Local Notes from Linton Area July Fourth Events
The county commissioners are in session this week as Linton and surrounding towns mark the Fourth of July holiday. Read of travel between Strasburg and Westfield, loy alty celebrations in Bismarck, residents visiting relatives in Hazelton and Emmonsburg, and local appointments including Harry Corner taking over Linton House management.
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Harry Corner
Linton House
Hazel
Lola Corner
Redfield
S. Dak
Linton
Anna Norman
Red Cross Notes Linton Branch Here for Duty
The Red Cross Room is ready and staffed to aid workers and inspire monthly shipments. Volunteers will provide materials and instruction for knitting socks and other items. Completed socks should be sent to the Red Cross room promptly to support soldiers at the front.
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RED Cross
Linton Branch
Vray Varn
Transfers of deeds in Hazelton and Lin ton areas
Property transfers show multiple owners conveying parcels in Hazelton and Lin ton. Transactions include 160 acres in 27 130 78 for 2500 dollars, Roop additions in Hazelton, and several lots in Hunter and Tem vik. Total values range from about 1 to 11 thousand dollars with several names: Sleaseng, DeBoer, Curray, Kla bunde, Ryan, Berkholtz, Brusch, Albrecht, Kertzman, Porter, Tib betts, Kiemele, Laryick, Occident Elevator Co, Fritschle, Norman, Klabunde, and Curray.
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Andrew M. Sleaseng
Menno DeBoer
Karl Fritschle
Z. Norman
Hunter
Linton
August E. Klabunde
John Curray
Roop
Hazelton
Red Cross Shipments Impress Italy Relief Effort
The American Red Cross organized vast shipments from France and large orders in Italy to meet Italy crisis needs. Quinine prices surged from 2.50 to 80 dollars per pound, with 15 tons of chloroform and 25 tons of ether among the crucial supplies.
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Red Cross
France
Italy
American Red Cross
America
Repatriated French Children Arrive at Evian
More than a thousand French refugees arrive daily at Evian in two trains. Most are under fourteen years old and are cared for by the American Red Cross as they pass through this reception point.
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Charles Ray
Paramount Photo
Electric Theatre
Thomas H. Ince
Charles French
Doris Lee
Gilbert Gordon
Lydia Knott
Evian
American Red Cross
Sunday School Invitation at ME Church
The ME Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 a m with inspirational sessions and support. Epworth League meets at 7 15 p m next Sunday for young people, followed by evening worship at 8 00. A sermon on Christ s New Commandment will be delivered. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 00. Everyone is welcome, especially newcomers, from S M Swane y pastor.
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Epworth League
Lost Bill Book Reward Offered in Eureka Area
Lost bill book contains $50 in currency between Eureka and Strasburg including Eureka and Strasburg. Liberal reward offered for its return. Finder should contact First State Bank Strasburg, North Dakota.
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Eureka
Strasburg
First State Bank
Strasburg North Dakota
Sale of School House No. 2 at public auction
Tut tle School House will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder. Sale at 2 00 p m July 13 1918 by order of Clerk. Anton Zahn.
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Tuttle School House
Hat Cleaning by Eagle Hat Cleaning Works Ad
Eagle Hat Cleaning Works offers hat cleaning and reblocking by mail from 313 Broadway Bismarck North Dakota. Also Northern Produce Co. of Bismarck calls for cream at top market price with tags available by writing to the company. May 2 and May 23 notices.
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Eagle Hat Cleaning Works
Broadway
Bismarck
N. D
Adv
Northern Produce Co
Bismarck, N. D
Magazine to Feed Pipe
Patent describes a pipe with a side magazine that supplies tobacco as the bowl empties. The design permits long smokes with loading from the magazine while burning. Also a brief appeal to join the Red Cross.
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