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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
5
Town columns report visitors and callers in Linton and Hague, farm land leases at court house, Red Cross activities, upcoming class play and dance, school news, and community updates. Notables include J. Turner from Hull leasing land, Mrs. McLain renewing credits, and George Coventry named county Food Administrator guiding wartime relief.
Arthur Pesder returns to first grade after a three week pneumonia absence. Several students appear on the sick list. The fourth grade honors earners include Ione Raren and others. The fourth grade language class studies poems. Ice cream and cake were served at a girls’ social hosted by Mrs. Art Johnstonbaugh. Junior Red Cross collection netted $7.00. James Pestie moved away. Baby Bonils ownership noted among pupils.
Emmons county school land was leased Tuesday at the Leur House. Of 67 descriptions, 52 were leased at an average of 55 dollars per acre, yielding a total of 2919 dollars and 50 cents for the state school funds.
A listed advertisement offers hat cleaning and reblocking for ladies and men at Eagle Hat Cleaning Works in Bismarck North Dakota. Hats are cleaned by mail with expert workmanship and a price of 100.00.
Taken up notice for a red sow about 85 pounds located 9 miles southwest of Linton in section 4 181 77. Owner please come and take the animal away. Dated May 16. Signed John Possert.
One of the world’s largest wholesale grocers seeks ambitious men to sell direct to consumers for a national brand of groceries teas coffees spices paints oils stock food and more. No experience or capital required. Earn big money with easy sales. Free outfit and selling instructions. Write to John Sexton & Co Illinois and Ingsbury Streets Chicago Ill Red Cross join.
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