Emmons County Record notes local happenings in Linton
The paper recounts visits and arrivals in Williamsport and Linton by Miss Libbie Roop and Miss Franklin, Dr Pettit and others, plus farm news. It reports bridge washouts on Long Lake creek near Beaudry's, Hart contesting McGillis claim, and a July gathering at Uncle Dan Long’s to plow for the old man. It notes railroad chatter, a convictive penitentiary sermon scene by Rev. Schaffnaur, and various Winchester and Danbury correspondences with local civic items and floods.
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Uncle Dan Long
Williamsport
Bismarck
B. Haffnaur
Dickinson
Schaffnaur
CROP IS PROFITABLE Strawberries need well drained moist soil
Professor Waldron explains early spring planting with 2 by 4 foot spacing, thinning runners, and mulching with seed-free straw. He notes windbreaks help yields, outlines bed renewal after harvest, and lists top varieties Warfield Sample Senator Dunlap among thirty four tested, with Dunlap best on hardness and quality.
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C. B. Waldron
North Dakota Agricultural College
Warfield
Tennessee
Prolific
Emperior
Senator Dunlap
Sample
Wm. Belt
Bedter Wood
Drouth King
New York
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination in Emmons
E W Chase announces candidacy for Emmons County Sheriff on the Republican ticket. He has lived in the county over twenty five years and asks voters for support at the June 26 primary election, inviting inquiries about his honesty from longtime residents.
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Emmons County
E. W. Chase
Sidney F. Smith announces candidacy for state legislature
Paid advertisement from Sidney F. Smith of Steele dated February 21 1912 announces his bid for the lower house from Kidder and Emmons counties. He seeks Republican nomination in the June primary and pledges a thorough campaign and public welfare service if elected in November.
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Kidder and
Emmons
Repulican
Steele
Sidney F. Smith
Ward Advertisement Announces Judge Winchester Run
The Hon. Walter H. Winchester authorized the Emmons County Record to announce his candidacy for renomination as Judge of the Sixth Judicial District North Dakota. He seeks voter support at the June primaries under district authority and party process.
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Ward
Walter H. Winchester
Emmons
Sixth Judicial District of
North Dakota
Sheriff Candidacy Ad for Emmons County
Peter Shier announces re election bid for Emmons County Sheriff subject to Republican primary on June 26 1912. He urges support from voters who approve his four year tenure and compliance with legal term limits dated April 14 1912.
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Ald
Emmons County
Lester Briggle for County Superintendent of Schools
Ward advertisement from Lester Briggle urging support in the primaries on January 26. He pledges progressive educational principles and impartial service, asking voters to decide by conscience for the best interests of all schools.
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Ward
Lester Briggle
Jane
Irwin Seeks County Treasurer GOP Nomination
W. O. Irwin announces his candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket, subject to voters at the June primaries. He streams his pledge to win the office through the party process and general election.
Republican candidate for Emmons County schools supe
The author, Mrs Kate Savage, declares as a Republican candidate for superintendent of schools. She notes ten years teaching in city schools and seven years in rural schools, with experience in graded and high schools. She pledges to devote undivided time and attention if nominated and elected.
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Emmons County
Kate Savage
County Judge Seeks Re-election in Emmons County North Dakota
A candidate for re-election to the office of County Judge of Emmons County North Dakota announces she will seek the Republican primary nomination in June. The statement emphasizes the candidate's intent to serve subject to voters' will and the party process.
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Emmons County
North Dakota
Temvik North Dakota News Notes
Frank Streeter of Linton visited Temvik on Monday. John Weber builds a barn north of his house. J B Davis, Temvik hotel man, traveled to Linton on business Monday. Holm family visited with Rev Cabbage northwest of Hazelton. Zunkel, Reinhold, and MissRachel Davis attended Methodist services in Linton Sunday. Surveyors report progress at camp sixteen miles east of Temvik. Franz Tempel plans a large 38 by 38 feet residence, likely the town’s largest. Rev Wiley preached at the schoolhouse. Arbor Day observed with trees planted around schoolyard. Ruth Sherwood and Reginia Farrell visited Hazelton. Miss Sherwood toured local schools. Anthony Reinhold of Lodge Pole, S C, visited E P Zunkel and family, returned to Linton. Rural carrier Curtis Weaver appointed for Hazelton Route No 2, starting May. Mamie Chamley to Faulkton S C for her brother’s wedding. John Isaac to supervise primary room in her absence. Christina Pudwill and Lydia Klein visiting and assisting at Davis hotel. Tim Vick.
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Frank Streeter
Linton
John Weber
J. B. Davis
R. E. Holm
Cabbage
Hazelton
E. P. Zunkel
Reinhold
Rachel Davis
Franz Tempel
Temvik
A. M. Wiley
Ruth Sherwood
Reginia Farrell
Miss Farrell
Miss Sherwood
Anthony Reinhold
Lodgepole
S. C
Milwaukee
Mr. Zunkel
Charlie DeWitt
Leave to Print Definition in The Washington Star
The quote explains leave to print as a device enabling a man to pretend he delivered a speech in congress and allows friends to act familiar with its contents. The exchange cites a woman’s question and Senator Sorghum’s witty definition.
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Senator Sorghum
Congress
Washington Star
Geography Lesson Riddle Stumps Pupils in London Chronicle
A geography question in the London Chronicle asks a pupil to name what is on the left hand when facing south. The small boy thinks and answers with fingers on his right hand, stating fingers are on the left when the back is to the south.
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Smail
London Chronicle
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Beaudry’s
Frank Hart
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Wm. Pagel
Winchester
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Ida Roop
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Walker
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Holland Settlement
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S.D
Old Winchester
St. Paul
Chicago
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W. O. Irwin
King Corn
Will’s
Pioneer Seed House
Oscar H. Will & CO
NO. Dakota
Temvik, North Dakota
Curtis Weaver
Hazel
Ton
Mr. Weaver
Mamie Chamley
Faulkton
John Isaac
Christina Pudwill
Herreid
Ray Benedict
Davis Hotel
Mari
Onlhauser
Dak
Dray
Seria
Department of the Interior
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Anna Anderson
Charles H. Carley
Arthur Muckler
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Ohio
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Inom T. Chaney
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Andrew Hanson
Ohlo
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U. 8
Nathaniel Flegel
Fifth Principal
Charles B. Carley
William J. Bechtle
Henry Wittmayer
Daniel J. Bechtle
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Charles H. Smith
Grace Richards
Mary Richards
Francis Richards
William Richards
Thomas Jones
Charles Hi. Smith
Linted
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Thones Doves
Een Guardian
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Apris Mg
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William Platsch
Howestead
Section 12
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District Court
Chilmant
Jakob Haid
Charles E. Green
Heinrich Hoff
Charles B Carley
Frank G. Bengston
Andrew Hansen
Scott Cameron
Frank G. Bongston
Andrew Haansen
Prank G. Bengston
Famous
Charles RB. Carley
A. D. Wie
Emmons County Record
Charles BR. Carley
Tempelton State Bank
Gottlieb Schatz
General Merchandise
ER. M. Larvick
Harry Haugle
Linton, North Dakota
The
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A. L. Briddell, Mgr
J. J. Huse
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