Indian Days Band Boys' Benefit in Linton
A long town column covers social visits from Hazelton to Hartford and Emmons county. Local events include a Band Boys benefit titled Indian Days, a marriage license for Hague, and plans for a new school building bond. Local travel, industry, and wartime notes accompany updates on residents and businesses. The piece notes political primary turnout and a large Willard Moran boxing match being heard in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pagel
Lottie Sargent
Hazelton
Wm. Chamley
Hartford
Chas. Lane
Band Boys
George Volk
Emmonsburg
Irene Raven
Kolbeck
Cam. Chamley
Linton
Levi Henderson
Winona
Ben Corbin
The
Beaver
J. P. Schott
Zeeland
Fred Richardson
John Baker
E. R. Purinton
Temvik
Chas. W. Wager
Jess Morford
Chris Bosch
Harold Fischer
Ben Haggard
Gayton Ranch
Gibbs
Charles Paulson
W. J. Gabbert
Geo. Nelson
John Jenner
Harvey Smith
Glencoe
Burr Oak
E. A. Crain
Minneapolis
Chilliwak
Canada
Rochester
Minn
Petries
Donald Paul
Bismarck
L. T. Briggs
South Dakota
Iowa
Strasburg
D. Lauinger
A.J. Baumgartner
Ben Schneider
Mat. Moster
Conrad Kraft
W. H. Uhlen
Chicago
M. E. Church
Mexico
Villa
Turner
Charles Sumner Streeter
Weston
Great Bend
New York
Willard
Moran
Perry
Dakota Central
Milwaukee
Messrs
M. T. Barger
F. J. Pietz
O. E. Burge
Linton West
Burge
Emmons County
C.C. Johnson
N. Halsted Street
Ill
Ork
U. S
Bureau of Standards
Mr. Johnson
Emmons
N.D
Peta
Wagher
Temvik News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Temvik reports illness including Mrs T B Meinhover and Mrs Quast, with Dr Wolverton and Dr Monteith attending. Emma Schatz sought dental care in Lin ton, Embroidery Club set April 6 with Marjorie Stedman, and town votes to build a new schoolhouse. Non Partisan League speakers drew a fair audience. two drowning incidents near Braddock were reported. a tractor operator seeks work in Lin ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Bieber
Dr. Monteith
Embroidery Club
Marjorie Stedman
Temvik
Alma Tempel
Scotland
S. D
Messrs
Snyder
Graf
Linton
Braddock
College Man Good Farmer
Graduates and former students from the University of Missouri College of Agriculture succeed statewide. A letter to Dean Mumford notes a graduate earning 2440 dollars annually, guiding community farming as an agricultural leader by writing for a local paper, promoting limestone crushers, and speaking at Farmers' club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
F. B. Mumford
Farmers’ Club
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Wesley Baker
Oklahoma
Frank Volk, Jr
Rochus Klein
Hague
Val Dosch
Napoleon
Jim King
St. Alexius Hospital
Bis
Jake Kremer
Broadway
McVey
Tempel Bros
N. D
Richmond
Tom Fergus
Tim McGuire
Fergus
Matt. Silver
Twin Cities
J. J. Casson
New York State
Clara Carley
Johannes Wingenbach
Carley
Elias Nagel
Ferd
Heinrich
Scott Cameron
Scott
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
D. R. Streeter
Pensacola
Kansas City
Memphis
Kansas
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Northwestern
Aberdeen
Weston, Mo
Temvik, North Oak
T. B. Meinhover
Fay Harding
Fargo
Fehlhaber
Minnesota
Quast
Dr. Wolverton
Emma Schatz
G. Schatz
J. Graf
Chris Albrecht
Ed. Tempel
Farmers’ State Bank
Hans Thingelstad
Linjton
Adv
Carl Vorlander
State OF
North Dakota
German American State Bank
F. L. Buttler and
C. ©. Bottler
District Court
Ammons County
Armstrong & Cameron, Attornyn
P. O
Mats
W. F. Dodd
Political Cards
O. M. Vie
N. Dak
Republicao
Livona
Geo, Buverly
Chris. Albrecht
C. J. Bieber
Chas. L. Stedman
Seeme
Temvik, North Dakota
Toledo
Northwestern Motor CO
K. L. Meier
Jacob Schall
R. U. Brown
Nordak
Fred Gau