Thame-Linton Tilt Goes Fourteen Innings In Braddock
A long Sunday baseball duel at Braddock ends in a 5 to 3 Linton victory after fourteen innings with Tufford driving in the deciding runs. Worms and Angell pitched well, and Braddock errors helped the visitors. Linton gains 13 hits while Braddock collects 7 as the crowd cheers a dramatic finish and Braddock’s pennant hopes waver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs
Braddock
Thame
Linton
Worms
Angell
Tufford
Thome
Strasburg
Woods
Bertheau
Shier
Weber
Sisco
Lesher
Arianete
Wickenheiser
Koenig
Becker
Stewart
B. Koenig
Rott
Rohrich
Petrie
B.koenig
Sisco’ Sinigleds -Weber
Aeled
Rett
Cook
Coonen
Dr. Baer
Baseball Scores From Last Sunday
Braddock hosted Linton in fourteen innings with a 5 to 3 final. Strasburg away to Hazelton saw the visitors win 2 to 7. Hague hosted Napoleon on 10 to 4 at Hague.
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Hague
Linton
Braddock
Hazelton
Strasburg
Cunningham
Napoleon
Litton
Becker
Walter Mohn
Seeman Park
Tour to New Salem From Mandan June 22
Campaign notice invites travelers from the Lewis and Clark Hotel Mandan to join a guided tour to New Salem starting June 22 at 7 a m. The committee promises an economical trip and asks participants to notify County Agent Sauer to arrange car pooling, with overlap from Hazelton stock show on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark Hotel
Mandan
Hazelton
Sauer
Hague Napoleon Game Ends In Ragged Defeat
Napoleon played in a Hague sin day game roared by a tense crowd with umpire Meier and Schall. Meadows struck in two, Burn stead hit a shot as Napoleon faltered late, while Weagher and others battled through a rough six innings.
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Napoleon
Hague
Tony Elp- Haat
Apoleon
Burnstead
Meier
Oene
Ee We
County School Notes Contests and Events on Grounds
Morning track events include running broad jumps high jump and sprints. Hazelton Juniors face Linton Juniors in baseball at 11:30 with spectators in grandstands. Picnic dinner music by Linton precedes 2:00 P M graduation exercises.
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Rhea
Sainnin Hazelton Juniors
Linton Juniors
Eighth Grade Graduates Listed With Family Names
A segment lists eighth grade graduates headed by Eunice Smith and Bery Gontha Rose Gimbel plus Floy E Paine Margaret Payne Gliberg Ruay Lila M Paine Martha Bales Helén Lutze and others including Eugene Landeberger Cloyd Armstrong Fina Zirbelt Margaret Goehring Lawrence Master Melville Steiner Herman Batzer Agnes Williams. (Continued on Page Five)
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Floy
E. Paine
Margaret Payne "Gliberg
Ruay
Lila M. Paine
Martha Bales
Helén Lutze
Arthur Rudge
Lena Landsberger
Eugene Landeberger
Cloyd Armatrong — Fina
Zirbelt
Margaret Goehring
Lawrence ‘Master
Melville Steiner
Herman -Batzer
Agnes Williams
Seeman Park Fourth Celebrations Planned by City Committees
Committees appointed to organize a Fourth of July celebration at Seeman Park. Music by Sternhagen and others, baseball by Lang and Tong, sports by Barger and Heisler, finance by Heinrich and Horner, decorations by DeBoer and Smith, dance by Corwine and Paulson, concessions by Sternhagen, construction by Miller and Gearin, police by Irvine and Becker. General chairman Fergus with Fred Pietz as secretary and Ed Graf as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeman Park
Sternhagen
C. O. Smith
W C. Wolverton
Lang, Tong
H. Petrie
Barger
Heisler Hinton
Heinrich
Lynn
Horner
Bader
Brant, Pomerance
Becker
DeBoer
E. H. Smith
DuHeaume
J. Portz
Enders
Corwine
Paulson
Kelsch
Pietz
Anderson
Miller
Gearin
Fogle
Pagel
Reidlinger
H. Irvine
F. Petrie
Thos
Fergus
Fred Pietz
Ed Graf
Poultry Show Planned for Hazelton June 21
Hazelton Stock Show committee seeks 40 to 50 poultry exhibits for a competitive fair on June 21. A minimum of 20 entries is required to proceed with an expert judge and culling demonstration. Exhibitors should notify secretary H. O. Batzer in Hazelton by postcard or phone to confirm participation.
