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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
3
Local notes report weekly activity as residents travel to Winona and Minneapolis for commerce and visits. Mentions of Mrs Irvine ill with diphtheria, Scarlet fever in two children, and community updates on marriages, births, and social events. A Calico Ball planned by the Ladies of the Maccabees for February 14 at the Opera House.
The article discusses optical and physical double stars, including binary and multiple systems, colors, and notable examples like Albireo. It blends astronomy notes with a digression on Alexander the Great and Bucephalus, ending with a legal notice reference to Charles B. Carley for final proofs and filings.
Proceedings of the commissioners meeting face delay as auditors audit the minutes. Mr Snyder continues work on the record and plans to publish in the county papers next week. The delay implies the public will have to await official detail of the session.
Ada Stein, a schoolteacher from Emmons County, froze to death during a winter storm near Brevo north of Napoleon. Her funeral was held at the Nor ern Lutheran church with Rev. Lou delivering the sermon. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs C B Stele and several siblings, and was a well respected settler from south of Kintyre near Hamons and Logan counties.
Miss Ada Stevie, teacher at public school No. 2 in Nordby district near Fredonia, perished in a blizzard after dismissing students. Searchers found her frozen body two miles east of Fredonia near Moldenhauer farm. The community mourns, with Pastor G. F. Hanselmann noting her character and faith. Dr. Smith remains ill at home this week.
The State of North Dakota issues a summons to Agnes iur- Sot Notolesehantis and others in Linton for a civil action. Defendants must answer within thirty days of service. failure to respond will lead to default. Attorneys Veem-Trung & Cameron represent the plaintiff in North Dakota.
The document outlines a legal public notice procedure within twenty four hours of a death or event. It references protection of information, the keeper of a workhouse, and obligations of villages and incorporated towns to comply. It identifies the Auditor of Eminitions North atenia and a date of January 10, 1418 by GUUS I eNYUETE as the county auditor.
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