Fires threaten Almont business district and more
Across North Dakota items report a near total loss fire in Almont destroying four buildings and damaging six others with about fifty thousand dollars in damage. Other notes cover Embezzlement charges against R H Mann, a gray wolf capture by Col H W Matz, a bootleg arrest in Charbonneau, a New Leipzig school fire, Clara Morris winning damages, Esther Talcott concussion, and no new smallpox cases in Bismarck with cluster details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
Almont
R. H. Mann
Ellendale
N. D
Hebron
Mann
John Zwecker
W. H. Mann
Tuttle
Col
H. W. Matz
County School Notes Highlights and Plans
The county superintendent outlines recent school visits in Wells Dakem Maine and Ohio with two or three new schools planned in Winona and a possible central high school if Glanavon consolidates. Union reports modern facilities while Lipps district seeks state approval for three new buildings and ventilation and lighting rules shape orientation. Eighth grade exams begin March 18 with districts Gayton Dana Williamsport Bakker Winchester McCulley Hague Westfield Braddock and Winona eligible for questions. The Grand Forks extension seeks 100 North Dakota teachers and the office has five first grade and twelve second grade applications. The department offers aid to locate certified teachers for summer schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Dakem
Maine
Ohio
Winona
Glanavon
Union
Lipps
State Department
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gayton
Dana
Wiliamsport
Bakker
Winchester
McCulley
Hague
Westfield
Braddock
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Various Real Estate Deeds and Transfers in North Dakota Area
A long list of transfers and deeds dated 1970s involving Henry Miller Lizzie Miller Anna Kurkeia Thomas Rose Anna V. Rose Georg Rohrich Mary Powers Lorenzo Powers Georg Backhaus John M. Schmeider Regina Schneider William J. Gabvert S A Fischer Joseph Kraft Milwaukee Land Company Strasburg Hunter s first addition Linton F B Heath Blanche Heath Napoleon Elevator Company Hazelton Roop s first addition Linton Michael Burgad Carrie Seeman Michael Jobs Nicklaus Feiszt Franz Tempel Tempel Bros German Reform church Crain s addition Linton August E Elabunde Agnes Straw L B Straw Charles F Bower Northern Pacific Railway Company Stephen A Fischer Martin Nygaard Mons H Monson Michael Thomas and other related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Fargo
Christian Bosch
Henry Guth
Johann Wohl
John M. Schmeider
Regina Schneider
William J. Gabbert
Hunter
Linton
L. ND. Seeman
Carrie E. Seeman
Michael Burgad
S. A. Fischer
Joseph Bolinger
Frederick Frankhouser
Frederika Frankhouser
Fred Johnstonbaugh
Frederick Frankhauser
Frederika Frankhauser
Wm. J. Gabgert
Heinrich Gimbel, Jr
Katharina Gimbel
G. A. Lenhart
Sear
Michael Gabriel
Katharina Gabriel
Michael Jobs
Joseph Feiszt
Paulina Feiszt
Nicklaus K. Feiszt
B. Tempel
Franz Tempel
Block 4
Temvik
Block
Katharina Schlichenmayer
Crain
James ©. Frederick
Martha Frederick
August E. Elabunde
Agnes L. Straw
L. B. Straw
Charles F. Bower
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Stephen A. Fischer
Joseph Henkin
Tabitha Henkin
Martin J.nygaard
Mons H. Monson
Martin J. Nygaard
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Michael Thomas
Gr & Sw
Hazelton Happenings under Cloud of Illness and Local News
Hazelton Neighbors report T. B. Shepard very sick. H. A. Armstrong returns from a business trip to Bismarck and Minot. Dr. Macteith treats painful neck boils. Miss Hazel Roop attends Mrs. Frederick funeral in town. S. A. Mikalson visits Bismarck to sing lullabies to his newborn. Anson and Wm Muehlberg leave for Plymouth Wis with horses. Hazelton baseball team plans meeting to form a live squad. Farmers Union Elevator officials review company results from January. John Baker returns with four carloads of steers from South St. Paul. L. S. Chapman returns from west, visiting his ill son Albert in Glendive. D. W. Casey reports farmers hauling grain as river freezes. Frances Baker returns from Ellendale school for a visit. Smallpox reported at the school prompting disinfection and home quarantines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Armstrong
Bismarck
Minot
Macteith
Hazel Roop
Mre
J. O. Frederick
S. A. Mikalson
Anson
Wm. Muehlberg
Milwaukee Road
Linton
Plymouth
Wis
Hazelton
Klabunde's
Farmers Union Elevator Company
John Baker
South St. Paul
Mr. Baker
Arthur
L. A. Corwin
L. S. Chapman
Pasco
Wash
Seattle
Glendive
Mont
Albert
First Car Through Season Reaches Linton from Bismarck
The text notes a historic vehicle journey from Bismarck to Linton marking the season's first car crossing. Details about origin, route, and date are implied, with emphasis on novelty and regional significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Linton
Certificates of Attendance Awarded at Mayville School
