Linton News Snapshot of July Preparations and Local Happenings
Readable notices detail Fourth of July plans at Poton and Fort Yates, local visits by residents from Linton, Hazelton, Andover, and S. Dakota, plus business and construction moves. The Linton Bank advertises real estate financing, a new store planned by J Flaherty, a six to five year farm loan program, and a baseball game between Linton and Haven at Haven. A country church celebration near Bradoc features a July program and 25 cent dinner.
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Ward
Turner's
Hogue
Bismarck
Jobo Flaherty
Ce. Stele
Tell
Linton
Linton Bakery
Poton
Miss Bond
Andover
S. D
Proton
I F Wright
Hazelton
Linton House
Neha. Mn
Homer Studdard
Burleigh County
Fogle
Shier
West Linton
Haven
Edna Armstrong
Luella Woods
Standing Rock
Fort Yates
George Becken
Siice
Ed. Weacott
Bismarck Hospital
Ftie First Bank of
Linno
N. D
Smith
Broadway
Lena
Isabelle
Maggie Tough
John Flaherty
Rowerdink
Smith & Irvine Furniture
Fog
State Bank
Fourth of July Program With Parades and Races
A full day celebration schedule lists a grand salute at dawn, music, a street parade on Grand Street, a Declaration of Independence reading, and an afternoon of events. Highlights include a baseball game Eureka versus Linton for $100, multiple races, pony and wagon contests, and a grand ball at the opera house with prizes for best decorated floats and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Quartette
Eureka
Linton
Dacotah Lumber Company
Brofy
Broadway
Opera House
Gus. Dafirud
A. G. Clayton Jr
Jiangse
L. Maloney
Frank Meier
G. A. Herolz
Jno Reamer
W. C. Wolverton
Fred Pfaff
George Lynn
E A Crain
Braddock
A. M Britts
I. N. Turner
E. EB. Martin
L. Owens
W.O. Stein
C. Uy
Carley
Mr. Spillcke
C. O. Smith
Miss Pring
Chas
Miss Wood
Rooks
Speaker's Stand
KE. Paul
L. A Weatherby
Coventry
Jno Wolfer
J Ues
Herman Backh
U Street Parade
A. I. T.vine
Harry Lyne
Win
Ben Johnson
Inez Sims
Albert Juoge
Bar Atha
W.O. Irwin
F.B. Irvine
A. W. Sims
D. &. Streeter
J. L. Owens
L. Mendelowitz
A .N. Junge
Ge. A. Herelz
Earl Smith
Elmer Foe
Frank Jiaus
M. KE. Kaufman
Ed. Kroger
B. A. Crain
Clitf Patterson
Glads Martin
Misa Stella Smith
Doinsife
P. G. Rooks
J J. Flaherty
Elmer Anderson
Will Johnson
Win. Rowse
Cilot Wagher
Win. Lagel
Romance of Buried Pictures in London Auction
A tale of a painting bought at a London auction later found to be an erased Rembrandt worth about £8,000 after expert examination. It recalls a Correggio under repainting, as two Rome restorers once uncovered a hidden masterwork beneath a floral study that Lovera sold for £1,500 to the Earl of Bristol.
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London
Lovera
Correggio
Bristol
Dutsite Advertiser
Dogs of Luxury Through Ancient and Medieval Times
The article traces how small dogs appeared as symbols of luxury from ancient Greece and Rome to the Middle Ages. It cites Roman women walking with pet dogs and mentions notable anecdotes about Caesar's era and noblewomen cherished hounds, illustrating enduring social status tied to dogs.
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Rome
Ne Irius
Julius Caesar
Lucius Aurelht
Werernst Dorseus
Macedonia
Persa
Tostun
Werecatinping and Hash at Neon
A philanthropist named Marshall hosts guests amid odd slang and misty talk about Werecatinping, guests eating leftover hash for breakfast and dinner, as a quizzical scene unfolds with playful banter and feigned hunger in a Lippincott’s Magazine excerpt.
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Marshall
Neon
Velo
Mr. Atarehial
Sided With Father
A Cleveland Villin Dealer anecdote describes a suburban family where frequent loud arguments between parents echo through neighbors. Their son, while fishing, notes that any Stubbs in the family stirs Hicks complaints, highlighting cross-family tensions in a small town.
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Hicks
Stubbs
Cleveland
Hare in the Moon and Self Sacrifice Theme in Folklore
An excerpt discusses generosity and self sacrifice in a moon folklore tale featuring the hare in a Brahmin trick story. Garrett I Serviss notes the hare refuses meat offering while the Brahmin plots to burn him, leading to the hare leaping and becoming the man in the moon as a symbol of self sacrifice.
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Garrett I. Serviss
Sakkha
Miin
Canedd Ul
Cerebral Embolism Causes Death and Brain Impact
The New York Herald reports cerebral embolism as an arterial blockage in the brain leading to unconsciousness and death. Growths on heart valves may dislodge and form emboli entering shrinking vessels causing occlusion, often affecting the middle cerebral artery and producing symptoms similar to hemorrhage.
