Devils Lake flour drive aids Belgium relief
A carload of flour made in Devils Lake will be shipped next week to Belgium sufferers. Readers opened subscriptions for a sack or several sacks of flour.
26 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
1
A carload of flour made in Devils Lake will be shipped next week to Belgium sufferers. Readers opened subscriptions for a sack or several sacks of flour.
Nearly new two story residence for sale or trade just south of Templeton bank. Includes two fifty foot lots and is in fine condition. Owner F B Streeter from Linton ND notes optional trade.
A list of backers for next summer's Chautauqua includes J. H. Reamer W. C. Wolverton I K Schilling W F Hageman A N Junge A H Irvine F B Irvine E Jampolsky F B Streeter Carl Varlander W O Irwin Z Norman A M Britts J D Meier Thos Jones F J Pietz Geo W Lynn L D Seeman J A Lang John R Snyder E D Fogle C B Carley A Obermeier H N Turner.
Notice seeks owner to prove property and pay charges for two stray pigs found three and a half miles west of Strasburg. Postmaker lists residents and witnesses including Gerbrand Goldberg and Nyla Atha among others, with names of local children as identifiers.
Meetings held the first and third Thursday of each month at 418:30 pm for visiting brothers in good standing. Invited members include H. Irvine, C., Joan Meirk, K. of 8. & 8.
A brown linen apron with waterproof rubberized pockets, five sections and bias-bound flaps, plus a matching linen handkerchief case and a work bag. The apron uses a 20 by 14 inch piece with five pockets and decorative pink and blue embroidery accents on the case.
The article describes two new bag designs using Dresden and striped or figured ribbons. One bag uses a pasteboard oblong box covered with silk and ribbon to form a long opera-glass case style, while the second is a wide ribbon strip sewn to form a bag with a gut-laced drawstring top.
Hazelton notes show Representative Elect Geo Nara more visiting from Braddock last Thursday. Dr Snyder returned from the Twin Cities with Xmas goods. Rev and Mrs Jampolsky and Miss Jenanette Jampolsky visited Linton relatives. Mrs Armstrong went to Bismarck for goiter surgery. Laura Balch earned nursing honors at Mandan Hospital. Mattie and Bart Kurtz visited Fargo and Minneapolis, traveling by Kurtz auto to Sterling for trains. Harry Larson sought postmaster candidates. W H Malloy resigns rural carrier job for health. Dr C L Phillips and P H Ryan form livestock firm P H Ryan & Co. For sale two registered Shropshire bucks. Pearson, Braddock.
Braddock items report N L Scroggin returning from St Paul business trip M McCormick visiting Bismarck friends Adolph Schott learns of his father’s death in Stockton Minn at age unknown Catholic Ladies Aid Ball at Cole Hall a success Braddock band and musicians perform P P Levine returns from South Dakota trip first out of state in 30 years praising grain prospects in North Dakota neighbors honor H A Reamann 25th wedding anniversary Chas Busch dies at 62 in Braddock Central Hotel with eye loss years ago House sale offered by M G Schmidt Linton N D
Matt Gillespie repeats sixth grade as Otto Maier moves to fifth. Elva Pettis leaves for South Dakota with parents. Homeless children fund collects 2.70. Fargo Children’s Home drive nets 3.26 from high school and 3.25 from second primary. Basketball opener at Ashley set for Nov 26. New dissecting microscopes added to Botany. School board toured rooms. library hours 4 p.m. Monday Wednesday Friday. North Dakota Library Commission holdings about 100 volumes.
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