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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
A damaged OCR item mentions a right side note with initials JB C on left and numbers 121 and 4. The readable text is sparse and unclear about a complete event or person. This entry preserves only fragmentary identifiers and positions without concrete facts.
A long list of visitors from Gayton, Emmons county, and surrounding towns stops in Linton for personal visits, shopping, and business. Among them are James Todd, Mike Prendergast, C. L. Parkhurst, Jacob and Gottlieb Bender, Tom Kelly, and many others. Several road notes, auctions, and social events pepper the townsfolk’s week.
Last evening at 8 30 o clock in Linton the marriage of Franklin Carl Bell and Lara Edna Spear was performed in the Obermeier rooms. Rev N Wood officiated before a cl
The Linton Concert Band will perform and host a dance at the opera-house on March 17 1908 featuring March Pride of the Nation Bohemian Girl excerpts and multiple solos and a clarinet quartet Tickets cost 25 cents for the concert and 75 cents for the dance Reserved concert seats available at Flaherty's drug store.
A curious remark notes a man with a skating hat being deemed less handsome, while his companion jokes about a Vlad tag rivalry and a shared notion of personal beauty among onlookers.
The writer visits Hazelton for the first time in a year and finds W L Yeater’s new hotel comfortable and praised. Editor Hoagland recently bought the Republican from W P Thurston, who built a strong printing plant and growing subscriber list. Hoagland brings extensive publishing and printing experience to Hazelton.
The Record sets charges for political notices before the primary: legislative candidates $15, county and district candidates $85, with 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions for state or judicial district candidates. No paid matter will run without the candidate or a representative signing it. editorials won’t be paid or signed. Payments by cash or check required with every announcement.
A notice says a meeting will be held in Linton on Wednesday March Irith. Names of precinct committeemen include Burr Oak F D Smith Gayton Peter Shier Hampton S G Busby Denham John Baker Williamsport A L Geil Cherry Grove H W Allen Logan J N Roop Tell Ole A Sterslee Omio John Bartu Linton A W Sims Emmonsburg Henry Wittmayer Dakem Andreas Permann Exeter Rudolph Mirau Strasburg Andrew Boschker Selz John Weber Bakker Jacob Green Westfield Wieger Rodenburg Union Joseph Clark Winona John McCrory.
Herman Smith of Swan Missouri sends a clipping showing an 1848 Pike county sale bid list. It advertises cash auction on September 20 to sell enslaved people including three nigger boys and four buck niggers, plus oxen wagons hoes and other items with Free head cheese apples and hard cider offered at the sale.
The next regular teachers examination will be held at the schoolhouse in Linton on Friday and Saturday March 13 and 14. Work starts at 9:30 in the morning. Materials will be supplied. Dated Linton North Dakota February 20 1908. Jessie B. Peterson County Superintendent of Schools.
Advertisement offers a standard bred Hambletonian stallion for sale or exchange for livestock or land. Terms tailored to purchaser and secured paper. Inquiries directed to CG E Pring at Bazar store in Linton.
Clara K. Kieffer of Linton has filed for final proof on Homestead Entry No. 20104. The proof will be before J. A. Weatherby, United States Commissioner, in Linton on April 8, 100K, with witnesses William H. Johnson Edward Pitcher Jobin Brasseth Andrew Hanson JEWELL registering official.
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