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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
4
Many Linton residents are noted visiting neighbors and traveling to nearby towns. A long list covers car trips to Strasburg Hague Temvik Dale and Bismarck with business appointments sales and social calls. Several notices include births illnesses school events service ads and upcoming medical and aviation offerings in the region.
Rosenthal mission services continue on the second and fourth Sundays while St. Antony parish holds first and third Sundays. The local pastor is transferred to Berthold near Minot with a new pastor arriving by October 21.
A columnist lampoons cheap cuts and pushes readers to seek value through wiser choices. The note humorously warns against settling for the cheapest option and hints at a shrewd buyer mindset amid price pressures.
Four men held up a mail wagon near the main post office and took twenty six pouches, three of them registered. The haul included currency consignments from Canadian banks and Windsor race track receipts. Authorities expect the registered mail value to exceed $100,000 as they coordinate with Canadian officials.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis upholds two year federal penitentiary sentence for Jacob C. Bentall former Socialist governor candidate. Bentall convicted twice for an October 4 1917 Hutchinson Minnesota speech allegedly aiming to cause insubordination discontent and mutiny in U S military and naval forces during world war.
New York reports the motor cruiser Spee Jacks is safe after a tow chartered from the Panama Canal to Tahiti aboard the steamer Eastern Queen. Captain Albert Y Goewen of Cleveland, his wife and party, are touring the world aboard the vessel.
The Emmons County sale at Linton Stock Yards begins at 1 o clock on Wednesday October 19. It offers an exchange format allowing traders to swap boats and there is a two head per farmer entry limit. Auctioneer and clerk commissions of 3 percent will be prorated on overall price. Finest breeding stock in the county expected.
No bidding in Every animal placed in the ring will be sold to the highest bidder. Chance, however, to sell or exchange before and after sale. List with County Agent Sauer not later than on Monday, Oct. 17th. JOHN BADER, Auctioneer JOHN MEIER, Clerk
The undessigned will publicly auction farm gear 17 miles northeast of Strasburg on October 19 1921. Items include 8 work horses 3 two year old Colts 2 one year old Colts 7 milch cows 6 calves 50 chickens Deering header mower rake two lumber wagons plows harness Ford truck heater drill and more. Sale starts 10 am with noon lunch. Cash for sums under $10 bankable paper with 10 interest due 1922 5 cash discount. J S Fischer Clerk Jacob Benz Auctioneer Michael Aberle owner. Subscribe for the Record.
Battery service for winter storage offering expert recharge, free testing, and individualized attention. Linton Machine Co. provides guaranteed work with best equipment in town and offers a service battery if desired. manager A. L. Bridell.
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