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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
3
A publisher arrangement offers the DA KOTA FARMER and the EMMONS COUNTY RECORD to readers who pay a year in advance. The note promises a first class paper and in effect a premium deal for early subscribers.
The Dakota Farmer offers a genuine agricultural magazine twice a month with practical farming information from Twin States subscribers. By subscribing through the RECORD, readers can receive The Farmer for about one cent per copy, with options for new and renewing subscribers paying in advance or up to date.
The Fargo Call reports plumbing bills rising with the state fair grant of 810,000 for Fargo fair renovations. Jamestown sees a 50 000 gallon per hour water well at the roundhouse and hospital at the asylum dedicated in a social event. Grand Forks liquor politics stir betting while Gilby’s Stewart livery stable burns, killing 26 horses.
Rush from Williamsport greets friends in Braddock. Fred Oberg visits from Britain. A baby girl born to Rev and Mrs Farness died. A new Napoleon creamery building rises as contractors rush toward completion. J M Wirth plans to stock hardware and open a Braddock store. Writer returns from Michigan and Wisconsin. E L Foxxe injuries in hayloft accident. A second burglary hits Braddock, targeting Mrs Cole's business. $30 taken. Crimes rising, calls for action.
Seed grain movement signals spring in Hazelton. Miss Hubbard returns from Lin ton visit. Miss Olga Perras ill with tonsillitis. Braddock merchant Doerschlag builds new store from Woodsman hall. John Baker plans early mutton market as lambs appear. Cloyd Kurtz out with broken ribs. Mrs Winterton homestead northwest of town. Dentist Smith returns to Linton and will monthly visit Mazelton. Mrs Cole's Brad dock restaurant burglarized. about 25 in money taken. Rev John Wray and family to return from Ireland via Canada in weeks. John Wilde from Livona brings windows for new dwelling. Angora sheep sighting at ranch.
The Dakota Express begins between the Twin Cities and Bismarck with daily service except Sunday. Trains 165 and 106 offer through Calgary via St Paul and Minneapolis. 107 and 108 run Pacific Coast Express with limited stops. Local service handled by trains 105 and 105.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway issues a detailed leaflet on California’s winter garden and a day trip on the Overland Limited from Chicago to San Francisco. It notes a 2500 mile journey, departures from Union Station at 8 p m daily, and passage over Salt Lake’s new bridge.
An item listing shows enamelled No 9 tea kettles available at Hayy’s Hardware Center, highlighting a standard kitchenware offering.
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