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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
1
Elzel and A Ae Stable are reported in a concise local notice. The brief mentions two entities tied to a stable or farm setting with limited additional context. The wording suggests a short status update or notice involving these names.
A garbled notice shows a mortgaged property sale certification tied to an authority, with unclear names and locations. The readable elements indicate a deed validating sale terms and recipient obligations, but key details remain obscured.
The state papers report farmers' talks on pigs and poultry, county division debates, and local sagas from Mandan to Ward, with Elks in Bowbells and a fatal Wahpeton editor's death. A Holmes station prank fills homes with gas, sparking investigations and concern.
The item notes local happenings in Braddock and nearby areas. Fredrickson settles with Bank of Lehr in Bismarck. Miss Helga Hanson teaches near Streeter and visits Tell neighborhood. A new gas lighting plant lights Dr. Welsh's drug store. Delinquent subscribers face postmaster rulings. Gev. Shepherd receives a kick from a horse but escapes serious harm. Oscar Coover ill with smallpox amid Braddock ties. Mrs. Paul Kosavy visits from Ellendale. Kusavy visit with Obermeier family. F. H. Cotton sprains ankle near Colie's building. calls to fix dangerous steps. J. Pearson, Duluth lawyer misdirected to Maddock. rumored quick trip. Five cattle killed by Soo fiver near Kindle farm. post-mortem leads to compensation. John Ronning and Martha Manson wed with small wedding party led by Rev. Furness.
Miss Lucretia Challin of Sterling guest of sister Mrs. John Baker over Sunday. Valley City normal students Hortense Kalberer and Verda Brindle return for holiday vacation. LaDelle Briggle back from industrial school at Bilen dale for holidays. Town hopefuls, many traveling to other states. Hilendale school praised. Cliff Stickney and Susie Walker wed quietly at the Mandoigo home. Bennie Klabunde returns from St Louis seeking medical care. Eveline Orthmeyer improving and near recovery.
Emmons County notes snow four to five inches north of Pollock on Christmas day. Little Pearl Katzenberger is seriously ill but improving. A Delsoer plan was damaged on transport and returned to factory. An eight month old died of spinal meningitis. Shavehead the 105 year old Sioux Indian visited Pollock, famed for past Custer battles. A fire damaged the second story at George Dexter's home near Lin ton. Mrs Dexter was away.
The copy extols the White brand flour for purity and excellence, claiming its quality has been proven in many respects.
The family thanks friends for kindness shown during the fatal illness of their daughter Bessie. Dale ND December 28 107. Mk and Mus BE McConvicter.
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