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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1913

Page

2

In Pioneer Days from the Record 1888

Local notes report Prof Keim leaving for Ohio, Mrs Herrick and Mrs Cotton visiting, Billy Baxter recovering from mumps, and plans by Benedict and Foster to set up a Beaver creek creamery. county-seat removal petitions discussed, social gatherings honor of Keim’s Ohio trip, and various correspondences from Omic Winona and Holland settlements. Weather, farm work, and a 1886 item on Robert Buchanan’s Glencoe visit are noted.

Keim Ohio E. T. Herrick Capt.Cotton W. L. Yeater Billy Baxter Mesars Benedict Foster Beaver Creek Bismarck Wade Johnnie Edick Jacob Keim Omic John Barty Robert Buchanan Glencoe Eva Campbell EF. F. Connor H. D. Connor

Paulson Shier Wedding in Linton at Bride’s Parents Home

Miss Lucy Shier and Mr. Charles Paulson wed at the Shier home in Linton with Rev. Fr. Peter Deiermeier officiating. After the ceremony the couple left for a short visit to Bismarck, and guests anticipate a reception later. A gelding was reported taken up, described as 6 years old with WT brand.

Peter Shier Lucy Shier Charles Paulson Linton Peter Deiermeier Strasburg Northern Pacific Bismarck Gayton Shier Mr. Paulson del Rapids Alway Linton Band Vincent Shier Marie Beckman

Boundary Line Marks Across Continents and Frontiers

A survey of world boundary marks highlights the Pillar of Farewell between Russia and Siberia, fence lines along Canada US borders, and the curious Hanover Holland line with boats painted to show divisions. It notes Austria and Germany frontiers totaling thousands of miles with limited natural barriers and defensive needs.

Russia Siberia Ekaterinburg Tiumen Europe Asia Canada St. Lawrence River Great Lakes Lake of the Woods Red River Hanover Holland Austria Germany Switzerland France Belgium Harper’s

Plowing Pays in North Dakota Wheat Planting

Fessenden North Dakota reports show farmers abandoning stubble land planting due to poor moisture retention. Improved cultivation yields better results for those using modern tillage. In Linton, many young men and women travel from eastern areas to arrange teaching positions as town and rural schools prepare to start within ten days. Subscribe for the Record.

Fessenden N. D North Dakota Linton

Pollock Items and Local Updates From Aug 29

W J Van der Voorst bought an Overland touring car from A Krause of Herreid. J J Fenelon plans a large silo on his southeast farm this week. Re na Lutze, daughter of L Lutze of Dale ND, was kicked in the chin by a two year old colt and received stitches from Dr Shockey. she is progressing well. A Kenmare banker refused a farm loan to pay interest but offered funds to buy six milch cows.

Pollock W. J. van der Voorst A. Krause Herreid J. J. Fenelon Rena Lutze L. Lutze Dale N .D Kenmare Minot Jesson

Dress Of Maltese Women A Striking Black Attire

The Maltese dress is singular and striking with women abroad in black. They wear a loose robe over other garments, a black silk mantle over the head with whalebone, and hands conceal parts of the scarf. Faces rarely show, eyes and a dark figure the only visible features. The complexion is dark olive with a mulatto tint, and the mantle resembles an eastern veil, giving Malta a funeral mood on Sundays.

Malta Philadelphia Tanquirer

TEMVIK Notes on Fair, Post, and Local Happenings

Grain arrivals rise as Emmons County residents read about hunting season prep. R and Phillip Tempel visit Herreid. E Naumann leaves butcher job. E H Hardt named interim postmaster until Sept 27 civil service exam. Mothers Club to meet Sept 11 on improving surroundings.

Tacking Explained as Young Bobby Seeks Sail Lessons

In a childlike exchange, Bobby questions sailing terms after hearing about his sister's first boat experience. She patiently explains tacking as turning halfway around and then continuing to sail on the breeze.

Bobby

Gurgle in the Bottle While Pouring Water

Water gurgles as air rushes in to replace the exiting liquid. The bottle stopper or hand movement can briefly open a gap, letting air enter and causing a bubbling sound as water quickly fills the space.

Themistocles and his claim on Athens and family

The excerpt presents Themistocles claiming his son is the strongest map in Greece with a boast about rulers. He asserts Athenians rule the Hellenes, he rules the Athenians, and the mother rules him, then the son rules the mother.

Themistocles Greece

Receipts and Funds for School Year Beginning July 1 1912

Cash on hand at start of school year July 1 1912 total receipts during the year from state tuition fund apportionment county tuition fund and taxes levied by the district school board including redeemed warrants and tax collection activity Attest:

Odessa Afti- Cope Aod

Westfield Whispers from the Record

Local notes report J. Wolf’s illness, W. F. Dyk’s visit to Cogswell, and H. Gravink buying a Wisconsin farm. Winnie and Mae Dykman sisters return to Westfield, H. Nieuwendorp repairs the Dykeman schoolhouse, and fall thrashing season nears with black smoke to be seen. Dale fans beat Westfield 20 to 14. Ladies’ Aid hosts a picnic and mission talks by Rev. Lammers and Rev. Barr.

H. Gravink Wisconsin Winnie Dyk Westfield Mae H. Nieuwendorp Dykeman Dale Ladies’ Aid Society Lammers Barr Pollock

Hazelton Visitor and Local Hay Work Noted

Miss Ruth Wright of Hazelton visits May Burbage while Chas Rathbun and Jim Lawry return to Linton to finish putting up hay. C. H. Stennett of Red Oak, Iowa, is in town for business and pleasure.

Ruth Wright Hazelton May Burbage C. H. Stennett Red Oak Iowa

Notice to Creditors in estate of Patrick Gahan

Notice is given by Scott Cameron administrator of the estate of Patrick Gahan late of Emmons county North Dakota deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at his office in Linton Emmons county. Dated August 20 1915.

Emmons County North Dakota Linton N. D Board of County Commissioners Patrick Gahan Scott Cameron Emmons State of Charles B. Carley Georg Gole Joseph Goldade Mary Golade Katharina Bosch Peter Goldade Christina Juger Clara Satler Marianna Satler George Schmidt Agnes Bentz Bernhardt Goldade Johannes Goldade Georg Goldade Elizabetha Albin Christina Goldade Barbara Goldade Hague Aymond Volk Eco P. M. Emmons County Office of the Register of Deeds Kantee Oeerate John Ofien John Cole Mary Ofien Mary Cole John John Qole Craddock

Charles B. Cakley Judge of the County Court

Charles B. Cakley serves as Judge of the County Court. The brief notice identifies him in official capacity and notes his role within the county judiciary.

Charles B. Cakley

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