Local notices and travels fill Linton week
G W Lynn returns from Bis marck. Several residents, including Frank Koll family and Mrs Southwich, visit Hague and Hazelton. Hail destroys Morton county crops. Homicide? No. Various trips to Bismarck Eureka Thunder Hawk and McIntosh noted. Big Harvest Dance advertised for July 30 at Opera House with Smith and Turner.
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Bismarck
Turner Hotel
Adv
Frank Koll
Hague
Marie Southwich
Hazelton
F. J. Pietz
G. Bleibtreu
Freudental
Marion Burge
Baker
Montana
John Toughs
New House
P. J. Shriner
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Zona
Eureka
R. R. Hogue
Winnie Bates
Edmunds
Morton County
Reynolds
Fergus
Linton
Opera House
Smith & Turner
Local notes from Linton and surroundings update town life
Farmers worry about too much rain while tournaments loom at Strasburg. Visitors arrive from Wisconsin in a Studebaker for Linton friends. Miss Laura Eyes returns from a hospital in Bismarck. Emma Treesler and Florence Petrie extend Aberdeen school stays. Local elections, elevator site talks, bank rates on sinking funds, and a stray ball game between Linton and Strasburg end with a 2–1 score.
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Aberdeen
Florence Petrie
Strasburg
Linton
Hazelton
Pollock
Chas. Cleveland
Gladys
Wm. Schwab
Chas. Green
Cleveland
Wachkie
Shier
Erickson
Baumgartner
Hartford Items July 27 Highlights Harvest News
Mr. Clark stays at his sister Mrs. Buck and plows for Mr. Brewer. Charley Buck returns from Ellendale where he attended summer school. Next Sunday church day at Lawler school house with Sunday school at 2 and preaching at 3. Paul Mausehund begins harvesting 1915 crop as rye fields ready. harvesting will be in full sway. Hay weather poor due to too much rain and lush grass to be cut soon.
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Buck
Brewer
Charley Buck
Ellendale
Lawler School
Paul Mausehund
Russian Lines Hold Warsaw in War Weathered Siege
London dispatch notes Austro German forces press Russian defences around Warsaw but breach remains limited. Germans claim gains east of Riga and along the Dubissa and Mariampol roads while Grand Duke Nicholas weighs arm y safety over retreat. Agricultural advisory urges pasture improvement via manuring, discing, and reseeding with brome and alfalfa to boost carrying capacity.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Shavli
Dubissa
Mariampol-Kovno
Riga
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