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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
8
A fragment shows a mixed goods list including clothing, flour, candies, fruit, barb wire, hardware, and tinware indicating an assortment in a general store or catalog entry. The brief item set suggests a routine stock listing or sales advertisement.
Enrollment and organization will take place in the high school building at 10 o clock Monday morning July Teachers from this county may board together with rates from $4 a week upward Emmons teachers may travel to Bismarck on the Monday afternoon train State Supt Stockwell aims for a valuable, enthusiastic session. the lecture method will not be used Bring textbooks and come prepared for work Attendance is required by law for this county's teachers Others welcome to benefit from the gathering CHAS COVENTRY County Superintendent
Emmons county will convene Monday July 6 1903 at ten o clock a m in the county auditor s office as a board of equalization to equalize assessments as returned by the assessors. They will meet daily until all assessments are passed upon. Any person having complaints will have opportunity to be heard. Dated at Linton N D June 24 1903 G A Hexor County Auditor The county rei of the
One white horse with black mane and tail, crooked left hind ankle, about eight years old, weight around 600 pounds. Claimant Wollms Baper, five miles. June 26 to July in Winona North Dakota at the vuthiof Winona.
Assessors and visitors travel to Linton from Emmonsburg Westfield Kulm and Williamsport. Local events include a school picnic, ice cream sale by the Ladies Aid, a gypsy camp, a surprise ranch party, and a playful joke about a dog named Carrie Nation.
A childhood portrait recalls Johnny Roop as a difficult baby needing help, while Miss Furner cared for him. The piece highlights locals sending in notices of births deaths weddings when visitors travel or families shift. It praises rural readers for keeping country papers lively and connected.
Hon. Pat Lyons visited Fargo to buy farm machinery as excitement grows over reports of gold eight miles north of Lat City in Steele. Elliot found glittering sand in a well and sent samples to the Minnesota University School of Mines for analysis. Reports promise a larger specimen and potential $200 expense to proceed. Many claimants from St Paul Minneapolis Aberdeen arrive as digging expands north of Steele. The wells reached depths of 70 and 108 feet.
The Kenmare News relays a Minot livery stable tale where two city maidens hired a single horse. They warned to keep the rein from the tail and used an umbrella, succeeding despite rain. The liveryman has been dazed by the punchline.
Albert Fulmer proprietor of the Western House Dell Rapids perished in a hotel fire discovered about two in the morning. He was severely burned in the dining room and died at 630 AM Mrs Fulmer sustained serious burns while trying to save him. Coroner Hawkins and officials left to investigate noting possible incendiary origin.
A dark brown mare about two years old branded K on left hind foot with a white marking, described as very wild. She has a foal about a month old, buckskin in color, and weights around 1000 pounds. Reports indicate owner should claim and pay charges. Located on Sand Creek about miles northwest of Linto.
A fresh stock of dry goods including No para Lions laces and related items arrived at Christ. A new batch also includes Jing f Ladies 1 and Gents 2d Ph Keay offerings, expanding available inventory for customers.
Advertisements from Linton area traders and individuals fill the page. Mentions Henry Watterson on newspapers, tornado insurance, belated sales, millinery, watches, wall paper, graying services, hauling, and a new blacksmith shop. Multiple local business notices invite readers to inspect goods and services in Emmons County, North Dakota.
An agricultural notice from the North Dakota Commissioner lists wool buyers market days across towns such as Taylor Mandan Hebron and Jamestown. It invites buyers to attend and promises a cordial welcome with official details dated May 1003.
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