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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
7
Local correspondents report trustee names and civic items with status on illness and health. Mrs J B Davis improved after quinsy, Ed Gentz family visited Stanton, Carl Fischer and Christ Geier noted as Hazelton visitors, plus many small social updates. A whiskey run was intercepted by a pursuing posse and the bootlegged goods were disposed of. Georgia Lee began school in McIntosh county. Arand and Robinvitch traveled to Herreid on Saturday.
Dorothy Schlecht was seen driving a Dodge Sunday in Temvik. Sunday evening was pleasant after a nice Saturday night. Carl Reich and Christ Renz were in Temvik Friday evening. Edwin Schenkenberger and a couple of girls were out strolling Friday evening. John and Emma Schatz spent Sunday afternoon in Temvik. Jake and John Weber had business in town Sunday evening. Great doings in Temvik last Sunday with bucking horse races and a potato race. Two Hetterly boys were thrown but not badly hurt.
Mrs J J Brokofsky arrived in Kuim NC last Friday with a large assortment of millinery goods. Frank Chesrown and Chas Coventry of Linton were in town yesterday. They listened to a Fort Worth concert and another from Kansas City on the radio. Warren Ryckman suffered a painful leg sprain when a horse kicked him last Monday and consulted Dr Shockey saying no bones were broken. Pollock Progress.
James Wash leaves for Fargo on Thursday to attend high school. A farewell at the school featured light refreshments and a pleasant evening. A Saturday music program by Miss Lina Mandigo’s class was well received, with notable performances by Kintyre students and Mandigo’s readings. Proceeds benefited Union church. Various local gatherings, visits, and farm chores fill the week, including thrashing, bank radio installation, and community notices.
R E Mote of Dennison spent days here visiting farm property and old friends while ER Simon bought a new Oaklar Six Touring car in Bismarck. The K K Klub met with Mrs R H Branen. program featured volunteer numbers and notable articles. Funeral for Sylvia McKane, St Paul, attended after HD Branen learned of her death. Green of Napoleon preached to a good-sized audience Sun night. Attendance for the first month stands at 98 percent with 29 enrolled and Edward Moch expected soon. Primary grades memorized The Sweetest Place and worked on paper folding and drawings. First grade memorized Only One Mother with fruit and animal cutouts. Second grade memorized How do you like to go up in a swing plus The Three Bears poster. Third grade learned September and began Health work with tooth care and Sunflowers for Clytie. Miss Hoof teaches technical music daily. Students learned songs and played games. new Pupils Reading Circle Books supplied to the school. Visitors listed include Mrs M Amphlett Ellendale and several local ladies. Czech Slovakia note and Texas pecan production data at month end.
A former Logan county farmer spent a few days visiting at the home of his brother S. J. Urevig. The visit highlighted family ties and regional ties within the community.
Lavera Hart was absent Friday sick. Thursday a Literary Society formed with officers Prest. Ethel Martin son, Vice Pres. Lavera Hart, Sec. Elma Barta, Treas. Florence Beal. First meeting at High School 7:30 p m Tuesday Oct 3. Some Freshmen with low General Science marks must improve. Cora and Elmer Knudson were absent several days.
The school reports 19 enrolled with expectations of more after peak season. September attendance reached 96 percent. Visitors included Supt. Hanson and others. Grades three to eight studied and illustrated poems by Garland, Waterfowl, Barbara Frietchie, Bob White, and the fable The Fox and the Grapes. Art and music activities centered on themed drawings and C major scale songs.
Hoskins-Meyer in Bismarck North Dakota promotes Kodak prints with a bold claim that their prints do not fade, inviting customers to compare a Kodak album to see no brown fading. The ad emphasizes quality work and durability.
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