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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
1
The bank touts steady growth as a product of policy and public confidence. It promises high quality service, prompt attention, courteous treatment, safe funds, and tailored assistance across departments for all customers. It invites careful investigation of its methods.
Fargo faces milk shortage amid widespread farm notes. Bismarck plans Oct 10 market. Ellendale’s industrial school enrolls 200. Valley City Normal School opens with 383 students, up 15 percent. Reports cover taxes, crime, politics, court rulings, farming yields, and new tech like a tubular well boring machine.
Mr and Mrs H W Allen returned today from the Mandan fair. J M Wirth came back from the Twin Cities with a fat cattle cut. Wm Baxter and son Wayne and others visited Mandan fair and found it good as usual. Born Sept 24 1908 in Braddock a daughter to Mr and Mrs D H Yeater. Carl Firey of Aberdeen drug firm talked Braddock friends and a top M D may buy Braddock Drug Co interests. Linton State Bank has real estate money to loan on good farm land for five years with $100+ payment privileges.
Explosions woke residents of Cogswell North Dakota at 1 15 am as robbers blew open the Sargent County State Bank front door but fled with no loot. They stole a car near Nicholson on the Soo Road, then moved it to the Milwaukee line and abandoned it near Newark. Bloodhounds from Mar k were brought to track the fugitives as local posse s pursue the thieves who are described as poor men and Chicago crooks. The bank was nominally insured against burglary.
Samuel B. Coover aged 62, a Civil War veteran of the 18th Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, died Sept 23 1908 after Brights disease. He lived at Braddock for years, survived by his widow and eleven children. Funeral was held at his Braddock home conducted by Rev. John Laman with burial in the local cemetery.
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