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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
2
Lingering notes from Hazelton include a column by Dr Streeter in Emmons County Record detailing local events. Sparse fragments mention Linton and North Fisher, with references to pioneers and losses, hinting at memorial or obituary items in the Hazelton community page.
The primary election results show the official count incomplete in places with close margins among state candidates. Names listed include McCumber and Marshall for governor, Hanna, Helgesen for Congress, and others for secretary of state and attorney general, with speculation on re elections to railroad commissions and remaining Supreme Court nominees pending final tally.
An excerpt from London Tit-Bits recounts a tense incident with a creature described as a crocodile like threat and a tale of pursuit through urban settings. The narrator details sensations of danger, a hospital revisitation, and observations of a bleached bone aftermath near a residence, all set against a backdrop of eerie urban imagery.
In a public entertainment the conjurer failed to pull a hen from a bag revealed as an old rooster. The bird strutted, crowed, and mocked the act, sending the audience into fits of laughter as the performer fled to the dressing room.
A giant Union Jack flies 69 feet above Londoners from the Victoria Tower at Westminster. The flag measures 45 feet across and can seat 3,000 standing. the mast reaches Duke of York’s Column height, with a 350 foot ascent inside the tower.
A garbled OCR record shows numerous real estate transfers and quit claim notices. Names such as Charles Lane, Peregrinus Ternes, Johannes Joseph, and Franz Tempel appear with parcels in Linton and Tempelton, plus Milwaukee Land Company additions. Liabilities and unclear figures are interspersed.
A chaotic 19th century rail dispute centers on whether a load of tramps could be transported as freight. Authorities debated proper classification under tariff 3 223 and passenger traffic rules, while station staff moved cars and tickets. The outcome hinged on whether the arrangement violated travel restrictions or the law governing passenger service.
The North Dakota State Fair in Fargo from July 25 to 30 will showcase a free-for-all race including Minor Heir Hedgewood Boy and Lady Maud C driven by fair association nominees. Dan Patch, the fastest horse, will be exhibited, drawing wide interest as the Northwest’s premier event.
Partial readable banking ledger text shows overdrafts warrants loans and other items. Mentions a state bank, record site names and general financial entries with requests to apply at the record office for stationery and mortgages.
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