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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
8
Bensie Haak helped the post office this week while Mrs. Floyd Freeman starts a school term near the Ben Bichler farm. Letters from Charlie Green describe WWI memories and Thanksgiving notes as others report visits, rheumatic illnesses, sales, and local events across Temvik and nearby farms.
In Emmons County North Dakota County Court Judge Charles B Carley. William Cleveringa administrator of Jane Eppink deceased of Gary Minnesota notifies creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to administrator at Westfield Emmons County North Dakota. First publication January 16 1919.
Jakob Feist as administrator of Kasper Feist late of Strasburg Emmons County North Dakota urges creditors and all claimants to file with vouchers within six months after first publication. Notices dated January 11 1919 first published January 16 1919.
In Emmons County North Dakota a notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Darwin R Streeter deceased asks exhibit with vouchers within six months after first publication. Executor Francis Blaine Streeter signs the notice dated January 13 1919 from Linton North Dakota.
First publication January 2 1919 in Emmons County notice to creditors seeking claims against the estate. Creditors must present their claims within the legal period or be barred by law. Probate actions proceed under county authority and local rules.
The Emmons County Record from Linton reports mail notices, schedules, and social notes. Local residents. updates include visits, travel on the N P railroad, health remarks, and a sudden death from poisoning linked to canned oysters affecting Charley Brown's family.
A fragment notes Thore fell ill with the flu while returning from St. Paul about a month ago and has since recovered enough to be out again, cared for by his sister.
The City Council of Linton North Dakota resolves to construct a sewer system and forms Sewer Improvement District Number One comprising all incorporated parts of the city. City records certify resolutions passed at the regular adjourned meeting on January 13 1919 with official attestations.
The Enterprise expresses condolences to Editor Rudow of the Emmons County Record on his youthful wife’s death. Peter Fergusson traveled about 25 miles on horseback from his home to Carson to attend the county commission first meeting of the year. The writer thanks Commissioners Fergusson and McDowall for reappointing the Enterprise as one of Grant county’s official papers.
Mr. and Mrs Chas DeBoer reside on North Main Street in a modern home. John Albrecht Willis Cranston and Steve Solomonson traveled to Mound City for business on Wednesday. A baby boy was born to Mrs Lloyd Stout last Monday night and both mother and child are doing well. Mrs J J Brokofsky left for Minneapolis to be with her sister hospitalized there. The restaurant changed hands with Frank Sumner and John E Van Beek buying L B Dunn earlier this week. Mr and Mrs M De Boer are in Minneapolis for an implement dealers convention. Josquendy s Bursche 203 sxepi0 Zuyougd A 12 pound boy welcomed at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley Olmsted last Friday and another son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Byron Olmsted on Wednesday. Miss Minnie Nanden of Dale arrived Monday from Braddock where she has been assisting.
The U S Department of Labor backs a committee to start Americanization classrooms. H H Hanson Mrs Harry Petrie and H O Sauer lead efforts urging non English speakers over sixteen to enroll for three nights weekly over three months. Free texts provided. McCulley district plans a new four room school. Brown resigns due to ill health. ten more teachers needed.
The United States Employment Service issued an appeal to employers to hire qualified men from the army’s commissioned and enlisted ranks who are leaving the camps. Hundreds of officers, many high ranking, are seeking jobs as they exit military service.
Representatives and Federal Directors of the Federal Employment Service assist states in finding new employment for enlisted men qualified for professional and technical roles. Engineers chemists statisticians and other experts are among those seeking positions. Employers should contact the Federal Director in Fargo North Dakota or the nearest labor bureau.
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