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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
3
Local notes from Linton North Dakota recount visits by residents and travelers, property talks, court news, and social events. Mentions Hague, Strashur baseball, missing items, land prospects, and community notices with multiple small items on officials, schools, and gatherings.
Last week a black mare about 13 years old and 1200 to 1300 pounds was stolen from Will Cleveringa in Strasburg New Jersey. A reward of 310 is offered for information and 15 for a conviction. A second horse was found loose on a neighboring prairie with a lariat rope, suggesting two horses were involved. Sheriff and deputies chased a suspect after a tip placing him in Burnsted.
Two women faced a magistrate over ownership of a pallet. Each claimed the pallet as theirs, with the magistrate probing based on the high seat. The exchange concluded that the pallet did not belong to Mrs Jones or Mrs Smith, and the matter shifted to whoever might claim it for the house and cook.
A waiting woman querulously asks an old man on a keg about remaining cars and when they will pass. The man, focused on the horizon, calmly answers with terse clock-based cues: quarter after, half after, quarter to, and at.
A Northern Pacific passenger train No. 2 leaving Bismarck at 7:35 p m last Wednesday was held up near Buffalo North Dakota by four robbers and a driver of the automobile. Passengers in sleeper cars were searched for money and valuables while the engine crew resisted. Engineer Sam Olson was shot twice. he survived. Tramps on the tender alerted farmers who aided in pursuit as bandits fled toward Fargo in an automobile. Local authorities, including Sheriff Boyle and US Marshal Shea, organized purses trains from Fargo and Buffalo. The bandits wore knotted handkerchief masks and were described as medium height wearing farm work clothing.
St Paul July 24 Brat Theomas Shaw an expert conducting experimental forms for the Creat rinern has returned from a sweet segment of ereg Voolition Vrefshaw said In North igkota in a grice portion of the territory adjacent to the Great Northern the crop are good though there are core realities in the counties along the south kota border where the situations lead It is much wees in south western North Dakota than ue any other part of the state In one of these counties the crops are practically a total failure In the Red river valley conditions are greod on the whale In some instances xcessive rains did harm in the early spring In nearly all the experimental rations conducted by the Great Northern the crops are promising notwithstanding the low rain fall of the season.
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