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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
5
Correspondence lists local trustees and officials plus social news. Names include J oe Baumgartner Fischer Borr Lein and De Witt brief mentions of gas tank work and street grading. Social items note visits from Reich Wachter and Jolb, riding to Temvik, illnesses, dances, and a Memorial Day plans by the American Legion with Rev Parker’s upcoming sermon on the 20th.
Sealed bids are invited by the Wood Township Board of Supervisors for grading a road from the northwest corner of section 9 to the northeast, extending east then north to section 34. Bids due by 2 p.m. June 5 1922. The board may reject all bids. Specifications available from C H Pearson or Anton Grunefelder Braddock ND. ROSING ROSSUM Clerk.
A four year old gray mare with a white left hind foot and a cut forelock wandered from section 14 135 75 around May. Finder should notify George F. Grogan of the ad ve it in Linton North Dakota.
Ton and visitors stopped by John Grenz's home this week. Mrs Meyers, identified as Grenz's sister, was among those visiting.
A wall of short items details neighbors such as Nogle, Opp, Reich, Suverly, Gilman, and Burbage visiting places like Corbin’s and Hazelton, with travels to Fort Rice, Dickinson, and Bismarck. Many appearances at homes, farms, and schools, noting improved conditions as fields turn green and summer activities begin.
Geo W Ryckman of the north area has been very ill for a week and shows some improvement. W L Dornbush Pollock State Bank assistant cashier traveled to Mobridge for a bankers meeting. John Rosa of Glanavon visited the city last weekend. Louie Crowskin the Kenel star pitcher visited town Wednesday. Ben Whitney of Glanavon visited Tuesday afternoon. John Fish of southern Emmons County and John Wilmot of Dale were seen in town Tuesday afternoon.
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