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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
3
Local notes recount Pollock visit to Frida, sick list at week’s end, and various townsfolk traveling to nearby towns for business, weddings, and medical care. Community clubs plan meetings and concerts, while a lifting of winter weather brings town activity and preparations for upcoming events.
The North Dakota Pupils Reading Circle and board plan to petition the legislature for funds to aid teachers and schools. Superintendent Lins reports a postponement of meetings due to illness but promises forthcoming actions to strengthen reading programs and teacher training statewide.
Merrick of Didmarek and Catthieh Pereho visited the Capital City as Monday reports. Various locals including Tom Shepard of Watelton and Mrs Mandigo with children are in the city this week visiting relatives and friends. Stanley Junge returned from the western part of the state last week. John Strone remains ill in a local hotel after a recent accident. Miss Hineen, a Dawson Press contributor, returned from holiday jottings with her sister. Mrs Mandigo’s sister Mra Hurthat is at Bismarck hospital for appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs A. C. Staak came back from a Minnesota Wisconsin trip. Inaugural ball attendees included Mrs Daxter Mrs Worreenlay and Mrs Alfenthe. Maxime McCormick of Eis is visiting with the McCormicks. Phil Glines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glines, is popular and won a gold watch for contest popularity. Ads note Bradidor’s voting strength and legislative candidates. Passenger travel notes show heavy freight through the line with officials planning to appear before a commission.
Local notices advertise photos for sale related to crop payment programs and farm improvements. The item notes better farm productivity and newer equipment, inviting interested buyers or farmers to inquire about these agricultural aids. Further details are unclear in the fragment but imply economic support for farming operations.
A garbled notice from North Dakota requests attention to a probate matter and legal actions. The text mentions a county, an attorney, and a date related to a court or record action, but the wording is largely unreadable.
Fragmented text references fire safety terms like automatic sprinklers and fireproof construction. Names and context are unclear, but the garbled material hints at a discussion about building safety standards and modernization. Further readable details are not present to identify people, places, or dates.
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