27 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
1
A roundup of North Dakota curios shows preparations for exterminating tagless dogs at Bowman, a Crapo-like variety of circuses touring the northwest, twin-calving efforts in Hankinson, a new Bismarck city hall, and a string of small-town incidents from fires in Denhoff to burglaries in Mandan and Devils Lake.
Hazelton news notes travel with W. Batzer’s planned two week visit to Royton Minnesota. Rural Route No. 2 progress, mail boxes up. Local thrashing with Levi Balch’s outfit for Winter rye crop. Edna Michlachlan returns from Mayville to visit family. Mrs. J. I. Roop ill in Bismarck hospital. A horse tire scare turns into lovers on tracks. Dan Cupid tents Mikaion’s trip as suitor. Accident injures daughter of E. K. Savage. recovery noted. W. B. Andrus visits Hazelton. hay shortage and farming strain. Maas and Radener seek hay land near Aberdean. Temvik to buy hay for cash. Lignite Express motor wagon “Neo Era” teased. pop wagon owner W. W. Tibbets promises speed test excitement.
Town reports a game warden posting new laws before the season. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Gustafson of Minneapolis and Mr and Mrs Anton Carlson. Olof Hedblad requires hospital care north of Braddock. A three dayro gang robbed Bert McMann of a gold watch and cash. Barn work advances, and a new hay land lease is noted with several men at work.
Receivership receipts list transfers of land and lots among numerous individuals and entities across multiple township sections including W157 United, 17-15-78, 11-186-76, and 12-156-76. Names include Frederick Canning, Albert J. Toudy, Grace Koll, Osar Sperry, Levrin Hainess, Ole Nilsen, Thomas Lowry, Christ O’Gorder, Orville Parson, Roy Parker Towne, John Arens, Muriel Myers, and James A. Cooper. A separate entry notes M. BR. Farrell selling to Myron F. lias and several other transfers in SRU0U and Tempelton areas, with a $2000.00 value indicated. Also a lost item notice: seven miles west of Winona on the old Winchester road, a leather grip with engine tool and accessories missing. a reward offered for recovery.
Advertiser seeks horses and cattle to winter with ample hay and good water. Contact A C Seeley twelve miles northeast of Linton, North Dakota. ROP. DLNoy jy 20014.
The note questions whether time is organized by year order, suggesting a mismatch between sequence and calendar years. It highlights potential confusion in arranging events or data by date.
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