03 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
1
A roundup of North Dakota items reports from towns statewide. Mentions football organization, bank conversion, new mills and granaries, homestead filings in New Mexico, road and rail issues, court and firearm debates, and local politics. Notables include Col. C B Little’s senate bid, Mediation of bank robberies, and a Fargo banker’s street scene critique.
Fred Junge received a piano from Stone's Fargo music house last week. A large cattle barn is under construction for August Benz four miles northwest. Several residents traveled or moved, including Mike Woynild, who will move to Washington. W.S. Lee and Bart Lee depart for Iowa visits. a church baptism was held for Carrie Brindle. A prairie fire destroyed hay, started by two young boys left at home.
Pollock residents and Emmons County travelers are noted in a Sept. Progress recap. Ed Pulling buys Joe Benkett’s house. Mrs. S. B. Chilcott is gravely ill. George Peterson from Winona arrives with a fine driving team. A Heyerman boy breaks a hip. Dr. Shockey treats him. Mrs. Ed Irwin suffers typhoid. Charles Pulling plans an auction near Dale before moving to Pollock. Hinds to Burnstad store. John Powers’ son fractures a leg. Dr. Shockey says progress good. Lennon and wife visit Pollock. Morell, a Minnesota heir, to stay and homestead. NP survey near Fort Yates prompts right-of-way moves. graduations next spring. Fenelon, Bloom report land near Milwaukee line claimed. mushroom growth in new towns north toward Mott and Hettinger with brisk business.
Geo Laverly hauled the final lumber load for a new barn. A W Sims visited from Linton with Illinois guests to tour the countryside. J I Roop’s coal sheds were torn down to widen the Victoria elevator site for lumber. LaDelle Briggle left for Ellendale to attend the state manual training school. Miss Nellie Chapman, recently from Bismarck hospital after knee treatment, greeted friends in town.
Two mares described as brown with white front foot and star branded 804 on left leg, and dark brown branded 803 with X on neck. Owner to call, pay charges, and take away. Read in Rye County area.
W. B. Andrus offers seven head of milk cows for winter use with some producing through winter and willing to pay a good price for well cared for stock. Also selling eighteen mixed cattle and some young pigs. Location sixteen miles northwest of Pollock on the stage road to Fort Yates.
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