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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
6
The First Bank of Linton North Dakota advertises real estate loans on quality farm lands, offering funds for three to five year terms with favorable terms and local service.
For sale. Hereford bulls with some geldings and some mares. Also Early Ohio seed potatoes. Seller: J. W. Arnold. Eleven miles from Linton on Braddock road, Post Office, Linton.
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A speaker at a Dakota gathering recalls a life in sheep work from Scotland to the Dakota prairies. He describes early duties tending 600 sheep at age fourteen, the hard labor of moving flocks, and twenty two years of shepherding across rolling plains.
Hazelton visitors and local arrivals fill a busy week with concerts trains and gatherings. The Linton Concert Band performed to a large crowd, raising about 65 dollars and drawing praise from neighboring Strasburg. A special 8 o clock train carried attendees to the E P dance in Hazelton and the Linton Base Ball Association plans a basket supper to fund uniforms.
Perry Gilman was arrested yesterday and jailed locally. He will be brought before the insanity board for examination of his sanity. An odd proposed evidence item notes his stated desire to make love to all widows of the county, especially those of the grass variety.
W S Lee departed Tuesday for Sioux Falls. The Kintyre post office is now established and operating. Miss Dora Mandigo left Saturday for a short visit with friends and relatives at Bismarck. Mrs C O Putnam from Winona visits with sister Mrs L M Doerschlag. Doctor Welsh and W Swies conducted an appendectomy on Mrs F Feioho. operation successful.
March reports from Progress and Republican papers describe various local activities including George Fiddler heading to Eureka, Ben Whitney well-machine work by Bert Payne, multiple wells drilled by H Bloom Clint Williams and P L Pierce, and W C Gilbert coordinating Phoenix Lumber yards. Philanthropic tree planting by Jesse Payne and business travels by R A Evans Bohlg Danbury and others, with farm work, homestead proofs, school closings, and social visits noted in Hazelton and surrounding towns.
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