Trustees and officers named for local churches and boards
A jumble of names lists trustees ward officers and officials including J. Baumgartner A Fischer Peter Borr Joe Fischer-Treasurer John Scherr and James Borr. Rev Parker the student minister, hired by Hazelton and Kintyre Presbyterian churches, will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumgartner
A. Fischer
Peter Borr
Joe
Fischer
John Scherr
Marshal James Borr
Rowerdink
Mer. Rev. Parker
Hazelton and
Kintyre
Wood Township seal bids for road graded work
Sealed bids are invited by the Wood Township Board of Supervisors for grading a road from the northwest corner of section 9 to the northeast, then east miles, then north two miles to the northwest corner of section 34 in 1922. Bids due by 2 p m June 5 1922. The board may reject all bids. Specifications available from C H Pearson or Anton Grunefelder Braddock ND. By order of the board. May 6 1922. ROSING ROSSUM Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of
Wood Township
N.W. Corner
N. E
N. W. Corner
C. H. Pearson
Anton Grunefelder
Braddock
N. D
Local residents visit Baker family for weekend outing
Scott were calling on. Mrs. Wm. Baker hosted visitors on Friday afternoon. Leonard Clark, Ralph Clark and Latre Sultz visited John and Hubert Baker Sunday. They spent the time hunting coyotes in the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Wm. Baker
Leonard Clark
Ralph Clark
Latre Sultz
John and
Hubert Baker
Weekend Notes From Linton And Hague
Miss Meier of Linton visits Mrs. Miller in town while Fred and Gus get stuck in mud six miles out on Sunday. Hague and Braddock play baseball, rain ends it after four innings with three to two visitors ahead. Miss Schmidt weds Jacob D at Beulah, plans a peaceful home. Several locals attend the Linton Memorial game and other hometown happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Gus
Katie Schmidt
Hogue
Jacob . D
M. Schmidt
Veronica
Beulah
Braddock Triumphs In Rainy Praddock Hague Game
Braddock won 8 to 2 with Hague as umpire, Braddock favored 5 hits to 1 against Foryaiak, and errors totaling Braddock 2 Hague 3. The game proceeded without major disputes and the Hague umpire was considered fair and rule-savvy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Ff. Foryaiak
Wurm
Foryaiak
Erors—sBraddock
Hague
Westfield farmers buy carload of sites from Pollock
Ker Van der Wal delivered a carload of sites last Wednesday evening and sold them to farmers in the Westfield neighborhood. Ever Putnam from southern Emmons county traveled to Linton then to Seattle to visit relatives. Roy Bales of Dale returned from Bismarck after a government medical exam for ex service men injured in the army. Pat Tracy endured a rain soaked ride from Eureka as his Ford became a boat with water and hail, ultimately leading to a trek on foot for help before returning with assistance. The group then rode the train home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker van der Wal
Westfield
Ever Putnam
Emmons County
Linton
Seattle
Washington
Roy Bales
Dale
Bismarck
Pat Tracy
Eureka
Pat
Pollock
Wheat and Livestock Markets Report for Week Ended May 26 1922
The week closed with lower wheat prices amid bearish sentiment and improved crop prospects. No. 2 hard winter and No. 2 red winter wheat traded around 1.25 1.28 dollars. corn fell to about 61 62 cents. oats 88 cents. Hog prices slid 15 25 cents while beef and veal remained steady to higher. fat lambs rose. Cattle and calf receipts across 12 markets totaled 73 298 cattle and calves, 13 031 hogs, 18 646 sheep. Dairy butter prices steady. cheese markets firm as demand improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Washington
Timothy
Chicago
Minneapolis
Prairie
Northern
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansas
Kansas City
Winnipeg
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Monay Advances
Wisconsin
Live Poultry and Eggs Market Prices and Conditions
Country egg receipts are rotting in case at $6.75 per dozen, with 24c per dozen for clean second eggs and 16c for dirty seconds. Fresh poultry notes advise against shipping turkeys under 7 pounds, with hens over 4 pounds at 22c, heavy under 4 pounds at 19c, and various weights for ducks, geese, and turkeys. Roosters 15c, broilers at 40c per pound.
