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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
4
Local notes report town events from June appearances in towns like Hazelton and Braddock, church activities, school year end, and weather impacts. Baseball games with Pollock Braddock and chautauqua week are noted along with community visits, personal movements, and civic updates from Linton and surrounding areas.
Notice urging customers to take advantage of paint offerings guaranteed at a reasonable price. The shop highlights stock including Graniteware and China Dishes and invites a visit from customers.
Local youngsters are invited to attend the opera house Saturday at 1 p m for a parade and the first installment of the serial Diamond from the Sky. Prizes of 2 50 and 1 will be awarded to the best two short criticisms each under 200 words.
H. N. TurnerAdv Manager speaks urging interest in upcoming event promising notable attractions and urging public attendance at a major local feature.
Bottineau, state forestry head Fred W. Smith will give a short talk in Linton during the Chautauqua. Date and full details to follow next week. A baseball tournament is planned for Saturday and Sunday July 10 and 11 with several strong teams invited and much excitement expected.
All farmers are urged to join the Commercial Club at Linton on Saturday afternoon June 26 in the rooms under the First National Bank to discuss the road project.
June weather remains cool as residents visit Bismarck for treatment and family gatherings. Mrs E H Hardt and the Camerons share time with local residents while German school meets at Temvik schoolhouse with strong attendance. Cottlier Schatz trades a Ford for a top stallion, continuing rural exchange.
Mr S must walk unless he buys a car while Pauline Becker and John Reid attended the dance at Ray Benedict's last Saturday. Chas Stedman nears completion of the Oscar Larvick barn. Temvik plans upgrade of main road one mile west and surrounding streets, with work underway for completion soon.
Sherman Rud visited Linton on Monday while Grandpa Tuben plowed for H V Sediy. Amos Reich stayed with C A Borstad host last Monday. Miss Mabel Benedict helped Mrs Harding for weeks. A big barn dance is set for June 19 at the F A Muckler farm near Temvik with music and cake urged.
Charles Riggleman departed for Minnesota on June 1 and plans to visit his brother there. Earl Noyes and family along with Mrs Noyes and Miss Nettie Corneilson visited W A Longwell's last Sunday. Miss Mamie Chamley closed a successful Temvik school term and visited Mrs Riggleman recently. Subscribe for the Record.
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