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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
1
The Norwegian Lutheran church ladies in Columbus raised 37 dollars in two hours serving ice cream made with Jersey cream. The report also notes community incidents from Ashley to Mandan, including drownings, fires, and planned railroad talks across North Dakota.
Coroner and a physician examined a nude man’s body found in the Missouri River near the Shier ranch. A bullet hit the left chest, the victim appears 50s to 60s with iron gray hair and a mustache. He has a gold crown on a tooth. Authorities keep records while speculation links him to a missing Washburn restaurant keeper tied to the Anderson murder trial.
Bids will be received by the Sand Creek school district on August 19 for building a schoolhouse on the southeast corner of section 6. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Superintendent of Schools Hanson office. All bids must be sealed and addressed to the clerk. Signed John Tough, Clerk.
Land listing offers 165 acres two and a half miles northeast of He joining the Franz Wolf property. Terms to purchaser ask owner Mrs. James Stitt Hillsboro Oregon R F U No. 8.
Local notes from Hazelton include Keith Sherman visiting Minnesota relatives, a weak Uncle Tom's Cabin show, births and hospital visits, trips to Detroit and Fostoria, rain aiding crops, land sales near Hazelton, a farm transfer to Jacob Zimmerman, and residents traveling to Superior and Campbellford. Minor humor ends the column.
Local column records business visitors H Bloom and L Dornbush in Aberdeen, travel to Linton and Baker for land prospects, and several residents’ trips to Winona Montana Hot Springs and California. A July 29 old settlers picnic is planned in Pollock with an executive committee to organize details after storms damage a Cranston home and Mayo Clinic treatments for eczema and blood poisoning are noted.
A farm advisory piece argues that grain feeding boosts milk yield for high producing cows, but not for low producers. It notes grass alone fails in peak heat and short pasture, risks prolonged high output, and warns heavy grain feeding is expensive. It stresses year round milk flow and planning crops or stored feed.
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