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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
1
The notice urges crop owners to insure against hail, promising low rates and risk protection from a long established, large insurance provider. It emphasizes affordability and ease of securing coverage with details to follow.
A notice promises no expense to customers and even payment to keep money deposited. It urges readers to the bank to accept checks, offering bank-hool and necessary guidance for their use.
A statement pledges willingness to accept contracts of any size and to provide bond if required to ensure faithful performance of the work.
Reports from across the state describe a first public market day drawing 1500 visitors at Hendale, strong bank statements, a butcher in Church's Ferry winning a beef bet, a Devil's Lake strike settled with a raise to 2.25 a day, and many notes on roads, watches, and local innovations including an automatic plow hitch and road-building efforts near Carrington.
Ground broken for J J Ryan’s new residence north of Fred Junge’s home. Foundations laid for O M Vie’s residence with furnace and modern conveniences. A son born to Mr and Mrs Olof Nordstrom near Braddock on the Glorious Fourth. Emmons county reports heavy hay crop. weather hampers general haying. County commissioners may be in session at Linton. Sheriff Beck notes Billy Nichols called Montgomery sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for stealing a mare from Ralph Ward’s McLean ranch. As prairie hay land is broken, hay supply on the Missouri Slope grows more important.
Proney Hean Jaty eh Andrew Hansen return from Wisconsin. Julian Sauer harvests lumber for a large residence east of town. Editor and Mrs Shepard visited Braddock News staff. West’s meat market repainted. Mr and Mrs Robrer visit daughter in town. Verda Brindle returns from Valley City normal school. A A Geil returns from Detroit health improved. C A Ward to Bismarck hospital for nostril growth operation. EK Fogle builds rear shed for cement block storage at Klabunde store. William and Francis Goehring travel to Alberta Canada for land, plan week away then fall return. John Schnider tours Canada and Idaho. prefers Idaho. Wilbur Peery’s driving mare dies after sheep-dip in Kaiser's barn. County Judge Carley rumored to seek steel cage for marriage-licence interviews. debate on protective gear. To Emmons County teachers: call for prospective teachers for fall. home teachers given first opportunity. Henry H. Hanson.
Taken up June 27, 1900 on the John Wittmayer farm six miles southwest of Linton, a three year old buckskin mare and a four year old dark gray mare with a white spot on her forehead. Owner or owners please call, prove property, pay charges and take the animals. Matt Rohrich, Linton, North Dakota. Glyl)
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