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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
5
The Temvik Farmers Elevator will convene its annual stockholders meeting in Temvik on Friday, July 7th, per board order. Local news notes include Robert Nelson of Glanavon visiting, and several residents traveling, visiting friends, or attending events across nearby towns.
Geo Lerer of Aberdeen visited his mother and friends last week. Shila and Hazelton residents, barn dances and illness notes weave through Hague Kintyre life. Mrs Magdalena Klein died after a brief illness at sixty eight. interment in St Marys. A baby boy born June 21 to Mr and Mrs H C Gorder. Various visits, club meetings, picnics, stock show attendance, and fishing misadventures populate the week.
Community notes describe a new road project in Dist 14 sparked by Chris and a call for action to the new boss. Social visits fill weekends with relatives and neighbors from Rosa to Reich, Berstad, Opp, and Schaff sharing ice cream and stories. Early reports note departures for church events and travels to Jamestown and Carrington for meetings.
Mr and Mrs Jake Reich and Mr and Mrs John Beitelspacher visited Peter Munsch southwest of Linton on Sunday. Carl Reich drove Dorothy Schlecht and Carrie Reich to a dance at Stedman’s last Saturday. Jake Hetterle helps Julius Neis cultivate corn this week. Farmers repair headers and binders around the vicinity. June 30 Jake Reich and Gaonee Zirahelt are working roads. Ferd Hetterley aided corn for George Kalle. Reich family reports active days with fieldwork and community events.
A Mr Johnson and family travel from Tacoma to Temvik to visit friends and relatives. Mrs Moore and sons from Chicago arrive to visit Mr and Mrs Sid Stedman and Walter Moore. F A Muckler exhibits Rhode Island Red chickens at Hazelton with George Baumgartner. Britts Hart and Paulson bring poultry to Hazelton. C N Hendrix returns from Town after his father’s death and notes rain. Local wind and late trains mentioned. Weekend games feature Temvik, Linton, and Sand Gresk teams with results 6 to 10 and 4 to 6 respectively.
Mrs RA Barta and her children announce an extended visit to Mrs Barta's mother in Oakes starting Monday. The note indicates a family reunion and travel plans with no further details provided.
Several residents and visitors moved about the region last week with trips to Fort Rice Hazelton Bismarck and Corbin's. George Corbin caught a six pound buffalo fish while others fished traveled and visited relatives. Emma Bites and Becky Graybeal were noted in school and at home visits with familial connections to the Nogle family and Mrs Morford.
A forageable notice announces a brown gelding about four years old with a small star on the forehead branded H B. Owner must prove ownership, pay charges, and contact Joseph M. Fischer in Hague, North Dakota, by June 29.
Farm and market report shows hog prices in Chicago firming for timothy hay and mixed grain prices. cattle and sheep prices ease. Visible supply changes, July futures, and dairy product trends noted. Stock and feeder prices span beef steers to veal calves with June 12 cash prices across Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
Minneapolis Butter Eggs and Poultry report shows butter extras and seconds offered at 30 cents, with 26 cent packing stock and fresh items highlighted for buyers seeking bargain dairy and poultry goods.
The notice outlines live poultry pricing by weight and type including hens, ducks, geese, turkeys and broilers with prices ranging from 10 to 30 cents per pound and geese at 10 cents. It also mentions roosters at 12 cents and a general disposal category for cripples and culls unsalable. The text shifts to a travel vignette about pilgrims in California spending seven hours in a summer oasis after crossing Nevada, framed by the Sierra Nevada.
Fifteen small Japanese fishing boats were seized off the west coast of Vancouver Island for fishing without licenses, information reaching here states. Baron Kato of Tokio-Admiral is asked to consider the matter at an offered Premiership time. The incident centers on licensing violations by Japanese vessels near Victoria, B C.
The passage contemplates self judgment, noting many are lenient with their own faults yet harsh toward others. It urges balance, avoiding extremes of harshness or laxity, and advocates giving oneself the benefit of simple justice.
A concise quotation attributes to J A Froude about how errors teach too. It argues instruction alone cannot stop wasted time or mistakes, noting that missteps often yield the most valuable lessons.
A New York columnist notes a famous writer sent a Zola article to a magazine editor who rejected it on recommendation. The author split the piece into two parts titled Tolstoy and Balzac. Substituting Tolstoy and Balzac for Zola, the editor ended up accepting both parts.
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