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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
4
The Emmons County Record editor writes that primary results are unclear but stresses duty to readers over party lines. He defends independent reporting, claims the present Franklin building is inadequate, and urges residents to study school funding and propose plans for a new or expanded facility to aid students and the district.
The Winchester school district will soon be led by a new board with a thorough house cleaning. Mr Junge, elected for a three year term, brings prior board experience while the others are new to the business. In the next year or two the board will confront facility questions amid lingering past troubles.
The piece notes renewed internal dissension in Mexico with Villa breaking from Carranza, questioning rebel prospects as a solution. It argues Mexico may require foreign governance to establish rule and safety, condemning brigandry as ruling class in both factions.
Quit Claim Deeds show Geo W Lynn transferring near of 13-129-76 to Jacoba Walter ink for $1.00 and L A Weatherby similarly to Jacoba Walterink. Warranty Deeds list Milwaukee Land Co to J P Henn lot 5 block 15 in Second Addition to Strasburg for $81.00 and to Raphael Volk lot 18 block 3 in Strasburg. Larvick family transfers to G G Glidden for $30.00 on lot 2 block 8 in Larvick. Henry De Boer and B A De Boer sell to Gerrit Biesheuvel lot 4 se qr of war 19 129-76 se qr.
A sequence of real estate deals and land descriptions including transfers of lots 11 and 12 in block 23 Hunter's addition to Linton from Ignatz Kuhn and Katharine Kuhn to Peter Horner for 2500 dollars, and other sales between Katharina Jangula, Walter R. Bower, Myrtie Bower, Christian Bertach Jr., Ephraim Eby, Heinrich Hoff, Emma M. Hildreth, and the United States regarding fractional quarters and specific sections and lots in 74 75 78 and related townships.
Local notes from Pollock recount visits by Chas Coventry and A H Irvine of Linton for business, John Gravink arriving from Baldwin Wisconsin seeking baying and harvesting work, and the Orton Bros circus drawing a crowd. Rollin Miles seeks homestead proof in Linton while W S Ruggles and Horton Vevan testify. H Hinton serves as chaperon. Recent rains set a local record, forecasts favor a large small grain crop with continued wet weather. Asa Britts and Peter Shier of Linton tour the area to gauge political support for Clerk of Court and sheriff nominations ahead of primaries.
N N Eby and his father visit from South Dakota. Birth announced a son born June 12 to Mr and Mrs W F Dodd. Ziibes building roof sky light installed. LC Hanson leaves for Minnesota vacation. Mrs Hanson returns to Iowa. W H Peery escorts sister to Milwaukee train. Cloyd Kurtz travels to Wisconsin for marriage to Miss Tillie Capelle. Mrs L Scroggin injured when finger caught in wheel during auto mud incident. Community fund drives succeed to build an octagon band stand at Main Street square. Hazelton schools closed with picnic and graduation in Presbyterian church. Rev A W MacNeill gives invocation. Rev Ponath delivers address. diplomas by H H Hanson. Students finishing common school listed.
Mrs Wm Baxter visited Bismarck early in the week Ben Klabunde and Wm Lampkin Hazelton boosters visited Tuesday Hazelton beat Kintyre 4 to 1 in five innings rain ended the game Steele shut out 6 0 at Hazelton Billy Wilton arrived from Sheridan Wyo Edna MacLachan returns for vacation Presbyterians of Kintyre and Braddock hire Rev Hammond Braddock barber shop accident A C Staak badly burned from gasoline lamp blaze near Dorr Aldrich shop Hail storms cause up to half a million dollars in damages across southern counties Rye crops worst hit with many losses reported including Baxter Barth Stanton Mandigo Ivey Perry Reamann Peterson Franzen and others
Miss Eva Brindle is the sole High School graduate. Rev S L Hammond and wife arrived to spend part of their honeymoon as he officiates Edna Armstrong's marriage to O M Garber. Hammond to lead Braddock and Kintyre churches nearby. A wedding at the Catholic church unites Estella Beastrom and Leopold Pelzel with Goebel performing and Beashsler as bridesmaid. G A Lenhart S A Mikalson and RC Colburn fished at Gauger's Slough near Glencoe. big shovel-nose sturgeon noted among the Missouri river catch. fishermen returned Tuesday evening.
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