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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
5
Correspondence from J J Baumgartner and A Fischer list local officials. Town items report livestock missing near Strasburg. Community updates include visitors, baptisms, crops improving after rains, road grading, family visits, and upcoming events such as a June 15 baseball game between Cannon Ball Indians and Hague.
A Free Press correspondent challenges Gayton to prove Record correspondents fabricate items. The piece notes visitors Mr and Mrs Christ Opp and Mr and Mrs Simon Opp spent Sunday at C Geier Sr home. Emil and Martin Geier and Karl Reich fished Sunday with no bites. Emil Geier left his wife and children at Fred Opp's.
Social notes from Pollock progress report reveal Glenn Scott visiting the David Sites home and neighbors touring Hazelton and Strasburg. Local farming activity includes Ed Lurber, Joe Gilman, and George Luxerly delivering cream and eggs, while Arie Stam begins a new barn and John Biddlecomb hauls lumber for farm construction. The Second Team defeated Dale in a recent game as A. H. Irvine visits the Progress office.
Emil and Martin Geier Carl Reich and John Opp went fishing Saturday. The dance given by H L Stedman last Friday was well attended and all report a good time. Mrs Emil Geier and Matilda Geier spent the week end at the Fred Opp home. Jake Schiermeister and Herbert Reimer took Miss Reich and Miss Schlecht to the dance at Stedman's last Friday night. Big ball game at Temnvik next Sunday. The Gayton team will play there. Edwin Morford is home again, having finished his work at the Godfrey Gretiz home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larvick and daughters visited the Field home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Waddell and Miss Edith Harth were Sunday afternoon guests at the E R Purintun home.
Mr and Mrs Herb Benedict spent Sunday at the Ray Jackman home. Mrs Robinson mother of E W Bakers has not felt well since traveling from Alberta. Fred Waddell visited the Larvick boys Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs E R Purinton and family spent Sunday evening at the E W Baker home. Mr and Mrs Glen Harwood visited the Kieffer home last week. Mark Purinton took hogs to town Monday. Miss Alice Davis is working at Beulah Buck returned to her home at R P Bucks Friday. The following went to Linton Play Day in the afternoon. Mrs Carl Larvick and children Mr and Mrs Oscar Larvick and family Mr and Mrs Anton Larson and family Mrs Field and daughter Ethel Ludwig Wasem Mr and Mrs E R Purntun and family and Fred Waddell. Mr L H Harwood on sick list with quinsy. Blanche Buck returned to grandparents west of Temvik Friday, Miss Jersted arrived Monday evening to teach Bible school. School began Tuesday.
The Annual Mid-summer Picnic will be held at Peterson Bros Grove on Saturday June 24. Dinner will be served by the Swedish Ladies Aid. Prices 50c and 25c. Everyone welcome.
Miss Mabel Bakko left Temvik Saturday for Brockton N Y with plans to visit Fargo and Minnesota friends. Local residents attended Linton commencement rain delayed races, five graduates. Many short visits and social events fill a busy Temvik weekend with relatives in town and nearby counties.
Studies in Beach county field cages show natural enemies reducing cutworm numbers. Agent J C Russell placed 200 larvae last year. about 25 moths emerged in August. A cage with predators revealed large flies as a factor, per entomologist R L Webster of the Agricultural College.
In the region cutworms face natural enemies including a fly whose larvae parasitize the worms, several ground beetle species, and birds like the horned lark. Experts note uncertain future impact and urge safer farming changes such as late planted crops millet and summer fallowing to control infested land.
The large confirmation class at First Lutheran Church is announced with a list of names. A Sunday School picnic is planned for June 26 or 27 at Seeman Park with a singing program led by four teachers. Subscription notice for the Record is included at $2.00.
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