Auto Accident at Seeman Park Injures Pomerances
Mrs. A Pomerance was badly cut and her young daughter bruised after a head on crash at Seeman Park last Sunday near the ball game. Ben Blinderman driver of the other car allegedly on the left side caused the collision. Injured rushed to the hospital in Bismarck due to no local doctor. Medical says no broken bones but severe cuts including one on the knee. Local calls grow for traffic supervision and enforcement of regulations amid frequent incidents and speeding on Broadway.
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A. Pomerance
Pomerance
Seeman Park
Ben Blinderman
Blinderman
Broadway
Chautauqua Plans Set For Seeman Park This Week
All set for a three day Chautauqua at Seeman Park on June 28 29 and 30 with daytime programs and a pavilion for numbers to avoid tents blowing down. A dance follows the final evening show and a merry go round will provide fun between entertainments as management cooperates with local organizers for a successful event.
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Seeman Park
Chautauqua
Leach Elected Mayor of Minneapolis
Col. Geo. E. Leach led former Socialist mayor Thomas Van Lear by 10 544 votes in unofficial returns from Minneapolis city election. Leach 69792 Van Lear 59258. Early returns favored Leach strongholds with more precincts to report. Campaigns centered on socialism and Leach opposition to current government with Van Lear’s military record under attack.
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Minneapolis
Geo. E. Leach
Thomas van Lear
Leach
van Lear
United States Army
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
A. C. Townley
Minnesota
Indians Defeat Linton In Tight 5 4 Ball Game
The Kenel Indians beat Linton 5 to 4 hear a closely played contest. Crow Skin pitched for Kenel and Foryziak started for Linton as luck favored the visitors at critical moments. Bertheau’s late hit and lineup changes shaped the outcome while Otto Becker’s marriage sidelined him briefly, prompting outfield shuffles that could strengthen the defense.
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Linton
Pollock
Crow Skin
Foryziak
Strasburg
Faun
Klin Bertheau
Otto Becker
Woods
Streeter
Bertheau
Wood
Mohn
Shier
Play Day Draws Mammoth Crowd in Emmons County
Emmons County Play-Day at Seeman Park in Linton last Thursday drew a large crowd of eighth grade graduates and locals. State Superintendent Minnie J. Nielsen gave the main address and events ranged from races to dances at the pavilion and ball grounds. Hazelton Juniors beat Linton youths and the Kenel Indians defeated the regular team in close games while movies drew additional crowds.
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Emmons
Seeman Park
Linton
State
Sppt. of Public Instruction
Minnie J. Nielson
Hazelton
Kenel Indians
Park Board
Smith’s Orchestra
Marcy Nacislicheia
Eieie Store
Phyllis Wolverton
Capitetec
Linton School
Reading
Edward Goughnour
Buchanan Consolidated School
Irene Jorden
Linton Cornet Band
Hazelton Jr
Linton Jrs
Linton Vs. Indians
Zona Smith
Braddock Edges Napoleon In Close Sunday Game
Braddock won 10 to 9 against Napoleon in a tight contest last Sunday. Standings show Braddock 2 1 666, Strasburg 3 0 1000, Linton 5 2 1666, Hazelton 1 8 250, Napoleon 0 3 800. Braddock visits Linton next Sunday to decide the runner up. Strasburg travels to Napoleon.
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Braddock
Napoleon
P.C
Strasburg
Linton
Hazelton
American Legion to Handle Hazelton Post Namesake Funeral
The remains of Joseph M. Appert of Hazelton, namesake of the Hazelton Post American Legion, arrived in Hoboken and will be shipped to Hazelton for burial. The Joseph M. Appert Post will oversee funeral arrangements on arrival with a state service likely the next day, guarded by the Legion.
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Joseph M. Appert
Hazelton
American Legion
Hoboken
N. J
New York
Legion mourns national commander Galbraith death
American Legion units prepare for funeral services for Col Galbraith who died in an Indianapolis automobile accident. The post urges attendance, notes his work for veterans health and hospital care, and recalls Cincinnati burial with Legion honors.
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Dan R. Richardson
Joseph Appert
American Legion
Col. Galbraith
Indianapolis
Legion
Congress
U. S
Galbraith
Cincinnati
Ohio
School Notes Track Prizes and Commencement Schedule
County school notes report prizes collected and expended for a recent event. Cash totals include donors from Linton Hazelton Strasburg Temvik Hague Braddock and Kintyre with prize allocations across running jumps dashes and target throwing events. The program lists a commencement ceremony with music speeches diplomas and later ball games and a picnic.
