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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
3
Linton and nearby bustle shown with arrivals and departures from Pollock to Aberdeen. Dentists, shoppers, and theater plans fill the week with locals visiting Bismarck and Eureka. Students head to state university as teachers institute lists attendees and births mark local family milestones amid weather and river activity.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior says Fivelyn Stearns of Clinton North Dakota filed intent to make final proof to establish a land claim for the southwest quarter and lots 1 and 2 in section 4 township 1 northeast range 77 west Fifth Principal Meridian. The hearing is set before Judge Charles J. Carles in Linton on October 1, 1910. Claimants list witnesses B C Brooks W T Brooks Ray Little William McCanley M H Jewell.
Pollock reports a baby girl born Friday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Rhine the first in Pollock this year. A son died shortly after birth to Mr. and Mrs. L Langiter. Harry Irwin of Wisconsin visits relatives in Pollock. Bob Looyenga to ship a car load of horses to central Iowa with Freeman assisting. Andy Marsh plans a river bottom residence this fall for health. An oratorical contest at Dale MF church drew many. Ernest Rockmin won with a standout performance.
The column lists farm tasks and arrivals including riders, hay stacks, threshing engine sounds, and visits by visitors like Nicolai Miller’s mother. It records services at Tell Lutheran Church, plans for a future meeting of the Phillomathean Society, and local commentary on pests and animal care. It mentions residents such as Luther Wurland, Miss J Olsen, Anna Hendrickson, and John M. Oleen, plus trips to the Wild West show and Dickinson area business plans.
A fragmentary transcript discusses defending reform, preventing corruption in politics, and ensuring government serves the people. It argues for public accounting of campaign spending, merit in public service, and voter empowerment to secure honest governance and economic progress.
Fragmentary OCR note about a public event or posting. Details are unreadable but indicates an upcoming meeting or audition style item and mentions names or initials. The readable bits suggest a period-press tone with local figures or institutions named in scattered form.
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