In Town and Out 1915 Linton area local notes and events
Linton and nearby communities report a steady flow of visits and activities.Residents attend church services, visits from relatives and traders occur, children begin new schools, repairs and new homes rise, and local businesses note trips and shipments amid changing weather and road conditions. Community notices include engagements, public notices, and upcoming events in Emmons Hague Braddock and Strasburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumgartners
Strasburg
Town
Wolverton
Ohlhauser
Hague
North Road
Turner
Braddock
Meeting to organize city fire department and join state association
On October 19 a meeting was held to organize a city fire department and join the State Firemen Association to obtain state insurance tax benefits. Elected and appointed were J.D. Meier secretary, John Bosch treasurer, H. N. Turner chief, A. J. Leuner assistant chief, with numerous members listed. Subscribe for the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Firemen Association
J.D Meier
John Bosch
H. N. Turner
A. J. Leuner
Thos, Coon
Alex. Bosch
Fred Petrie
H. C. Lynn
C. A. Brown
Theo. Brenner
Fred Johnsonhaugh
W. J. Gabbert
K.C. Dilly
E. T. Atha
W.H. Hinton
J. Brokufsky
J. A. Lang
C. J. Zacher
Wm. Bechtel
J. Steensland
W. Kyes
A. H. Irvine
Scott Cameron
Aug. Winroth
V. Kremer
Children witness murders on Iowa farm in domestic tragedy
Two younger Enstrom children fled eight and a half miles to a neighbor after witnessing Carl Enstrom kill their mother and two brothers with a corn knife and then shoot himself. The farm family, about fifteen miles from town, faced a domestic trouble motive. the children were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Carl Enstrom
Enstrom
Enstroms
Reservation Opened for Fort Berthold Lands in Lottery
Registration began in Minot Bismarck and Plaza for 110 000 acres on the Fort Berthold Indian reservation opened for settlement under the lottery system. Surface rights only to be sold 160 acre homesteads with coal reserved. Drawing starts Nov 4 after registration runs to Oct 30 in Mountrail and McLean counties north and east of the Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Fort Berthold Indian Reservation
Bismarck and
Plaza
Missouri River
Mountrail
McLean
Berthold
Fort Berthold
Methodist conference appoints multiple district superintendents
Fargo reports the annual Methodist conference appointments by Bishop Quayle. Rev J G Moore moves from Grand Forks to Bis marck district, and James Anderson from Valley City and James town to Fargo district. Rev Moore succeeds Dan ford as juvenile agent, Anderson succeeds Macnamara as secretary of the claimants fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Methodist Conference
Quayle
J. G. Moore
Grand Forks
The
Methodist Church
Bismarck
James Anderson
Valley City
Jamestown
Rev
Moore
Danford
Rev. Anderson
Charles Macnamara
Conference Claimants Fund
F. Hallyard
St. Thomas
Craig
Dickinson
A. L. Shute
Lisbon
Minot
Dakota women aid farmers in threshing season
In North Dakota threshing resumes with scant helpers as men work on grain, prompting cooperatives nationwide. Women haul grain to elevators and drive plow outfits, helping salvage fall plowing and sustaining yields despite delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Virginia Wants Dakota Grouse For Virginia Preserves
Henry Williams has received an order from the biological division of the agriculture department for 20 pairs of live pennanted grouse to be shipped to Washington D C and then to Virginia for propagation. He will start at once to snare the grouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Grafton
Walsh County
Henry Williams
Biological Division
Economic Bureau of the Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Williams
Enforcements of Old Statutes Spark Wheat Scandal
Magadan State's Attorney William Langer accuses local elevators of fraud in weighing wheat sold by farmers. The sheriff and county commissioners ignore state law requiring weight and measure inspections, arguing it is costly and that inspectors need equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magadan
William Langer
Pioneer Remembered in Emmons County History
A veteran pioneer who helped redeem Emmons county from the Great American Desert is honored for laying the foundation of a thriving commonwealth. The narrative recalls the band of settlers who created homes for hundreds of hard working families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Band of Pioneers
Emmons County
Pioneer Irish smith Peter Farrell dies in Hazelton area
Peter Farrell born March 1842 in County Kerry Ireland died at home near Hazelton after a lingering illness. He came to America at 23, worked as a blacksmith in Freeport Illinois Des Moines and Omaha, served with government work in Wyoming, lived near Hazelton since 1886 on a homestead, left a widow and four daughters and two sons. Funeral held in Hazelton then burial in Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Peter Farrell
County Kerry
Ireland
Mr. Farrell
America
Freeport
Ill
Des Moines
Iowa
Eliza Nolan
Farrell
Omaha
Farrel
Wyoming
Bismarck
Williamsport
Erin
Longfellow
W. B. Andrus
Lizzie
Anna
Regina Farrell
James
Charlie Farrel
Emmons County
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Linton
Richard M. Scott
Martin Winterberg
South End
Hosea Page
Carrington
Rev. G. Bleiru
Emmonsburg
Harry Petrie
Minneapolis
Wallace Eyes Home
Daniel Bechtle, Jr
George Hanson
Braddock Country
Emmons
John Holsti
Wilson Township
F. B. Streeter
Ladies’ Guild
A. C. Burlingame
Hayti, S. D
Temvik
C. T. Egan
Sioux Falls
Ponath
Steele
M. A. Klein
Linton Jooking
E. E. Honstain
Knapr
Wis
Russell Tye
A Mies Pearson
George
Opera House
Cupid
Carley
Jos. Voller
Magdalena Biegler
Lester Briggle
A. N. Junge
Instruc
Oliver
Gilbert
Glen Mickel
Jay Smith
Old Dean Place
Frank Scott
Dale Country
Freeman
Grace Scott
Messrs. Longwell, Richardson and
Mausehund
Hartford
Mrs. Ponath
Albert Tough
Winona Country
Albert
Westfield
Wm. Cleveringa
Menning
P. G. Rooks
Lemmon, S. D
John Rooks
P. G
Winona
Fort Yates
John Shenkenberger
R. E. Cobb
Shenkenberger
Adv
Messrs. Coffield
J. O. Frederick
Mr. Coffield
Mr. Frederick
Clemens Kelsch
Mandan
R. N. Stevens
Register of
U. S. Land Office
Clemens
Lynn & Lynn
Braddock Dancing Club
Electric Theatre
Moving Pictures
Burnstad
Red Lake
Wishek
Goose Lake
Frank Glines
Eureka Blade
A. Hang
Eureka
F. J. Pietz
First National Bank of
Carl Verlander
Chicago Bield Herald
Europe
Herreid Picayune
F. R. Schilling
C. A. Rairdon
N. D
Mobridge
Fred Zimmer
Emil Rhode
Frank Bailey
Glanavon
Chicago Record-Herald
ANC
IENTS
Bishop Quayle
Dakota Women Aid Farmers
Robert W. Black
Larimore
Black
E. A. Crain
Flrst National Bank
Section
Township One Hundred
Range
Spiel Inquire
Ellsworth
Che
Toad Ub
Texday Star Coal Company Mowers and Shippers
Prairie St
Galesburg
Yours Truly
A. J. Jangula, Prop
R WM. J. Gabbert
Wm. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Dray Line
Milwaukee
N.P
North Dakota
First State Bank
S. A. Fischer
Maurits van Soest
Joseph Dillman
L. E. Bopp
Egidi Keller Adam Kraft
S. A. Fischer Joseph Dillman
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