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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
1
A Minne Waukan barn struck by lightning killed one and wounded six. North Dakota faces strong spring wheat prospects despite a weak year, with high stockraising and new building contracts. Reports cover barbershop mishap, a bull attack, sheep imports for farms, expanding orchards near Fairmount, fish stocking at Mott, and a tragic double drowning in Marmarth.
Hazelton Happenings reports Dan Morford John Schafer and Floyd Redsaul leave for Canada to work in threshing crews. Prairie chickens scarce hunters inactive, Fred Asch becomes pharmaceutical chief at Snyder pharmacy. Frances Baker heads to Ellendale for school. Lucile Hubbard brides-to-be. Local items cover injuries from threshing, teaching plans, and band instructor offer from Prof. Shaw.
North Dakota plans its Third Annual Industrial Exposition in Bismarck from July 7 to 19. Major farm implement makers showcase deep tillage tools and other better farming devices with visiting demonstrators. Free transportation to demonstrations and field work near Bismarck accompany lectures and literature for hopeful farmers.
Ernest Saville a young farmer names his Emmons county place Ridgville Farm and orders stationery. Others travel to Montreal and Bismarck for family illness treatment and medical care. Local officials from Bismarck visit to discuss three Italians captured here earlier.
Emmons County’s annual fair in Linton, held last Thursday through Saturday, showcased lectures by Gov. L. B. Hanna and experts on silos and seed selection. Speakers urged mixed farming, year round cream, and broader use of corn, with dairy and silo building highlighted as keys to prosperity. The event featured baseball, exhibits, and a notable ladies section, ending with prize lists to be published later.
There are thirty two pupils currently enrolled in the high school. The Linton school had a holiday on Thursday for the County Fair. Inez Walker of the ninth grade will leave Monday for Valley iy to attend the state normal school. Since Miss Voeller arrived work has begun in all high school classes except those lacking books.
Advertises a new fall and winter millinery collection at The Ladies' Store. Promotes extensive quality and value for money and invites customers to call and view choice, with Miss Speer listed as trimmer.
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