Veterans to Gettysburg reunion trains leave Fargo this week
North Dakota veterans head to Gettysburg with a state fund of about 15000 dollars to cover expenses. As more veterans join, funds prove insufficient and authorities plan pro rata distribution to cover the bulk of costs. The event rekindles lifelong memories of the Civil War battlefields and comradeships across nearly fifty years.
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North Dakota
Gettysburg
Fargo
Waterloo
Orleans
Murder Trial At Washburn Involving Former Bank Official
The Washburn murder trial centers on Walfred Anderson a former bank official accused of participating in a fatal shooting. Prosecutors outline the case linking Anderson to the crime scene and motive as the trial proceeds.
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F. E. Funk
Washburn
Anderson
Bismarck Tribune
The
Tribune
Fargo Forum
Weather Watch Scrutinizes Hot Winds and Rain Hope
Farmers monitor a volatile pattern as a hot wind swept the region on Monday. A cooler, cloudy spell and sultry conditions followed, with eastern lumber and grain firms issuing daily forecasts to aid cropping. The north half seems to hold better prospects than the south, where only partial crops may be possible, though a heavy rain could improve outcomes.
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Eastern Lumber and
Best Flour Claim For White Lily Victory Ad
A compact ad claims White Lily provides the best flour and notes it is sold at Linton always. The message emphasizes consistent availability and brand quality.
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Linton
Sand for sale at Fogle pit near Linton North Dakota
Norman of Linton North Dakota advertises sand for sale from the Fogle sand-pit. Sand is available by wagon or car load and can be obtained by calling phone number 62.
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Fogle
Norman, Linton, N. D
Hazelton Happenings News From June 19
Local notes record summer travels births and weddings around Hazelton North Dakota. Highlights include a mare killed in a lightning strike, Edith Greyson Brant wedding in South Dakota, a long team trip by Art Corwin and friends to examine homestead lands, and community gatherings at Kurtz grove and J. J. Roop’s move to Bismarck.
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E. H. Brant
Brant
Iu- Rev
Harris
Presbyterian Church
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Edith Greyson
Oakland
California
Northville
Mr. Brant
Cupid
Art. Corwin
Joseph Powers
Bernice Bishop
Butte County
S. C
Hoover
Mitchell
Pollock News Highlights Local Doings and Events
Ed McConville delivers a pork shipment to G W Tracy while Andy Marsh returns from a Waukpala visit. Prouty wins school chairman race against Louis Dornbush as suffragettes rally in Pollock. Army worm appears near Fenelon fields threatening 30 acres of spelt. wheat and grain see minimal damage beyond Russian thistles. Sam Solomonson reports his son Steve’s improving pneumonia. Gilbert family moves to Lemmon South Carolina for new home.
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Ed. McConville
G. W. Tracy
Andy Marsh
Waukpala
McLaughlin
A.D. Prouty
Strasburg
Arlouine
Mount Carroll
Ill
W. C. Gilbert
Lemmon
S. C
Pollock
Prouty
Sam Solomonson
Winona
Steve
W. D. Fenelon
Slater Bros
J. J. Fenelon
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Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter & Son
D. BR. Streeter
P. B. Streeter
Pioneer Paper OF the County
Linton Postoffice
Liggett & Myers
Durham
N. C
Virginia
North Carolina
ST. Louis
Hazelton
Mrs. J. F. Snyder
Bismarck
G. A. Lenhart
Elgin
Morton County
Frank Rooker
Wm. Rush
8. A. Geil
C. S. Lane
Margaret Welch
Mesdames W. L. Yeater
R. I. Beale
Fred Petrie
Hazel
Frances
Deere & Weber Company
Mesdames Grenfelder
H. W Batzer
Royalton
Minn
Dan Cupid
J. J. Roop
J. J
Norman
Roop
Kurtz's Grove
Frances Hinz
Tillie Capelle
Hortense Kalberer
Edith Eby
Lizzie Klabunde
Olive McManus
Mabel O’donohue
Mattie Kurtz
Louis Dornbush
Home Bakery
Prumie Cmees
Rth
Atch
Linton, North Dakota
Kelsch Market
John J. Pietz
Eureka, South Dakota
Ben Haggard, Prop
Star Brand
Linton Cash Store
Kremer & Sautter
Home Insurance Company
New York
Northwestern Fire & Marine Ins. Co
Minneapolis
the First National Bank of
F. B. Irvine
Linton, N. D
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