Linton News Roundup Features Weddings and Local Trade
Linton events include a March 4 wedding of Peter Groen and Elizabeth Schaap, local business trips to Bismarck and Minypolis, thrashing-machine gathering, and a meat of town notes. Readers get updates on residents, sales ads for work horses and boats, millinery openings, and school activities plus a visit to the penitentiary and capitol by Linton students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schaap
Hull
Anton Volk
Winona
Linton
J. R. Davis
Beaver Creek
Col. Weatherby
Capital City
Geo. Brooks
Opera-House
North Dakota Statute Tightens Wildlife Protection Provisions
The new North Dakota statute divides the state into districts with wardens and bans hunting before sunrise or after sunset. It protects game birds and animals, prohibits traps, allows decoys for waterfowl, and sets seasonal dates for prairie chickens ducks and geese. Local hunter fees rise, non resident fee remains 25, and new sub wardens will enforce seasons and dam requirements.
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North Dakota
New Lodge Formed In Linton By Royal Neighbors
Mrs. Marguerette Cushing arrived as district installing officer and by Monday many village ladies joined the Royal Neighbors. Officers chosen include Past Oracle Mrs A N Junge Oracle Mrs N N Turner Vice Oracle Mrs J A Lang Recorder Mrs L A Weatherby Receiver Mrs R J Crain Chancellor Mrs W Irwin Marshal Mrs A M Britts Assistant Marshal Mrs W Fulmer Sentinel Mrs W B Cole Outer Sentinel Miss Minniealli nao. Twenty five charter members. Village election held with J A Lang G W Lynn and F Wagher named trustees and Ida Mendelowitz elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Marguerette Cushing
Royal Neighbors
Recorder
L. A. Weatherby
R. J. Crain
W. ©. Irwin
A. M. Britts
W. Fulmer
Loner Sentinel
W. BE. Cole
Minniealli
Evening services at M. E. church next Sunday at 8 p.m
The M. E. church holds a service next Sunday at 8 p.m with a 7:45 p.m. song service. The choir leads singing and Miss Jane Martin will sing a solo. Those who have heard Miss Martin are expected to be pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Jane Martin
Miss Martin
Opening of Standing Rock Lands Draws Indian Interest
A Fargo Forum correspondent writes on the anticipated opening of Standing Rock lands. Indians gather at the agency near Fort Yates and around Grand River discussing towns, claims, and the influx of settlers likely to follow. Chiefs and elders weigh the clock of white settlement while figures like John Grass grow older and wary. White invasion is welcomed with cordiality by some, as reservation magnates Wickham and Carrigan hold lands while Indians plan for food and shelter for newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Yates
Sittley Bull
Grand River
Sitting Bull
John Grass
Willigton
PL Ib. Wickham
J.M. Carrigan
Official Proceedings of Lin ton Board of Trustees
The regular meeting of the board of trustees was held March 9 at the First Bank of Lin ton. All members were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Clerk was instructed to purchase lou deg days for the coming year. A bill for CG. A. Broman for nine hours work cleaning ditches was read and allowed. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. E. H. Suiru, Clerk. Call on Charles B. Carley, county.
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Linton Drug Company
Nortil Dakota
Jakob Jangula
Linton, N. D
Léhton
Edward Braddock
J. Crain
General Banking
Merican State Bank
Linton, North Dakota
Taylor
Christ. Wolfer
Amons County Record
Turners
Turner's Hotel
Linton Bakery
Alva Kelley
Alma, Mich
Kyes Brothers
Mrs. W. L. Bales
Glanavon
G. G. Palmer
South Dakota
Frank Allen
Frank Alllen
the Tribune
Bismarck
Srory
Messrs. Lynn and
Dattorud
P. Mn. diLto
R. A. Eyans
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fred Pfall, Jr
Baldwin
Burleigh County
W. T. Brooks
John Jenner
Scotland
Tempel
Tempelton
Fred Pfaff, Jr
Quatin
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. KE
Ed Campbell
John Preitle
Hazelton
N. P. “Phire
Wankins
Florence McCullich
Nora Greenwood
Albert Paski
Rolleta
Wis
Paski
Ben Christianson
Maine
Verlander
Minneapolis
Fargo
State Board of Pharmacy
John McCrory
Warry Amber
Edna Cook
Harry
Western Canada
Emmons County
A. St. Moore
Rig Sumner
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Euster
Chas. A. Stevens
N. D
Ruby Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
Sid’ Flanagan
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Tribune
White Sox
Flanagan
Little Park
Walsh
Smith
W. S. Dorman
Fred Pratt
A. J. Welker
Senator McCumber
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth Rock
Callon
G. W. Burge
Lower
Ida
Hermin Buckhaus, Jr
Emmonsbur
Emmonsburg
John Bunge
Jacob Ieidle
Eureka
Heidle
Jennie Pfail
Fred Pfaiy
Sand Creek
J.G. Pitts
Ife
Iis
Bismarck Tribune
Emmons County Brotherhood of Thrashermen
Dr. W. Casey
John Pound
A. L. Bridell
HW. Waisingh
Peter W. Groen
Elizabeth Louise Schaap
J. O. Schaap
J. B. Brock
Broman
W. Jones
Penitentiary
Capitol
Tribune
Hawkins
Linton School
Inez Sims
Bery Clayton
Floy Clayton
Leah Mendelowitz
Hazel Petrie
Alice Henderson
Arbouine Prouty
Henry Sims
George Smith
Fred Petrie
Vincent Sheir
Clemens Kelsch
Milton Culbertson
Lurses
Senators
Nao
Faith
WH. Pettis
Courage
BE. Kruger
Bar Atha
W. Heggeman
Endurance
A. If Irvine
Florence McCulloch
W. E. Cole
Hi. Mewing
A. HE. Irvine
Vogue
Wolverton
New Lodge
J. A. Lang
G.W. Lynn
F. Wagher
Earle Smith
Justice of the Peace
A. G. Cayton
Ida Mendelowitz
Church Notes
Fargo Forum
Standing Rock Lands
Ame
Vern Reade
Margaret Brown
Rosa Huber
Bstmarck
Shier
McLean
Belk
Loomis Orchestra
Ye Phorum
Danford
Lucre
Supt. Wanson
Phoebe Bartlett
Cora Gilbert
Grice Bassett
Inez Cornelison
Olivia Husne
Maude Hamilton
Kathryn Vye
Tyan Koch
Dorothy McLeod
Wilhelmina Cornellson
William F. Iyvk
Matdide Bye
Louise Nelson
Edith Seeley
Edos Armstrong
William Hamilton
Mae C. Brown
John Jewey
Nick van de Klashorst
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Charlea
Carley
Snell
van Brant
I Laval Crean
Weber
Ideal
Hart-Carr
White
Oshkosh
McCormick
Culmerson
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Scotl Thrasher
Victor Feed Mills
Lelipse Prairie Breakers
la Crosse Vehicles
Anand
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Vorlantier, Tom Mooory
J. Dietz
WM. Mathews
Eran Wh
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Linton State Bank
Linton -Hazelton Land Company
L. du Heaume
W. E. Petrie
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