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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1922

Page

5

Blizzard Icebound Region Reports and Snowbound Travel

A rural Northern State page details heavy snow and a long blockade with trains stuck, hay and coal hauls, and widespread damage. Local residents report delayed mail, a six day snow stoppage, and multiple visits and chores amid harsh winter conditions. The column notes missing persons, a funeral, and community notices. It mentions Fritz Fischer disappeared, Roy Page boarding the train, and Mrs. Matilda Fischer’s passing at eighty eight. It also records many neighbors traveling, visiting, and resuming daily tasks despite the blizzard.

Roy Page Matilda Fischer J. K. Fischer Odessa Fischer A. K Martin Adam J Jacob F. F. Fischer Dickman Scott Herman St Aloysius Cemetery

Taken up horses reported at two farms in North Dakota

Jacob Bender of Temvik reports a black mare about eight years old and weight 600 pounds with a small wire cut above the right hind hoof, property to be proven and charges paid for removal. Fred Bauer of Zeeland notes a gray mare colt coming two years old, weight about 1000 pounds with a star on the forehead and white left hind leg mark, taken up at section 20 129 74 in 1922.

L. J. Rohrich Strasburg N. D Jacob Bender Temvik My Place

Neighborhood Disputes Not Fit for Publication

This week omio neighbors sent varied communications accusing each other of theft and other acts. Some were signed, others not, but none will be published as the newspaper cannot determine what can be proven in court.

Omio

Local Notes Highlight Community Life And Health

Farmers busy hauling hay and corn to feed cattle and horses. Mr. C Rowerdink returns from eight weeks at Bismarck hospital after gall trouble surgery. Mrs. J Richards opens a millinery and variety store in the former A Kappendyk cream station. Genevive McCann and Bertha Hill recoveries noted, plus spring marbles and a sleigh ride to school.

C. Rowerdink Bismarck Hospital J. Richards Richards A. Kappendyk Cream Station

Local Notes Update From Region

Verne Schmidt resides with her sister in Bismarck. M L Priest resigns from Fischer school and takes Ed H Nieuwsman school vacancy left by Miss Kenedy. Miss Mann and Miss Schultz visited town Saturday. Mrs J J Volk and her son James plan summer in Lamberton with J J joining later. Mr Seifert of Peoples State Bank Linton spent a day here en route to Lamberton. We have practically dug ourselves.

M. L. Priest Fischer Kenedy J. J. Volk James Lamberton, Minn J. J Mr. Seifert The Peoples’ State Bank Linton Lamberton

Local News Notes on Illness and Visits

Several residents report illnesses with colds and sore throats including Mrs. W. C. Benedict, Mrs. E. W. Baker, and Mrs. Abe Martalia. Visits occur among neighbors as debris of winter includes coal trips to Hazelton and a new baby girl arriving Monday morning February 27 at the DeWitt home. Family and town movements include Alfred Larvick missing school for a cold and Mr. Field visiting Temnvik while Mrs. Field stays with Chas. Waddell.

Mrs. A. Field Chas. Waddell Mr. Field Temnvik Myrtle Harwood DeWitt

Hull News Scribes and Snow Bath Trials

Last week in Hull the cold storm dominates. Cornel Moerman makes a weekly trip to Ed Nieuwsma for hay. Ed Huisingh is on sick list. John Van Heukolom of Montana visits relatives near Westfield. Ike Hollaar shows a juvenile sled. Gertie Droog works at Ed Van Beek home in Westfield. Martha Timmer is employed at G Rowerdink home. The Hull scribbler laments dull country but keeps busy studying others. Star route carrier resumes daily rounds after 72 hours late. Peter Droog Jr demonstrates snow baths.

Local notes on moving and family events in Hazelton area

Floyd Muckler visits with brother Frank then leaves for South Dakota. Walter and Mrs Moore move into town. Mrs F A Muckler returns home. S G Stedman family visit Hazelton. David Colquhoun buys hay and visits southern points with good results. Ole Snortland called away by sister's death in Pierpont South Dakota. A daughter arrives at Charlie DeWitt home. Farmers busy selling and buying feed. J L Wachter returns from Bismarck.

David Colquhoun Oakes Ater Ole Snortland Pierpont Oak

Ford car debate at Temvik Forum meeting

A study session at Temvik Forum on March 3 featured a debate topic about whether Ford cars are better in the long run. The discussion continued on Page 8.

Temvik Ford

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Fritz “Fischer Haisingh Bros Mrs. A. Compaan W. P. Green J. J. Haveman Hull Ike Hollaar Hague Miss Hattie Huisingh Pollock Bob Looyenga Westfield Yesterda Fred Freeman Dale Progress Office Robert Nelson Steve Silk Otto Nelson Glanavon E. B. Lerude J. J. Brokofsky Bismarck Frank Smith Sioux Falls Mr. Smith Golden Gate Farm Mr. Greenstin Dr. Hogue Myrtle Green H. H. Adamson Mr. Doolittle Mr. Patrick Malone and Éon Hans Hanson Pat Alex Petrie Ranch Ohio W H. Johnson Capt. Vanderberg John and Ferdinand Hetterle Vern Smith Bachelors Charley Mrs Sandwick Hetterle Grandma Sandwick Ole Sathern Canton S. D Mr. Locher John Drayton Teuben Mr. Drayton Mr. Teuben Lester Schwab Materie Mr. W. H. Johnson Isabelle Drayton Mrs. Drayton Mr. Chas. Green Mrs. Hanson Suunday Vanderberg Albert Dobson City Mrs. Adamson Court House Walford Adamson Vanderburg Mrs. Dobson Alex Vanderburg Judge Tueben Mr. Adamson John Hanson Brasseth Farm Dobson W. H Johnscon Jake Hetterle McCauliff Mr. Martini Hans T. J. Drayton John Hetterle Grandpa Hetterle Fred Bauer Zeeland, N. Dakota Henry Huisingh C. J. van der Leest Joe Nieuwsma Nieuwsma Henry Schaffer Eagle Butte Gregory Kraft Braddock Bertha Hill Genevive McCann Reta Weber G. H. Naramore Bismrack Hospital Verne Schmidt Mann Schultz W. C. Benedict E. W. Baker Abe Martalia Myron Baker Bert Holm Mark Purinton Hazelton Mark Susie Illchen Ben Nagle Bryant Baker Dean Kelly Purintun Alfred Larvick Cornel Moerman Ed. Nieuwsma Ed. Huisingh John van Heukolom Montana Martha Timmer G. Rowerdink Home Star Route Peter Droog, Jr Floyd Muckler Frank South. Dakota Walter Moore F. A. Muckler S G. Stedman Charlie DeWitt J. L. Wachter City National Bank OF Linton, North Dakota General Banking Linton Bazar General Merchandise Fred Kist Prop John Richards Strasburg, North Dakota
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