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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
4
John Biddlecomb traveled from Glan Avon yesterday while many locals, including M P Kaiser from Braddock and J Feist from Hague, visited Linton. A steady stream of residents and travelers such as Haggard, Aberle, Keller, and Horner were listed with frequent trips to Hazelton, Strasburg, and Bismarck, plus notes on naturalization actions and band activities.
Mickie Says travels to visit family while Mrs. Gillespie plans to return. State's Attorney McCurdy and Attorney Cameron attended a court term in the area. Efforts to lay out a temporary ball ground east of the depot for local practice. Maccabees ladies host a snowball dance at the Pavilion. Mrs Eugene Fenelon elected first state executive of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion. Edholm Persson receive citizenship papers. others witnesses. A phonograph installation impresses at Beck and Paradise. James Herr and Marie Muench wed at the Baptist church. Coventrys visit Bismarck. Eva Johnson joins on trip home. Lin ton youths attend a Strasburg dance. O Brien's orchestra to play at the Linton pavilion.
In Washington diplomatic circles debate centers on US equal rights with the Allies in disposing of former German overseas possessions. France Italy Japan and Britain are cited as open to the American principles, while concerns over practical application and regional cases like Yap and Danzig are discussed amid talk of a Washington conference.
Officials debate whether American involvement should be limited to areas of special interest like cable facilities in Yap or extend to all mandates worldwide. The aim is to determine the scope of Washington's voice in mandating territories.
A tornado west of Melissa, six miles north of McKinney, killed five people and injured 25 to 50 as it unroofed a school building housing about 240 pupils. The principal and teachers moved students to the basement, saving all children from harm.
Vienna action directs a minister in Budapest to seek a law removing Charles from throne and another law stripping the Hapsburg family of all succession rights.
A 7-year-old brown mare with no marks or brands, about 1300 pounds, unusually long legs and stiffness in one hind leg, has been on a resident's property since April 17. Last seen on section 10 131 76, four miles northwest of Strasburg. If found, contact the owner with any identifying details.
A bay gelding nine years old with white on the forehead and a cut on the right front foot plus a gray mare nine years old lame in the right hind leg have been missing since April 26 from a farm three miles east of Strasburg. Each weighs about 1000 pounds. Finder should notify Jos H Volk Box 108 Strasburg ND.
Took up at 12 miles east of Linton a dark brown mare weighing about 1100 pounds with white marks on the face and right hind leg. Found near Sebastian Linton North Dakota, about three weeks ago.
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