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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

3

Sunday car rides and small town visits noted

Sunday scenes include Albert Hasper visiting Huller's home with a housekeeper while a Lone Ford driver calls on a Lone girl May 9 1920. Betsy Brekke and Miss Boblie plan Wisconsin and Hague trips. locals attend church and travel by Ford roadster.

Albert Hasper Albert Timmer Wonder Bakker Houskeeper Huller Alu Compaan M.bet Brekke M. Boblie Boblie Wisconsin

Local families visit and social events noted

Mr and Mrs Abe Martella and Mr and Mrs Andrew Isichson visit E W Bakers Sunday. Mr and Mrs Claude Harwood spend Sunday at E R Purintuns. Bakers Larvicks and Martellas ship cattle and hogs Monday. Miss Gertrude Toke visits Larsons this week. Miss Ruby Lips weekends with friends in Linton. Neighborhood boys attend stock demonstration at Kurtz's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alex McCulley and Grace call at B L Bakers Sunday. Pie supper and dance at Purintun schoolhouse Friday May 21 with Ruby Lips teaching.

Abe Martella Andrew Isichson E. W. Baker’s Claude Harwood E. R. Purintun S. Bakers Larvicks Martellas Gertrude Toke Larsons Ruby Lips Linton Kurtz’s Alex McCulley Grace B. L. Baker’s

Scribbler News Gap in Braddock Notices Sparks Call for Items

Local note invites readers to submit news as Braddock items have been scarce. Mentions Mrs McCusker and children returning from a ten day visit to Bismarck. Mrs Moen visits Randall with S J accompanying them to Bismarck, returning next day. Mrs Mandigo and baby enjoy a ten day trip home after a brief illness.

Braddock McCusker Bismarck S. Moen Randall W. W. Mandigo Baby Abel Compaan

Local Social Roundup Bridges Bit of News Across Town

Pneumonia cases in town prompt hospital confinement at Bismarck. Plenty of visitors and travel as families and friends meet in business and pleasure trips to Napoleon, Grand Forks, St Paul, and Minot. Notables include the Towle and Long families, Hallie Scroggins visiting Margaret Engleman, and H. D. Johnson returning with a car left at Belfield.

Bismarck Hospital G. H. Towle Bill Wilton Mary Shepherd McCune Napoleon Hallie Scroggins Bismarck Margaret Engleman Frank Long A. N. Ellingson Kintyre H. D. Johnson F. H. Carpenter Lumber Co Belfield H. W. Allen H. W

Braddock Baseball Opens Season With 8 5 Win Over Linton

Susie Illchen called Monday as the Ladies Aid met eight miles west of Braddock for sewing and crochets with a luncheon. Howard Rasmussen from Ticonic arrived to pitch for Braddock this summer and work in the lumber yards. John Anderson returns to Braddock to run the garage and play ball. Braddock beat Linton 8 to 5 despite wind and early pitching troubles, Rasmussen finishing strong. Next Sunday the team travels to Strasburg.

Susie Illchen Smith Engleman Braddock Orrin Lee Howard Rasmussen Ticonic Iowa John Anderson Napoleon John Linton Umps Anderson

Heard in a Cafe Impatient Diner

A Boston Transcript quip from a cafe scene features an impatient diner comparing a salad to a woman, noting the dressing's character. The brief item captures urban wit and social chatter in a newspaper voice.

Walter Boston Transcript

Plea for a Lock of Hair Yields Playful Reply

A famed society woman asked Paderewski for a lock of hair and received a secretary’s note. The reply jokes that since the request did not name the person, Paderewski sends samples including his cook, chauffeur, gardener, and strands from the mattress of Mr. Pullman, owner of the coach used in America.

Paderewski M. Paderewski Gardner Pullman America

Chickens Not Culpable in 25th Anniversary Discussion

Aunt Jerusha muses about killing two Rhode Island Red chickens to mark a twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Uncle John questions blaming poultry for events from twenty five years ago.

Josh Jerusha Rhode Island Uncle John

Peter Shier Relocates Lunch Counter to Britt's Shop

Announcement from Peter Shier states he has moved his lunch counter into Britt's Barber Shop building and requests patrons. Placement notes two weeks in advance in Linton North Dakota.

Linton Ann Noomen Britt’s Peter Shier Adv Linton N. D

Land equity for sale in Section 19 Township 133 Range 74

Security Land Co invites offers for its equity in the SE Y of Section 19 Township 133 Range 74. A mortgage of 1200 dollars rests on the land. Submit offers to the Boyce-Greeley Building in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Township Range Security Land Co Boyce-Greeley Building Sioux Falls S. D

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