Linton Loses First Practice Game In Windy clash
Linton and Strasburg met in a practice game marked by a fierce wind that hampered batting and fielding. Lang pitched well for Linton with regular Angell arriving next Sunday to join as catcher. Strasburg used a new player who performed fairly. Linton's lineup featured Stewart catcher Lang pitcher F Petrie first base Woods second Becker short Shier third and H Petrie Bertheau and Wickenheiser in the outfield. Linton scored twice in the first and seventh innings while Strasburg tallied three early and in two other innings. Next Sunday Strasburg visits Linton for a non league return game as the season opens. schedule changes were noted after a prior publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sams
Linton
Ihsburg
Strasburg
J. A. Lang
Louis Angell
Stewart
Lang
F. Petrie
Woods
Becker
Short
Shier
H. Petrie
Bertheau
Wickenheiser
Seed liens generate county profits in deeds office
The register of deeds reports a net county profit of 387.25 from filing and recording seed lien contracts this spring. A total of 406 contracts were filed and recorded and 84 filed only, with fees set by law at 1.25 for filing and recording and 0.25 for filing only.
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Register of Deeds Office
Register of Deeds
Stme
Irvine
Linton Special School District Elects Two Board Members
Voters in Linton Special School District will elect two board members on Tuesday June 6. Notices of election have been published. The item notes the board positions and signals official preparation, though text includes garbled fragments.
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Linton Special School District
Board of Education
Free Press
Mickie McConville
DuHeaume
Cence
Former Senator Gronna Dies in Lakota North Dakota
Asle J. Gronna 64 former United States senator from North Dakota died at his Lakota home after cancer surgery in Rochester Minnesota. He is survived by his wife three daughters and two sons. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Lutheran church with services and viewing listed. Gronna born 1858 in Iowa, spent early years in Minnesota and Dakota territory, and held local office before serving in the U.S. Senate from 1905 to 1911.
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Lakota
N. D
Rochester
Minn
Asle J. Gronna
United States
North Dakota
K. F. Corwing
Washington, D. C
C. W. Lewis
Gronna
Farmers Merchants State Bank
House of
Legislative Assem‘bly
North Dako‘ta
Territorial Assembly
North “Dakota
2Tate
Taxpayers' wrath on county bridge contracts exposed
The Record accuses the county engineer and Linton Bridge Construction Co. of favoritism and contract violations. It charges letting bridges with little competition, delayed work, and improper payments. It cites specific instances, political maneuvers, and pending election implications as evidence of mismanagement and pressure on officials.
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Linton Bridge Construction Co
League
Fogle
Mill
Old Top
County’ Board
Linton Bridge Construction& Co
Hague
O’donald
O. K
the Bridge Company
E.D. Fogle
County Day
Free Press
Local teams ready to compete for purses
Strasburg Hazelton and Linton are expected to take part. Purses range from 75 to 125 dollars for winning teams. Pollock and Strasburg have signaled willingness to participate. The matter is under committee consideration as plans are made for an event in July.
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Strasburg
Hazelton
Linton
Pollock
Anasset
Einto Fe
Lots of Rain Brings Hope for Emmons County Crops
Emmons county has endured seven years of crop famine but now sees potential seven years of plenty. Spring conditions are ideal with ample rainfall. central areas received several soaking rains and Tuesday night covered the entire county. Ground moisture runs deep from late fall and winter snow. Surface soil moisture improves and wheat seeding is complete, promising a good start.
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Emmons
Nine Month Diplomas of Honor Awarded in County School Notes
County school notes list nine month diplomas of honor to Sadie Nieuwsma Cornelius Nieuwsma Willie Dyk Bakker Twylah Laing Samuel Abel Schultz and many others from towns including Kintyre Burr Oak Linton and McCulley. Three month certificates awarded to a wide group including Clayton Stevens Anna Jackson Frances Jackson Helen Jackson and Amos Kief fer with numerous other students. Reading Circle awards and various seals given at McCulley and Cherry Grove. Velma Ford hosts a basket sale at Gayton No 4 to support Near East Relief. Eighth Grade Finals set for May 26 at multiple locations with teachers named in each district.
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Sadie Nieuwsma
Cornelius Nieuwsma
Willie Dyk
Bakker
Twylah Laing
Samuel
Abel Schultz
Kintyre
Rosie Dudtke
Linton Special
Melvin Larvick
McCulley
Lillis
Lawrence
Marjorie Earlywine
Burr Oak
Clayton Stevens
Anna Jackson
Frances Jackson
Helen Jackson
Amos Kieffer
Glanavon
John Hasper
Celia
Ella Nieuwsma
Cora
Hattie Renskers
Florence Heun
Arthur Wolf
Mae Chilson
Rosie Schlecht
Ethel Hanson
Katherine Moch
Josephine Salthe
Hannah Schultz
Kintrye
Mildred Seaquist
Cherry Grove
Robert Skinner
Lucille
Helen Otterson
Clarence
Earnest Benedict
Danbury
Beulah Buck
Elbert Lar
Mildred Chilson
Velma Ford
Gayton No. 4
Ochal School
Strasburg
Hague
Union No. 6
Eva Stewart
Teach‘er
Court ‘House
Linton
Temrink
Hazelton
Braddock
Logan
Carrine Knudson
Adeline Solberg
Lincoln
Mabel ‘Stubbs
Gertrude Lommel
Pei
Laura Buck
Livona
Liberty
Annie
Norman
Cherry
Ford
Lacnard
Schools of Inellection for the new eee eke
Magistrates and local officials prepare guidance for a new educational program amid shifting governance. Officials stress need for clarity on roles while schools seek guidance on funding, curriculum, and oversight.
Legion Special Meeting Plans Decoration Day Events
A Legion meeting is set for Friday May 12 at 8 30 PM to arrange the Decoration Day program and other business. A speaker is being arranged, a town parade to the Cemetery will be held, and ex service men from G A R Spanish American and World War are urged to attend in uniform. Delegates to the state convention will be elected at a future meeting, with notification to all members. Poppy Day occurs Saturday May 27 with fund raising by young ladies and the Ladies Auxiliary. Claims for compensation or vocational training must be filed before Aug 9. Service Officers from Hazelton and Linton are available. A drive to encourage government insurance is launched and National Commander and Judge Landis will attend the Devils Lake Convention.
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The
Legion
Geo. Monteith
Hazelton
A. H. Irvine
Linton
Veteran’s Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
of the
Judge Landis
Devils Lake
County Agent Work To Be Voted On At Primaries
Emmons county voters will decide June 28 on continuing cooperative agricultural extension work funded by state and federal aid. The county pays about 1,800 dollars annually, with agreement from the Agricultural College to supply the balance. If rejected, county agent service ends July 1 and aid ceases.
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Dudi
H. O. Sauer
Emmons County
State Extension Division
The
Agricultural College
Darlin
United States
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Africa
Ares
Kenzie
McKenzie
Congress
Sind
United’ States
Linton Bridge
Antileague Organization
the League
Heselton
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