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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
5
Community news lists ward officers with treasurer and clerk details. Social notes report Ladies Aid events, visits, harvest help, and local greetings. Residents and visiting neighbors are mentioned along with a humorous aside about a local stove for sale.
Local notes recount a well attended Bible School picnic with Rev Skonnard from Napoleon delivering a talk. Community members visit, harvest activity continues, and several residents travel to nearby towns for family visits and business. A damaging hail storm north of Bradock affects crops and homes.
In Southwest Hazelton county a Saturday rain boosted crops and farmers began binding rye with binder twine. Local residents recount a festive Fourth of July in Linton. Miss Adeline Reich visited Henry Gimbel Sr. Sunday. Reinold Mulkey, Henry Hice and Adam Ohlhauser joined Sunday evening. Karl Reich and wife brought three cans of cream to Hazelton. John Opp Sr. delivered cream Tuesday. Hay work continues with Gimbels and others including Theopheil Gimbel, Johann Schlettenhart, Christopher Fisher and Karl Reich. Farmers report fresh potatoes this year with no county supply. Cheer up.
Russell Nelson of Crookston Minnesota visited old friends in Kintyre for several days recalling past times. Genevieve Easton of Oakes visiting the Barta home. Evelyn Marion and Louise Barton traveled to Kintyre to see friends and relatives. Frank Simon and family shopped in Minneapolis, Vernon joined them in Hankinson. Dr Prestcott and family from Steele visited Warm home. R H Branen and family went to Dickinson to see Mrs Branen's parents. Rev Dr McEwen of Fargo will soon visit Kintyre for Communion Baptism and potential church membership. Student minister K L Parker delivers strong sermons. attendance urged.
Residents report harvest activity and social visits across the vicinity. Jake Reich and Carl Reich Jr begin cutting on a 140 acre rye field while Jake Hetterle accompanies Harwood girls to a dance. Christ Geier Jr visits Hazelton on business and buys a separator for upcoming threshing season. Roy Graybeal of Harvey ND visits Christ Geier Sr as Frank Shorts travels to Hazelton. Continuous harvesting surrounds the region as residents list weekend movements and local farm tasks.
Country news item records several brief notes including Jake Hetterle working for Jake Reich and Carl Reich visiting the Lou Harwood home. Mentions of riding in Bill Kiefer’s Buick, Deering header taken home by Jake Reich, Fred Opp and C W Geier traveling to Hazelton for repairs, and a trio of southern sightseers passing Fred Snyder’s farm en route to Bismarck via Temvik. The text notes scores to be tallied by adding machine.
O P B Jacobson of the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission endorsed the grain futures bill, saying the committee should not alter it. He supported the bill as passed by the house and opposed restoring agriculture department supervision over state grain inspection and weighing. Colonel R A Wilkinson, author of Minnesota grain futures law, voiced suspicion of agriculture department involvement.
Mr and Mrs Chas Salthe and family and Mr and Mrs Ed Ellingson left last Saturday for Blabon North Dakota to establish their home. A Fallgatter store Food Sale benefited the Sunday School raising 12 dollars. The Women’s Auxiliary met with Mrs R P Towne for sociability. Mrs C T Barton of Braddock attended. Local youths whispered about a surprise trip to Linton. Miss Ethel Lilia, Pedar Dahli, Miss Agnes Thompson and Ernest Wurm joined the event. The newlyweds received good wishes as Wurm returned Friday with a serenade.
A compact meditation on mistakes as time savers and tutors. The quote attributes growth to trial and error, noting that instruction cannot preclude waste yet errors yield valuable lessons and progress.
Two five year old grey geldings with brands JB on the left side and white spots were taken up five miles east of Strasburg in mid April. One has two wide back feet and the other has a short front mane. Both wear halters. Owner must call, pay charges, and claim the animals. Egidi Schwab.
The New York bound liner Majestic departed an hour early to ride the high tide leaving more than 60 second cabin passengers behind.
Pricing list for dairy and poultry items includes butter extras at 35 cents and 382c for firsts with 27 cents for seconds, packing stock 23, state goods 5c, grease, ic, and eggs per dozen at 23c for small dirty stock. Live poultry note advises against shipping turkeys under 7 pounds. hens 4 pounds and over 19c, under 4 pounds 16c, ducks fat 16c, geese fat 10c, turkeys fat over 8 pounds 26c, turkeys thin 15 20c, roosters 1% per lb at 80c, broilers 25c per lb, leg horns and small broilers 25c.
John Grogan visited Livona on Friday while David Sites and family sent spuds to Corbin's Mon Paris. John Laverly visited William Gilman Sunday. Mrs Frank Scott returned to Bis marck on Thursday. Geo Corbin and Joe Gilman went to Hazelton Monday and Thursday. Mabel and Emma Sites spent the Fourth at Cannon Ball. Mr and Mrs Geo Laverly called in Livona Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Joe Gilman called in Gayton Sunday evening and later went to Bis marck Friday. Willie Gilman and John Laverly helped Geo Corbin saw wood. Sites went to Hazelton Friday for a garden fence supply. He also brought new potatoes for Joe Gilman. A Fourth of July picnic north of Wilde's Lake ended with a surprise birthday gathering for Chas Clark.
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