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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
Arthur Schott returned home from Bismarck and Anna Johnson on sick list. Local notices include church services, social events, civic meetings, resident updates, and tax filing reminder. Several residents travel or are ill. community events span M E church, Ladies Aid, and Maccabees. See Also sales ads and local business notes.
Attorney Scott Cameron of Bismarck arrived in Linton to handle a Mastel versus Bosch road case but stayed only until Tuesday as court proceedings were dropped after both sides grew tired of waiting. Mediation by Raymond Volk of Hacue led to a settlement. The blizzard shutdown affected locals as Conductor Tom Fergus returned home to find his dog shot, and Rev Duikert from Strasburg rode out the blockade. Jacob Feist and Louis Wohlbaum, stranded fourteen miles northeast, spent the night on a bob sled, feet frozen but reached home. Weather forecaster Rev Malpass missed the storm by days and was delayed returning home Tuesday. Harry Petrie returned from Bismarck to resume snow plow work, and the county board meeting was postponed to yesterday due to travel disruptions.
A South American doctor recalls a horse that enjoys mischief. The animal tied to a post pulls a bell rope to signal workers, then surprises the doctor by appearing innocent. The same horse later scratches a cat and chuckles as it trotts away. Also noted are topics on Puget Sound whale tannery, King Alfonso’s museum, salt use per person, and English bull terriers.
Taken up: a four year old black gelding with a white hind foot and star on the forehead, about 1100 pounds. Also one brown breaking mare with no marks or brands, about 1100 pounds. The owner recently suffered a death in the family and is seeking the animal.
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Since September an owner has been instructed to call pay charges and remove the animals. The location is described as 6 miles southeast of Hazel ton and 6 miles northeast of Tem vik with Jar 2-16 referenced.
Two black mares about 1200 pounds each were seen around a farm 12 miles northwest of Linton from early January. One mare has two white hind legs and a star on her forehead. the other is unmarked with no brands or marks. Reported between March 2 and March 16.
The War Finance Corporation may take three fourths of 900000 county warrants at par to aid emergency feed purchases for stock in the southwest. Remaining 25 percent would be handled by Twin City banks. Bonds would replace the warrants later as funds cover hay and other winter needs.
The notice invites parishioners to 7:30 PM services including infant and adult baptism and weekly Lenten services reflecting on Christ’s suffering and redemption. March 12 at Martin’s Congregation and March 19 at Bethlehem’s. Confirmation School starts May 15. all urged to attend. SEAMANN, Pastor, committee to March 30. Also includes unrelated items about a court hearing date and stock transfer discussion at a state convention.
Plaintiffs secured a temporary injunction restraining defendants from interfering with the Courier-News or attempting to take possession of the paper. The order also bars interference in management by the league's state executive committee in the ongoing dispute referenced on the front page.
The St Matthew's Episcopal Church in Linton North Dakota announces Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Evening Service at 7 45 p m There are midweek services every Wednesday at 8 p m throughout Lent All parishioners are urged to attend during the Lenten season.
Norminag in Linton is scheduled for Sunday next March 6 at 10 30 in the morning at First Lutheran Church with details provided for attendees.
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