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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
4
Linton residents hear of travel from Hague to Linton and visits from Abeerden and Wishek. Local events include dances, school duties, church plans, a New Year sermon, and a rising bank expansion. Social calls in Emmons county feature residents, commerce notices, and community updates.
Hazelton merchants report a highly satisfactory Christmas trade. Edna Armstrong returns from Bismarck for holidays while Jennie Talbot visits Anampoose friends. A new Brotherhood of American Yeomen lodge is planned. Ed Wescott sells to Bennie Carle. Several residents travel to Wisconsin and the Twin Cities, Christmas dinners are shared, and local industry news includes a kerosene pump by Klabunde and a Rumley Threshing Machine agency appointment for Lester Briggle. A stray notice seeks a missing black cow near Hull.
W A McAllister worked in Tracy meat market this week. Dr Schockey reports sickness in area. Pharos Hinds traveled from Burnstad for Christmas. Mrs E F Sherwood of Dale visiting relatives in Kalamazoo Michigan. John Fish of Westfield brought wheat to town. one horse died Friday. Carpenter Lorenzo Frederick of Herreid home for holidays. Herreid carpenters building a residence for M T Wolverton of Campbell. George F Allen of Dale in town. Jay R Smith of Linton oversees Phoenix lumber yards in Mr Gilbert’s absence. George N Fiddler arrived home Saturday.
He arrives with Jim and a car-load of blooded horses to be offered to stockmen in the area. Among them is a fine Hambletonian thoroughbred stallion kept on his southern Emmons county home ranch. Fiddler advocates blooded stock to improve local horseflesh.
Braddock notes a home Christmas tree and exercises for about 100 people at Oscar Nelson’s. Emanuel Reichert returns from George Iowa after a 31 relative family reunion. A. B. Peterson surprises the Larson family with meat and goods. A lost gold-filled watch and charm with black silk guard is missing in Linton. Flour prices and figures advertised by Paul Muenc h.
A two year old red and white spotted heifer without brand came to a residence last spring. It has white legs to the knees. Owner should call to claim and pay charges and take the animal away. Contact Karl L. Matra at Strasbury, N. D.
Emmons County North Dakota Board invites sealed proposals from banks for deposit of county funds at 1 0 oclock p m January 7 107 for demand deposit with check ability and interest on average daily balance. Proposals also for interest on 7000 sinking fund at time deposit for one year. Bid must be marked Bid for Deposit of County Funds. Fidelity bond required. Right to reject bids reserved. Dated Linton ND December 2 2005 J G Pitts County Auditor.
The State Bank of Morton County seeks sale of N J Shields and C E Welch property in Emmons County to satisfy a judgment. The sheriff will auction the south half of the southwest quarter and lots 3 and 4 in section 4 township 132 north range 77 west at 10 am on January ith 1907 at the county courthouse in Linton.
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