Turner's annual masquerade dance scheduled for Feb 14
Local notes list many residents visiting Linton from Westfield Winona and Emmonsburg. The Fifth annual Korp ball is set for Feb 22 at the Turner opera house. A birth is reported and several residents travel to Spokane and Leola on brief trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner’s
Macabees
Opera House
Wm. D. Tough
Edw
Compaan of
Wesfield
Linton
Christ
Naden
Winona
Wm. Dyke
Westfield
Anton Naaden
Henry Niellendorp, Jr
D. W. Lammers
The
Korp
Turner Opera House
Charles S. Lane
Spokane
Wash
Ben. Haggard
Chas. Renscheler
Emmonsburg
Leola
S. D
Henry
Frank Butler
Mary Butler
Highland
Mable
Clara Murane
Austin
Minn
Busby Place
Grand Forks
Representative Streeter
Senator McCumber
the Elks
Civics study marks shift in eighth grade notes
Eighth graders begin Civics while new pupil Wendelin Bosch joins the third grade. Absences due to illness include Marty Meier and Alvin Marshall. First Intermediate class attendance reaches forty. Eighth grade teachers enjoyed a skating party last Tuesday. Literary society to meet Friday at 3 with a promised interesting program by Mrs. McCulley and Mrs. Chesry. Parents urged to spend spare hours in the schoolroom monthly. Franklin School boys challenge girls in arithmetic and spelling as the month’s average tops. Examinations encourage writing on unfinished subjects and drill to master topics from all angles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendelin Bosch
Marty Meier
Alvin Marshall
Literary Society
McCulley
Chesry
Local social notes and school board meeting in Highland district
Log an ac etc. Lacon ic correspondence itemizes visits by Anna Grogan and others to Aberdeen Marie Benedict and Wolverton in Linton. Neighbors called on Keller and Mickel households. a large Harwood gathering ended with dancing. Highland school board held a successful meeting with all members present. Keller and Kel ies had a Saturday accident on the way home from Larvik, injuring his foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Lodge
Ray Bier
D. P. Bier
Frank Swanson
Elsie Klehen
Emma Holm
Oramier
Lute Harwood
Oswald Negoon
Helmer Sodus
Ray Jackman
Highland School District
Emmons County Weather Update Stresses Rain Ahead
Emmons County residents anticipate rainfall as forecasts predict general showers. Officials urge cautious travel and note cooler temperatures through the coming days.
Fearful Witness and Lost Items Haunt a Housewife
Mrs Storey fears court duty since childhood and shuns public scenes. At Grand Central Station she avoids disturbance until a thief snatches a handbag she found, prompting a failed pursuit and a glib remark from her husband as she contemplates her lost items. The piece shifts to a farmer tale where Vicus Squire Plowlands taunts a tenant, in a comic exchange about church and corn prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Storey
Mr. Storey
Vicus Squire Plowlands
Hodge
Hodg
Joseph
Egypt
Egypt's Vast Land Yet Sparse Arable Area
The text states Egypt spans about 480000 square miles with only around 14000 miles suitable for farming. It notes a population over 10000000 and highlights the Nile's regular floods, climate, and water access as keys to Egypt being an agricultural nation, surpassing other lands in settled area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Aart
Eliseltium
A Vicarious Remedy Narration in a Sealed Page
A nun visits a druggist seeking relief for a lead headache. The druggist sniffs hartshorn, humor fades, and a reaction erupts, with shouting and a thrown bottle. The tale hints at attempted self remediation and confused medical advice in a muffled, garbled account.
Fragmentary memory of a youth and a letter found
A garbled passage recounts a youth connected to a letter, with hints of an association and a reaction to the letter letters five shown then the youth seemed unable to proceed Caesar appears in the dialogue Ella is mentioned as a name or term of address.
