Jurors drawn for February district court term in Braddock
The February term jurors have been selected and must report February 7 at 10 a.m. in Braddock. Names include Becker Temvik Smith Linton Maushund Temvik Shepard Braddock Mergens Pollock Goss Hazelton Hannawalt Hazelton Broanagel Strasburg Gregory Braddock Van Buren Hull Nelson Temvik Green Linton Muehlberg Hazelton Ivey Braddock Busby Linton Corwin Hazelton Coffield Pollock Bier Braddock Dyk Strasburg Quast Temvik Adams Braddock Ryan Hazelton Wilkinson Dale Thorsen Kintyre Perry Braddock Jackson Pollock Buchler Hague Krick Linton Mitzel Linton Leibel Hague Nieson Temvik Johnson Hague Volk Winona Ford Braddock Kraft Strasburg Nelson Braddock Tuttle Linton Wagher Hazelton McConville Dale Ad See the new Meat Market ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Becker
Temvik
I. ii. Smith
Linton
Trasta
Braddock
Paul Maushund
Shephard
Matt Mergens
Pollock
Martin Goss
Proud Bier
John Dyk
Strasburg
Adolph Quast
Adams
I. H. Ryan
Hazelton
W. FL. Wilkinson
Dale
John Thorsen
Kintyre
Wim. Perry
Yom Jackson
Joseph Buchler
Hague
Walter Krick
Adam Mitzel
Wendelin Leibel
Exonoration of Dr Jones Endorsed by South Dakota Legislature
Dr Jones of South Dakota State University lectured on child examinations and school welfare at the Emmons County Institute. The legislature endorsed his work, urged compulsory adoption in public schools, and noted a resolution praising his research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
Espeethose
Woters’ Institute
Dr. Jones
South Dakota State University
Jones
Jim Jam Jems
South Dakota
Pierre
Professor Smith
Professor Helm
Professor Jones
Parson
Fanklin Jones
Notes From The County Superintendent
The next regular teachers examinations will be held in Linton on February 8 and 9, 1917 starting at 8:30 a.m. Hot lunches are served in Braddock schools. Plans call for a reprint of course of study materials in about 30 days. Reason for the change is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Braddock
Hazelton Happenings Recap of Local Incidents and Travel
R A Yeater traveled to Bismarck to review legislative matters and conduct business. Thomas J Thompson near Hazelton recovers from a serious erysipelas case. G A Lenhart returned from Flasher and Bismarck after a business trip. S A Mikalson endured grippe with complications last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Jenner visited a brother in law in hospital in Bismarck and he had eye treatment. Mr and Mrs H O Batzer and Mr and Mrs R K Batzer left Monday for a trip to the Twin Cities and Minnesota, expected away three weeks. Arthur Albaugh, 12 miles northwest, had a finger shot off while hunting after approaching coyotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Levine
Linton
Stork
J. A. Stanton
A. (. Stank
Ut ‘Tle
Marjorie
Wisconsin
Minnesota
M. P. Kaiser
Texas
Ss. H. Drum
Braddock
R. K. Batzer
Little Son
Hazelton
Mrs. Batzer
Twin Cities
Little Kirk
R. A. Yeater
Bismarck
Thomas J. Thompson
G. A. Lenhart
Flasher
S. A. Mikalson
Fred Jenner
Bismark
Robinson Opposes Plan to Revise State Constitution
Associate Justice James E. Robinson denounces House Bill No. 44 as flawed and argues revision or amendment must follow legal procedures, with a two thirds vote for a constitutional convention and eventual submission to voters in 1920. He asserts no delay exists only by a direct legislative path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
James E. Robinson
Leagu
Supreme Court
North Dakota Supreme Court
Robinson
Winter Woes and Local Happenings In Town
Local notes report a hunter’s finger injury from a mishap with a trigger and amputation by Dr. Monteith. F F Crawford returns from Lisbon after a brother’s death and father’s illness, with Father improving. J B Landsberger drives the first car after the blizzard. Joe Smith misses school due to a prank alarm and a cold building. Dr J F Snyder returns from hospital with erysipelas but shows improvement and hopeful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Landsberger
Joe Smith
Joe
J. F. Snyder
Bismarck
House Debates Debt Limit in Constitutional Revision Plan
Wahpeton Representative Diver leads minority push to fix concrete debt limits in proposed constitution. In Bismarck reports the bill would trim the state debt cap, with waves of amendments from one to three million dollars voted down as the league controls the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
House
Devil
Northwest
Representative Diver
Wahpeton
Bismarck
House of Representatives
Divet
Mr. Devit
Diver
Pollock Pick Ups Progress Jan 19
C Nanden delivered a grain load from Winona neighborhood on Wednesday evening. Mrs Fred Welker of Dale returned to Bismarck hospital Thursday with their baby for further care, accompanied by her father W L Bales. Fred Solomonson and Moses Whiting from Winona neighborhood visited Tuesday, stayed overnight, and came back Wednesday with two coal loads. Mr and Mrs L M Atkins reached the 60th mile post on their lit in double harness journey yesterday, drawing many calls and letters of congratulation from friends as they age gracefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Nanden
Winona
Fred Welker
Dale
Bismarck Hospital
W. L. Bales
Fred Solomonson
Moses Whiting
L. M. Atkins
Braddock's Brevities Miss Dawson Visits Minstrel Show
Miss Dawson traveled to Bismarck on Friday evening to attend a minstrel show, as noted in Braddock's Brevities for January 15.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Baxter
Nual
Mr. Briggle
James Archer
Isabel
S. D
Montana
U. S
Outlook
jalSfel
W. H. Grogan
Linton, N. D
Ady
Emmons County Institute
Esther Zelimer
Ruby van Dyne
Bertha Hill
Harold Junge
Virgil Virginia Albright
Phil Glines
Esther Glines
Willie Koenig
Barbara Stowell
Joe Shepherd
Myrtle Olson
Ethel Olson
Cherry Grove
Mabel Kramer
Nellie Sabraw
Leah Simpkins
Velma Weaver
Zola Cabbage
Williamsport
Agnes Pearson
Elsie Pearson
Logan
Barbara Permann
Martha Per
Alice Lane
Burr Oak
Republican
Robinson Says
Nix
Justice
Opera House
Band Boys
J. B. Martell
Martell
Withalso
Dr. Smith
Earl Stewart
Karl Ponath
John Brokofsky
Carl Vorlander
E.I. Atha
Scott Cameron
Walter Mewing
Mr. Martell
Judge Tracy
Judge Britts
E. T. Atha
W. Mewing
J. Brokofsky
K. Ponath
G. Rookz
Roy Scott
E. Stewart
C. Verlander
Linton, North Dakota
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