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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
3
Aggregated items from Linton North Dakota with mentions of farm sales dances church services and social visits. Notices include old school house for sale near Sand Creek on October 14 and a Strasburg area sale on October 21, plus numerous regional visits health updates and local events through mid October.
Land trip to St Paul noted with family travel and local updates. in a high school gym relay Agnes Ponath fractured an elbow, while Alberta Wiley escaped injury. Flandreau tragedy prompts brother’s urgent travel. Mandan lines and Jamestown trips noted for workers and clergy. City speeding and lights enforcement upcoming. Barn dances draw crowds as livestock demonstration educates on beef and dairy cattle efficiency.
Sixth grade pupils present all days in first month include Ches rown Carley Gillespie Menzel Meier Rudy Schott Scott. Second grade lists many non absentees while others were tardy or absent. Joe Heisler missed Monday due to sore eyes. Third and fourth grade perfect spellers named. Enrollments updated with George Bosch joining fourth grade and Ellen Layton starting. Emma Pfiefer ill, Elmer and William Smith left for Jamestown. Christina Baumgartner and Emil Quashnick promoted to fifth grade. Joseph Mitzel absent midweek last week.
Clarence McGuire was absent Thursday afternoon. The following fifth grade students were neither tardy nor absent during September: Robert Chesrown Stewart Coventry Eva Heisler Laura Kyes Mike Lipp Pearl Ramey Judith Ramey Alma Reemis Ada Scott Maria Schweitzer Otilla Schaffer Amelia Schaffer Adam Vossler Martha Vossler Phyllis Wolvert on.
An obituary honors Simon E. Kurtz of Hazelton North Dakota a pioneer banker and farmer who died at 58 after a brief illness in Plankinton South Dakota. Born in Wayne County Ohio he helped settle Emmons County and led the Bank of Hazelton since 1907. Funeral at Hazelton with local pallbearers. family and community remember his science of farming and steady town leadership. The notice closes with a commercial poultry ad from Northern Produce Company of Bismarck.
For sale in Linton a home property offered for cash. Contact Mrs WM Muench at Linton Lunch Counter. Steady boarders wanted rooms and meals. Schenkenberger and Shier seek men to earn over 125 dollars monthly as salesmen with advancement. Central Petroleum Co Cleveland advertising positions.
G Ho Naramere and M F P Kaiser were Braddockites to visit Hazelton last Friday. Roy D Corwin came down from Bis marck last Saturday and spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs S A Mikalson and children left for Delphia Montana for a month’s visit with her parents. The stork brought a farmer boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Shorts. Misses Sarah and Mary Porter left to resume teaching and study in Minnesota. A Ward and T A Hubbard shipped stock to St Paul. H L O and Mrs Batzer visited and returned by auto. Joe Smith returned midweek from a pilgrimage via Bismarck Twin Cities Montana and state points. Hazelton was dark Saturday evening due to a broken lighting engine now repaired. The new engine was shipped from Beloit Wisconsin September 26 and will power the local plant. Herman Reinse arrived on business and for a visit, suffering inflammatory rheumatism. C A Ward supplied Siberian crab apples. trees laden with fruit. Fred W Jenner married Minnine Gerber in Bismarck. A large sale will be held at W H Kush farm October 25. The Kushs plan to move to DeLamere and join O Siverson in hardware. The two year old daughter of Chas Gontka survived a poison scare after drinking iodine. burns but no serious harm. Mr and Mrs F D Smith and son Harve visited from Cour d Alene, Idaho with western travels. They returned home by auto and train.
Local farming activity includes Tom Ryckman hauling materials for a new hog house. Welcome newborn baby girl to Mr and Mrs C Stam of Westfield. Peter Rasmussen from Winona under care of Dra Shockey and Warnshuis. Frank Rodenburg leaves for NW Classical Academy in Orange City this winter. Frank McConville loses two stacks of oats to a fire while dressing. Emmons county districts reassessed. Emil Hardt of Temnvik appointed to re assess district. John Wilmot visited by a brother from Hettinger NC, auto trip ends with a washout repair after car trouble. Subscribe for the Record.
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