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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
3
Judge Goss, former Minor District judge for six years, seeks another term on the Supreme Court. He urges voters to mark an X beside his name on the small Judicial Ballot at the coming primaries.
Temvik Talk reports in town visits by S. A. Mikalson and Fay Harding. Linton hosts a circus crowd. a June 10 marriage unites Jule Butler and Hazel Leavitt. Local trips to Aberdeen, Eureka, and Braddock accompany sports, garage sales, and a dust of town politics. The Linton Chapter OES plans a memorial service for deceased members on June 18.
G. H. Naram of Braddock, North Dakota announces as a Republican candidate for nomination and re election as representative from the Twenty-Sixth Senatorial District.
The Lipps School District No 28 invites sealed bids by 2 p m Saturday July 16 1916 for a 20 by 26 frame schoolhouse to be built on the northeast quarter section 17 township 332. Bids must be addressed and marked Sep OnCeete for Building School House accompanied by a $200 certified check to guarantee contract entry. The board may reject any bids and will open bids at School House No 4 Lipps School near Anton Schw y order of the district school board ADAM LIPP Clerk Irasburg N D jusjull3
Attendees reported the event as well attended and energized by Temvik residents during Saturday night. The crowd greeted the screening with strong local interest and community support.
John Kremer of Linton North Dakota reports a twelve year-old steer red in color with white on face and belly. The animal is located at his place eleven miles southeast of Linton on section 4-131-75. Owner should call, pay charges, and take the steer away.
Last week lists the sick. Bro Van Horn will preach in the Valley next Sunday at 11. Mr Clark chores for Mr Riggleman while Mr R soaks up a location. A week ago Van Horn preached to a good sized audience in the Valley. A ferry operates on the Missouri with landing at the old freight house site. The rye crop looks poor and thin. Earl Noyes bought a new two seated buggy. Mr and Mrs Buck visit daughter in law Jennie Benedict. We had good rain Saturday night and Sunday soaking the ground. The Rigglemans tour Minnesota and Iowa seeking a location, planning to visit Mrs Riggleman’s mother at Deloit Iowa before returning home.
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