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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
3
In town and on the plains residents report sales at Turner’s counter and various travels. Ryerson and Seeman return from March hospital. Don Tracy plans portraits in town. wedding notices, new births, and illness updates appear alongside farm and property notices.
An offer for a two story business building with seven upstairs rooms in Stras Wyta. The property is wired for a front business and includes a two story structure. Terms of sale are stated as reasonable with correspondence via Wald Trashburg No 1.
A fragmentary wind chart listing shows a state level Progressive Republica Chin toe during the Mount Urinary event. The readable text mentions wpipateean Wall Syn i Eamens fyion the Molthowing ire and hints at meteorological observations, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
In Linton on Saturday events include a Republican County Central Committee address by Mr Devine open to all, a Grand Republican Rally, and reports on the Old Settlers' Picnic with speeches by Rev Schustra and Rev Ho Wingingh. The day featured games, meals, and a sense of county pride amid a large, amiable crowd.
Zelda Wavenimin returns to high school for opening exercises each morning. Primary department reports three promotions to second grade: DeWitt Dornan, Rant Meyer, and Kiud Santteer. Miss Ryerson spoke on Tooker T. Washington and his industrial school in Alabama. Twenty three pupils were present and on time the first month. Efforts to boost attendance through the quarter-holiday plan show progress and parent cooperation.
Mrs Gilbert Shelby of Kintyre visits Minnesota friends for a month IL Carlton returns to Jamestown after visiting at the Dane home in Kintyre Heavy rains cause damage to stacked rain near the ground Stuart Hite serves Prank Zellliner and brite Suelty return from St Paul with shipment of fat cattle Benedict family plans Delmont wintering Mrs Seroupin and daughter Hallie stop in Bismarck for medical treatment Kaneher J Johnson from Morris overseeing Minna county ranch business Mrs A W Hoff and sons visit Ashby Minnesota Mrs Sisco of Kintyre leaves for Jamestown son attending school family to join later Roy Sparks starts first route on lk No U Prank Crime goes to Chicago for infantile paralysis treatment Mrs Olges family to return in about two weeks Medium-rate flax a mixed harvest with rain interference Hazelton Happenings and local news about farming, schooling, and community events.
Fragmentary OCR item references theater event with unclear names. No clear date or location readable. Summary cannot determine full entities or outcome from the provided text.
On Tuesday October 25 1910 a public sale begins at daylight featuring horses mules cattle and farm equipment. Highlights include a Percheron stallion a driving team several harnesses plows grain tank and household articles. Terms: cash or credit with interest and discounts. sale at noon lunch served. auctioneers and clerk listed.
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