Linton Area Hums With Auctions and Local News
In Emmons county notes from Linton and surrounding towns list numerous farm sales from November 4 1900s era events including P aul Senger M Reichinger and L Schneider. The report also covers social visits church events trains and county notices with details on dances baptisms deaths and outfits in Strasburg Temvik and Eureka.
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P’aul Senger
Linton
Maine
M. Reichinger
Temvik
John Munn
L. Schneider
Judge Rules Pollock Saloon Licenses Regular
Judge Bettum in Mound City upheld Pollock town board proceedings granting saloon licenses. Local temperance element sought to restrain the licenses claiming irregular board actions, but the court ruled the licenses valid.
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Pollock, S. D
Bettum
Mound City
Pollock
Notice of Teachers Examination Held Thursday and Friday
The county announces the next regular teachers examination on Thursday and Friday November 9 and 10 beginning promptly at 9 80 am each day. All teachers with permits and those planning to teach who lack certificates must attend as required by the County Superintendent Henry Hanson. Subscribe for the Record.
Local Institute Hosts County Teachers in Linton Weeklong Session
The Institute brings 89 teachers and school staff to Linton with sessions daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Topics include civics, primary languages, geography, and school management. Notable speakers are Henry S. Curtis and Prof. Wilkenson, with support from County Superintendent Hanson and Miss Margaret Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Henry S. Curtis
Playgrounds Association of America
Washington
Children’s Welfare Conference
W. A. Wilkenson
Mayville Normal
Margaret Burns
Valley City Normal
Hanson
Linton School Notes Record Student Life And Events
Albert Beck is absent this week while Elsie Gallentine returns to class. The seventh grade reads The Courtship of Miles Standish, and Nat Wick reads Sully in Sioux Land for opening exercises. New basement tables and about fifty six library books bolster resources. Several pupils enter grammar, some attend the Bismarck Exposition. the Raven family hosted teachers Friday night. A spelling contest awards Alvin Atha. Alma Bechtle wins in second grade arithmetic. The Smiths hosted a four oclock luncheon for female faculty, and an open nature study outing followed by a two mile tramp.
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Westfield
G. van der Vorste
Katie Wolf
Linton
Carley
Bismarck
Clinton Parks
Jamestown
Temvik
Dave Calhoun
Rev. L. A. Lovelace
Court House
Wm. Lammers
B. R. Sturtevant
Louis Seedorf
W. E. Carpenter
Winona
United States
H. C. Lynn
Mr. Sturtevant
Turner
The
Electric Theatre
A. H. Irvine
Herreid
Annabel Breslin
Wilson
Wis
Campbell County
Wisconsin
Soo Road
Jacob Wohl
Helena Keller
John Timmer
Hull
Ida Bouma
Albert Timmer
Tryntje Niuwsma
Frank Richter
Katrina Lipp
Strasburg
Wm. Lipp
Barbara Schwahn
Emmons
Helen Baker
Livona
J. J. Poort
Almira Robinson
Hazelton
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Fort Yates
N. C
John Blore
Washington
Star
J. M. Simpson
N D
Mamie Bowler
Elsie Gallentine
Schoo
Miles Standish
Karhoff
Stewart Coventry
Mises Natwick
Sully
Sioux Land
Nature
Macaulay the Talker Excess and Limitation
A London Chronicle critique notes Macaulay spoke with great wealth of material yet lacked balance. It argues his heavy style and overlong memory fatigued audiences, suggesting lighter touch and better stopping points would have improved his conversational power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay
Greville
Johnson
Henry Taylor
London Chronicle
Washington statue prompts child's clever remark
A five year old girl strolling with her mother in Boston in the public garden asks about the Washington monument. Her mother explains it is a statue of George Washington and the child intones that Washington didn’t make a very good statue. The lighthearted exchange appears in Everybody’s.
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Boston
Washington Monument
George Washington
Washington
Everybody’s
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Mabel Morton
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Winnie Linder
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Lester Schlangen
Rheinhold Peterson
Jos. Eich
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Gustave Feichting
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Mark Fiscus
Emma Tijor
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Edward Graf
Ada Nimamaker
Winnie Dyk
Thos. Morris
John L. Morris
Florence Callahan
Anna Luckeroth
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Elsie Sueltz
Minnie Nooden
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Alice E. Gallagher
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Minnie Benson
Ethel Dally
Harry Hinton
Tressie Merry
Marion Casson
R. H. Reed
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H. A. Darnall
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A. E. Hildreth
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Alta Pettis
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Opal Hageman
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Albert Shier
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Miss Boyle
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Alma Bechtle
Earle Smith
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Eva Williams
Masme Monahon
First Bank of
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Linton, N. D
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