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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
7
Henry Gimbel Jr thrashes on his farm and reports good yield. Karl Reich's family and visitors attend gatherings. several trips to Mandan, Minot, and Linton noted. Community events include Union church fund drive, thrashers’ yields, a ball game, a dance, and a music recital at Woodman Hall.
Phelman O Nauman and son bought a new thrashing separator last week. Myrtle Harwood assisted with thrashers at the Purintun home. Gate fin Abe Martalia traveled to Lake Nordon on business last Friday. Mrs John Estersian is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs E R Purinton and Ruby visited Linton to see the bridge without a creek and to stop by the Wm McCulley home. Mr and Mrs L H Harwood and family visited the Orthmeyer home Sunday. Mrs H Benedict has been ill but is improving.
Last Friday a prairie fire started by a York county thrashing rig burned hay land and oats near Frank McConville’s field. Three local thrashing crews kept the blaze from spreading, limiting loss to a narrow strip and preventing heavier damage. Several town residents, including Cap Richter and Frank Sikel, are noted in community news from Pollock and nearby areas, with social mentions and local events.
Mrs Page travels with Cynthia and Cecil to St Joseph for schooling next year. Misses Henneman return to town school for fourth year. Mrs D Jundt prepares for public auction of household utensils. Mrs Joseph Gross of Napoleon dies Sept 1. her marriage to Mr Gross occurred Oct 9, 1921 at St Marys. Community sympathy extended. Helen Fischer crowned most popular in contest. Duluth reports coal shortages despite Duluth Superior docks holding winter stock. Oliver Mining and Minnesota Steel subsidiaries of U S Steel say they secured nearly all winter coal. Only about 7 percent of northwest needs have reached Duluth Superior docks.
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