning needing medical dressing. The new Presbyterian church trustees took over from contractor Jones once exterior painting is finished. Mr and Mrs Hf O Batzer hosted a gathering of friends for card games honoring Batzer brothers. Dr J F Snyder took Mrs L W Crandall to Bismarck hospital for treatment and speedy recovery wishes poured in. W J Anderson of Pleasant Valley became deputy sheriff under Sheriff Jones. Dow’s friends expect him to wake wood in the new role. The Butre Nous Club met at Mrs H L Armstrong’s home for a card afternoon. Batzer and Carney to host next. Mrs Pay Harding’s brother Earl Quinlan of Denver, ILc, was appointed to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Storey-Herolz contest noted and weather discussed as variable in the east. W J Yeater returned from two months in Ohio and Pennsylvania with visits to relatives and a mention of meeting Roosevelt. He recalled Storey-Herolz and North Dakota politics, while three nieces joined the trip back: Mrs Frank Chase, May Smith, and Miss Leola Yeater.
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