Local notes from Linton area residents and visitors
A long list of daily movements and social visits across Linton and nearby towns. Names include O Donaldo, Angell, Klaudt, Chesrown, Fogle, Intrelt, Heyerman, Shier, Briggle, Lynn, Albertson, Hanson, Miller, DeBoer, Junge, Bauman, Crimmins, Glatt, Hendrix, Vossler, Adam, Bechtle, Rowerdink, DeFrance, Kruger, Gearin, Dow, Hans Hanson, Droog, Heinrich, Coventry, Seeley, Seeman, Barger, and others with travels to Hague Strasburg Zeeland Westfield Beaddock Fort Yates Hazelton McKenzie and more, plus a band bazaar, church event, and school banquet details.
Memorial Day events and town notes in Linton
Memorial Day plans include a Napole on address by the record man and a poppy display. Legion and G A R parade details, food donations, and civic notices. Local visits, arrests, marriages, and travel reports fill a busy page with community updates and upcoming events.
Cream Station Ad Offers Cash Rewards and Trial Request
Cream Station north of Bazar Store advertises the highest cash market price for cream with a 2 cent cash dividend and 18 cents cash for eggs. The ad states a trial is requested and lists Mrs. Leona Parsons as the station in charge, dated June 25 to June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazar
Leona Parsons
Adg
Maz
Admission Price And Rules For Local Baseball Games
The base ball season will charge forty cents for admission. Under Emmons-Logan Co league rules no spectators may enter the fence and players must stay on the bench or in the dugouts when not at bat or in position. The grand stand will be free to spectators due to this rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons-Logan Co
June Intensive Start at Dakota Business College
F. L. Watkins, president of Dakota Business College in Fargo North Dakota, explains the June start seeds a business mindset as the school year begins during the market peak. He notes graduates often find work in winter and even in slow months, with Elizabeth Stajgr recently employed by the U.S. Veterans Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. D
Business Lodge
Elizabeth Stajgr
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
F. L. Watkins
Pres
Front St
Alluminium Substituted for Copper Thorns in Mills
A historical note states aluminum replaced copper in thorn-like devices described as capable of explosions in flour mills. It cites a case on record where sugar dust caused an explosion, highlighting industrial dust hazards and safety concerns in milling operations.
Cleaning Advice for Stain Removal on Fabrics
Advice suggests applying olive oil or butter to cover old paint stains, then using chloroform in a circular motion to remove the stains. Claims the method will not injure wool or cotton fabrics.
Fragmentary wedding gift remark from a rushed guest
A short exchange notes a guest who saw only a few expensive gifts at a wedding. The line implies a focus on abundance and status, with a sly remark about the lavish presents and the overwhelmed sponsor. The tone hints at social commentary on display and generosity.
Trouble-Makers Swarm Senate Theorist Proposes Mexico Damages War
Hopkins Adams reports on a Senator King influenced plan to blockade Mexico and demand half a billion dollars in damages. The piece notes private debt-collection navies are fading and public opinion opposes warlike artificial stimulants amid current pacifist sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
King
Mexico
Statesman
Utah
Ee Hopkins Adams
Bids Sought for Frame School House Reconstruction
Bids are invited for the construction of a frame schoolhouse No. 3 located south of Linten, township 4e8 range 74. Sealed bids due Friday June 15 and opened at a county building. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check for the bid amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prida
Acook
Eid
Reunion of the G A 5 lines near collapse and embezzlement cases
The article describes a veteran reunion scene with lines thinning and death, then shifts to a financial scandal. It lists witnesses in an embezzlement case tied to the Scandinavian American Bank, including O L Engen and others, plus indictments against Lofthus and Christianson and details of bank capital and drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of North Dakota
Pence Dons
League
O. L. Engen
L.C. Reep
N. Os
F.C. Heaton
A. Ee
Spees
M. W
E. Lofthus
J. E. Hyde
P. C. Haldorson
Arthur LeSueur
Porter Kimball
B. H. Aaker
Emma Lane
Jane Nysidkin
J. W. Bristow
Prosper State Bank of Prosper
People’s State Bank
Casselton
Banking Department
Lemke
Christianson
Hée
State Banking Department
Far Rei Boats Cited In Slanting Mast Observation
A historical note remarks that masts and funnels of vessels are seen slanting backward without a clear cause. The observation focuses on ship design appearance rather than functional explanation.
