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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
1
A digest of farm yields and conditions across the state includes flax and oats per acre reports, cattle interests, and a drive for better tree planting. Ferry concerns at Fort Rice loom with possible closure. local incidents include a child injuring a foot on a cartridge and a roadside tack incident.
Geo McKay of Glanavon visits Pollock on business. Mr and Mrs G W Tracy stay with Hal Tracy in Dale. Biesheuvel family quarantined again with light smallpox. J J Roop of Bismarck for International Harvester visits Pollock briefly. Chas Pulling Houchins Stout Stowell visit Dale by car. Mrs Thos Kieffer of near Winona falls ill with pulmonary hemorrhage. Shockey sends her to Linton then Bismarck hospital.
A six year old brown draft stallion is for sale at 250 dollars cash or trade for costs. The animal’s get can be seen in the neighborhood. Interested parties may contact at the provided address in township 129 range 75, residence 2228, apb8 ting Stet, 7 m ague.
Linton opened the 1913 campaign at home and defeated Pollock 12 to 6 before a record crowd. Sharp hitting and base running fueled a fast game, with Linton tallying early and seizing lead after Pollock’s six run outburst in the fourth. Next Sunday Hazelton visits as the locals promise more action this season.
May events and updates from Braddock include school closing May 28 and residents traveling to Bismarck Twin Cities trips. Local births, illnesses, hospital visits, and farm notices are listed along with road and phone line meetings and a small classified sale. Notable names include Ole Sterslee, M J Witram, Fritz Argast, E B Davis, T P Lee, and Sen. Allen.
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