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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
5
Clint Wagher drives a Ford week car while residents such as Mrs. Lester Mills and John Brokofsky make visits in Aberdeen and Pollock. Numerous callers from Westfield, Strasburg, Zeeland, Ashley, Temvik, and Dale share news of visits, building, work, and travel as townsfolk attend events, family visits, and local business.
Mrs. Sama and Edward left for Minneapolis after a month at the Ketchum home. Mr. and Mrs. Coventry and Mr. and Mrs. Putnam of Dale drive to Montana early this week. The Colburns of Hazelton with Arthur Corwin and Miss Clara Brolander plan to arrive Wednesday. Miss Matilda Reich visited on her way home from Rutland to Temvik. Lester Briggle and J. M. Stewart went to Bismarck for the Loyalty Celebration. Mrs. Emma Brooks Liermann and daughters arrived from Knapp Wisconsin to spend the summer with her parents near Linton. Various residents journeyed to Solhv Lundew Hillsview Ortonville for visits and medical care. John Wallman of Winona County renewed his Record subscription. The Ladies’ Aid fund at the Chautauqua grounds totaled 85 dollars for the Red Cross. Earlier omissions corrected. H. Lareau and Ramer left for Tower City after weeks with Kruger. Sinner of Hague met Lena Henn in town. Subscribe for the Record.
The Catholic Church and Our Knights of Columbus report a substantial list of offerings as part of the war fund from Rosenthal and Linton parishes. The list is incomplete and will be published later.
The North Dakota Council of Defense held a conference at the Capitol July 5-6. It urges immediate coal orders to keep miners busy and predicts state fuel control at cost to consumers. Farm Labor Reserve plans register available workers for harvest with county registrars in Emmons County.
The School House No. 2 will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at 2 00 p m on July 13 1918 by order of the clerk Anton Zahn.
Hat cleaning ladies and men's hats cleaned and reblocked with expert work. Send by mail. Eagle Hat Cleaning Works at 313 Broadway, Bismarck, North Dakota. May advertisement. Northern Produce Co of Bismarck will buy all your cream and pay the highest market price. write for tags. May 23.
A 19th century description contrasts Turkish women who rarely work in Christian households with Greek and Armenian women who dominate as housekeepers. Greeks are praised for efficiency and intelligence but deemed less than perfectly reliable, while Armenians are noted as neither particularly quick nor presentable.
A fragment mentions burglars sawing a front door panel awaken the wife and husband. It contrasts happiness as found where sought, noting the exchange’s quip about farm life and optimism. The piece ends with an urging to join the Red Cross.
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