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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
5
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Linton beats Hazelton 12 to 1 at home then defeats Pollock 8 to 4 amid muddy conditions. Eugene Kilmer and Deputy State Bank Examiner Mr. Mooney aided Hazelton. Baxter umpired. Pollock game featured fielding errors and a squeeze play as Linton tallied eight runs.
A new state law taxes grain stored in elevators at fixed rates: flax half a cent per bushel, wheat three eighths of a cent, and oats barley corn spell and rye one eighth of a cent. The assessor need only determine bushels held by the taxed party.
A compact roundup mentions North Dakota doctors trialing a new tuberculosis treatment, local judges opening fourteen criminal cases at Washburn, and police activity in Berthold. It notes quiet final exercises at a state deaf and dumb school and a local speech editor tribute.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs I L Quist of Tell last Tuesday morning. Braddock tall team lost to Napoleon 25 to 7 at home Sunday. Mrs Mamie Morsythe from Glenwood Minn visits Williamsport. Editor FB Bryant joined Napoleon on their Braddock trip to show his ball skills. Cement blocks for Dr Welshs new building under construction by contractor Fulmer and crew. completion will beautify the town.
Jane Armstrong returns home from Bismarck after schooling. H Niles arrives from Minneapolis for months here. Miss Levinna Marchini of Linton visits Hazelton. A Ringer of Groton spends days with the Klabunde family. Emmons county farmers Talbot Wright Schnider and Brace return from Canada and invest there. Al Mikalson selling Dakota windrowers. orders for 100. Mr and Mrs Yeater cheer the letter from son Mark in Alaska after years of silence about his interior trip plans.
Letters note Sunday breaching services at four at the Jennings residence. A petrified stump found on William McCormick’s farm. Ervie Lloyd finished drilling a well yielding water at fifty three feet. Clara Kiefer returns from Linton to resume teaching in Dakem. Frank McGough recovering at home in Iowa from Rochester hospital illness.
Progress reports list visitors and movements. John Katzenberger plans an extended trip from Pollock, J Morris arrives from Dale and visits Zion City friends. Frank Sherwood gathers cattle in Wishek for transport to range west of the river, crossing at Winona. A teachers institute in Linton adopts resolutions thanking W L Stockwell, Miss Sandidge, Prof Macdonald, Miss Miller, and the people of Linton.
The note from Hron. L. A. Ueland explains the Concurrent resolution to amend the constitution and adopt the Initiative and Referendum. J. J. Worst, president of the Agricultural College, County superintendent of Simons county, senator, and lieutenant governor, endorses direct voter lawmaking as essential to American republicanism and urges direct public responsibility for laws.
Notice is hereby given by Attie Heuser executrix of the last will and testament of Jacob Heuser late of Emmons county North Dakota deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to her residence about five miles south of Winona Emmons County North Dakota. Dated May 2.
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