Official Proceedings Adjournment and Tax Abatements Jan 1911
The Braddock News records the Braddock board meeting of January 19 1911 with all members present. Uncollected 1909 personal taxes were filed, township organization petitions laid over, and auditors directed to adjust several assessments including jets 16 and 17 in Linton and multiple bank and individual taxes. Various bills and payrolls were approved before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Farrell
H. L. Sehat
Town of
Linton
Justave Wudtke
Martha Solomonson
Farmers’ State Bank
Hazelton
Security State Bank
Strasburg
J. Armstrong
J. Us. Brock
Willim Jones
Dale Road
Redberg
Heal Vo
Linderman
Worth of a Chinese Gift to Li Hung Chang
A narrative explains Empress Dowager of China presents a prized article to Li Hung Chang after the Shimonoseki treaty. Secretary Mr Pethick investigates a gold cloth treasure, discovers it a clever Parisian reproduction, and a jailer type scene hints at hidden motives and intrigue surrounding courtly gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hung Chang
China
Weking
Hung Chang
Shimonoseki
Pethick
JA Une
Taris
Auctioneer antics and a Twain anecdote in a tangled notice
An erratic clipping blends accounts of public notices and a Mark Twain reminiscence with stray lines about an auctioneer selling items and a fragmentary بstory of a girl and a storm. The garbled text references North Liberia, Cameron County, and Philadelphia with scattered names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wennjogter
Wisinger
Hague
Liberia
Cameron Do
Publiathensary
Notite and Public Notices from Midiaens County
Fragmented text shows public notices from North Dakota authorities about birth and death records penalties, and a Department of the Interior land notice. Names include John Snyder, Willian Macnetl, and references to Linton and Pine Creek area. The document mentions penalties for not giving notices within twenty four hours and publishing compliance statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aif
Ureikaly Jr Lown
Valhaed
Andy
Erties
John
Ry Snyder
Midiaens
North Dakota
Dakota
Linton
Wat
North Dakota land claim notice at Linton
Edward C. Welle of Stratford North Dakota filed a final five year claim to establish ownership of a land parcel in Township 188 north range west Fifth Principal Meridian near Linton. The hearing is set for January 16 before Judge Charles Cas. Claimants include Lawler Hartford Mause Clark Buck Jewell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Department of the Interior
Uipmurek
Linton
North Dakota
Horne
Auartoral
Letoperth
Ianve
Mercian
Commistattiai
Willian Macnetl
Cammissioner
Pintan
Mebrigiy
Bintan
Aguaust Knernan
Jenat
Satan Bosch
Mom Jewell
Rigelsten
Inter Land Office
Bismarek
Edward C. Welle
Startford
Dakot
North
Kiata
Bel Wit
Incomplete Notice on Supplies at West Fort Thoreson
Fragmentary OCR hints at a promise of supplies at a western fort area. The text mentions Thoreson and a guarantee of coarse work completion. No clear date or full details available.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fredrick Donald
Fred A. Allen
Upper Broadway
Earle Atha
Mr. Atha
J. A. Lang
A. N. Junge
Meuwing
Scott Cameron
Albert Tough
Hazel E. Petrie
University
Milton Culbertson
Clemens Klesch
State University
Theodore Lane
Inez Walker
Logan Laconic C
Anna Grogan
Aberdeen
Marie
Gien Mickel
W. W. Brown
Anton Larson
Purintun
Oscar Johnson
Chas
Kelies
Larvik
Keller
Jaca
Emmons County i
Rnan
ostTas
Panion
Official Proceedings
He Braddock News
Braddock
Nivratiore
Wittmayers
Todiex
Furnitore Vico
Jacob Pischer
Nissiners
Poot McConville
Kote Brant
Andrew Piiescn
Commissien
M. Volk
Gel
John RL Snyder
Spie
Mark ‘Twain
Sulie
Home Journal
Lars
Ligielie
Swyine
Hanuyer
Nourk
Philadelphia
Ajylivant
Mia Pha
Bazar
Vital Statiath
Mears
Scientific American
Munn
North Dekota
Wither
YO i. Lawler
Hartford
Paul Mausehand
Wartford
Clark Buck
F. Huck
M. HH. Jewell
J. W. McKitrici
N. D
Hestilenee
West
Ft. Prat
Meade Asimost
Pr Crtas
North Dahois
Gally
Fargs Forum
Semple Copiea
Forur Farge
N Printing Co
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