25 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
1
G H Janssen a Soo brakeman from Bismarck died near Ransom while coupling passenger cars on a stalled train. He leaves a wife and one child. The report spans multiple towns with political, criminal, and health notices across North Dakota.
Braddock notes visits by Mrs. G H Naramore in Bismarck and leg islative duties of H W Allen. Judge Casselman visits old friends from the county. A late passenger train arrives after a wreck near Oakes. Baby news as Mr and Mrs S J Holness welcome a son born Feb 13. Maccabees plan a St Patrick's supper and dance March 17. J D McCusker returns from Bismarck hospital opening. Mrs McCusker stays with relatives. Vie and Baxter visit Bismarck for K P Lodge affair. Wayne Baxter has dental work. Peter Lehr Jr.'s death by hanging reported twelve miles east. Fred Junge returns from Twin Cities improved. Westbound train delayed to 7 pm by heavy snow. Hankinson reports 16 inches of snow. overall winter train service milder than expected.
The vehicle completed the season opening trip from Bismarck to Linton marking a milestone in local motoring history. Officials and residents gathered to note the journey and welcome the car on its inaugural run.
Mason announced last night he would leave the area soon due to delays in bringing cases to trial. He plans to return in June for the Morton county district court in Mandan where the cases are slated for trial, transferred on a motion by State's Attorney Berndt.
Edwina Wittmayer enters fifth grade while no school on Washington's birthday. Franklin Bertheau captains sixth grade spelling. new Mother Gouse readers in second grade. English IV begins Burke Speech on Conciliation. Absent first graders Corner and Layton. Ashley boys visit high school. fourth grade attendance improving. algebra division studies simultaneous equations. Ventilation upgrade praised. fourth grade spelling stars listed. Anna Chesrown back after sister’s death. high school extends condolences. Severalgrammar room absences. botany class thanks Dr. Wolverton for bacteriology slides. Mrs. Frederick ill. peritonitis fatal. Unusually active farm land market near Hazelton. over 4000 acres changed owners in four to five months, totaling $1281800.
Local items record Frank Goughnour ill with grippe, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Lembricht, Ben Haggard visiting from Linton, and Wm Rush using crutches after leg injury. Hazelton band plans a concert next month in Zirbes hall and 200 bushels of Durum seed wheat shipped to Oscar H Will & Co. in Bismarck. Judge W S Casselman visits. Royal Neighbors host 50 guests in Klabunde hall. Lizzie Farrel leaves for Chicago to resume work with J S Immigration office. S A Mikalson returns from Twin Cities with news of a new son born Feb 10. Death notes: Mrs James O Frederick passes Feb 17 at 1:45 am.
A series of land transfers recorded including H I Hunter and Alice Hun ter to Andreas Kelsch for lots 7 and 8 in Hunter's first addition Linton for 225 dollars. Milwaukee Land Company sales to Hulm and Bechler. Various deeds show long blocks and fractional sections with prices from 67.50 to 6400 dollars. Also transfers involving Langford Thomas Greenbeck Cole Bakker Kraft Kraft Hildreth Wilson Hedblad Sogstad Zahn Bjelland Huber and U S to Hale strap Niles Scott with se qr and sw qr parcels and mixed parcel descriptions.
Residency solicitations appeal to local agents for Farmers Dispatch. Two deliveries weekly with salary guarantee and exclusive territory. Respond with reference in first letter to Circulation Department adv-2tin Minn, St. Paul.
Feb 19 Fort Yates notes show Geo Tennant of Winona delivering oats to Carignan and Stiles. Sam Salmonson and Jerry Hart visit from Winona. A Olson Rudy and L S Henderson also stop by. J J Huse secures agency hospital groceries contract through June, Covey arranging deliveries. W M Bowden from Winona plans a shoe and harness shop on Carignan Stiles property. Frank McConville and Sheriff Eyes visit. Alex Kennedy, former county charge, is escorted off reservation and found destitute.
R C Miles made a business trip to Linton on Wednesday. Ja Yocum visited Linton. A past storm was heavier eastward. C J Prouty stayed home with grippe while his daughter battled mumps. J J Fenelon sold a Holstein bull to Jacob Green and a Shetland pony to a neighbor Ed Nieusma. Mrs Twickembury mocked political church fidelity comments.
On or about December 20 two red yearling calves and one red and white yearling calf came to my place on section 14 129 75. Owner please call prove property pay charges and take the animals away. JOSEPH KELLER Hague North Dakota.
Advertisement offers 6 percent loans secured by real estate with liberal privileges. Correspondence solicited from A C Agency Company located at 446 Pierce Building St. Louis and 758 Gas Electric Building Denver Colorado.
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