Literary Society Debating Club Meeting Planned
A meeting will be held at Temvik school house Friday evening January 18 to organize a Literary Society and Debating Club. Attendance requested from all interested. Various local movements and family visits are noted, including travel of Martha Graf and Miss Brophy and Miss Herr and Miss E Patterson to Linton and Minneapolis. Funeral details for Mrs A Quast are reported with community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tem‘vik
Martha Graf
Linton
Miss Brophy
Miss Herr
E. Patterson
Martha Schatz
Minneapolis
Dr. Schatz
Platte
S. D
F. A. Muckler
Strasburg
A. Quast
Eunice Venhne
Bismarck
Blanche Stedman
Hazlelton
Rosella
Hugo Schenkenberger
South Dakota
Local clubs hold meetings and holiday travels noted
The American Legion Auxiliary elected officers after a Tuesday evening meeting and social hour. Mr and Mrs John Mennés and zon Norman depart Wednesday for Oregon and California to visit relatives. The K K Klub held a Thursday program and social. Mrs G G Scheeler and Peggy returned from California after a visit to a sick sister. Parent Teachers Association meeting postponed to Friday in the High School room. Mr and Mrs R R Wurm went to Steele with Mrs Wurm staying longer. R H Branen returned from a holiday trip Friday while Mrs Branen remained with her Arlington sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
R. P. Sisco
John
Mennés
Zon
Norman
Oregon
California
K. K. Klub
Barta
Parent Teachers Association
R. R. Wurm
Steele
R. H Branen
Mrs. B
Arlington
S. D
Local notes from Hazelton area report visits and family news
Mark Purinton shipp ed a hog to Pollock South Dakota after driving to Hazelton Monday. Mrs E W Baker visited at the Myron Baker home Sunday. Abe Martalia and family were guests at the A Tsersion home. Ida Spitzer returned from Christmas vacation and Anna accompanied her to Hazelton. Ruby Purinton visited the Bry ant Baker home. Charlie Waddell lost a mule last week leaving him with one. Mr and Mrs L H Harwood welcomed an eight pound boy born Friday January 6. A number from the vicinity attended Mrs Quast’s funeral at Tem cvik. Farm Bureau met at the Larson home with good attendance. Rev Rockwell held meetings at the Larvick school house. Al Oagathe and A Larson home Friday evening. Weather very cold causing slow day. Miss Kein returned. Geo Laverly called New Year’s day at James Burbage’s. Ed Lurber helped Joe Gilman saw wood. Wes Chandler went to Fort Rice. Joe Gilman met his wife there. Thursday and Friday were cold. Lester Gilman was sick Friday. Burl Corbin is the only pupil in School No. 3 not late or absent since start. Sherm Laverly and Wm Baker went to Fort Rice for coal. Laurence Chandler’s ear froze en route to school. Grant Graybeal visited Chandler’s. Win Baker traveled to Cannon Ball to collect money from Indians, with poor results. School No. 2 closed due to smallpox. Mr and Mrs Wm Baker enjoyed an old-time dance at Elwood Clark’s. Irene Baker returned to Bismarck and school after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Purinton
Hazelton
Pollock
S. D. Mreuria
E. W. Baker
Myron Baker
Abe Martalia
A. Tsersion
Ida Spitzer
Ashley
Miss
Anna
Ruby
Purinton
Bryant Baker
Charlie Waddell
Charlie
Mra
Larson
Rockwell
Larvick
A. Larson
Miss Kein
Hinds
Geo. Laverly
James Burbage
Ed. Lurber
Joe Gilman
Wes. Chandler
Fort Rice
Bismarck
Lester Gilman
Burl Corbin
Sherm. Laverly
Wm. P. Baker
Laurence Chandler
Grant Graybeal
Chandler
Baker
Cannon Ball
Wm. Baker
Elwood Clark’s Place
Irene Baker
Union Church Services and Local News in Napoleon
Rev Myers preached at Union church on January 8 with good attendance. Walter Olson, seven, died after a two week spinal illness. Services were held Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Alfson of Bismarck delivering the sermon. Interment in Swedish Lutheran cemetery. Lester Olson in Bismarck hospital with a dislocated hip and progressing well. Ladies Aid elected new officers for the year: Long president, Barton vice president, Aaring secretary, Vic treasurer. Miss Munn from Fargo to replace Miss Surring in Primary Room. Miss Lloyd and Vida Sweverland returned from Minneapolis. A social gathering at Mr M Long’s in honor of his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Napoleon
Union Church
Walter Olson
Olson
Satururday
Alfson
Bismarck
Swedish Luthern Cemetery
Lester Olson
Ladies’ Aid
Allensworth
Long
Barton
Aaring
Vic
Treas
Munn
Fargo
Surring
Lloyd
Vida Sweverland
Minneapolis
Mr. M. Long
Local notes and social missteps fill reported week
Gladys Kiefer resumed studies in Ellendale after Christmas with her parents in Dale. Rypkema of southern Emmons county bought a Holstein bull from Fenelon Farm. Peter Berreth visited Zeeland. Fellows Craft Masons conferred in town. Jake Rentz and wife returned from Dale after a two week visit near Wishek. Public dancing faces potential ban amid debates over indecent dancing in town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Kiefer
