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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
3
Local items from Linton include travel, births, and events. Gypsy bands visit McIntosh, decorators and residents travel to Holland and Aberdeen, and a thunderstorm fatality near Strasburg is reported. The Fourth of July perspective, dances, moving pictures, and shop closings fill the page along with agricultural notices and local business ads.
The following is a list of petit Jurors drawn to serve at the adjourned May term of the District court, convening at Linton, Emmons county, North Dakota, on the 11th day of July, 1911, at 1 o'clock a.m. Names include Farrel M. R., Canning Fred, Johnson W. H., Linderman A. I., Sikel Frank J., Scroggin J. L., McCormack Wm. L., Bier D. P., Wikse Hans, Anderson P., Andrus W. L., Clay W. H., Perry William, Beemer Wm. T., Alsbury Lawrence, Fischer J.H., VanBeek Steve, Morford John, Gray Elwood, Althof EB., Ten Clay Charles, Myers Henry, Jackman John, King George A., Van Vought Sturdevant, Olson Bert, Henn John, Sisco J. P., Gimble J. C., Graybeal Henry J., Van eck A. W., Huising Gerrit, Steensland John, Harrison Jacob, Droog S. C., Sherr Peter F., Mikesell F., Mandigo J. W., Albaugh W. W., Fetterly H.E., Stanton William, and Ait John.
The June 1 wedding at the Seeley Jefe home tied Miss Seeley to Mr. Adelene in a white garden setting with peonies and white silks. Attendants included Mary Holler maid of honor and Frank Layce as best man. Officiating minister Rev L A Lovelace. Luncheon at 6.9 followed by informal reception. couple to reside in McIntosh SD after Sept 1. Speedy Fourth of July program to be announced.
A London picture expert denounces the credulity of buyers who chase faded reputations. Dealers fake old master canvases by aging fresh works, removing signatures, and applying false vintages, while crafting stories of historic display to entice wealthy American collectors.
A damaged notice outlines a contractor project to move schools within a district, naming the west tier and district streets. It mentions moving the site to a new location with funds and timetables, and lists contractors, dates, and responsibilities related to the relocation and site preparation.
A chaotic collection of local items includes a Tell Tales event with the Ladies' Aid, parish happenings, and social notes. Reports mention a church service, preparations for Fourth celebrations, crop conditions needing rain, and a new auto model. Stray yers describe equine sightings, a home cigar brand pitch, and mixed notices about property and legal forms.
A lively Gayton Gossip column notes attendees at Phillip Hall Friday dance and local residents such as Jay Peterson and Arelie Mick enjoying a rock session on M HOM Rd. The piece mentions Hazelton visits, Walkersons, and Bismarck arrivals helping with wood, plus a midsummer hats sale at Mrs. Raven & Co. millinery with a Saturday moving picture at the opera house.
In the matter of the estate of Tray Satur, Guy Satanel Stedinan administrator, North Dakota, announces notice to creditors. All persons having claims against said estate must present them within four months after first publication, addressed to the administrator at the stated address. First publication May 30.
A fragmented OCR entry details a North Dakota land claim by Adam Hilm Cif ingue with witnesses from Hague and Fate cities, a Tempelton State Bank registry, and a sworn certificate dated January. It references a land description in Pownship ty north, a Princeton Meridian, and notes secured and unsecured registrations, expenses, and a bank affidavit sworn before a notary in January.
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