25 May 1911
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
1
A North Dakota dispatch notes Williston held a clean-up day with a local buyer paying a cent per dozen for tin cans. About 3 600 cans were gathered on a vacant lot and photographed, highlighting city efforts to curb litter amid broader state concerns.
A Hebron man killed a coyote den mother and ten cubs. Other items note a wholesale house moving into the Old Northwest Hotel in Bismarck and a stalled traction engine delaying a passenger train. A bicycle girl suffers torn clothing, Judge Winchester plans to transfer a case, and local police handle a threat to a woman by the river. Frank Howard and Henry Bondy receive prison terms for theft from a boarding car. Ed Crowell sent to Mandan reform school. Legal blanks are offered for sale by The Record.
Hazelton reports Mrs. Joseph Kaufman ill with diabetes and Nels P. Anderson planning an extended western trip to Spokane and Seattle. Harry Eby suffers inflammatory rheumatism while Miss Minnie Leazott visits Hazelton from Superior Wisconsin. Mrs. L. D. Briggs suffers a severe scalding accident and faces weeks of recovery. The Moose club moves to Hull building, J. B. Crowell plans a restaurant in vacated Yeater hotel rooms. Mrs. H. O. Batzer and son return from Minnesota with her mother-in-law. Banker Herman ends bachelorhood blues after two months.
A light rain aided crops near Pollock while residents from Winona and Linton visited, and Emmons county officials noted dryness. A boy sustained a hand wound from a rifle. local pig sales in South St. Paul topped at 6.15 per cwt. Deaths of two Westfield women, Abel Compaan and John Stam, were reported with funerals held. Hague reports a severe rain and hail storm washing crops and filling the nearby lake to four feet.
John Albrecht Sr of Section 30 Township 133 Range 77 Sand Creek County offers a liberal reward for information leading to the recovery of a three month estrayed gray pony mare weighing about 1000 pounds with no brands.
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