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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
5
The column lists visits, travels, and illnesses in a Dakota community. Residents like Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Miss Anderson, Dr. McCusker, and many others are noted along with hunting trips, school terms, upcoming dances, and local sales. Several departures and arrivals shape a snapshot of daily life and local happenings.
Promote the John Deere Pony Tractor Disc Harrow as a profit booster for farmers. Highlights include separate levers to angle gangs, a third lever for thorough pulverizing, even disc penetration, and features like double-bar frames and adjustable scrapers.
Messrs M B Tracy and Ed Knudson with the Misses Odland visited the Thore Nanden family and Selden Tracy in Braddock Sunday. W M Fetterly plans an auction of roughly 75 cattle horses and farm machinery at his McLaughlin ranch next Friday. Chester Solomonson now plays with the Sioux Falls band and seeks the county clerk of deeds post. O A Peterson and family from Fargo visit for a week. Oscar remains with Avery Co praising employers as salary rises. J Loutzenheiser rents his Dale country farm to E Belverson with a late month sale of personal property and vacation to follow. Uncle Jake and Mrs Loutzenheiser, aged and ill, pass burden to younger shoulders.
U S Weather Bureau Linton sub-station reports for the week ending Wednesday October 6 at 9 am. Barometric pressure averaged high 27.34 inches with slight weekly precipitation totaling 0.01. Temperatures rising, pressure expected to fall by Friday as a low area develops, outlook partly cloudy with moderate winds and generally good conditions ahead. Normal pressure at Linton is 28.10 inches.
The Public Ledger company led by Cyrus H. K. Curtis announced it purchased the Philadelphia Press and will discontinue its publication, ending a local newspaper issue.
Troy New York Earl and Wilson a leading shirt maker announces wholesale shirt price cuts from 1.50 to 24 per dozen.
Eight thousand miners near Wilkesbarre Pa. went on strike after two days back at work following a ten week original strike settlement.
A farmer reports losing money from an arrangement with the Bank of North Dakota while alleging loans to a non resident land speculator and to Ray McKaig in Idaho. Another man claims an 18 check was pushed by a league recruiter to join for easy loans, and a Russian German farmer worries about arrest over a membership fee. The piece criticizes local League activity and notes hardship for Leytonites in Emmons County.
Owing to ill health, GEORGE S. NELSON offers 310 acre farm near Linton with 100 acres under plow. Includes 7 horses 20 pure bred Duroc hogs 4 cattle feed mill 6 registered boar pigs six months old at 25 dollars each. Contact Linton North Dakota.
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