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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
4
A compact storefront notice advertises CHRIST. WOLFER selling clothing flour candies fruit barb wire hardware tinware and related goods to businessmen and general customers. The item resembles a late 19th or early 20th century catalog style.
In Hague and Linton communities on Saturday and Friday, attorneys, visitors, and residents from Winona Emmons and Hazelton circulated. A mix of church and civic events, a stone office building project, farm stock movements, marriages, and new arrivals marked the week with multiple trips to nearby towns and a sudden sale notice for Patterson & Horton.
Comrade Albert Small of the ateel gang on the N P extension was severely injured last Friday when a steel chisel piece struck below the eye socket and caused heavy bleeding. He received initial treatment from Dr Welsh and was sent to Minneapolis for further care funded by the gang's monthly emergency fund. Small previously had one good eye from a Civil War era injury.
A brief note highlights yearly improvements in stoves that make cooking devices more economical in fuel use. The text suggests ongoing enhancements in efficiency and technology without specifying models or brands.
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions a manager and a 56 related number in a sports context. The readable text provides no full names, dates, places, or explicit outcomes to establish a clear event or action.
Statement of receipts from gate entries and fund subscriptions totaling 286 74 with grouped expenditures itemized to Ross Billingsley and Newberry pony races F Miles and A Patterson exhibitions C A Patterson pacing race and expenses to JH Worst Hagg E Meinberg and others totaling 236 74 under the finance committee led by T N Dunner while Patterson’s funds aim to apply to a balance of 8 000 remains noted.
Letters from Dr. Moore, James town asylum superintendent, describe Mrs. Schweitzer’s health as “holding her own pretty well” with nourishment improving and sleep good though excitement remains. The Oct 9 note says recovery chances are better than in other mental diseases, while the follow up on Oct 19 notes no major change but slight mental gains and continued risk of relapse.
A local notice advertises solicitation for building line services with guaranteed satisfactory work. It promises plans specifications and estates furnished and states that work will be done promptly.
First publication outlines a commutation final notice for a settler Santee et al seeking a claim. The claim details, including intention and location, are set to be reviewed by Charles Lane, compassioner, at his Steven office on Saturday November 28, 1903.
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