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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

5

Quiet Temvik Day Amid Stock Show and Busy Village Notes

Temvik residents largely attended Hazelton Stock Show while town records a flood of social activity. Obituaries, arrivals and visits populate the week withCopang family moving to manage Farmers' Elevator, Johanna Brofy visiting from Castlewood, and multiple trips to Hazelton, Bismarck, and Aberdeen for weddings, funerals, and gatherings.

Temvik Hazelton

Local travels and church attendance noted

Jake Opps attended church Saturday. Mr and Mrs Geo Laverly traveled to Bismarck Saturday for creamery business and a pleasure trip.

George Naumann Jamestown Henry Hehn Corbin Geo. Suverly Bismarck Mr. S California St. Suverly Mrs. G. Laverly Braumbaugh Joseph Appert Jake Opp Mrs Geo. Laverly

Hearst branded as traitor by Gompers at AFL meet

President Samuel Gompers denounced William Randolph Hearst on the AFL floor as a traitor to America and freedom, an enemy of labor and of Ireland. He argued Hearst attacked him for resisting Hearst's bid for the presidency and for seeking to keep Mexico undisturbed.

Gompers Denver William Randolph Hearst American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers America Freedom Labor Ireland Hearst United States Mexico

Theater Collapse Kills Seven in Barnesboro

Seven dead and seven injured, three seriously, after the Grand Theater building in Barnesboro collapses while workmen excavate nearby. Rain-softened ground weakened the theater wall as workers went beneath it.

Johnstown Barnesboro

Tragedy at Sheyenne Picnic Claims Two Lives

Anna Mickelson 22 and Minnie Sundby 26 drowned after stepping into an 18 foot hole in the swollen Sheyenne River during a picnic near here. Their bodies were recovered about 15 hours later by Fargo police after being carried a half mile downstream.

Finley Anna Mickelson Minnie Sundby Fargo

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Fred. Pfaff Mrs Copang Minneapolis Mr. Copang Johanna Brofy Castlewood Sam Colquhoun Dave Colquhoun C. F. Wagher J. L. Wachter Chas. DeWitt Linton Messrs. and Mesdames Pridt and Gentz Thompson Yards Venne Simon Park Johanna Broly Mrs. T. Thompson Freda Bender Pollock Henry Bor Westfield Pollock Four & Feed Frank Fritz Milan S. D Frank Geo. Batchlor Dale Emma Tresler Taylor University Taylor Ind Tresler Earl Kurtz H. Kurtz Messrs Gimble, Malske and Schermeister Mabel Sites Margaret Gilman Dickinson Mrs. C. Edick New York James Burbage George Suverly John Wilde Lurber Fort Rice Corbin’s Ed. Lurber Clyde Scott Joe Gilman G. A. Lenhart W. S. Chandler South Dakota Pete Baker Livona John F. Baker Wm. Baker Chas. Rathbun Strasburg Braddock Strasburg Gang Strasburg Fellows Worms Strassburg Hague Margaret Lutgen Aberdeen Arb Sanders Armin Sims Chaffle Geo. Lemer Edna Green Tony Schweitzer Schatz Bros Sterling Oil R. A Glenum Anton Schmidt Francis Krum George Heg F. Gross Techney, Ill Mr. Imhoff Kintyre R. H. Branen The American Legion Women’s Fallgatter’s Florente Genevieve S. J. Urevig Stork Kintye Sundahl Gus Gulickson Kenneth, Minn Reba Wurm Mennes Wisconsin Mrs Claude Wakefield Wes Chandler Mother Frank Graybear W Chandler Missouri Glencoe W. Woodland Messrs. Laverly G. Corbin Grant Graybeal G- Corbin Bill Carmichael Frank Rotzien Sherman Rotzien Beth Sabraw P. A al Crimp A . J. Reycette Winston-Salem, N.C Prince Albert Pringe Albert O. M. Baumann North Dakota Beaver Valley Motor Co City National Bank OF Linton, North Dakota General Banking O’donnell O'Donnell Yours Linton Bazar Fort Yates Winona F. A. Crom Fort Yates, N. D
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