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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
1
Numerous visitors arrive from Hazelton Pollock Winona and Nazelton for business and social events in Linton. Local figures attend plays and dances at the opera house with plans for public notices and land sales.
Sunday evening program at the M E Church replaces preaching with a sacred concert starting at 8 PM. Admission is a silver offering. The lineup includes solos duets quartets and an anthem with Rev Wood Miss Jones Mrs Rooks Mr Smith Mrs Smith and others, featuring sacred songs and scripture readings.
The Library Society has postponed its next meeting to Friday evening March 12. State aid for third class high schools this year totals 1270 dollars and will be paid April 1. Liasmine Naaden and Alister Colville visited Winona area. The second year class organized, electing officers Pres Beryl Clayton Vice President Clemens Kelsch Sec and Treas Arlouine Prouty. A beginner class in the primary department will start about April 1 and parents are urged to enroll young children for spring. Basketball teams travel to Bismarck Friday for return games with hopes to reverse the prior score. Linton residents will accompany.
In Liftonm the Progress 26th edition notes Miss Arbourne visiting from Linton with her sister Mrs. Kaufman paying a short call. John K. Busby returns from Hot Springs Arkansas improved in health. Dr Shockey reports Mrs. Shockey recovering well after appendicitis surgery in Rochester Minnesota. A Dakota picnic brings current chatter of Jack Campbell Tom McCrory and Fred Petrie. Rev J W Cibbape officiates the Pleasant Valley wedding of Miss Alva Cibbape to Judson A Morger with a large local reception and gifts.
Excerpt from a Lis marck letter by former North Dakota Lieutenant Governor Devine railes against inexperienced new members who rush to introduce bills. He praises Streeter of Emmons for his voice and humor restoring civility in the House and laments a longing for earlier bold oratory.
Henry I. Wansos county superintendent warns all teachers on permits or uncertified to attend the examination at Lin ton high school on March 12 at 9:00 p m. Non certificate teachers failing to attend will close schools immediately after the exam. Certificates must be recorded before the exam.
Notice to qualified voters of Linton North Dakota an election will be held in Hunter's first addition lot 1s block 9 on Tuesday March 9 1909 to elect one trustee from each of four districts one treasurer one clerk one assessor one justice of the peace and one marshal Polls open nine o'clock in the forenoon until four o'clock in the afternoon Dated Linton North Dakota March 2 1909 E W Sivit Clerk Also wants to stable aged Merelieron stallion for the season write or see Cuas Eo Lists Linton Nb
Two brothers of J Horstiusmeyer arrived with stock and household goods and moved to land purchased near their brother's place southwest of Low Mike Rusti traveled from Ibs marck for several days in area town. Gus DaMorad from Linton sold his hardware store to Chifist Wolfer. Leonard du Heaume, a Linton land man, visited the town. Henry Wittmas offers hand-made harnesses.
List of United States transfers including certificates patents quit claim deeds and warranty deeds from Emmons County during Feb 22 to Feb 27. Items show parcels in sections with grantees such as Stephen Arnold Frank A Leiner Ida B Soper Fred Roomis Rex H Sanders Peter M Van Soest and others. Also notes a land sale from Mitchell Lumber Company to Interior Lumber Company and transfers to John B Payne and others.
A boy is asked what Moses did with the tabernacle in the wilderness. He jokes that Moses pitched it away. He cites Exodus 33 7, noting Moses took the tabernacle and pitched it far outside the camp.
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