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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
7
Cho Cho, a renowned health clown and former Ringling Brothers performer, will entertain and educate schoolchildren in Linton and Emmons county Friday at Seeman Park. He blends play with health lessons using props and diet demonstrations to teach proper care.
Mr and Mrs Beseler and family and Marjorie Young dined at the Gus Pearson home. Ruth Hanson and Grace Penoyer spent the weekend with the Pearson family. Mr and Mrs Chas Eaita are moving north of town. Myrtle Fransen helps Mrs John Stant. Mr and Mrs Barty dined with Peter Hanson Sunday. Lincoln No 1 social entertainment yielded a good time. Schott family and Beatrice Reamann visited the Reamann home Sunday.
The Anti-Twnley Forces county committee endorsed Elmer A Anderson to fill the vacancy on the Legislative ticket. He is a prominent local farmer with lifelong county residence and strong honesty praised by supporters. If elected, he pledges to back laws he believes are right and oppose influence by lobbyists.
The First Annual Emmons County Eighth Grade Commencement and picnic are set for Friday in Seeman Park Linton. All 1920 graduates will receive diplomas at 2 p.m. with speakers Miss Bertha Falmer and Pres. Black. A Red Cross Crown show, band concerts, races, and a officers meeting at 10 a.m. Complete with invitation to bring carloads of children.
Republican gubernatorial candidate William Danger will speak in Linton on Saturday June 12 in support of Anti Townlegites. A picnic ball game and amusements will follow with a full report to appear in the Record next week.
The local baseball team met Kintyre on the local grounds last Sunday. Kintyre won 18 to 2 after Linton started the scoring in the early innings.
In the opening innings Linton failed to score as Kintyre started strong. A four hit fourth inning by Kintyre built a lead while Linton erred fourteen times enabling the visitors to pull away. Worms pitched well for Kintyre allowing eight hits and two runs as the home team collapsed. FOR SALE Five room house and barn with two lots in Linton inquire of Dr Wol verton Ady.
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