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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
The Linton high school eighth grade will hold commencement on Friday June 5 at 8 p.m. The program includes music by the orchestra and selections by Crystal Elliott Kasay and Eva Schlangen, with diplomas conferred by Supt. Peterson. Enrollment has risen to 374, the ninth grade is prepared for the tenth, and state aid is expected to increase.
Seventh grade student Jane Martin featured with The First Time. Sixth grade top finishers May Kaven and Donald Paul. fifth grade leaders Mildred Lyon and Lester Schlangen. Year end honors include diplomas of honor for Donald Paul and others. promotions listed for seventh and sixth grades. Several students praised for good conduct and attendance. room patrons thanked for support.
The article notes greyhounds as an ancient, widespread breed valued for sight and speed. It cites Afghan and English examples, discusses their pure racing type, and contrasts coursing with racing, praising honest, indisputable pursuit and speed above all.
A New Cook’s attempt to please a mistress ends in a culinary mishap as coarse green lettuce hearts replace crisp white hearts. The mistress questions the preparation and learns the cook discarded the core, prompting disbelief and amusement in the household.
The piece notes how a good cry, a cup of tea, and a comforting story can calm nerves and boost happiness. Readers imagine supreme joy after perusing books, with red eyes and damp handkerchiefs signaling a moment well spent.
In a London Opinion snippet a concerned woman grieves a motor crash but the driver voices confidence about survival. The tone mixes sympathy and irony as bystanders react to a near tragedy with defiant optimism.
Hon A J Gromna appeals for Republican presidential nomination support at the June 11 primaries. He notes three years in office, a record of faithful service, and asks supporters to endorse his continued candidacy. Washington May 7, 1908.
The Hon. B F Spalding seeks Republican nomination for a regular term on the state Supreme Court. He was endorsed by the state bar and attorneys, with strong urging he run to succeed himself. Spalding, an long practicing attorney from Fargo, began his career over twenty eight years ago and has argued before district, supreme and federal courts. He was appointed to the Supreme Court last year to fill a vacancy and now runs in the June primary election.
Table lists transfers of United States land parcels and cemetery lot changes with buyers including John H. Butcher Gustav Jergentz Myrtle Binnicker Edward Braddock and Annie Houser plus several others. It notes sizes descriptions and cash figures and invites inquiries at Flaherty's drug store Linton for the rye land sale at 8350 per acre.
Voting on Wednesday the 24th of June 1908 sets the slate for United States Senator representatives governor and other state offices. Precincts list polling places from Oak Township to Buchanan with inspectors named for each district and county officials including Treasurer Clerk and Coroner.
A candidate, H. Hasson, principal of Linton Schools, announces a bid for County Superintendent of Saccee subject to the primary. He cites North Dakota birth, long teaching service, and post graduate work at Mayville State normal, vowing to work hard for the county’s education and to begin as early as possible.
John Storey declares candidacy for a new term as representative from the Twenty Sixth District covering Kidder and Emmons counties. He states the vote of Emmons County Republicans will decide in the upcoming primary. Steele March 16, 194.
To the voters of Emmons and Kidder counties North Dakota G A Heekolz announces his candidacy for the Twenty sixth Senate District Emmons County and requests Republican primary voters to decide at Linton on April 3 1904.
To the voters of Emmons County, the Office of State's Attorney issues a notice subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary election to be held June 24, 1m. fally. Canas. Coventry.
A statement from A L Grit Hagelton of Emmons County urging Republican voters to support a candidate in the primary election, scheduled for June 3. The notice is dated March 24, 1903, and references the local court and voter decision.
County Auditor candidate J G Birrs announces re election bid to voters of Emmons County. He seeks support at the June election and promises full time attention to duties if elected.
A candidate announces for the Republica nomination for Zange of the District Court in the Sixth Seales District. The filing cites June 24 as the primary date and is dated March 12, 1908 by FL Recisten.
The candidate announces re election to the office of County Judge subject to Republican voters decision at the June 26 1905 primary. Cantonese name appears as Canney in source text.
March 31 1908 Linton North Dakota announces candidacy for Register of Deeds in Emmons County subject to June 24 1908 Republican primary election.
Gro H Nahamore, Hazelton North Dakota, announces for Emmons County treasurer as a Republican candidate. He pledges to reside in Linton and dedicate himself to duties if elected, with primary election set for June 4.
W P Turtle of Dawson Kidder County North Dakota announces candidacy for Representative in the Twenty-Sixth Senatorial District Emmons and Kidder counties. Candidacy subject to the will of the people and primary. April 14.
William Jones announces his candidacy for re election as Sheriff of Emmons County subject to Republican voters at the primary on June 2 1408 Behela.
L. A. Weatherby, Republican, announces his candidacy for Emmons County Auditor. He states his bid is subject to Republican primary action on June 24. The notice is dated March 4 in Linton, North Dakota.
To the Republican voters of Emmons County urging re election of W J Wiermaven to the office of Register of Deeds subject to party will in the primary election. Dated Linton North Dakota March 14 1905.
Republican voters of Emmons County will decide in the upcoming primary on the candidacy of Oscar J Suira who submits a self described long record in education. Suira, a Dale resident with 23 years in school work proposes to advance county schools and run the office economically if elected.
Representative aspirant Streeter of Liszt on, North Dakota, submits candidacy to Emmons County Republicans. The bid hinges on the June primary results, with Streeter stating the vote will decide the path to the Eleventh Session of the Legislature.
Notice is hereby given by administrator 4 H Irvine of the estate of Henry Staats deceased in Emmons County North Dakota to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Leach Irvine furniture store Aron village Emmons County. Dated April Sun day April A J Iaving Administrator Ag he Dilcation on the wth day of April
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