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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
8
Three Fargo Clerk of Court staff members, Ralph Croak, Miss A Hurley, and Mrs E A Anderson, are noted as examples of the school’s training impact. All are Dakota Business College graduates. F L Watkins pres 806 Front St Fargo N D invites inquiries.
Notice of a special meeting for Farmers Elevator Company of Linton at the courthouse Saturday January 3 at 2 pm to consider increasing capital stock and building a new elevator. If stormy weather, meeting moves to the following Monday. attendance is required. Secretary Hans Hanson.
The Methodist church advertises Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Epworth League at 7 15 p m with guidance from Pastor S M Swaney. It invites residents and visitors to attend and study the Bible as the true guide of life.
An old advertisement warns painters exposure to turpentine and white lead weakens kidneys and causes back and kidney pain. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Myron Graham, a painter from Ellendale North Dakota, and cites price 60 cents at dealers.
Washington Attorney General Palmer rebukes coal operators for claiming they were not consulted about the memorandum. He says the proposal passed through Indianapolis to Washington with no objections and that miners trusted the President’s promise of a joint commission. The government will press the commission forward and expects operators to cooperate.
William M. Hansen, superintendent of Superior Electrical Mfg. Co., Minnesota, says Tanlac reversed seven years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. He gained eighteen pounds and continues to gain while reporting relief from indigestion, gas, and back pain after six bottles. Cushions and home decor notes follow in the ad copy.
Wives and children of about 60 percent of the 249 Russian anarchists deported on the Buford will be sent to join relatives in Russia as soon as another transport is ready. About 300 more aliens to be assembled at Ellis Island within a week. House passes deportation bill for aliens affiliated with anarchistic groups. vote unanimous. Brussels rumor: Britain and Holland signed a treaty guaranteeing Dutch territorial integrity.
Directory lists county roles and officeholders including Auditor B H Bran Treasurer B T A Register of Deeds A L Gel Sheriff Theodore Meirhover State's Attorney Geo W Lynn Superintendent of Schools H H Hanser County Judge Don L Tracy Clerk of Court C F Waghe and COUNTY COMMISSIONERS F J McConville Chairman Fifth Dist Ben Matthews First Dist T PR Lee Second Dist Ludwig Weber Third Dist L DuHeaume Fourth Dist
A roster lists Frank P. Allen as Presiding Judge F J Graham as Associate Judge Ruth B. Allen as Stenographer Ed Kruger Auditor Harl H. Smith Treasurer M T Barge Police Magistrate Don Tracy Justice of the Peace A M Britts City Attorney Scott Cameron Chief of Police Peter Shier Assessor A M Britts Engineer B D Fogle Fire Chief H L Petrie Aldermen Wp J Gabbert Chris Bosch Second Ward P G L Books Frank Sternhagen Third Ward Harry Hinton Chas Paulson.
Sheriff Holquist and County Clerk McAllister announce Marinette County Jail will be closed due to lack of business after January 1. Convictions in Béligné courts allegedly fail to justify upkeep, leaving fate of the institution undecided amid possible prohibition and reform pressures.
Episcopal Church announces Sunday school at 11 30 a m with services by announcement.
The Ladies' Guild meets every Wednesday afternoon with Etta Junge as president and Flora Carley as chair. The Ladies' Aid Society also gathers each Wednesday with Emma Norman as president and Ella Pagel as vice president. Flora Carley serves as treasurer and Etta Junge as record keeper for the group.
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