Local Notes From Pollock Progress July 18
Gottlieb Doctor visited by his mother last week. Mrs Pharos Hinds arrived Saturday visiting friends in this vicinity. Mrs John McCrory and Miss Minnie Nanden guests of Mrs Horton Devan at the D ranch. Scott of Linton with his mother in town returning from west river trip. Mark Holmes ordered to Great Lakes training station and departed Saturday morning. Community bid farewell at the railway station for Mark. Loutzenhiser family returned from two weeks’ eastern Montana trip. Will reports dry west of Bowman and a prairie fire between Rhame and Marmarth. Linton Construction Co moved to Hague area after two months on bridge work. fourteen cement bridges and culverts built on Dale and Westfield roads.
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Gottlieb
Linton
Pharos Hinds
John McCrory
Minnie Nanden
Winona
Horton Devan
Mark Holmes
Great Lakes
Mark
W. H. Loutzenhiser
Montana
Lou Loutzenhiser
John Meisner
Will
Bowman
Rhame
Marmarth
Campbell
Emmons
Linton Construction Co
Bene
Pollock
Ousit
Hague
Dale
Westfield
Drowning of Enderlin Boy at Glenwood Camp
Don Nix age 11 of Enderlin drowned at Glenwood Minnesota while an Enderlin boy scouts encampment occurred. He leaped from a rowboat to reach an oar swept by a wave and never resurfaced. Despondency over world war and conscription noted as motive. Also reported is the suicide of 23 year old Martin Johnson on the Phillip Wellman farm near Courtenay by hanging with a leather strap. An annual Catholic Indians conference at Fort Yates drew delegates from North and South Dakota and the Standing Rock area with Dr Charles A Eastman in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Nix
Enderlin
Glenwood
Minn
Nix
Martin Johnson
Phillip Wellman
Courtenay
Wellman
Northwest
Fort Yates
Charles A. Eastman
North Dakota
South Dakota
Moncama Reservationa
Braddock Brevities Visitors and Travels Mark Week
Dr and Mrs DeWit Baer returned home after visits in South Dakota. Warren Mandigo family traveled to Cleveland and via Edgeley. C A Ward Hazelton plans return trip with a bull from Wishek. Mrs W H Johnson and sons Rollin and Allyn visited from Linton for the Fourth and week with Banker Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWit Baer
Points
South Dakota
Warren Mandigo
Cleveland
Edgeley
C. A. Ward
Hazelton
Some Ways of Thinking in a Thoughtful Exchange
A quotation contrasts thinking styles and warns against chatter over substance. It notes some think with lungs others with stomachs, reflecting on how people approach reasoning and interpretation.
Hazelton Happenings From The Republican
Hazelton news notes report H A Armstrong transacted business at the county seat Tuesday. C A Raridon visited from Ellen dale to inspect crop conditions. Tinner Bredberg and crew arrived to tin the spire of the new Catholic church. T P Lee visited friends before departing to Linton. Bankers Batzer and Lenhart attended a Fargo convention. J E Stokes, N P agent, passed a telegraph exam in St Paul and expects a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
H. A. Armstrong
C. A. Raridon
Ellendale
Tinner Bredberg
Bredberg & Gillespie
Linton
T. P. Lee
Braddock
Hazelton
H. O. Batzer
G. A. Lenhart
Fargo
J. E. Stokes
N. P
Uncle Sam
St. Paul
Mabel Plans Wedding If Jim Can Take A Week Off
In Vanity Fair dialogue Mabel says she will marry next month if Jim can secure a single week of leave from work. She argues the request is small and not a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Lizzie
Jim
Vanity Fair
Bismarck
Notice to Cattle Holders and Local Advertisements
City residents must keep cows penned in mornings until herded. Cattle roaming will be captured. July 21 at the Opera House Alma and her company present two hours of joy including songs dances and comedies. Also ads for a Holstein bull for sale ten miles northeast of Linton and stock clearance of variety goods to S Swartz Fairmount North Dakota plus Speedoline at Seeley’s Pool Hall Lincoln ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Winroth
Opera House
Alma
Andre
Adv
Linton
H. H. Adamson
North Dakota
S. Swartz
Fairmount
N. D
Linton Auto Co to Open Garage Near Sautter Barn
Cockburn and Lingenfelter plan a new garage south of the Sautter livery barn under the name Linton Auto Co Adv. Local business partners announce the venture and anticipate serving the area with auto repair and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockburn and
Lingenfelter
Sautter
Linton Auto Co
Adv
Food and War Prompt Farm Tool Shortage Alarm
Manufacturers warn that raw material and labor shortages threaten U S farm machinery supply and food production for 1918. The Nations Implement and Vehicle Association urges immediate government action to give farm equipment and farm labor equal priority with war munitions and ensure material and labor access for fall production and next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of
United States
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Scott
West River Country
W. H. Johnson
Rollin and
Allyn
Allen
Geo. H. Dexter
Morristown
S D
Geo. H
Aberdeen
Loretta Bier
Ora
Central Lake
Mich
F. A. Bier
Emmons County
J. C. Anderson
James
Collin
H. W. Allen
Anderson
H. A. Thoreson
Seeley’s
Linoln
Riese
America
Leuvers Bakery
Linton Power and Light Co
Fred Gau
WM. J. Gabbert
Cransfer & Bray Line
Milwaukee
the Home Hotel
Home Hotel
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