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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
5
Local residents and visitors fill pages with notes on travel to Bismarck and Montana, medical visits, and social events. Sheriff, clergy, and merchants are connected to Braddock and Emmons, while births, deaths, marriages, and open millinery sales pepper the week.
A Virginia reader from Sutherlin Pittsylvania County reports twelve months of head catarrh improved after four bottles of Peruna. He says pains disappeared and his whole system strengthened. He calls Peruna the greatest medicine for catarrh and urges others to try it.
Cameron and Miss, former teacher from Ly, wed Tuesday afternoon at the M Keipatwaphige. They will live on the groom’s farm in Braddock county. The Hazelton girls beat locals 14 to 4 in a basketball game and the dance that followed was enjoyed. Josh Heisler, father of Nick Heisler, plans to move back to Emmons county. he is 80 and famed for selling large cabbages in earlier days. Canadian home visited by heavy snow this winter.
Classified notice states 100 head of cattle are moved to pasture. Contact J. H. Jennings in Temvik North Dakota by phone or letter for details.
Ole the Swede Detective a three act melodramatic comedy comes to Linton on Wednesday March 24. The play, two years old, has toured North and South Dakota and Minnesota and is now in demand with two companies. Prices 50 cents adults 12 and under 25 cents.
Emmons county residents are urged to attend the Sunday School Convention at the M. E. Church in Linton March 20 21 1915. W A Snow will present expert guidance on Sunday school work and the Zurich World Convention. Three services Sunday with a special evening address on the convention purpose and spiritual betterment.
Gustavus Adolphus devised the first field artillery with beaten copper guns wrapped in leather. Their speed exceeded that of a musket, aiding rapid fire in the Thirty Years War.
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