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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
4
In Town and Out from the Record October 10 1890 reports trips by Ira Young to Bismarck and James Burbage to Bills Port. It notes prairie fires hurting Charley Swanson and losses at John McCrory's ranch, plus local movements of families and officials. Deer and antelope sightings. preparations for winter. local visits to Emmons House and Cannon Ball area.
Support from all parts of the county backs a candidate who is said to know law and vows to be a model official if elected. Friends report confidence he can bring prudent governance and integrity to the position.
North Dakota Emmons County court notices Sarah A. Scott seeks letters of administration for John F. Scott estate. Hearing set for November 6, 1915, at Linton court, citation required for all interested parties to appear and show cause. Publication in Emmons County Record for three weeks.
Temvik Talk records Oct 5 Correspondence of the Record. The Embroidery Club meets with Mrs. T B Meinhover Tuesday. P Tempel builds new garage and blacksmith shop. A well attended dance Saturday night. Threshing rig arrives for P Schenkenberger and G Berreth. George Huber trades engine for a new Big 4 arriving Monday. Several residents travel for business and schooling. A list of social visits and health notes follows including ill child and a appendicitis hospital update.
Temvik school notes show grade enrollments with John Burkhardt leaving. New entrants Roy Albrecht Reinhold Smidth and Fred Schatz join 4th 6th and 8th grades. First month attendance lists include Yet ta Davis Martha Graf Carl Becker Freda Renner Ancarri Colquhoun Alva Burlingame. Hallowe en party planned to fund kindergarten supplies. Primary class crafts include mitts frames and folded paper animals. George Schatz of 8th grade ill with appendicitis awaiting surgery.
Miss Laura Buck teaches the Busby school and Miss Stabnow teaches the Dale school staying at Mr Noyes Jack Wilson sold his farm to Mr Hubbard who also owns the Jim Haney place Mamie Chamley began a valley school Monday boarding at Chas Riggleman Mr C Chamley bought a new engine for his threshing rig Rain prevented Sunday school and delayed threshing leaving much grain unthrashed and unlikely to be processed this season
E A Crain operates from an office located in the First National Bank Building. The brief notice identifies Crain and his office venue, signaling a business or professional presence tied to the landmark building.
Auction sale notice for October 12 1915 at a farm six miles northeast of Linton detailing six mares colts cows heifers steers and equipment including drill disc and plow. Terms: cash under 10 dollars. over 10 dollars on bankable paper at 10 percent. 5 percent cash discount on sums over 10 dollars. Administratrix Annie D. Pitcher with auctioneer A. A. Brown and clerk F. J. Pietz.
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