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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
1
Statewide notes report Bismarck seeking an armory and rich land county scarce in prairie chickens. Wheat crops praised. telephony losses from lightning. accidents include a farmer crushed and a boy killed. Northern probes cover politics, licenses, fairs, and railroad laborers harvesting fields.
C A Moorman left for Brad dock to start school next month. Hazelton Knights of Pythias knighted E F Savage. R C Judkins named station agent succeeding J R Parkins. John Wray reports a 100 foot well. Dentist Smith visited from Linton with many patients. Morford sold land to Morstmeyer of Council Bluffs. Grain shelling losses due to rapid ripening. Mrs W L Yeater shaken up but not seriously injured. R D and Mrs Connen visited Bismarck. Miss Hubbard cared for the telephone. Reichert closed Nichols & Shepard sale to Swartz & Beard. now with Bismarck Implement. Harold surveyed Hazelton road northwest, grading needed. one mile altitude drop about 100 feet. Cargill and party from Victoria Elevator and Sawyer breakfasted in Hazelton. traveling Minneapolis to the Dakotas in a 0 horsepower auto, meeting locals.
Correspondence notes Sept. 4 recount farming, schooling, baptisms planned by Rev S W Hover at Fairview, and local social events. Miss Dolly Bradley begins eight months at school No 3 while Miss Anna Grogan recovers from a foot injury. Frank Egan plays violin at a Van Allen residence dance. rumors say he may depart.
Local notes from Bradock. Fred Junge received a new rubber tired buggy last week. Mrs. Cad Logue of Linton visits Bert Tallman family. Mrs. E Blair at St Alexius hospital in Bismarck is improving. Crop conditions show a thirty percent drop in three weeks. Mrs. W T Best from Bradock now in Wishek and guest of Mrs J W Allen. Lydia Doering leaves News office for Kulm. Will Fulmer, Charles Paulson and Ole Paulson visit from Linton to help finish Dr Welsh's building. Presbyterian church entertainment netted over forty dollars for the minister's salary.
The Bismarck Commercial Club adopts resolutions asking Washington to improve mail service on the Bismarck to Linton and Hawston routes. They urge pouch service on daily trains and request immediate department attention after five months of appeals. Col C B Little announces candidacy for the United States Senate with a banking and law background and a long state senate record.
The Mandan Pioneer reports that critics say railroad assessment did not rise under a democratic administration, arguing the Sarles regime valuation was fair and pre election promises by the current governor were only hot air.
The Linton State Bank offers farm loan options to borrow money for agricultural needs. The notice highlights available financing and outlines eligibility for farming operations seeking credit.
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