28 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
1
Across the state a Senate chaplain prayer sparked intrigue while Golden Valley merchants rally to beat Chicago mail orders. In Fort Yates a Sioux man faces Leavenworth after a Montana stand. Ambrose forms a baseball club with $2,700 raised and aiming for $3,000. Devils Lake Chief Editor Bloom alleges official irregul arities. Bowman County murder case Pendings. Palermo embezzlement upheld. Mandan perjury trial hinges on beer knowledge.
Bernard Baxter visited Hazelton while T W Jagd returned from an eastern state trip. Fred Junge left for the Twin Cities on business. I L Scroggins toured Montana and North Dakota. Smith Engleman sent news from Kentucky. Weather was rain in Kentucky, not snow. Adolph Staak improves from illness. George Ivey called from Millstone after his brother’s illness. Farmers gathered for the Farmers Institute. F M Long travels Minneapolis then Iowa. T P Lee attends county board meeting. court to begin February. Rev Hammond sent a postcard calendar of Union church. For Sale two registered Shropshire bucks from imported stock. Knowledge at Mankato Commercial College advertised. Subscribe for the Record.
A long price list offers discounts on fur caps, overcoats, socks, shoes, mittens, underwear, and sweaters for men women and children. It promotes Made-To-Measure suits, reduced prices on wool and flannel garments, and a range of dry goods including serges, silks, laces, cretonnes, ginghams and groceries. Special mention of at-cost ribbons and low price bundles.
Hazelton news item recalls G A Lenhart returning from Flasher and W J Pettis visiting the Twin Cities. S E Brindle attends the North Dakota Seed Growers meeting in Fargo with C A Ward touring western states. Albert Chapman near Glendive is gravely ill. L D Baker returns to Mowbridge after barn work. H W Winch Batzer arrives to attend Hazelton Bank annual meeting. Roop’s marriage in Bismarck to Alberta Good. Bank directors discuss a new fireproof building with a basement and private rooms.
Anna Norman ill with head abscess Robert Sautter back after week absent Primary rooms discuss Eskimo children Elia Chesrown typhoid fever Attendance poor since holidays New chalk trays harmonize room Third grade arithmetics match led by Stewart Coventry Little Joe Bosch absent first black mark this year Juanita Junge visited sixth seventh grade and had picture painted Opal Hageman made best picture Sixth grade perfect in spelling Mary Meier Eunice Haggard Philipena Mitzel Gladys Coon Lizzie Reiker George Horner Franklin Serbeau Edna Green Colds grippe and winter illness reduce attendance in lower grades Recesses dispensed with lower grades teachers provide rest exercises Physics class lab work on electricity Fourth grade perfect in spelling for week of Jan 18 22 Merrill Mewing Michael Hager Nyla Atha Alvin Atha Iona Smith Johanna Schott Alton Junge shared observations from Twin Cities History class First Algebra division reduced in number due to early graduates Librarian room chilly English IV completes Paradise Lost debate on Milton’s poetry Half year focuses psychology and other studies New program designed conflicts managed well for new semester
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