Moving Pictures Saturday Night and Local Notices
Local brief items note moving picture shows at the opera house with music by Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland on May 18 and May 13–18 dates. Mentions Don Tracy the photographer visiting Pollock May 1–18, charity appeals, a Memorial Day plan, and several town movements including home improvements and baseball discussion. Also reports on residents moving, church notices, and a cattle feed delivery city-wide. Local weather hints and garden tips appear amid community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Cowan
Don Tracy
Pollock
Don
Turner
Standard Film Exchange
Chicago
Dust Storm Described As Funnel Shaped Near Hull
A May dust storm near Hull formed a funnel spanning two hundred feet, moving northeast then east and north before ending near the railroad at 5 30 p m. It damaged snow fences along its five mile trek, missing nearby homes by small margins.
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Hague
the Record
Hull
George Volk
Anton Zahn
Juarez Falls to Mexican Insurgents in Street Fighting
Rebels captured Juarez as fighting raged through the streets and a large portion of the city was burned in the latest clashes.
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Juarez
School Notes Ties and Tests Highlight County Contest
Vernon Fischer leaves school permanently. William Rowerdink visits Edward and Gerrit Rooks. Miss McNiel with Miss Paddock at Hazelton. Third grade memorizes Alfred Tennyson poem The Brook. Cornell Bredberg returns to spring farm work. Eighth grade exams May 18 19 and state board May 26 June 2. Genevieve Braddock and Miss Burke's pupils sing at spelling contest. Perfect attendance awards go to listed pupils at two schools. Spelling contest honors include Mary Eberle Hattie McCully Philippena Jangula Maggie Horner. County spelling contest mentioned.
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William Rowerdink
Edward
Gerrit Rooks
Miss McNiel
Miss Paddock
Hazelton
Alfred Tennyson
Cornell Bredberg
Genevieve Braddock
Miss Burke
Anna Carley
Irene Pritchard
Vera Wiley
Chas Chestown
Claude McKit
Frisky Column Skips Into Record Commentary
Correspondent Frisky vows to scribble items for the Record when rested and editors publish. Local items note Walter Nagle driving stage for Peter Baker, Harvey Smith a caller at Frank Gray's, and James Burbage visiting Laverly's. Death reported for Mrs John Madsen in Bismarck from stomach abscess.
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Walter Nagle
Peter Baker
Harvey Smith
Frank Gray
James Burbage
Laverly
Wesley Baker, Sr
Bismarck
Knudtson
George
Charles Johnson
Everett Brant
Bury
Braddock and Linton Contest Name Representatives at State
Alfred Junge of Braddock wins the county contest by a slim margin and will represent Amons County at the state event in Bismarck on May 1. Gertrude Gauss of Linton earns the alternate spot. The piece critiques education focus, notes book titles, and reflects on value and dignity beyond practical training.
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High-Selies
Afred Junge
Braddock
Amons County
Bismarck
Gertrude Gauss
Linton
Carlyle
Becaus
Mrs. Madsen Remembered As Kind Neighbor And Mother
Mrs. Madsen aged forty one of Hazelton died leaving husband and eight children Ella Ralph Clarence Frank Anna Lester Earl and Jerry. She had lived in Emmons county since moving from Ocheveden Iowa and was active in charity. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev S L Hammond officiating and burial in Hazelton cemetery.
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John Madsen
Lismarck
L. H. Briggle
Ella
LaVerne, Minn
Madsen
Hazelton
Ocheveden
Iowa
Emmons County
Mrs. Madsen
Ralph
Clarence
Frank
Anna
Lester
Earl
Jerry
Presbyterian Church
Death of Jesse Niles in Glencoe Community
Jesse Niles peacefully passed away at 4 10 a m May 1 1911 at his home near Glencoe. Funeral services were held at Glencoe church at 2 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev Smith of Stewartdale. The bereaved family receives the community's sympathy in their loss.
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Jesse Niles
Glencoe
Glencoe Church
Smith
Stewartdale
Sikel thanks friends and neighbors for aid in recent trouble
Frank Sikel expresses gratitude to friends, neighbors, and the people of Linton and vicinity for their kind assistance during his recent trouble.
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Linton
Hazelton
Frank Sikel
Lost gelding near Linton details and reward
A black gelding with a white star on the forehead and white hind legs disappeared near Linton around March 1 1911. The roughly 1000 pound horse has no brand and carries no other identifying marks. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. A Bredberg, Linton North Dakota.
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Linton
Bredberg
Linton, N. D
Old Nash Beat the Tories Story From North Carolina
A Greensboro News item recounts how the legendary Old Nash apple brandy turned back a Tory defeat, with a tale of an old woman delivering a jug to the soldiers. The anecdote is linked to theater and state history, illustrating a patriotic rescue in the colonial conflict.
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Old Nash
Nash County
North Carolina
Finance of Matrimony in Wiltshire Tale
A Wiltshire squire jokes with farmer John about his fourth upcoming marriage saying wives brought money but the business of marrying and divorcing has little profit for him.
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Newitt
Markley
Philadelphia
Wiltshire
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Turner’s.Moving Pictures
Kerry’s Musical Comedy Company
Opera-House
Volk
Vincenz Hoffart
E. B. Dwyer
Strasburg
Mrade Bales
The
Dale Country
Peter Horner
Lipton
Beaver Country
Sam Salmonson
Keller
Broly
L. A. Lovelace
Bradley & Vrooman
Linton Bazar
Charley Paulson
Smith & Irvine
Paulson
I. T. Cheney
Pipestone
Minn
Cassel
W. O. Batzer
al. Mikalson
Lucy Hubbard
Nix
R. K. Batzer
A. L. Geil
Cameron
United States
Col
Tuttle
Dawson
Burke - Hanley
Linton Machine Shop
J. I. Case Machine Company
A. L. Briddell
Vernon Fischer
Livona Lingo
Ed. Bucholz
B. McPherson
Joe Baker
Fort Rice
C. A. Carlson
Edith Greer
H. P. Judson
Wests
Clifton Hofee
Erschensteiner
O'Shea
Mhoto-Chemitry
SE. Sheppard
Aeropline
Duchene
Inda-tria Management
J.C. Duncan
Corn Planter
P.P
Jos. Eberle
T. F. Obrien
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