Record on Germany Lusitania note and U S neutrality stance
The editorial from Linton records argues that the United States remains neutral amid German and British wartime actions. It defends U S rights to trade, condemns German submarine warfare, and urges caution at sea while supporting Britain and France with supplies. It also notes favorable moisture in early spring and ongoing flax planting by pioneers.
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Germany
Lusitania
United States
Paris
England
France
High Seas
Great Britain
Count von Bernatoff
Chautauqua Sunday Program Highlights and Schedule
Sunday program features include opening exercises at 2 30 pm with The Lawson Trio admission 35 cents plus vesper services at 4 15 pm and more music and lectures. Notable acts include The Lawson Trio J Walter Wilson Company and Congressman Ir Vin Lenroot with 50 cent admission. Children’s sessions run 9 00 am and 2 30 pm daily with games and tests. The Avon Sketch Club hosts a musical recital and costumed sketches at 8 00 pm. The Bouchier Grand Opera Company presents opera scenes at 3 00 pm Thursday with a 50 cent admission. Fifth grade gains a half holiday after school election while fourth grade maintains perfect attendance for May.
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Lawson
Chautauqua Grounds
J. Walter Wilson Company
George Gibbons Yarrow
J. Walter Wilson
Hawaii
Chas. A. Payne
Avon Sketch Club
Alva M. Reitzel
The
Bouchier Grand Opera Company
Chas. H Plattenburg
Hazelton Daily Happenings In Brief May 27
Hazelton news briefs note the Cabbage residence frame rising and social events. Visitors include Anton Grunefelder and Carrie Snyder, with dance plans at Zirbes hall and plans for Hazelton and Linton connections. Local changes include Fred Arch leaving livery by June 4 and Moritz Goehring relocating to Naperville Illinois. Commencement set for June 15 with Governor Hanna speaker. four high school grads listed.
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Zirbes’ Hall
Hazelton
Jason Wood
John Wray
Otilla Schaap
Hazelton High School
L. B. Hanna
Lester Briggle
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Wright
Helen Hubbard
Leone Malloy
Sarah Porter
Connie Kalberer
Sheep shearing in progress and weather notes in 1890
The Hampton region reports sheep shearing underway while a heavy Glen Coe rainstorm drenches the county. Local people, including Jacob Kalberer and Van Beek, comment on crops, travel, and recent visits to Bismarck. A boat mishap near Winnie Allen's ends with seasick passenger recovering after a large wave.
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Winnie Allen’s
Cherry Grove
No Enemies, No Stand for Right Says Mercer County Star
The Mercer County Star quotes a view that defending the weak and standing for rights creates enemies. It argues that success invites jealousy and that a person without enemies should be ashamed, asserting that every man makes foes when he pursues what he believes.
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Mercer County Star
Initiation Plans for El Zagal Temple Members at Fargo Game
The El Zagal Temple announces a June initiation event tied to the Fargo Moorhead Northern League game against St. Boniface. Novices will have their hands bound as they are taken as guests and blindfolded during the park game.
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el Zagal Temple
Fargo
Dlags
Shrine
Fargo-Moorhead
St. Boniface
Moorhead Park
Fifth Grade Spelling Honors and Perfect Attendance
Emily Beetle, Helen Kelsch, Verda Fogie, and Ruth Ir last week earned spelling prizes and perfect lessons. Mr. Turner's prize tickets for perfect spelling were awarded to top fifth graders this week.
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Emily Beetle
Helen Kelsch
Verda Fogie
Turner
Ruth Ir
Fort Yates May Events and Local Developments
George Wolfer of Linton visited Fort Yates to see old timers and review the country. Linton to play here June 3 at 2 pm so visitors can return home the same day. Memorial Day programs approved at a county meeting. Arthur B. Payne heads to Lewiston Montana for summer work. County board to contract with Morton County to build a Cannonball River bridge at Solen. Biore ranch advertises 95 head of horses at Winona. Ben White active in potato and corn planting with a 1000 bushel tuber crop last year. Stiles reports Solen rapid growth with a new depot and lumber yard expansion. Dr R H Treacy and banking changes as First State Bank prepares to take over the present bank.
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George Wolfer
Linton
Fort Yates
E. C. Witzleben
Arthur B. Payne
Pollock
McLaughlin
Lewiston
Montana
Court House
Morton County
Cannonball River
Solen
Missing bay mare and bay gelding near Linton North Dakota
Two year old bay mare with white hind feet and face no brand plus a two year old bay gelding with white on the head, no brand. Both missing about six weeks were last seen near the Casson farm west of Linton Matt Knoll. Four miles southeast of Linton North Dakota.
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Casson Farm
Linton
Matt. Knoll
Inton
N. D
Estrayed cattle and horses in North Dakota notices
Estrayed calves and a mare, all five animals aged about five months to three years, reported near Hull Hague and Strasburg. Names Bailey Page and A Hollaar appear with contact requests for pickup and charges. Additional horses described as buckskin and black, four years old, no brands, near Strasburg. Owners urged to contact Wm. M. Lipp.
Pony mare missing from Temvik North Dakota
A dark brown pony mare, nine years old, weighs 700 pounds, branded 366 on right hip, with bald face, arrived at May 7 in Temvik ND. Owner asked to call, pay charges, and remove the animal.
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Temvik
N.D
Meat Market Opens in Temvik by Peter Schmidt
Peter F Schmidt announces the Temvik meat market is open with a full supply of fresh meats. Beef and pork roasts and steaks, boiling meat and hams are among the offerings as a trial period commences.
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Temvik
Bay Mare Seeks Owner northeast of Winona
About two weeks ago an eight year old bay mare with no brand a white face and forelock cut appeared seven miles northeast of Winona. Owner call pay charges and take the animal away. Car S Vollmer Winona N
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Winona
Car
S. Vollmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmons County Record
North Dakota
F. B. Streeter
Pioneer Paper OF the County
Linton Postofice
Hazelton Country
Mendelasohn
Congress
People
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Dorothy Bredberg
Ruth Gillespie
Michael Hager
Ruth Irvine
Frances Meier
Merrill Mewing
Theodore McCrory
Emmons Petrie
Johanna Schott
Zona Smith
J. W. Cabbage
R. C. Colburn
Anton Grunefelder
Tell
Carrie Snyder
Moritz Goehring
Naperville
Ill
Mr. Goehring
Carl E. Burch
R. L. Jones
Burch
Glencoe
Jacob Kalberer
Bismarck
Dakem
Dakota
Emmons
Messrs
Locke
Parks and Chestown
Connor
Cotton
Yeater
Eureka
John Jacob Kalberer
John Wilde
Livona
van Beek
Van
Pioneer Press
Hampton
Clare East
A. Logan
Assessor McIntyre
Barney Burbage
Barney
Exeter
Alice Carmicheal
Mrs. Brown
E. van Beek
Security State Bank
Strasburg
North Nee
J.P. Henn
J. P. Henn
Jakob Fischer
Ft. Yates
Sioux County
Biore
John H. Biore
Winona, N. D
Adv
Ben White
Stiles
Sulen
R. H. Treacy
First National Bank
Biamarck
Miles City
Flrst State Bank
Bailey Page
Hague
Hull
A. Hollaar
N. Dak
Ado
Adyv
Ee Levitz
Hague, N
Wm. M. Lipp
Peter F. Schmidt
Ick Gravel
WM. J. Gabbert
van. J. Gabbert
Cransfer & Bray Line
Milwaukee and
N. FP
Vawter
K.C. Dilly Dray Line
W. Ex
Fred Gau
J. C. Wolfer
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