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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a regulatory filing related to insurance under a state office. The text references financial figures, a trove and end of the record, and mentions provisions governing powered transactions and March dates. Specific names, places, and clear actions are unreadable.
W. T. Brooks on the sick list amid a run of frosts and mild weather. Numerous townsfolk, professionals, and visitors are mentioned with illnesses, visits, and errands across Linton, Braddock, and Hazelton. A primary election filing deadline looms June 24, while births, stray animals, auto crashes, and church and civic notices fill the community page.
Advertisement notes all steel refrigerators offer superiority and ice cost savings. Smith and Irvine.
Memorial Day union service set for Sunday at 11 o clock in the Methodist Episcopal church. Every city pastor invited to lead as part of a citywide observance.
Around April 15 a dark brown mare colt with a white star on its forehead and a left hind leg wire cut was reported estrayed from section 2-133-77. A reward is offered. At section 23-130-78 in southern Emmons county three more horses have been missing for six weeks: an iron gray mare six years old a light gray mare ten years old and a two month old colt. Five dollar reward for information leading to recovery. Also Kodak Finishing ad placed by studio in Bismarck.
Announcement from new Linton bakery owner explains rental of the shop from Andreas Kelsch and improvements to offer candies, soda fountain, and a full pastry and bread lineup. Patrons are invited to visit and get acquainted.
Weather permitting, C. O. Smith, dentist, will be in Strasburg on Tuesday May 26 to perform dental work. Ady.
Taken-up notice for one dark brown mare with a white facial stripe and a wire cut above the right knee. Described as located at Conrad Bollinger's place three miles northeast of Linton North Dakota. Owner to call, pay charges, and take the animal away.
Exclusive agency for limited territory offered for the Doxameter gasoline saver. Apply at once. Retail price 35.00. Liberal commission to capable salesmen. The DOXAMETER CO. Minot North Dakota.
David Sites and family visited friends at Gayton yesterday. Mrs Chas Clark and daughter visited Mrs Lester Briggle over Sunday. Jess Clark moved his family back to his claim in the bottom. Miss Josephine Baker returns from Andrew Irvine's near Glencoe. Mrs George Corbin and baby went to Bismarck for a visit. Joe and Henry Mills finished farming and returned home near Glencoe. Ben Kinbride Lem Ferguson Joe Baker and A W Graybeal were at Ft Rice last Friday. Neighbors of Mr and Mrs Lem Ferguson attended their home Saturday for social chat and dancing.
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