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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
1
In August a Pembina farmer reports buckwheat yields down this season while Mandan grows in prominence in ND development. The state sees thrashing machines burned, glanders condemnations, and Harvey's claim as a large wheat market. A spavin doctor touts a bogus cure, and coast-to-coast quips blend with local color on orchards, color trees, and farm life.
A Braddock column reports Miss Johnson, niece of P. G. Levine, injured in a wagon accident with favorable recovery prospects. The Braddock roller mill now grinds a high quality flour and urges local grain milling. Soo Line passenger trains add Braddock service, boosting area commerce and jobbing potential. A whimsical wedding forecast imitates future press style, noting attire and elocution of bride and groom.
John R. Snyder left for Garri son on business with RK.K. Batzer in charge of the drug store during his absence. Harry Eby is adding living rooms to the rear of the barber shop and will move in when finished. Little Wainwright Geil was run over by a horse ridden by Roy Armstrong Tuesday injuring his head and face. Teachers institute at Linton last week featured strong talks and good results expected. Joy A. Yeater went to Bismarck to see an eye specialist. Mrs.W.M. Matthews showed improvement after a hospital relapse. B.C. Talbot and family departed for Leithbridge Alberta.
Many farmers in Em Mens county plan to move to new homes while others stay. In this area over 1000 bushels of grain have been marketed and about 8800 dollars worth sold outright. the rest stored. About five cars have been shipped from this point to date.
School notes review teacher institute remarks by Stockwell on art in lower grades Madonna and Christ pictures for inspiration for upper grades Sir Galahad praised for youth ideal Riis on the home and family values Riis lines cited Public school arithmetic urged with emphasis on multiplication table Dr Wolverton discusses Esperanto as universal language Iowa Minnesota game noted without details Camron cites LaFollette lecture plans Readings Circle tribute to Gay Jobberon life and influence and public service inspiration remains core theme
National Daily Show advertises 1.5 fare for round trip to Milwaukee from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway stations. Minimum excursion fare 20 dollars. Sale dates October 11 14 16 17 18 19 20. Return limit by October 28. Contact local ticket agents or F A Miller Chicago for details.
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