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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
6
Local nursery promotes beds and vegetable planting with a wide selection of Geraniums Heliotropes Marguerites Petunia Pansies and other varieties. It highlights pot grown vegetable plants offering faster yields and earlier crops including cabbage cauliflower celery eggplant peppers and tomatoes with specific prices and varieties.
The event started an hour behind schedule with Dr. Baer and H W Allen as receiving committee at Kintyre. The Elks Band from Bismarck performed two numbers before a chicken dinner served by Woodmen Circle ladies. McDonald's orchestra provided music during and after the meal as speeches followed. An airplane circled and landed in Naramore's pasture before the crowd dispersed. A 3:30 ball game between Kintyre and Brad dock drew attendees and a W O W hall dance, also with McDonald's orchestra, drew a crowded, successful conclusion.
In a local note the Overland cars are reported habitually stopping on Main Street Sunday evenings. A Friday night party honored Miss Bobbie at her schoolhouse with attendees from Hull including Abel Compaan Mabel B Brekke Cornel Auwema and Ada Nieuwendorp. A few guests appeared tipsy as if caught in a shower.
A local note describes crops thriving after welcome rains and a string of community vignettes. Corneal Moorman is described as sober while Miss Mabel Brekke teaches and Miss Bobbie completes her term. Peter Droog visits home folks and a Hull schoolhouse program is planned for Friday the 28th amid rumors about a southern widow.
The Harold Bach led Million Dollar Band was chosen to play at the American Legion National Convention in Minneapolis on November 10 11 and 12. It was the only band in the convention hall, opening and closing each session. The band performs two novelty concerts in Hazelton on June 16.
Strasburg defeated Linton 24 to 8 on Strasburg grounds after Linton fielded a weakened lineup due to workers. Ruede pitched for Linton and Klein for Strasburg, with Strasburg hitters launching seven home runs in the game.
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