A Lesson To Its Ubands Corn Popped From Hot Socks
A man exposed to cold slips his feet into a cook stove. A loud snap followed by tight socks reveals white irregular objects on his toes. He discovers his corn has popped. Farm Life notes. A scientist says children must acquire a taste for sweets not natural.
Weather and Social Visits Round Karl Reich Home
A fine rain shaded Southwest Hazelton as Martin Ohlhauser and family visited Karl Reich’s home along with Adeline Reich and siblings Lizzie and Adam. Numerous visits followed including Christ Fischer at A Ohlhauser’s, and Carl Borstad’s group with grandma Taxis. A baby boy arrived to C A Borstad, mother and son doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ohlhauser
Adeline Reich
Lizzie
Adam
H.backhaus
Balser Reich
Mrs. Wachter
Christ Borstad
Karl Reich
Adeline
C. A. Borstad
S C. A. Borstad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strasburg Directory
Anton Hummel
Hague, N. D
Temvik
Ed. Gentz
New England
Misa Clara E. Wagner
W. C. Foell
Bertha, Minn
Harwood School House
Mrs. Venne
Misa Herr
Miss Brophy
O. Naumann Home
Lenore Herr
Leonard Zunkel
McClusky
Kuhn
Misa
Clara Kuhn
L. P. Hendrix
Chas, DeWitt
C.M. Hendrix
Dave Colquhoun
F. A. Muckler
Linton High School
Chas. DeWitt
H. Heinmiller
Clarely
James Faulk
Moose Lake
Minn
K. K. Klub
Steele
Ruby Shelby
Aarvig
L. H. Sisco
Eoné. Sisco
Carl Nelson
Bavig
Twylah
Ec. Ellingson
Claré
Josephine Salthe
Sha WS
R.P
Bimon
Watteburg
B.C. Cangéa
Temvik Rural. News
Christ Geir
John Schlecht
John Weber
Herreid
Christ Albrecht
Jacob Beck
Jake Weber
Johnny Schatz
Edwin Wacker
Gottlieb Keller
John ] Burkhardt
Bismarck Hospital
Chester Brogden
L. Zeller
Jacob ‘Graf
Carrie Burkhardt
John Weber and Son
Jacob Keller
Fred Weber
Mabel Bakker
David Colquhoun
Bertha Keller
C. Albrecht
Jake. Burkhardt
Livona
Jake Opp
Hazelton
Henry Bramer
Ed. Surber
Gilman’s
Joe Gilman
Ed Surber
Fort Rice
Geo. Corbin
E. F. Sperry
Corbin
Masessara
James Burbage
Geo. Laverly
Bramarck
Philip ‘Ludwig
Vinson Casey
Cruch
David
Chandler’s
Nogle
Jas. Burbage
Burbage
Ernest
Herman
Cpnsus
Losin Fey
Saan
Little
Ruby
Nose
John Fy
Baker
Criminalis
Seat ED
Geo. Dexter
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid of the Union Church
Nanden’s Grove
Beatrice Raymond
F. M. Long
Breton
Mrs. van Dyne
Reta Weber
Iown
Julia
Esther Zelmar
Weber
Woodmen Circle
Lloyd, Munn
Sweverland
Gertrude Lommell
Leo. Weber
Earl Clark
Ellendale
Mr. Christianson
Oakes
Art Button
Burnstadd
A. It
Britton
Miss Meier
Howard Carley
Vashti,n.d
John Frison
Mary Wolf
Katie Eberle
St. Joe, Minn
Florence Jaeger
Strasburg
Linton Memorial
Foryziak
Alf Thiele
Sahli
Anna
Kathryn Heineman
Eden Valley
Praddock
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
The
Linton Bazar
General Merchandise
Itusbands
Mrs
Christ Fischer
A. Ohlhauser
Adam Reidlinger
Andrew Weikum
C. Fischer
Idaline
Henry Opp
Mrs. Reich
Desler
Paul A. Marshall
North, Dakota
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