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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
1
Local notes show residents traveling from Linton and surrounding towns for business and social events. Entries mention calls on county officials, school activities, church meetings, dances, bank loan notices, and several residents returning from holidays or heading to Alberta and Montana seeking work or relocation.
Short note emphasizes that minor matters get the same careful and prompt attention as major issues, reflecting the paper's equitable service approach.
The Bismarck Tribune promises impartial coverage of the upcoming eleventh legislative assembly with a special reporter in each house. It will provide complete synopses of proposed measures and member positions, plus advance reports from state officers and institutions. Subscriptions include mail delivery prior to the session opening.
Contested election in Kidder county ends with Colonel Tuttle seated in caucus after Major Fraine and others dispute John Storey or Tuttle. Event includes a winter program with school recitations, a Christmas tree, and Santa Claus. A large upcoming ball in Bismarck is announced with hotel and committee plans for January.
A humorous poem fragment laments hunger and old fashioned meals. The speaker asks for hearty foods and simple dairy while exclaiming fatigue and nostalgia for grandmother’s cooking. The tone imitates a soup kitchen parody with playful food imagery.
Dee ih J Repp returned from a Twin Cities trip. Frank Appert plans to move to the coast. J O Morford, auctioneer, visits Iowa relatives. Jess will base in Hazelton after January 1 for auctions. Anderson reports over 10 tons of coal ready at Parkhurst mine. Dr Wolverton notes county health concerns and rural routes talk. Mr Marl Wred erick and Miss Mable Roop wed at Linton. Frederick, Roop groom, will settle on the farm near Hazelton.
Miss Beth Stedman resumes teaching duties in Roscoe after morning return. Sheri Win Jones tests local merchants in Low faust Tuesday and is correct. Mr and Mrs Dave Colyboun welcome a baby girl born Tuesday night. The Wildle of A. C. Harrigate departs for Milbank SD to start a new home. Forestall's Christmas program by public school scholars was a success.
The fragment lists numerous chain of title changes and quitclaim deeds involving individuals such as Ignatz Goss, Theobald Schnable, Fried rich Schnaible, Theodore Maybolna, Herman Jieralz, Arthur W. Wright, Karl Fr. Roman, and others. It references properties in towns like Anton, Strasburg, and Day County with dates spanning 34-20-77 to 26-12-79.
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