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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
2
The text outlines multiple city rules in Linton including penalties for throwing stones, spitting, and loitering by youths, plus work-for-fines provisions. It details nuisance abatement, animal control, explosives storage, licenses for trades, and penalties for violations with fines and potential jail time.
The document outlines the Lin ton city board of health composition terms duties and penalties for violations. It also details fire department organization equipment supervision alarms private use penalties and officer duties. It includes firefighter organization rules alarm procedures hindering duties and destruction of fire apparatus with fines and jail provisions.
Funeral of Martin Graf held last Sunday. Mrs. Meinhover visited sister in Bismarck. Mr. Wilson's son to spend summer with him. A J Persky of Gorham visited DeWitts. Residents improving roads. Mrs. George Johnson of Tacoma visited DeWitts. Circus attendance fair for money. Mothers' Club met with Mrs. Rigler and will meet Mrs. Chilson June 25. Sam Calhoun visited from Minneapolis. Calhouns home Saturday. A H Irvine in town on business with Teddy Brenner. Felhaber family returned from Glen Allen. Notice to customers: ticket in every tenth sack of White Lilly flour. return ticket and fifty cents for another fifty pounds. Renumber Milling Co. Temvik.
In West Linton, stallion Ruth will stand for service at the owner's home. Fee eight dollars, one eighth paid at service with balance due when mare proves in foal. Owner JAKOB RIEKER. Also notes a gray mare weighing about 1200 pounds branded KJ on left shoulder and H on left jaw. Owner Stephen Silk Pollock South Dakota.
A two year old dark brown mare colt with a white star on the forehead and a wire-cut on the left hind foot strayed from a residence in section 2-133-77 around mid April. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery.
Notice states a petition has been filed with the county auditor seeking to divide Selz School District No 11 and form a new district from township 30-74 and the east half of township 130-75 along with Hague townsite portion in township 190-74. Henry I Hanson, County Superintendent of Schools, signs the notice.
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