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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
1
The advertisement touts steady growth of the bank since its policy fosters trust among local people who value reliable service. It frames growth as a natural result of community confidence in First Bank of Linton.
Various state items report local incidents and developments from towns like Jamestown Bismarck Fargo Langdon and Minot. Topics include elections safety and polling issues horse losses vandalism burglary land policy schooling and county division debates.
The Hazelton area reports a light brush with winter and bustling town life. Notables travel for work and study, including Dr. J B Snyder returning from the Twin Cities and John G Kindsley pursuing newspaper illustration in Groton SD. A prairie fire scorched hay stacks. Charley Thompson and Clarence Outcutt relocate to homesteads, while Chas Porter suffers a serious hand injury. Carl Borgen dies in Alexandria Minnesota of tuberculosis, leaving a wife and four children. The new Presbyterian church nears completion and Hazelton grows amid store shifts and community notices.
High School notes report twenty enrolled students with new entrants Randolph Westcott and Orlo Bredberg in high school. A lit society meeting November 13 was short but successful. Thanksgiving vacation delays basketball until after finals. glee club planned. A surprise birthday party for Prof Hawkins occurred November 14 with a fountain pen presented. Grades grow with five new pupils and a Thanksgiving program planned for November 24 at 2 o clock.
The Record notes the first literary gathering of the season at John Drayton’s last Saturday night with music readings and recitations. The next meeting is set for November 28 at Ed Pitcher’s with a debate on high license versus prohibition.
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