Ellendale
Dale
R. H. Rypkema
Emmons County
Fenelon
Rypkema
Peter, Berreth
Zeeland
A. Po Seyour
Eber Putnam
John Winterberg
Masonic ‘Lodge
Jake Rentz
Wishek
Pollock Progress Urges Clean Dance Towns
The Pollock Progress calls on hall management to stop dancing of a suggestive nature to preserve Pollock as a clean dance town and gain general approval from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Pollock
Primary Room School Notes and Holiday Activities
The Primary room reports 99.6 percent attendance with minimal illness. Students presented Miss Grunefelder a copy of The Friendly Foley Book and performed five numbers at the church Christmas program. A week of vacation is planned, a candy and nuts treat was given before break, and five dollars of Christmas seals were sold. Visitors included Mrs. Sisco, Mrs. Gorder, Mrs. Fallgatter, Mrs. Rambaugh, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Kleppe, and Anna Grunefelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Thompson
Ellen Gorder
R. P. Sisco
H. C. Gorder
M. B. Fallgatter
L. E. Rambaugh
L. E. Thompson
L. O. Kleppe
Anna Grunefelder
Waldenberg in Custody Over Fargo Swindle Case
Julius Waldenberg, formerly of Linton and part owner in the old light plant, is jailed at Moorhead on charges of swindling Albertina Lyn hotel employee of $2,000. He allegedly took the money on a land contract in Kidder county that was in default, with cancellation notice served earlier. He faces extradition to Fargo, where the crime is believed to have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Waldenberg
Linton
Fargo and Moorhead
Fair Point
Albertina Lyn Hotel
Waldenberg
Kidder County
Jamestown
Fargo Forum
Moorhead
Fargo
Obituary of Sherman Rudd Died in Linton at 55
The Record details Sherman Rudd who died in Linton on December 22. Born December 11, 1865 in Ripley township Dodge county Minnesota he moved to Coleman South Dakota in 1885 then Emmons County in 1908. He married Anna Ulstad in 1900 who died four years later leaving daughter Jane. He had asthma and heart trouble. Body sent to Dodge Center Minnesota for burial December 25 officiated by Reverend Irwin. He leaves five sisters and three brothers. Among survivors are Mrs. J. T. Little Kasson Minnesota Mrs. Will Harmer San Diego California Mrs. Maggie Leighton Los Angeles California Mrs. Grace Flanders Modesto California Mrs. Henry Laughlin Sioux Falls South Dakota James and Edward Rudd Ashland Oregon Edwin Rudd Los Angeles California. Mrs. Laughlin and Jane accompanied the body to Dodge Center. Jane returned to Linton Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Rudd
Linton
Ripley Township
Dodge County
Minn
Coleman
S. D
Emmons County
Anna Ulstad
Jane
Dodge Center
Rev. Irwin
J. T. Little
Kasson
Will Harmer
San Diego
Cal
Maggie Leighton
Los Angeles
Grace Flamders
Modesto
Henry Laughlin
Sioux Falls
James
Edward Rudd
Ashland
Ore
Edwin Rudd
Laughlin
Jane Rudd
Weather notes and European economic consortium proposal
Weather data from the Linton substation shows mean daily temperatures and a trace of precipitation. The article notes President Harding and his cabinet discussing a European consortium and a world economic conference, with indications the United States may participate later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Gabinet Cornsider
Washington
World’ Economic Congress
Disinterred Yanks Hung Ropes on 3 Bodies in A E F Cemetery
U S Army graves expert Rufus P Hubbard testified before a Senate panel that three disinterred bodies from the American Expeditionary Forces cemetery bore rope loops around the necks and black caps over their faces. Hubbard, assigned to prepare bodies for shipment from France, said identifying markings were absent in the coffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rufus P. Hubbard
New York
American Graves Registration Service
France
Senate
Watson
Georgia
Hubbard
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Haven
Fred Waddell
Kintyre
Livona
Braddock
Weather Bureau
North Dakota
Isis
A. M. Britts
J. F. Sabraw
J. Chall
Sauer
A. Borstad
Ogser
Johannes V. Vetter
John Dockter
Atalate
Henry Wittmayer
Joe Werlinger
Geo. Grensteiner
M. C. Rypkema
B. Looyenga
McConville
duHeaume
Mantleth
N. D
Board of Health
Goughnour
A. V. Luce
Geo. Naramore
J. O. Otterson
Geo. Ivey
C.scott
O. Putnam
Ben W. Whitney
Joe Sahli
Setenst T
Markie
St.Paul
Minnesota
Earl Smith
EL Nson
W. H. Wilkinson
Adam Made
Itiles Sitinie
Gonanes Jahner
Sai
Hazelton’ Drug.Co
Sair
Geo
Monteith
Neates
Emmons
Anaestro Droeds
Wolverton
Mission
O. M. Baumann
Beaver Valley Motor Co
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
The
Linton Bazar
Dunn's and
Bradstreets
Essential Automotive Products Co
New York City
Henry Humann
General Merchandise
Linton ‘Leader
Emy Rey
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