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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
6
Incomplete readable snippet notes a toy advert line with partial phrases and a headline fragment. The text lacks clear entities, dates, or prices to identify a specific product, brand, or event for a coherent summary.
An illustrated note explains gliding mechanics of birds including vultures and albatrosses, detailing how wind currents let wings ride without flapping. It mentions stormy petrels signaling weather and describes Friedrich Froebel’s Kindergarten concept and its 1840 origins in Germany.
Mrs Laverley and Mrs Jackson visited Bismarck last week. Archie Mickel and Cam Chamley were at Gwyther on business. The Fowler children were ill last week keeping them from school. Ed Bailey family moved east of Livona to Gregg place. A dance drew many to the Livona district hall last Friday. A Gayton No 3 school literary meeting is planned with a debate on woman suffrage on March 1. A Cannon Ball worker was killed after an on-site accident near Mandan. George Peterson, son of Albert Peterson, injured at a Washington saw-mill on Feb 24, died after 24 hours. A bride of a few months, married recently, lives in Aberdeen SD. New mistress arrival near Gayton. home improvements and welcoming updates. A station report on bumble-bees shows higher clover seed production with bees. 56% seed from bee-pollinated plants vs 2.5% without and 9% with no insects in experiments. in open fields 44% seed.
Additional Locals note a dancing party hosted by the Loyal Order of Moose tomorrow night in the opera house. John Schmidt of Annamoose visits Eureka en route to Anamoose for banking and implement business. The Linton Boys' Band plans a St Patrick's Day concert and dance on March 17 with tickets at Verlander's drug store. A Wishek train caboose accident injures several. a doctor from Lehr treats the injured. Foreclosure notice and homestead proof details follow for North Dakota land filings.
A fragmentary Cleveland item describes a man attempting a shopping spree with odd quotes about spending a week and hunting for an apple and barrels, suggesting a misheard or garbled report from a local dealer.
Doctor tells a patient he can rise early in the ring by following advice. The patient says his usual waking hour is nine o clock and the doctor promises progress toward waking at four o clock within a month.
The report notes two fighters weighed in and a veteran punter weighed in before the contest. Wrncker-Maybe his nod remained uncertain as the bout unfolded with limited in-ring action and no decisive moment recorded.
Miss Etta Yanisich spent the past week with Mrs Oscar Larvick. Mr and Mrs James Jennings visited with Mrs I A Keller. Mr and Mrs H E Benedict and daughter Mabel visited the Dodd home. Family gatherings at Zernhelt home with Beastrom Larvick Keller. Ethel Seeley returned home. Sister Mrs Tough accompanied her. Mrs Suirring and Miss Irene returned to White Rock S C after two months with Dexter. Frank Willis and Mabel Caldwell went to Linton to meet Becker family returning from South Dakota. Friends honored Miss Pearl Blinton for her birthday. good time reported. Black Jack.
Local notes from Hazelton include Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth and Mr. and Mrs. Stank visiting the Rush home for Sunday dinner. Arthur Corwin brought home lignite from Parkhurst mines as coal runs short in town. Leonard Sergent helps haul hay for Elmer Jarvis to Cannon Ball Junction. N. E. Dale and George Sergent haul rock for rip rap at 1.25 per yard across the Missouri River. John Peterson plans spring farming with a gasoline traction engine from International. Odd Fellows meet introduces seven strangers to the goat with social hour and lunch. Frank Jaszkowiak, later of Emmons county, travels to Fort Yates to plan a ferry engine installation and may move on to McLaughlin S D or Wisconsin for engine orders. Peter Anderson heads to Linton.
United States land transfers list multiple lot deeds to individuals including Fred Conklin Walter Hiley Peter Gliem George Jochim Theodore Olson Addison Drake Evert Statema Perry Simpkins and Elma Coffield plus Ernest Melzian Leslie Hackney and others with total amounts cited and a quit claim by Maria Schan to Peter Schmalz. Parish deed values shown include 2500 2888 and 1650 dollars.
The notice states a bay mare and gray gelding were taken near Linton on February 1 by J Casson with owner to prove property and cover costs. It also advertises 3000 posts for sale near Hartford with sizes two to five inches priced five to ten cents, plus about tons of hay for sale by Marion B Morford.
Notice of foreclosure sale on a property in Digton North Dakota tied to Newcoomer Company mortgage. Describes mortgage dates, recording details, legal descriptions, and sale terms including location at the county courthouse and timing in March.
Summons issued by the North Dakota court headquarters in the county seat. It directs the defendant to answer within thirty days after service and to appear or face default. The document names parties including Ivan A Oven and others and specifies service in the Lin area.
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