Linton notes and regional notices from Emmons county
Local items report Hazelton and Linton sporting events and social happenings. updates include births, new hires, a stray accident near Sand Creek, dental visits, a photo tour through Strasburg, a lightning close call on a Wittmayer farm, and upcoming shipments of hay and straw. mentions of crops, fairs, and weather cast broader rural life in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clella McDonnell
Jamestown
O. Batzer
W. L. Yeater
Tom Kelly
Don Bidwell
Hazelton
Dr. Smith
Liston
Strasburg
Frank Paul
Linton
LaCrosse
Wis
A. W. Enge
Aberdeen
Rose Raven
A. M. Wiley
Lieces
J. O. Burge
Carl Roman
Don Tracy
Celebration a Record Fourth of July in Linton
The town marked the most successful Fourth of July ever, with a long procession of floats and autos, prizes won in multiple events, a patriotic address by Attorney Lane, and readings of the Declaration of Independence. A baseball game, greased pig incident, balloons found, and evening dances capped a bustling day with widespread satisfaction among locals and visitors. Fred Kelsch announces meat market hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
E. Petrie
Smith and
Irvine
J. J. Beamer
Dale
Ira Burge
Immons County
Polllock
Jolly Coppersmith
John Kelsch
Earl Haggard
Lennie Meyer
Broadway
Strasburg
B. O. Mickel
Henry Miller
Rar! Noyes
Frank Lovelace
Tony Laumpartner
George Silbernagel
Earl Mewing
Peter Reich
Elsie May Pettis
Ruth Biegler
Catherine Casson
Anton Baumgartner
John Haveman
Michael Casson
Maurits van Soest
Ed Seeman
Glen Mickel
Tony Baumgartner
Herbert Meppin
Dan Kelly
Egidi Keller
George Pettis
Clergy Announce July Sermons Across Town
Rev Louis Wolford of Mandan to preach at Linton Episcopal July 10 at 8 p m subject Jonah and the Fish Rev Geo B Newcomb of Bismarck to speak at Lawler Keller and Putnam schoolhouses July 12 14 and 15 at 8 30 p m with The Branded Man subject Rev Lovelace notes attendance at Opera House June 30 and announces Baptist preaching July 16 with Newcomb present all welcome
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Louis Wolford
Mandan
Linton Episcopal Church
Opera House
Jonah and the
L. A. Lovelace
Geo. B. Newcomb
Bismarck
Lawler School
Keller
Putnam
Hild
Geo. A Newcomb
Ambassadors and Immunity Through History
Harper's Weekly recounts historic breaches of ambassadorial privilege from 1653 in Britain to 1661 in London. Pantaleon Sa of Portugal was executed after seeking vengeance and being denied safe haven at his embassy. A clash between French Spanish ambassadors left twelve dead or forty wounded, with no punishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Pantaleon Sa
Ile
Tsing
Pantaleonia
London
Tower Hill
Whitehall
Pestilion
Harper’s Weekly
A Generous Spirit and a Quiet Penny Trade
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt portrays Henry seeking money and Donny's spending with questions about accountability. The dialogue hints at trust issues over small sums and a cautious stance on personal finances within a busy household or close circle. The piece centers on frugality, generosity, and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Children discuss Christian Science and medicine beliefs
A Los Angeles Times excerpt records lines from three children about their parents religious beliefs and medicine. Nellie and Dorothy contrast Christian Science with nonbelief, while Elizabeth wishes parents were Christian Scientists. Each child links medicine to discipline and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Dorothy Lalad
Elizabeth
Los Angeles Times
Twain Receives Global Academic Honors Across Years
The piece notes Mark Twain earning a Master of Arts from Yale in 1858, later named Doctor of Letters at Yale in 1901, with 1902 seeing a degree from Missouri at Columbian College, and 1907 crowning honors as an Oxford Doctor of Letters. The quip about the awards reflects humor on scholarly titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark ‘Twain
Yale
University
Columban
Nerihle
Oxford
Lmer
Extraordinary Case in Court A Young Attorney Seeks Fees
A young attorney in court asks for an extra allowance in a fortuitous case. He is retained only for fees, stating nothing extraordinary in the litigation. The judge notes the atypical appeal and the attorney replies simply I got it. Classified notices offer rent, sale, and livestock taken up near Strasburg North Dakota.
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Yung
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J. C. Klabunde
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Josephine
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Geo. F. Richards
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B. H. Wheeler
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Archie Pollock
Hull
Westfield
Hattie Adams
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Will Brooks
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Peter Wittmayer
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Wittmayer Farm
Eureka
Edwin Wittmayer
Edwin
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Dakota Territory
Bismarck Tribune
William Roop
St. Alexius Hospital
Record
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Missouri Slope
Sisters’ Hospital
St. Cloud
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Slaughter
Fred Kelsch
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J. I. Case Machine Company
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A. L. Briddell
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Mark Twain
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Carley
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John H. van Soest
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