01 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
1
A roundup of short statewide notes mentions new humane society branches, a Glen Allen man with eighteen pigs from one dam, rural route carriers in Sherwood, and a dramatic range of small town incidents from a drunken man in Gascoyne to a Norfolk marriage dispute.
Miss Jessie Stritts of Linton visited Hazelton with Miss Hazel Roop. Emmons County Record’s Jos Stember paid a fraternal call. Real estate man L H Briggle remodeled a house into a garage. George Ivy near Braddock reportedly lost two horses due to glanders. Mrs C M Johnson recovering from an operation at Bismarck hospital expected to return home near Livona in a week. Williamsport district election June 6 chooses director for three years. bond issue also on ballot. Henry Tatley of the Grand Pacific attended the Hazelton Pollock game with Freiburg and ex-treasurer G L Bickford, who umpired. Commencement exercises June 5 include an address by President Worst of North Dakota Agricultural College. Oscar
Local notes report Mrs. H W Allen recovering, M I Kaiser trading ear for a Cadillac, and farmer activity expanding pastures. Judge Carley healing wrist. rural routes to start June 1 from Kintyre with mailbox readiness urged. Braddock Lions meet White and Blue Turtles 20 to 9. Standard Oil opens Braddock station reducing kerosene and gasoline prices, with Leo Weber as distributing agent.
Mrs Louis Dornbush returns from Minnesota while Mrs Seymour improves after treatment in Hot Springs South Carolina. John Rosa the former railroader now farmer in Glanaven shows off a skittish colt. Mrs Peter Leonard comes home from Minneapolis where she treated at Pastner Institute. Mr W A McAlister reports possible Indian outbreak risk and supports Taft in Canadian reciprocity. Clyde Loutzenhiser returns from Montana planning to stay in South Dakota. Mrs James Pollock returns from Hot Springs after five months of sanitarium treatment with health improving.
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