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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
1
A father and son banquet drew about two hundred attendees in Williston last week marking a unique community gathering. The event showcased family ties and local camaraderie.
Correspondence notes Mike Smith and family visiting Mr. Longwell on March 7. Grace Busch out of school a week due to illness. A D Linderman suffered misfortune losing three head of cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson visited Mr. and Mrs. Mausehund on March 7. Residents eagerly await spring as snow melts and no farming planned in March this year.
Property transfers show multiple quitclaim and warranty deeds. Names include Moorman, Weisel, Schiermeister, Shepard, Drake, Ballard, Volk, Means, Landsberger, Boschee, Easton, Hogue, Kraft, Ward, McAllister, Pollock, Holsti, Nielson, Seeman, Martin, Mitzel, Hummel, Seeman, Backhaus, Nielson, and various U.S. patent entries. Transactions cover sections and lots in 7-136-74 to 33-130-78 with prices and one dollar considerations.
Hazelton notes report routine business at the Capital City with Lenhart Armstrong Wood and others visiting or working locally. Excitement rises from a large Hazelton band concert, new land sales near town, schooling decisions, and plans to restart the local creamery under new management.
Dr Rasbeck to Herreid on professional business last Saturday Dick Wilkinson to Bismarck on Monday for hospital treatment Harry Hinton and Horton Devan to Linton and back A Olson Rudy of Winona neighborhood overnight in Pollock Monday Mrs Will Winterberg of Dale country sick but improving Milton B Tracy purchased a New Wonder piano Dr Shockey called to see Mrs A Haan north of Herreid with la grippe Frank Scott's little girl recovering from pneumonia Chas Renskers able to be around Subscribe for the Record.
An advertisement invites readers to enroll at Mankato Commercial College in Mankato Minnesota offering courses and a catalog. It urges taking a course to seize opportunities and improve prospects.
Fort Yates area notes report a three day Standing Rock Indian Union Temperance League gathering at the Congregational church in Cannonball starting today. Social events include a Paine ranch dance near Winona and a run in from Jerry Dyer. Buffalo skull found on Carignan & Stiles ranch to be sent to Conception Abbey Museum.
The greatest change in artillery came with the Civil War when rifled guns extended range and power. Later, improved gun carriages absorbed recoil, preventing movement after discharge. Since 1860, continuous improvements have yielded the present efficient artillery.
Holstein cows for sale from The J. K. Davis Ranch, five animals in plain condition, neatly marked and ready for purchase. Contact F. C. Turner, secretary, Sec. 20-132-78.
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