Local notes from Linton and neighboring towns
Glen Turner drove to Napoleon. Clio Club hosting Friday. Several residents visit relatives in Hazelton, Aberdeen, and Strasburg. Local sports include Linton vs Hazelton baseball games, and a big Strasburg base ball tournament planned for July 31 and August 1 with Hague and Strasburg banking activity expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Turner
Napoleon
W. O. Irwin
Clio
John Biddlecomb
Glanavon
Local Tournament Schedule and Prizes Highlight Emmons County Visit
The text outlines a Saturday and Sunday schedule of toss-up contests with matches Pollock vs Linton and others, concluding prizes of 100, 85, 75 and 60 dollars. It also notes George E. Brock and daughter Mildred with J. B. Brock visiting from Williamsport to Lin ton, visiting friends and ball games. Brock, president of a Boston bank, comments on Emmons county, noting widespread smiles, bumper crops, good prices, and general satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Hazelton
Pollock
Strasburg
George E. Brock
Mildred
J. B. Brock
Emmons County
J. B. (Romey) Brock
Old Williamsport
Boston
Brock
Hartford Items Reports of Crops and Visits
July notes from Hartford describe chilly weather with a frost on July 4 damaging corn in spots. Longwell barley stands heavy and green, rye being bound, and several local families shared meals at Longwell’s. Sunday school attendance was large and Bro. Ponath sent a minister whose sermon on Almost a Christian was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Busch
Ponath
Hazelton Happenings Report From July 16
Hazelton Republican notes an embroidery club meets next Wednesday with Mrs. Clifford Kartz, local personalities attend demonstrations farm picnics, and a mumps outbreak in town. A baby girl blesses Mr. and Mrs. Earlhurtz, and several residents travel to Ashland Ohio or Yellowstone Park. A Hazelton Drug Co. sale reshapes local business. multiple townspeople visit relatives, seek medical care, or plan trading trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Embroidery Club
Clifford Kartz
H. W. Allen
Braddock Bank
Demonstration Farm
Braddock Brevities July 15 News and Notes
Joe Wirth remains in a Bismarck hospital with no marked improvement. Wm Baxter drove I L Scroggin to Dana en route to Bismarck, with Scroggin returning by the next day in his Hudson Six. Mrs M Rush and son arrived from Williamsport bringing Mrs O E Siverson who heads home to DeLamere. J M Melander attended Bismarck events including a Swedish Lutheran church dedication. Braddock lost at Linton 10 to 2 in the return game. A Braddock youth party visited Braddock. some went to Napoleon. Braddock Farmers Equity Elevator Co was organized with 76 members and plans to build or buy an elevator. meeting July 17 to decide. Stair Christianson Timmerman of Minneapolis to handle commission business. George E Brock of Home Savings Bank Boston and party were in town, stopping with Mrs Peterson. they toured Yellowstone and other sites on coastward trip. They praised North Dakota’s prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainright Geil
Hazelton
Dewey Geil
Elmer Anderson
Mabel McCulley
Ellendale
H. N. Turner
Aberdeen
C. O. Smith
Zona
Eureka
Frances Tuttle
Emmonsburg
Linton
Raymond Hinton
Harry Hinton
Fort Yate
Sorduny
Sioux County
Emmons
Strasburg
Hague
Nellie Wolverton
Fort Dodge
Briggaman
Sioux City
Lymen Clayton
Gardner
Dahms
Steele
N. P
Wallace
Dr. Baer
Braddock
Joe Wirth
Bismarck
Wm. Baxter
I. L. Scroggin
Dana
Mr. Scroggin
Hudson
J. M. Melander
Bax
Braddock Farmers’ Equity Elevator Co
Stair, Christianson &Timmerman
Minneapolis
J. E. Stephens
Geo. E. Brock
Home Savings Bank of Boston
Magss
Mildred
J. K. Brock
Attorney Armstrong
Williams Port Country
North Dakota
For Sale One andfoot Acme Queen Binder
Used two seasons binder with track and outside reel support priced for quick sale at 75 dollars, cost 150 dollars. Call or write P M Van Soest for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. van Soest
Lightning hits village causing livestock deaths and farm damage
Friday night storm brought vivid electrical display and damaging lightning. George Backhaus found two horses three cows and a steer dead in his pasture Saturday morning, loss at least 500. His grain elevator belonging to M DeBoer was struck, two roof holes and damage to studs and timbers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Backhaus
George
M. DeBoer
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Episcopal Church
Gunnell
Mandan
Kraft
Frank Meier, Jr
Mankato
Commercial College
Minn
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George Henderson
Malin Mohn
Lillian Gerdes
A. N. Junge
J. J. Bro‘kofcky
A. H. Irvine
Ernestine
Board of Equalization
Vincent Shier
Temvik
Fred‘ Foell
Esther Junge
Mrs. Welch
W. C. Wolverton
Iowa
Adam Jangula
Glencoe Way
Adam
Laura Kyes
Lyman Clayton
The
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Fergus Falls
Casket House
Montana
Earle Smith
J. L. Bell
John Brokofsky
Zeeland
Don Tracy
Wm. Wolverton
Chris Verlander
J. E. Shaw
Scott Cameron
Tacoma
Wash
George Bosch
Christy
Menders
Ware
Milton Tracy
Dan Tracy
Dan Howard
Fort Yates
Dan
Lemmon
Felix Fly
Crowskin
First State Bank
S. A. Fischer
Joe Fischer
Johnson
Fischer
Little Wonder Fence CO
Thoreson
Linton, N. Dak
Carl Vorlander
Hartford
Mr. Linderman
Mrs. Mousehund
Mrs. Longwell
Longwell
Milton B. Tracy
South Dakota
Geo. Ivey
Ashland
Ohio
Harriet Hubbard
Marshalltown
T. L. Hubbard
Martin Wald
Jennie Culley
H. A. Armstrong
S. E. Kurtz
Culley
Albert Chapman
Dunseith
K. E. Sherman
Hazelton Drug Co
Messrs. Eivind Semling
A. L. Portz
Jamestown
A. E. Klabunde
L. A. Corwin
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Trail
Mass
Mr. Brock
J. B
Leroy Irvine
E. O. Beastrom
John Zirnhelt
H. O. Batzer
Woonsocket
S. D
S. A. Mikalson
Mr. M
Emma Schilling
Klabunde
Rugby
N. D
Miss Schilling
Mabel O’donohue
Campbellsford
Ont
Thos
Kelly
Miss O'Donohue
WM. Heyberman
IS Jewerler
OLD Tin Bank
Linton Bargain Store
Texas
Alberta
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