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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
2
Emmons county news round up includes visits from Glanavon to town, a serious leg injury near town, church rally plans, a building contract for a Catholic church, and various travels, sales, and social events. Also mentions mining of truants, local rail movements, and upcoming excursions at the Exposition.
Progress doctor Smith made a humanitarian visit to Hazelton on Tuesday. Olga Sueltz entered Linton High School from the northern county. Albert Lee a Jamestown brakeman works on the Linton branch during the fall rush. Lost mileage books found by Frank McConville near Pollock Winona road. Marion Burge in Linton for a few days negotiating to purchase the Linton House. W F Hageman family moving to the hotel building in the old town, remodeled as a dwelling.
A London trader buys discarded military and official uniforms for export to Africa and the Orient, with tales of chiefs and natives wearing mismatched garb and even uniforms too tight to wear. Other items include a large horse and a damning farm accident. local news notes farming, shipping hay, and a sad death of a boy on a Pollock area farm.
Ansiien Lyne and Goventry representing Assignon Linton in North Diabeta case. Attorneys submit filings and notices as part of ongoing legal proceedings. Case surfaces in court records with references to party names and jurisdiction.
Fragmentary OCR shows a payment mention and a Sunday date reference to September. Names and places are unclear, with partial phrases suggesting a financial or court-related record connected to a person or entity named Veiteat and a location resembling Mist Marek.
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