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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
5
Hazelton visitors and residents from Temvik Kintyre and Strasburg gather in Linton for Memorial Day events. A wide range of names, trades, and moves mark the town, including shipments, visits, and local commerce. Memorial Day programs feature Rev. Hammond and Rev. Wiegand with German and English addresses.
Local items report visitors and hospital news from Linton, church services led by Rev J M Macmillan, and upcoming evangelistic meetings from June 20 to July 2. Ladies Aid events include a bakery sale on June S, a Breaking Day service June 10, and general Sunday services at 10:15 a.m. A baseball doubleheader saw Hague unable to bring its team, with Hazelton beating Linton 12 to 8 amid windy conditions. A pasture-marketed two-year-old iron gray gelding is offered for proof of ownership and pickup.
ESTRAYED. Horses described as headed toward Leula from Mina with last known direction. Contact Sven Jensen, Mina, 5.0 miles, for information. One 23-year-old black gelding among the quartet.
Fragmentary notice lists horse subjects including a 2-year-old gray gelding a 1-year-old gray mare and an L-year old brown mare along with names Sven Jensen Mina and others unclear in credit or context.
The paper invites children to submit opinions and criticisms of moving pictures. The five best letters received between June 16 and July 16 will win a prize for that month at Turner's moving-picture show.
The contest invites all children under 15 to write a letter answering three questions about moving pictures. Include what you think, your favorite types, and three favorite titles seen. Send sealed letters to Turner's Theater by June 13 with neat spelling and grammar valued for prize passes.
The Winona notes a June 7 dance announced by Winona residents. Mentions June 7 as a social event and a prior harvest of rain, with flooding washing out corn and water covering the Winona flat. Joe Deitz recovers from illness, Steve Salmounson buys a trot mare, and J F Salmonson works ponies. Writers report busy two months and a soggy week with a storm forcing locals to shelter in a wagon.
Gossip column items list neighbors and visitors. Lena Mickel left for Washington and Miss Gladys Mickel stayed with her sister in Hazelton. Archie Mickel works as a plasterer at Badger Ranch. Mary Mitchell helps Mrs. Wilson with housework. Jay Peterson and Fred Chapman visited Linton. Erick Erickson looked up cattle in the area.
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