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New York Herald
A Quaint English Ceremony
An October ritual in Salop commands tenants and occupiers of a waste ground to perform service on peril and pay, as a London solicitor and an assistant attest before the royal remembrancer. The solicitor uses a hatchet and a Dillhook during the proceedings.
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London
Salop
Tenement Forge Tenants Discuss Obsolete Shoes and Nails
A fragment notes tenants of a forge tenement and a payment of six horse shoes with sixty one shoe nails. It remarks that the shoes and walls are reused annually and that the shoes date back at least two centuries, indicating long-standing wear and archaic materials in use.
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Suumons
Strind
Sclictter
Feminine naming conflicts spark a widow’s plea
A Philadelphia letter recounts a clubwoman who objects to losing her identity in her husband’s name. She insists she should be addressed by her own name Ana, and later asserts she remains Mrs Henry after her husband’s death, preferring to keep her husband’s surname.
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Kile Delphia
Henry
Ana
Anna
The President Salary and a Classic Mental Trick
The article explains the presidents salary of fifty thousand dollars yearly paid by eight monthly checks of four thousand one hundred sixty six dollars and sixty seven cents and four checks of four thousand one hundred sixty six dollars. It also presents a math trick: triple then halve then triple the result and find how many times nine divides the final number to recover the original number.
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United States
White House
Minister’s comic pulpit rebuke ends with missed fly
In a London Bellman tale a Scotch minister heckles congregants about whisky during a sermon. He threatens the fly on the Bible with hellfire and a ding, then grimly observes he missed the target, joking that there might be a chance yet.
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London
The Wrestler's Pride Old Belts and Village Churches
A Guardian era note recalls how belt winners paraded at churches on successive Sundays asserting status among peers. It praises old time champions by girth and weight, mentioning Old Steadman as an exceptionally powerful wrestler at twenty stone.
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Steadman
Manchester Guardian
How the Dutch Eat
A London Queen observation compares Dutch meals to card games with the mother dealing rounds at table until the dish empties. It notes no promiscuous serving and that the quick feeder gains, contrasting Dutch habits with slower Western dining styles.
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Holland
London
The Jaws of Death Joke Cited in Illustrated Bits
In a classroom exchange a teacher quotes the Charge of the Light Brigade and a pupil jests that the six hundred were dentists. The brief item reflects humorous schoolroom banter in Illustrated Bits.
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Light Brigade
Sealing Net Worth Quote From F B Sanborn
A friend notes a dramatist nearly dropping a manuscript, quipping that fame prevents pocket theft. The story underlines that a careful newspaper reader gains more in a year than many scholars in libraries.
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B. Sanborn
Notice to Contractors for removal of schoolhouse No. 1
Sealed bids are invited by the School Board of Gayton School District No 2 Emmons County North Kota for removal of schoolhouse No 1 located Sec 2 Two Lake Age 7 percent to the northeast corner of the NW quarter Sec 26 Two It R see 4 about five miles. Bids due 2 pm Monday July 6 1. Envelopes marked Bids for Minee School-House addressed to Theo Vetter Clerk. Details from the District Clerk. Board may reject any or all bids. Dated June 10 108. Theo Vetter District Clerk
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Gayton
Emmons
North Kota
Monay
Meine
Theo. Vetter
Hartford
N. D
Board of Directors
Tueo
Vetter
Proposals for Painting Court House Emmons County
Sealed bids are invited by the Emmons County Board of County Commissioners for inside painting of the Court House. Bids due by 8 p.m. July 7, 1908. Details from the County Auditor's office. J G Prris County Auditor. Linton North Dakota June 15 1908.
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
N. 1
Court House
J.G. Prris
Linton
N. D
Estrayed mare and colt with partial details near Linton
Estrayed herd includes a two year old black mare with a star and a yearling dark bay stud colt with a star and nose stripe. No brands. Notify STENKY Sitarcrren Omio XN. D. Also notes about instrumental music classes by George Brooks at Linton. sale and property listings for Strasburg with terms and contact at the Record office.
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Linton
Stenky Sitarcrren
Omio
Strasburg
For Sale Seven Room Two Story Frame House
One seven room two story frame house in the old town across from the old hotel. A good house in every respect. Call on William Kaven in Linton Indiana.
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Old Town
Kaven
Linton
N. 1
Printing jobs offered in English and German
If you want job printing of any kind in both English and German on the same sheet, or separately in either language, apply at Record office.
Notice to Creditors Estate of George McLain Deceased
Notice is given by Kate McClain administratrix of the estate of George McLain, deceased, to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the office of HA Armstrong in Linton Emmons County North Dakota. Dated June 6 19 0s.
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Jacob Houser
Glanaver
Raimons
North Dakota
Sali Ab
Linton
Emmons
Chereol
Annie Houser
Charles B. Canley
George Ib. McLain
Kate Mo Mebain
George Ho Mebain
Wihichester
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John Age
W. FE. Petrie
J. G. Pitts
John Peterson
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Linton Furniture Store
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Hecker
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