The Mayville school notes three students earned attendance certificates for no absences or tardies over three months. Recipients are Allen Dyer Kathryn Dyer and Lumilla Huse. A Mayville Tribune and Farmer copy is held at the desk from former superintendent H H Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dyer
Kathryn Dyer
Lumilla Huse
Mayville Tribune and Farmer
H. H. Hanson
Real estate transfers and parcel descriptions in Strasburg records
Milwaukee Land Company transfers to Engelbert Meier two lots in block 8 Strasburg for 220 dollars. Henry Van Beek and Ciara Van Beek sell land strip of 100 feet west and 140 feet north in quadrant sw of 82 with corner stone marker and highway access for 208.02 dollars. Mary Wager sells se quarter of sw quarter 2125-77 to Jacob Zwicker for eight thousand dollars. Milwaukee Land Company sells lots 10 and 14 in block 3 to Strasburg Lumber Co for 221.74 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Land Company
Engelbert Meier
Strasburg
Henry van Beek
Ciara van Beek
Fred Cleverings
Ttn & Gs
Mary Wager
Jacob Zwicker
Sear
Strasburg Lumber Co
Prices Rise as People Complain About Costs
A reader laments rising prices claiming almost all goods, even children’s clothes, cost as much as grown items. Another shopper notes a dog collar purchase nearly doubled, reflecting broad inflation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ria Telit
Fiji
Braddock Brevities News Briefs Loudly Tells of Local Visits
I L Scroggins made a business trip to the Capital City Monday. Mrs DeWitt Baer and son arrived home Monday from Bismarck. Wayne Baxter has been confined at home the past week with lagrippe. Miss Ena Hare came from Britain Monday for a short visit to Miss Lucile Alien. Mrs H O Danford and Miss Eather Junge came down to Bismarck Monday for a visit under the parental roof. Miss Hattie Semple went to Bismarck Monday for a play at the Auditorium and to visit friends. Bernard Lane Frank Haines and Joe Beal, all young men of Kintyre, came Monday evening to attend the dance. Mrs J I D McCusker and son Wilfred returned Monday from Bismarck after a couple weeks visiting relatives. Mrs Allen and Mrs Naramore returned Friday from Bismarck after visiting the senator and representative L V Lesher, art painter, decorating the Wilton pool hall. William G Stanek came in from the road Saturday to visit friends. he is selling burglar and fire preventative items. Wilton pool hall changes include a new billiard table planned soon. Dr and Mrs S G Larrabee and daughter arrived last day from Arnegard for a visit at the Wm Baxter home. they were former residents and welcome visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Scroggins
Bernard Lane
Frank Haines
Joe Beal
Kintyre
Pollock Pick-ins and Fort Yates visits noted
Mrs Colville of Fort Ytes visits her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Peterson this week. Mrs Jas Stewart of Dale visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Bales for several days. R H Rypkama who farmed the Fladebo place north of Pollock rents the Adolph Haipape farm and will move in soon. One Van der Wal boy to work Fladebo place. J W Yocum spent last week at Linton visiting Eureka friends now in Emmons county. Dick Wilkinson of Dale visits town recovering from pneumonia and hopes to be ready by spring work start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Colville
Fort Ytes
Tve
Geo. Peterson
Jas. Stewart
Dale
Wm. Bales
R. H. Rypkama
Thos. Fladebo Place
Pollock
Adolph Haipape
van der Wal
Fladebo
J. W. Yocum
Linton
Josh Tuttle
Ben Higgard
Eureka
Emmons County
Jim
Dick Wilkinson
Dale Country
Five Holstein Cows for Sale at Davis Ranch
Five Holstein cows for sale from The J. Davis Ranch. All are well marked and in ordinary condition. Contact F. C. Turner, secretary, Section 20-132-78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Ranch
Bracelet Lost in Linton With Swastika Top
Missing stretching bracelet with swastika on top reported in Linton last Saturday. Finder urged to leave at the Record office. owner will be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charbonneau
Henry Braten
Fairview
Justice Burns
Pederson
Schafer
Young Braten
Elsworth
Rawson
New Leipzig
Clara Morris
South Main Street
Palda, Aaker & Greene
Bradford
Esther Talcott
Miss Talcott
Charles Olson
County School Notes
County Superintendent of Schools
School Board
Henry Miller
Lizzie Miller
Anna Kurkeia
Thomas Rose
Anna V. Rose
Georg Rohrich
Aear
Mary Powers
Lorenzo D. Powers
Georg Backhaus
Joseph Kraft
Johannaes Bosch
Johna Bosch
Anton Horner
F. B
Heath
Blanche B&. Heath
Napoleon Elevator Company
George G. Zirbes
Lena Zirbes
David S. Weaver
Roop
John W. Anderson
Beda Anderson
Republican
T. BE. Shepard
D. W. Casey
Frances Baker
F. B. Streeter
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Rtussell- Miller Millio Co
Venant
Ree Distributors
Linton, North Dakota
Vol
Hattie Semple
Allen
Naramore
L. V. Lesher
Wilton Pool Hall
Wm. G. Stanek
William
Wilton
S. G. Larrabee
Arnegard
Wm. Baxter
Mrs. Larrabee
F. C. Turner
The
First National Bank
Wolfer’s
Wolfer’s General Store
Goodridge
Call Lumberg
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