Legion Memorial Day Parade and Meeting Notice
Pursuant to orders from Nationals a Legion post calls all Civil War Spanish American Philippine Insurrection Indian War veterans to Memorial Day events on May 30 at 10:00 in uniform. The G. and will guest the Legion in parade and platform. A special post meeting May 30 at 7:30 P M will elect delegates to the State Convention.
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Legion
Boy Scouts to Hike Weekend Outing from Church
Arrangements are made for a Boy Scout troop to hike on Friday. They will parade outside the Episcopal church at 1 30 p m, under the assistant scout master at 2 p m. Each boy should bring two blankets and warm underwear. They will stay until Saturday for at least three meals.
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Episcopal Church
Assistart
Lemke and Twelve Others Named in Vel Others Case
Fragments indicate Lemke and twelve others are involved in a Vel Others matter dated to a two month period immediately before the state bank action. The text remains fragmented but ties these individuals to the priorbanking event and suggests ongoing inquiry or legal action.
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Din Aah
Wil
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John ‘O’donald
Hague
Henry and
Rennie Klaudt
Zeeland
Frank Chesrown
E. D. Fogle
Bismarck
Arnold Intrelt
Westfield
Linton
Wm. Heyerman
Peter Shier
LaDelle Briggle
Hazelton
Geo. Lynn
Ashley
P. L. Albertson
Supt. Hanson
Sh ~ Miller
Hazel
Peter DeBoer
Baby
Strasburg
A. N. Junge
Dave Crimmins
Glatt
C. E. Hendrix
Adam. Vossler
Gus Person
Wm. Beard
Braddock
Mrs. C. Rowerdink
John DeFrance
Ed. Kruger
Mrs. Gearin
Oriska
Ladies’ Aid of
M. E. Church
R. Rossum
Kintyre
Plymouth Rock
Hans Hanson
Mrs. Dow
Mandan
Maccabee Lodge
Gottlieb Bechtle,Sr
Tuttle
Singer Sewing Mch. Co
Adyv
Mélmo
E. H. Smith
Chas. Coventry
Seeley’s
Ady
Fred Droog
Hull
Mrs. Droog
Fred Heinrich
Braddock and Vicinity
Oliver
Motor Inn
N. D— Ady
Kruger
Germain
Miss Solberg
John Lindseth
Beaddock
Adyv. Ag
L. D. Seeman
Mrs. Barger
H. O. Batter
Margaret Macnider
Wycoming
A. H. Irvine
H. A. Armstrong
Vincent Meier
Otto
McKenzie
Mrs. Fuherer
Flora Hermann
Fergus Falls
Minn
J. A. Lang
Strasburg and
of. Linton
Hubert Miller
Indiana
Ellendale
Harold, Crowley
Nora O’donald
Jane Rudd
Edith Pitcher
Ron
Randal
Tegze
Davies
McIntosh
8. D
Werrean
Fred Gau
Bataer
Clausen
M. Py . Barger
Mickie
Napoleon
Legions
Jacob Herr, Jr
J. L. Schlinker
Schaffer Bros
Chas. Carley
Oakes
Capelle
Temvik
D. M. Paul
Selby
Janes Miller
Lanton
Frances Meier
John Shenkenberger
Gillespie
H. C. Lynn
Steele
Louise Schmitt
Edyth Oberg
Steele School
Miss Schmitt
Junge
Anton Nagden
Cliff Bader
Dale
Thos; Jones
Jitney
California
R. Lewis
Odeass
Rochs
the Baptist i Sinister
Sylvia O’donald
Claude Turley
Corydon
Ind
Emmons County
W. O’donald
Turley
Fife
American Légion
Otto T. Becker
John D. Meier
Harry C. Lynn
Record Family
H. N. Turner
Pine City
Aland
WHITE
Sterling
Linton House
Yellowstone
A. R. Corwing
Ninette M. Lowater
E. Bartee’ Dee Eee
Dakota
Townley
Lofthns
State Supreme Court
Lofthas
Peesen
Invel
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