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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
1
Hazelton Happenings reports visitors from Linton and Morristown, a near fatal runaway, barn material purchase, a family illness, and a locally hosted banquet. It also lists a series of land and property transfers in Strasburg Hazelton Linton and nearby areas plus rail line acquisitions by the United States and sale of town lots.
Warranty deeds list transfers since last report. John Stewart and wife to Albert Van der Wal critical stake for swar lots 3 and 4 in 18 129 77 for one dollar. Theresa Moore and wife to Kasper Knoll transfer lot 8 block 10 Hague for two hundred seventy five dollars. Clara Van Beek and husband to Kasper Knoll then unknown parcel transfer incomplete in text.
Two second hand separators offered as a bargain in good shape ready to operate. One is a 40 inch Case separator and the other a 36 inch Advance separator. Apply to Stank Miles Braddock North Dakota.
Braddock Brevities reports July 2 visits by Geo Sempel and Geraldine Penwarden, plus Esther Junge and Mrs Welch returning from South Dakota. Local social events include Mrs Barton hosting the Hazelton and Braddock Bridge Club, and a barn dance at Carl Schlosser farm drawing folks from across the area. A knee injury befalls Miss Engleman while Kintyre defeats Braddock 4 to 3 on the local diamond. Thieves steal from Mary Cole as Wirth nears home from hospital. multiple travel and family visits noted across Braddock and nearby towns.
Binder complete with truck and outside reel support used two seasons priced for quick sale at 75 dollars, cost 150 dollars. Call or write P. M. Van Soest.
The next regular teachers examination will be held in the court house at Linton on August 12 and 13 beginning at 7 30 a m All teachers must be present if they expect to teach in Emmons county Certificates may be renewed by reading circle work Examinations may be held at other times by appointment Readings show teachers preparing at normal schools The National Educational Association meets in San Francisco August 16 to 27 The North Dakota Educational Association meets in Grand Forks in early November Genevieve Kieffer received a common school diploma Highland district split into Lincoln No 31 The superintendent urges parent contact with school boards to set convenient starting dates for schools and reduce absences Some census reports show noncompliance with the law Some children must work at home to help families Schools may start later or continue through Christmas to keep children in session The superintendent plans to enforce compulsory education laws next year and seeks cooperation to avoid friction.
Arthur L. Payne visited Fort Yates from Glanavon on Sunday while Wm. Ostrum traveled from across the river and returned with a team. Raymond Hinton, back from Linton after a sprained foot, resumes duties with the Pioneer. A Sunday ball game at the fairgrounds features Shields against Fort Yates, following a 3 to 0 Fort Yates win last month. C. A. Patterson brought mares for Indian contracts, some rejected by the inspector, with Miles City purchases planned to complete the 42 head contract. Wm. Molash of Selfridge is here breaking the mares to drive.
Miss Nina Holmes visited friends at Linton over Sunday. Mrs. Henry Bloom and Mrs. John Stout went to Linton Friday and returned Sunday evening. Mrs. C. J. Preuty and Miss Ruth Tracy attended the ball tournament at Linton Saturday and Sunday. S. F. Chilcott and others went to witness the ball games. Linton lost 3 to 7 to the Tigers after the visitors were fined for fielding only two home players Stewart and Shier.
Temvik residents share health news as Henry Spicher battles neuralgia this week. Embroidery Club and Mothers Club announce meetings with Mrs. Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Stedman respectively. Local births, visits, and travel notes include a newborn daughter for T Renschler and various visits between Rigler, Stedman, Snyder, and Hazelton families. The Rigler store transfer to Weinstein Gross of Pollock and Artas is confirmed with I B Davis to manage.
Linton beat Pollock on the Soo 7 4 via strong hitting led by Vet ter and Thompson. In Huntington-Linton, Linton gained a 6 2 win with four late runs after a slow start. Weekend play at the Strasburg tournament features Pollock Hazelton and Strasburg as rivals.
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