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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
1
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Hazelton items note A C Briggs taken to Bismarck hospital with typhoid fever. Frank Goughnour welcomed a newborn son. Ed Easton shows a 19 pound gelbeet. Ed Cabbage moves to Emmons County with assets. Local dancing party at Klabunde's Hall with thirty couples attendance. Henry Neeland injured by a loaded gun while hunting. L. J. Plowman plans winter in South Carolina. Longtime Hazelton baseball stalwart Lot to pursue big leagues.
Eureka basketball matches Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16 and 17, result in two Linton victories. Friday 28 to 10. Saturday 9 to 5, with strong forward play by Shier Culbertson and solid defense from Petrie Sims. Referee Hanson and Umpire Wright officiated. lineups list Eureka Hepperle Gubinve Smith Klipfel Boucher and Linton Shier Culbertson Petrie Guhin Sims Boucher. Free throws and basket details noted. piece ends with promotion for brown platinum photos at Smith's studio.
The Record warns voters about Mr Herolz and allies using family troubles and forged letters for political gain. It notes past accusations, asserts the editor tried fairness, and questions why Herolz delays replies, urging readers to distrust late statements from the court house circle.
Local items report Fred Oberg building a northern residence and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Betzer. Braddock market reopens with tender meat. Geo C. Semple digs under his home for a hot air heating plant. Cattle shipped to St Paul by Warren Mandigo and I L Scroggins. Dr Welsh plans move to Roundup Montana with family. Longlake shooting expected poor as water lowers. Joe Fuller moves Mrs A L Able to back to Linton and may run jail prisoners. J J Ryan to build a cement structure on Mitchell street. Wm Woods of Homestead Pa visiting Baxter family. Postmaster routes to daily rural service after Nov 1. Grain thrashing early but slow collections due to fall plowing. County commissioners to explain Henepenbridge Co proposals. potential legal talk. Dugald Campbell to ship carload of goods to Eugene Oregon. Mrs Mary Cole case settled. Robt Dickson fined. Threats of libel against Braddock News. possible grand jury over Emmons county matters. First Bank of Linton offers real estate loans. County minutes scrutiny over bridge bids and corrections noted.
The Advocate and its editor appear to critique Standard Oil ties while a rival paper hints at oil-backed funding for a local representative candidate. A North End activist was viewed in a capital visit tied to a key candidate backed by the oil interests, prompting calls for clean governance.
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