30 May 1907
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
1
May notes report a new school bell arrival and a Fourth of July planning gathering at the drug store. The piece covers visits from Sweden and Sioux City residents, a farm accident and a death in Chicago, a local dance, changes in town clerks, a rain-delayed baseball game, and community fundraising for the ball team.
Hankinson seeks militia company formation while Poole urges each unit to take a prize range. Farmers rally around crops with high wheat prices and stock attention. Mandan to receive 5000 cattle for Indian reserves. large farm trends shrink. A New Rockford report flags red headed woodpeckers injuring trees. Bisbee teachers clash over plays.
Hazelton residents J J Roop and S B Kurtz left for a business trip to Minneapolis and St Paul. Mrs C Winterton left for Taylor due to illness in her brother’s wife. Catholics plan a Hazelton ball on June 14 with music and supper. Frank Goughnour earned harvest wages digging prairie wolves, collecting bounties. K E Leiser arrived to help with carpentry, linked to Emmons County pioneer Billy Margach. Levi Wright found Canadian train arrival delays. returned home. A costly runaway near Hazelton injured a horse and killed another after a wire fence collision.
Correspondence of the Record notes spring planting and airing as residents greet the season. Laura Fiske visits Washburn with Mrs Bo Davies. Major Ielden and Mr Boosey travel to Mandan for Senator Voss funeral. J M Carrignan elected baseball manager and Geone Nelson captain. I J Reedy travels to Fargo for court then to Chicago to see his son.
May 24 1007 notes from the Tracy farm report homestead proof and witnesses. Catholic families attended church in Linton. Mrs. McCormick and Grandma Green noted ill but improving. Miss Lettie Exposeth and brother John arrived from South Dakota to claim nearby land. Forty attended Jennings home services but preacher was absent. Sunday school continued.
Newspapers in the region cover last week’s Dall game with accurate friendly notes except for Billy Shepard’s report in the Linton Advocate. Shepard’s party boasted speed and wagers, while a lay mare with distinct markings is offered for sale by James Srewanr in Dale New Jersey with a notice to call and claim charges.
The Motel Kilmer sits in Lin ton’s business section, offering a convenient stop for commercial travelers seeking lodging and easy access to nearby commerce.
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