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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
4
Village notices, arrivals, sales, and local goings on. Names include Stiles Robins Ramey Lane Pew Davis Irvine Jones Ramey Elliott and many more. Events cover auctions farm sales legislation and upcoming church and school activities with multiple residents visiting from nearby towns and states.
Benjamin F. Burge of Linton North Dakota aged 14 wed Mrs. Margaret Longnecker of Des Moines Iowa at the Minard hotel Aberdeen by Rev. J W Taylor. The ceremony followed a long license identity delay with clerk of courts and a last minute identification. The couple plan to reside in Linton after the nuptials.
A groom and his bride met in Aberdeen after a mis-timed travel schedule. She stayed at the Wild hotel the night before the ceremony while he was detained at home. He arranged for her to come to Aberdeen and the wedding took place last evening two days late. The groom is a pioneer of Emmons county and has known his bride all his life.
Brofy Bus. A. EB. Klabunde and Al Mikatson traveled from Hazelton Monday. W. A. Peel returned Saturday from Mr. O. B. Warren of South Dakota who rented Mr. Zuncles farm for the season. Oscar Larvick A. W. Chambers and Jennie Talbot suffer grippe. Lion elevator sells remaining coal at eight dollars per ton. Ed Jones visited brother J. B. over Sunday then returned to Hazelton Monday. A dancing party by B. L. Mawes Friday night drew a large crowd. A. Mikalson moved through Tuesday afternoon from Linton with crockery for his Hazelton store.
A cousin of Frank Bell came from Iowa on Tuesday evening's N P train and looks up a location for a blacksmith shop. L H and Frank Harwood drove to Lift on Tuesday to get their well drill fixed. Lou's ill child improves. David Colquhoun swallowed blue vitriol Monday morning at J W Chapman home and was taken to Hazelton for care before returning to J W's and improving. The next teachers' certificates exam will be in Linton on March 8 and 9 at 9 a.m. Jessie B Sandidge County Supt.
The 1905 code will bring many bills and new laws. A Pocket Edition will publish shortly containing the laws and North Dakota statistics. It costs one dollar and can be ordered from the Record office or by sending payment and address for delivery.
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