Growth in Business Linked to Public Support
The steady expansion of our business follows from policy, reflecting public confidence in the service and its value. The message emphasizes trust from customers and the favorable reception of offerings.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
1
The steady expansion of our business follows from policy, reflecting public confidence in the service and its value. The message emphasizes trust from customers and the favorable reception of offerings.
Reports from North Dakota cover stolen hunting dogs in Jamestown endless rink business, new county names, waterworks savings, and public safety debates. Election tensions, criminal libel threats against the Bismarck Tribune, a doctor’s auto accident near Kenmare, and various local incidents populate a wide fall statewide snapshot.
Shortage of lignite causes egg famine in town. A Braddock merchant reports only 850 dollars in sales with 800 in cash. Community notes include travels, weather, new barn plans, a local deer hunt, a church service, and road petitions before county officials.
Community notes recount visits by Mr and Mrs J B Crowell and others to Linton and Minneapolis. A Christmas toy exhibit, school play, charity fair, and church events are announced with plans for proceeds supporting girls basketball, holiday goods, and a festive dinner with a fortune teller at Klabunde's hall.
The Braddock area is urged to await the News verdict on claims that Streeter and Tuttle funded their campaign with boodle and booze. The editor distances Tuttle, praises Streeter and Tuttle as independents, notes prior primary defeats, and asserts the News gave support without accepting money, except a few cigars from John Storey.
A large congregation gathered at the M. E church last Sunday evening. Mrs. C O Smith rendered a solo well and was greatly appreciated. The cornet by Mr. Owens added interest to the services and was appreciated by singers and congregation. Next Sunday evening services start at 7 00 with song service at 7 50 and close at 7 49. An anthem by the chair will be a featured part of the singing.
A holiday gift idea is a photograph from Smith's Photo Studio with dainty pictures at popular prices. Proofs and tilings services are available, with L. A. Weatherby, United States Commissioner, in Linton handling related matters.
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