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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
The week in Linton features campaign chatter for Republican sheriff and other candidacy moves, with multiple visits by candidates and party supporters. Community notices cover church picnics, theater upgrades, railroad talks, rain, and upcoming sermons, along with local travel, marriages, and school events.
Westfield notes hail on Samuel Renskers and a sore back for Joe VanderVorste. Rev. Lammers is expected to preach next Sunday. Mrs. Louie Dornbush recovering from Aberdeen operation. C. Rowerdink returns home from the coast country. Jacob VanderVorste digs a well and plans building. Flax and millet sowing resume after cutworms damaged corn. Stumpy.
Strasburg statements with Tiane ds T O'Brien from Linton visiting. Ed Clarinet ordered for Cornet Band. S A Fiesher came from St Paul to handle bank business. Lewis Dornbush stopped en route to Aberdeen. Mrs John Baumgartner Sr traveled to Bismarck for medical care. Feidi Keller finished a new traсtion engine setup and flax acres. Local family group joined band trip to St Anthony after Mandan Catholic Day. The Strasburg Band enjoyed Mandan events and St Anthony celebration despite rain, returning late Saturday.
Theo Brenner Bechtle and Brenner operate light and heavy haul services with prompt transfers to and from a depot. The firm serves wholesale and retail dealers in Linton North Dakota and surrounding areas.
The origin of Dog Days lies in ancient logs marking the hot stretch in midsummer from July 5 to August. The term derives from the rising of Sirius the Dog Star, once hidden by the sun and later visible at dawn, thought to bring malignant influence. The idea emerged in Egypt and spread globally as superstition.
During a railway strike a substitute engineer lost his bearings and ran past a station then back too far. As he prepared a third trial, the station agent shouted to the amused passengers that they would move the station to him, ending the confusion with a quick quip.
Citizens report quick relief claims from a buckthorn bark remedy mixed with Adlerika. A black mare with a sucking colt, branded KX, is taken up near Linton. Several horses and a red brown bull calf are missing or found near Mina and Strasburg with contact details for owners.
Notice announces regular annual stockholders meeting for directors and other business. Meeting to be held at the principal office in Tenvih, North Dakota on Tuesday, time 112, with Secretary and Treasurer Mroches noted.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Itsek North Dakota announces that WHON VEIST has filed a notice of contest to claim land described as lots in a township and range within the Fifth Principal Meridian. The claimant names witnesses Andreas Schweitzer Maurie Wendelin Burekhurnd and Johannes Keiseh, all of Marie North Dakota.
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