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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
3
Town notes from Linton include editor Hoagland visiting from Havelton, births and illnesses in Strasburg and Hague, and a scarlet fever quarantine. Local deliveries, court notices, and church events are listed alongside social visits, egg prices, and baseball play with Lang and Krueger.
Tomorrow evening in the Linton opera house the Boys Band, led by Dr. Smith and containing about thirty members, will perform at 7 45. The Aberdeen high school season features Frank Streeter leading in five events at the state meet. Rev. John Bunge reports Eureka plans a new college with $8,000 cash and ten acres of land. Herman Beckhaus and Fred Schaefer attend the Eureka synod. For sale Northwest quarter of Section 17 nearby Linton ND, bargain through W J Christianson La Crosse Wis.
Slogan emphasizes fast, clean service and urges customers to satisfy hunger with Nature’s language of good things. The fragment hints at a grocery or general store promotion promising rapid, pristine offerings.
The district court enters week two of the May term with guilty pleas in two cases. Bierman and Wohl receive five-year penitentiary sentences for attempted rape and incest respectively. Kenney acquitted on rape. Several civil actions proceed. divorces granted for Lattimer and Hogue due to nonappearance. A sanity ruling finds Mrs Staats sane. Malicious mischief conviction in Teuben case. Hull found guilty after present-absent trial. Morford fined and bonded. Grand jury in session. rumors of indictments for multiple county figures under prohibition laws. A historical site purchase discussed by state curator for the old Indian vise jet north of Stanton.
Paeu Abraham Tybensvold aged twenty four died in Hague hospital last Thursday evening at nine o’clock after about a week of illness. Funeral was held under Modern Woodmen of America auspices at Cottonwood with Rev N Wood officiating. Woodmen and Royal Neighbors attended, interment in Linton cemetery after services at M E church and grave. He had lived in the area about a year, employed by O E Burge Elmer Anderson and W J Marchant, with relatives in Norway and one brother at Cottonwood Minnesota.
Five new autos were given last night to Yeater Kurtz Healey Klabunde and Wright. Dr. Snyder plans a summer tour in a benzine wagon. Rural Route No. 1 began service with mail-carrier Wm Malloy. Public notices must now be paid advertising. Dr Wolverton lifted Joe Smith quarantine. J W Thomas sold land to W E Cole. Batzer brothers acquired a Reo touring car. Post office transfer papers filed for Livona with Mrs Keyes to take over duties.
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