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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
2
The Pioneer Newspaper of Emmons County records a notice from F B Streeter. The Record is entered at the Linton North Dakota post office as second class matter.
In this year’s attorney race H C Lynn cites enforcing prohibition while L P Muenz the Hague saloon keeper endorses Lynn’s bid and rejects Cameron. The piece labels Muenz as a straw influencer and blasts Lynn as inefficient but notes continued local support for his reelection driven by profit.
The piece notes attorney Scott Cameron touring Pembina county for his mother’s legal matters while his opponent tours the county alleging enforcement of the prohibition law. Emmons county voters report a nearly universal view that Cameron would win in a landslide, criticizing Lynn's perceived incompetence as a potential downfall.
Advertises a hard coal base-burner and a small cook-stove for sale with application directed to Mrs. R. J. Crain. Adyer.
Saint Anthony residence at 810 Broadway holds high mass on the first and third Sundays at 10 A M Vespers and benediction at 7 30 P M Week day mass at 8 A M Rosenthal Sacred Heart mission serves Linton area with high mass and sermon at 10 A M on the second and fourth Sundays
Correspondence notes Conrad Erck planned a trip to Zeeland for a Ford. J J Volk visited Aberdeen as a business guest. A J Fischer sent a J J Case tractor and plows to E J Bieber at Linton. A newborn girl blessed the John Kocher family Saturday. Five couples’ marriage notices appeared at St Marys church Sunday. Mike Lipp and Frank Maders build a barn on Philip Pfeifer property. A party enjoyed the Linton dance Friday. Sheriff candidate T B Meinhover visited Temvik yesterday. August Arndt moved from Douglas to the Weninger place. Auction posters announced Emanuel Muller stock sale Monday Oct 30. Anton Horner from Linton shopped in town. visited Peter Bosch. Gabriel Schatz sold a Ford earlier. Gabriel bought a new Ford from Conrad Erck. Mrs F E Schlagel sought medical help for a festering finger. Frances Lutgen arrived from Aberdeen and will teach near Hague. Josie Amundsen visited with his mother. he travels from Eureka. Jos Sahli spent days with Dr Gerdes at Eureka. blood poisoning in hand not improving. A K Fischer narrowly escaped injury after stepping into an open trap door in his store. He sustained a sprained leg.
Milford Noyes shipped his young stock last Saturday. A D Linderman transacted business in Temvik Monday. Miss Rica Grenz helped Mrs Longwell cook for Gotlieb's threshers. Guy Linderman and wife visited their parents and returned to Canada. Sam Busby and family visited Mr and Mrs Longwell. W A Longewll and wife dined with Earl Noyes. Merril Linderman was ill but improving. Threshing in the Valley mostly finished. E S Lawler and wife went to Harvey North Dakota to take their youngest daughter Ella to school.
Northern ad announces higher cash prices for hides furs and pelts with prompt returns. It promotes cheap trapper supplies and offers free illustrated catalogs including a trapper’s handbook. The company claims establishment in Minneapolis Minnesota.
The Hughes National College League at 511 Fifth Avenue New York is enrolling five thousand daily, drawing applicants from across the country. The drive includes Cromwell Progressives Democrats and Independents with endorsements from Governor Hughes and other prominent figures. The piece also notes mixed opinions on Woodrow Wilson and Mexican commissioners in a tersely skeptical closer.
For treasurer Earl T Atha seeks Republican votes in Emmons County. Also an auction ad for Oct 31 1916 at Nieson farm nine miles NW of Linton listing livestock tools and household goods with cash or bankable paper terms and lunch. Auctioneers Benedict Bieber Crain clerk.
A sale ad offers 5000 breeding ewes lambs and wethers near Aberdeen South Dakota plus 25 Shetland mares and 25 geldings from imported stock. Mares bred to blue ribbon winners Monkshood and Rob Roy. All must be sold with prices from 65 dollars. Contact Ward Hotel to write wire or call.
Under order of sale by Judge Charles E. Carley Frank H. Scott guardian will privately sell cash to highest bidder the northwest quarter of section 29 northeast quarter of section 30 township 180 range 77 west of fifth meridian Emmons County North Dakota on or after November 9 1816 bids must be in writing left at the guardian home Tule or delivered to the judge.
Roger Stedman moved to Temvik for the winter. A crowd attended the Burlin sale last Saturday and it was a grand success. Civil service exam at Hazelton on November 25 to fill Temvik post office vacancy. annual compensation last fiscal year was $461. Dentists listed in Linton, N D.
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