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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
2
Assessors busy. visits by Mrs. Farrell and John Barry. Potatoes five inches high. Cerl visits Upper Beaver. census enumerator for North Dakota district named. Railway plans teased. town and county stock and sheep growth noted. local mail routes assigned. several correspondents recount farm losses and weather effects. growth of beef market tied to county outlook.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reuther of Washington D C testifies Peruna cured years of stomach trouble and chronic catarrh after months of use. She says health restored by June and she continues using it during colds to curb catarrhal tendencies and recommends it to neighbors.
J Reamer visited Temvik on business on Tuesday. Miss Sarah Lane showed millinery at the hotel last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Graf went to Bismarck Thursday for shopping. Miss M Raven visited the Albrecht store with millinery. Mr and Mrs W S Rigler and children spent a few days at Lahr North Dakota. The Sunday baseball game between the boys and married men was exciting. Mrs Pitula and her mother Mrs Weber of Artas South Dakota are visiting Mrs Jacob Graf. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lute Harwood Thursday. Mother and son are doing well. Mrs W Ohlhauser and daughter Caroline returned from the hospital in Bismarck. Mr Ohlhauser accompanied them. Mr and Mrs Anton Larson drove to Linton Monday. Mr and Mrs W F Dodd and E H Hardt with Will Hickenbothan arrived from Aberdeen Monday on business and to visit his sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Fred Snyder. he returned to Aberdeen Tuesday.
Correspondents report warm weather and near completion of field work plus house cleaning. John Haverman returns to Hull, Mrs. H. B. Zenk is well and seen Sundays in Hull. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Van Soest on May 14 with father John smiling. Tony Compaan, ill for long, travels to Rochester for an operation. Peter Birza returns home from four months at a Denver sanatorium, welcomed by relatives and friends.
The county superintendent visited seven southern schools last week as seventy schools are in session. State teacher exams were held May 13 and 14 at the courthouse with a list of examinees. Eighth grade exams are set for May 20 and 21 in villages and three rural schools, with about seventy pupils expected. The school year runs July 31 to June 30. Salary reporting rules for teachers changing terms are explained, and Teachers' Insurance and Retirement Fund assessments are outlined for those employed after July 1 1913. Five county children have perfect nine month attendance and received large certificates, led by Hazel Dodd and the Groen siblings, with three months’ perfect attendance certificates awarded to many named pupils.
Bertha Koenig, Harry Koenig, John Winterburg and Leaford Winterburg are recognized for six consecutive months of perfect attendance, highlighting their reliability and commitment.
Hazel Kepford headlines on the Wanter Circuit with a charming rendition of Polly of the Circus. The Old Time Favorite delivers child like humor and distinctive mannerisms that captivate audiences and inspire rich theater possibilities.
Carl Becker, Herbert Weber, Martha Wohl, Quinten Foell were absent the past week with unknown causes. Clara Brush away four days, Julius Bieber back after a week’s illness in Agnes. Many absences last Thursday for Ascension Day German holiday.
Friday May 21 marks the final day of the school year. Absences noted include Tena Colquhoun on Monday and Tuesday, Martin Ohlhauser for three days last week, and Ruthie Rigler who was absent Monday while visiting Lahr North Dakota. A dark brown mare branded 366 on the right hip was found May 7 near Temvik. Owner must call, pay charges, and remove the animal.
May 17 notes Brad Longwell and Mrs Longwell visit Mr Esch on Sunday while the Riggleman visit Bosch home. Cold stormy spell followed. Watkins of Bismarck spoke at Lawler schoolhouse on the 9th and Sunday school canceled due to repairs. Frank Lawler tried to start his father’s gasoline engine last week. the engine resisted until he fiddled with it. Imported Regian Stallion advertised at Sautter’s Barn Service for 15 dollars.
Fred Scott and Kitty Scott appeared before Notary Public W. Hamblin of Dawson County Montana on April 16 1915 to acknowledge and seal the instrument as their free act. The notary public stated his commission expires February 14 1918 and signed the document.
Real estate foreclosure sale notice lists OTT DIDSZUNRIT as mortgagee with sale dates May 13 and June 17. Public auction terms and property details to be announced by the designated clerk.
Delinquent land mortgage in Emmons County North Dakota involves parcel holdings in Section 4 and adjacent lots. The sale outlines due amounts including principal taxes and foreclosure costs with Northern Farm Security Company as mortgagee assignee and Wallace Eyes as sheriff. date referenced as 1915.
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