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Linton
F. H. Carpenter Lumber Co
Free Press
Hinton
First National Bank
Thompson’s Yards
Ind
Stone Drug Store
E Beck
City National Bank
Emmons County Record
Pomerance
Hazelton
Farmers’ State Bank
Klabunde
Andrus Hotel
Hazelton Leader
J. F. Sabraw
Northwestern Motor Co
Strasburg
J. B. Biegler
and. Coppendyk
First State Bank
DeBoer
van Soest
Temvik
Chris. Albrecht
Farmer’s Store
Thompson Yards, Inc
Ed. Grentz
Adolph Quast
Tempelton State Bank
Hague
Braddock
Braddock Drug Co
L. M. Doerschlag Co
Kintyre
Fallgatter
Ralph Haugse
Sebastian Thomas
John Bosch
Fred Kist
Alvin Vossler
Arthur Flegel
Esther Schenkenberger
Anna Flegel
Clara Bosch
Alice Strong
Esther Ochsner
Lillie Layton
Geo. McCain
Allen Quast
Rolland McCune
Gladys Smith
Inez Dutton
Eleanor Kuehl
Spotlight
James Ryan
Irene Mary Irvine
Cecelia Shepard
Esther Scherfeenberger
Hares Haugee
Darwin Fogle
Fred Smith
Esther Smith
Thamas Barger
Earl Steiner
Lowell Barton
Malinda Ochsner
Margaret Olson
George McCain
Geo. Rychman
Geo. McDavi
Frances Hanson
Doris Fogle
Eunice Venne
Buchanan
Fourth of July Celebration Planned at Seeman Park
Two weeks ahead of the holiday Hazelton residents expect a large turnout at Seeman Park with a program including a high dive parade band concerts a ball game and fireworks. Local committees from Linton coordinate advertising decorations and finances while neighboring towns converge for the citywide celebration.
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Linton
Seeman Park
Messrs. Streeter
Sauer and
Hanson
Messrs. Barger
Otto Becker
H. C. Lynn
Linton Beats Pollock In Slim Spring Baseball Clash
In a tense Seeman Park matchup Pollock edge Linton by one run to cap a fast game. Pollock’s five runs came in one inning as Steele started for Pollock and Richter anchored the defense. Linton, led by Fairchild on the mound, fought back with timely hitting and sharp defense to stay within reach.
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Pollock
Bear
Linton
Seeman Park
Bertheau
Wood
Shier
Fairchild
Russell
Becker
Mohn
Woods
University At
Grand Forks
McKenzie
Braddock
Worms
Steele
Richter
Woodmen Picnic at Dale Sparks Community Spirit
The Modern Woodmen of Dale and their ladies held a annual picnic at the Grange hall for southwestern Emmons residents. Fred Welker and Hal Tracy led the event with games, races, a dance, and a record day for the soft drink stand. Winners included Will Dockyer, L. Langeliers, Fred Umber, Willis Wilkinson, George Jones, and Lorre Bales.
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Modern Woodmen of
Dale
Grange Hall
Emmons
Dale Camp
Woodman Lodge
Fred Welker
Hal
Tracy
Will Dockyer
Roy Bales
L. Langeliers
Port Umber
Fred Umber
Willis Wilkinson
Clyde Rowse
George Jones
Lorre Bales
Episcopal Church Sun Services at Linton and Hazelton
Sunday June 19 morning service at Linton at 11. Evening service at Hazelton Kla bunde's Hall at 7:45 p m.
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Linton
Hazelton
Klabunde’s Hall
Week Ended June 15 1921 Weather Report
U S Weather Bureau de Linton substation records week ending noon Wednesday June 15 1921 with daily highs and lows, precipitation totals, and a mean day temperature of 76 degrees and night average of 46. Heavy rains affected the state with very heavy storms near Emmons and Burleigh counties on Saturday and Monday. Wm Malpass cooperative observer.
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Emmons
Burleigh
Wm. Malpass
Co-operative Observer
No Sense In It. Doctors Be-ing Sick Quote
Fragmentary quote from Medical Journal notes a child’s remark on doctors moving about ill. Source text suggests informal critique of medical practice and patient perspective, lacking full context or clear event details.
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Elizabeth
Caate
Medica
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