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Hazelton
H. O. Batzer
Johnson Attends Pardon Board Meet
W H Johnson returned from a meeting of the state pardon board in Bismarck where he was appointed by Gov Nestos. The board considered 125 inmate applications with many non residents and whiskey running cases and converted several sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Johnson
Bismarck
State Pardon Board
Nestos
G. W. Stewart
Wilton
Linton
Johnson
Nick Chernos
Eddy County
Bernard L. Laux
Benson County
Howard A. Lee
Grand Forks
Angell Lund
Ransom County
Jen T. Otto
Allen Weitala
Dickeyee
William Fishman
John Mueller
Stutsman County
Nestos Opens Campaign in North Dakota Speech
Gov. R A Nestos, seeking re election, argues that electing Nonpartisan league candidates would rollback reforms of the past. He cites league critics as supporters of old administration, urges lower interest rates and broader diversification of farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
N. D
Nonpartisan League
R. A. Nestos
Nestos
League
Baker
Church
Agriculture and Labor
P. R. Garberg
Senate
Industrial Commission
North Dakota
Farm Loan Department
Food Dishes in Labrador and Far North Regions
A list of regional dishes includes reindeer stew roast water fork and bear meat with walrus stew in Labrador Greenland and Faroe Islands. The article notes a taste may develop for those frozen long enough and mentions coarse bread codfish cranberry jam and a dried blueberry cake with a subscription pitch for the Record at $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far North
Labrador
Greenland
Faroe Islands
Local Linton School Board Election Produces Surprises
In Linton on Tuesday two board of education directors were elected. Incumbent Frank Chesrown sought re election but E. H. Brant did not run again. Candidates Heisler and Brant won, with Heisler 119 votes, Brant 117, Chestown 108, and Barger 92. A $20,000 bond issue passed almost unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Supreme Court
Frazier
Baker
League
McCumber
Nestos
Elmer Anderson
Elmer
Goughnour
Lawler
Matthews
Grunefelder
McConvi" Pox
Anton Naaden
Joe Glas
Glas
Naaden
McConville
Nonpartisan League
Linton Bridge Construction Co
Linton
Board of Education
Frank Chesrown
E. H. Brant
Chesrown
Brant
Mike Barger
Nick Heisler
Heisler
Chestown
Dr. Wolverton
Barger
Brant-Barger
Married in Linton as Selma Schafer weds Merrit Harding
Miss Selma Schafer and Mr. Merrit Harding were married at the Lutheran church in Linton by Rev. Seeman. The couple, both well known in the community, will reside in Carson where Merrit has accepted a job on the Carson Press.
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Linton
Selma Schafer
Merrit Harding
Lutheran Church
Seeman
John Schafer
Linton Leader
Fay Harding
Free Press Office
Carson
Merrit
Carson Press
Gottlieb Bechtle, Jr
Bismarck
Fine School Program at Dale Grange Hall
The Kieffer school program led by Miss Finch at Grange Hall on June 1 featured piano solos, songs by Helen Gilbertson and Amos Kier, sketches and dialogues, readings by Ruth Wilkinson and Ray Acheson, Hawaiian songs in a Hawaiian costume, and performances by Anna Jacobson, Marene Peterson, and Marjie Acheson.
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Kieffer
Miss Finch
Grange Hall
Helen ,Gilbertson
Gilbert Rudy
U.S. A
Margie Acheson
Amos Kieri
Ian
Cooke Bales
Misses Ruth
Marvel Wilkinson
Mutt
Jeff Pantomine
America
Irene Acheson
Libie J Keneau
Nsker
Tiny Voice
Dialee Geecheee
Ogver
Ruth Wilkinson
Ray Acheson
Kate
North Dakota
Anna Jacobson
Ance
Beeiaa Sones
Wes
Philleo
Goodwin
Martha Bates
Reuben
Therese
Pegey O'Neil
Marjie Acheson
Amos Kieffer
Marene Peterson
Pal
Rice
Tosti Mae Finch
Moon Tales and Superstition Across Civilizations
A compact reflective piece references Hindu and Egyptian myths about the moon. It notes beliefs of houses, mice, cats, and night shadows tied to lunar presence, with De Gubernate offering a provocative line about pagan notions of the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gubernate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton Brado Ck
P.C
Linton Oe
Hazelton * Co
Eobel
Strasburg Oe
Apoleon Pera Cutan
New Salem
Eunice Smith
Bery
Gontha Rose, Gimbel
Pardon Board
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