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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
3
The First State Bank moved to a new building last Friday. Hague residents report numerous local trips to Wiscon sin Aberdeen Minneapolis and Bismarck for business and leisure. Stone Church attendance was down due to bad weather and Omie was among visitors from Linton.
It is very nice and cool nowadays. Thrashing is in full swing yielding 10 to 19 bushels per acre. Hog prices stood at 15.50 per hundred last week and a young friend may draft a girl or she may volunteer. Our annual feast on August 30 drew a large crowd with ministers visiting from Pollock and Hull.
Omic Offerings Mrs Ahern made a business trip to Hague before part of the week. Mr and Mrs John Hanson visited Dale last Friday returning Sunday. The Farmers Club met at the Stone Church Saturday evening and trans acted some important business. For next Sunday only Sunday School will be held at 2 pm followed by a Red Cross meeting at 3 pm. Rev Swaney preached at the
Street chatter in Temvik reports L H Koon seen on the streets, the flour mill starting grinding, John Jones seen with a smile, and Levi Balsh hauling brick for a new house four miles north. Neighbors discuss grain turning out well, a Sunday river picnic, and travel by F A Muckler family. Local officials plan a farewell dance for mobilization troops as wheat price debates continue.
The column notes a cold day hinting at coming winter and reports a double funeral for Mr. Wohl and Mr. Ohlhausz. Local visits include Evan Noyes family, Mrs Quinn Noyes, and others dining with Mr. and Mrs. Lognwell. Residents travel to Montana and Minnesota, with flax work and general farm bustle described.
A roundup of North Dakota happenings includes F H Neff named principal of Garrison High School opening Sept 10, Gov Frazier orders removal proceedings against Minot Mayor Shaw, farm fires, and deaths. Also notes on threshing labor demand, grain grading licenses, and state education moves.
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