Bank Talks on Si We The Steady Growth
The bank asserts that its steady growth is a natural outcome of its policy and reflects public confidence in the value of its service.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
1
The bank asserts that its steady growth is a natural outcome of its policy and reflects public confidence in the value of its service.
Cavalier county reports 5 percent liquor licenses while a statewide building boom continues. Morton county seeks qualified teachers as dysentery claims several lives in Dunn county. A bold footpad robs Bowman marshal and a Soo Line passenger train loss raises security concerns.
Mrs T E Shepard visits Bismarck as jurors and court sessions draw locals to Emmons County. A number of horses were ordered shot by the state veterinarian west of Hazelton. Miss Jeanie Farrell leaves for Valley City normal school. Mrs Martin Appert ill with typhoid fever. Hunters report a good foray. ducks plentiful, geese slow. Dr C O Smith delayed by band duties in Linton. Two GOP county candidates GN Naramo re treasurer and A L Geil for clerk of court. Rev Brearly preaches at Presbyterian church. services grow. Young Roy Yeater’s son injures leg in buggy incident. he’s hospitalized and improving.
Ole Olson twenty five, of Hawley Minnesota, was killed instantly a mile east of Sawyer when he fell from a threshing machine box onto the drive and fly wheels. He was working for Quem Brothers south of Sawyer and was ground to pieces in the accident.
Seven year old Charles Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wright, was playing on railroad tracks near the depot when struck by a freight train. His leg was mangled and amputated but he died during the night despite doctors efforts in Kensal.
The North Dakota Farmers Institutes announce a winter circuit starting about December 1 with Prof Thomas Shaw as lecturer again. They will recruit capable speakers from agriculture and related fields and invite towns or clubs to apply early, offering a comfortable hall with locally borne expenses. Superintendent T A Hoversravr.
Linton State Bank offers real estate loans on farm land with five year terms and annual interest payments. Borrowers may pay $100 or more on any interest payment date without penalty.
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