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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
1
The bank urges careful selection of a financial partner, emphasizing ongoing support for present needs and future growth. It pledges strong past performance and continued gains in advantages for customers year by year.
The McVitle Journal notes a potato cutting bee, fishing stockings on James and Pipestone rivers, and Valley City allocating 10000 for a city hall. Reports cover floods, new concerts in Bismarck, a mortality from gopher poison, dandelion wine recipes, and rapid vegetation growth across the state.
Braddock news from June mentions Kaiser arriving from Lakota in a new Reo car after a long road trip. John M. Melander shows a new residence with fresh paint by artist C. A. Moorman. The Doerschlags plan Seattle exposition trip via Canada and coast, returning early July. Braddock hosts July 4 celebration at Hazelton after a meeting. The Schmere child dies in Bismarck hospital and is buried in Braddock cemetery. condolences flow.
June weather brings rain crops look fine Hazelton to celebrate the Fourth notices tease the program Kaiser begins new residence on west end H F Miller contractor Emmons County Telephone lines poling set J F and J K Snyder ill in Wheeling Missouri A B E Klabunde basement add twenty five by two story cement blocks Fay Harding from Logan flax work Rollie Matthews horse stolen last fall from Mandan innocent sellers meals at Linton Bakery
The article notes two enduring Kidder county features social and economic. Public fire guards on township lines have reduced prairie fires, while the old settlers picnic draws crowds despite weather. Governors and races mark the event, followed by a baseball game. The piece also reports widespread alfalfa farming, with fields expanding and inoculated soil aiding success. prospects suggest high land values and potential spread to Emmons county.
Fourteen graduates received diplomas as the Hazelton eighth grade class presented a well rendered program. The hall bore green and white colors and the motto Not Finished Just Begun. The audience included many locals and several pupils from the primary department assisted with musical numbers between orations and papers.
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