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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1910

Page

3

In Town and Out at Linton Bur and Biz News

Fat at Turner's. Charles Gontka visits from Gayton. Emmons County Record prints job ads and auction bills. Various locals and visitors including Olson Rudy, Sam Pederson, Roy Schott, Hattie Hubbard, Paul Mausehund, J.B. Sayler, and others are listed with weekly happenings. Community events include dances, sermons, school announcements, and local business notes.

Turner’s Charles Gontka Gayton Linton Emmons Olson Rudy Winona Sam Pederson Haguette Roy H. Schott Braddock Hattie Hubbard Hazelton Paul Mausehund Chicago J.B. Sayler E.P Fred Cleveringa Aouth George Brooks

Prairie fires near town threaten farmlands and hay

A series of prairie fires near Linton spread across waterlogged ground after recent snow. Barns and hay were lost at Bert Chase farm west of town, Gust Wudtke south of town, and Christ Marthaler southeast of Linton. Joseph Scherr lost house, barn, grain, and livestock. Haggard Maloney and other locals fought the blazes sparked by locomotives and Montana coal.

Bert Chase Gust. Wudtke Christ Marthaler Linton Joseph Scherr Haggard & Maloney Milwaukee Railway Montana

Flood aftermath details losses in Glencoe and LiVona areas

Reports from Glencoe and LiVona detail extensive flood losses along the Missouri River. Boston loses all hogs cattle and many Angora goats. Woodland family loses nearly all possessions except a 21 year old horse. Knudtson family endures fire in rising flood with a mare and horses saved, house carried away and later rescued. Lum brothers lose chickens and furnishings as water swamps their home. Charlie Clark warns by Gur ney to move stock. hogs survive only by fleeing into safety.

Glencoe Livona Missouri River Boston Woodland George Knudtson Mr. K Horsie Kwat Lowers Eaton Bowers Lum Clarence Campbell Charlie Clark Mr. Gurney

School Notes on March Event With Governor Address

Announcement of a March Monday para day includes Governor Burke address and a social reception. Patrons officers teachers and pupils will meet the governor, enjoy light refreshments, and hear toasts. music by Linton Boys' Band and a program with Sousa marches and songs.

Burke A. N. Junge Westeen H. H. Hanson Messrs Chas Coventry G. W. Lynn al Lovelace Scott Cameron Claire Thompson Linton Boys

The Man at the Pole Explained in Bright Almanac Style

A curious feature article explains life at the North Pole, detailing day length, sun paths, and star visibility as the Earth seemingly halts rotation. It notes Polaris overhead, zero longitude, and how seasons collapse into extended daylight and darkness, with a closing contrast to bank life in St. Louis Republic notes.

North Pole Poly Ja Hess Ife Corp United States Arctic Man St. Louis Republic

Optimist Emancipated From Toil and Leisure Theme

A comical old item contrasts an optimist who after being dispossessed laughs at emancipation from toil. The account blends a New York Sun style aside with notices on land leases in North Dakota and local classifieds seeking buyers for an incubator and a farm in Wisconsin.

New York Sun

Flood Ruins Clark Farm Root-House and Potatoes

The Clark family will still eat ten-dollar pork after their root-house flooded by an ice gorge at the Keyes place. Farmers on the bottoms report a vast mud field with ice piled several feet high, making planting impossible this year. No human lives were lost, though property suffered significant losses.

Clark Keyes Place

Roop Recalls Glacier Snow Slides During California Trip

J J Roop of Hazelton returned from a winter in California with Mrs Roop and spent three days on a Canadian Pacific train in the mountains near Glazier amid continuous slides and a 3000 foot high mountain. Their train was blocked at the base as slides swept trees and structures, and they sheltered in a hotel in Glazier until the line reopened. He recalls passing a major slide burying a group of people and says he prefers North Dakota to California climate and warns against inflated fruit land values and orange groves.

C. E. Brooks Indiana Mrs. Brooks Linton Yesteday G. A. Herolz W. B. Donohue Wagher Stevens Burleigh County Coventry Emmons County North Dakota A. N. Junge A. M. Britts Minneapolis Mike Baumpartner Strasburg Kidhood Soo Lismarck W.B. Donohue Bismarck Mr. Donohue Kernan California John McCrory Winona F. A. Sherwood Nora Greenwood Clelia McDonnell J. J. Roop Hazelton Roop

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