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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
5
A collage of notices and anecdotes from Temvik North Dakota recounts livestock losses including three horses with descriptions and a ten dollar reward. The column also covers storms, town visits, social events, school activities, and community happenings featuring residents such as Hansen, Adamson, Dobson, Teuben, Green, and Stedman with brief local weather and freight updates.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Isaacson welcome a twelve pound boy born on Valentine Day as Mrs Abe Martalia remains on the sick list. The community reports a good time at a Beastrom schoolhouse dance attended by a large crowd.
Birth weighs three pounds and will be sent to Iowa. Vergil Dexter hosted school friends Friday night. Bridge and Whist Clubs surprised Mrs. Allen last Tuesday. Five tables of 500 were played with midnight lunch. Mrs. McCune held a Valentine candy pull with lunch. A Friday dance at the W O W Hall drew a large crowd. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Martini's Saturday. Mr. Murphy hauled a dray for ladies. Sickness in Braddock reported. Prof. Morrison sick, higher grades no school. Esther Junge left her Wilton school due to illness, returned with sister Winifred. Mrs. Baxter hosted Bridge Club Friday. Dexter home social for schoolchildren Friday. G H Naramore and Rev Green among those listed sick. Green praised speaker. Parent-Teachers Association oyster supper in H S building netted 26.30. Community Piano nearing payoff. Pig Basket Social planned. C G Martinson injured eye splitting wood. in grave danger after hospital trip. Mrs. M. hopeful for good news. A big storm delayed trains and mail for days. Red Cross aiding needy, but urging strict need. W J White filling Gorder’s store duties during illness. Gorder improving. Snooks Bear and Tom Sisco died last Thursday. Brannen’s hound attacked Snooks. another poison incident for a cat’s death. Community mourns bereaved families. Miss Kraber and Miss Maud Hoof visited Fallgatter home amid storm.
Several residents report travel to Fort Rice for business and errands. Wealth of farm activity and livestock losses amid winter, with no mail service and a blizzard noted. Fort Rice pool hall fire, births, illnesses, and community events highlight a busy week.
February attendance runs high with 95 percent in Primary and 99.7 in High School. Students studied Greece and Rome, wrote on Lincoln and Washington, memorized poems, acted out stories, and prepared a program for March. Visitors included Rev. Nelson, Mrs. Sisco, and others.
The Kityre K Klub held a Valentine card party at the Gorder home on Thursday evening. Men attended and played progressive whist. A seven member committee served a delicious lunch. Several people were ill the past week including Mrs C G Martinson H C Gorder M B Falratte Mrs Branen and some young children.
In a continued front page piece, F. Tu. Andersson of Fargo, an engineer, discusses the suner power zone and state prospects for lignite deposits, outlining potential exploitation and regional impact.
A North Dakota engineer outlines a vision of vast hydroelectric plants along the Missouri River linked by high tension lines to supply energy to Northwest cities and railways. He notes abundant lignite coal, promising briquetting advances, wage and management challenges, and the need for capital and competition to expand mining across the state.
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