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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
2
Weather cloudy and showery with plentiful corn on the Missouri Slope. Visitors include Jacob Heptonstall and Ed F. Newberry, plus plans for Steele-Williamsport mail. Local politics at Williamsport caucus. births and railroad discussions. Township delegates listed. windmill mishap at Record ranch ends with a lively eight hours until caught. Exeter and Livona correspondents report haying and accidents. multiple residents traveling and visiting.
Practically every able bodied resident stays off work to observe the 1915 hunting season. Town resembles wartime villages after calls to reserves. About a dozen loads head to Goose Lake east of Braddock and Long Lake near Moffit to shoot prairie chickens. Chicken hunting is poor as birds are wary. Party includes Wm. Jones, Thos. Jones, Dr. Wolverton, Dr. Smith, Fred Pietz, H. C. Lynn, Clemens Keleh, O. S. Shefloe, John Brokofsky, Tony Leuwer, Mr. and Mrs. Eyes, Mr. and Mrs. Briggle, A. N. Junge, W. C. Irwin, J. R. Snyder, Walter Mewing, E. T. Atha.
Principal O. I. Sheflore reminds parents to ensure children attend the first day to avoid wasted time for all. Primary pupils missing the first two weeks cannot register until January. Books need not be supplied by pupils. free texts may be furnished. High School and grades are included.
In Emmons County Court Judge Charles Carly notices Eva G Strauch petitions for probate of John G Strauch will from Minnesota. Hearings set for September 11 1915 at Linton Court House with all named respondents cited to appear and show cause.
Daily notes from Temvik North Dakota record social meetings including the Embroidery Club meeting with Miss Graf and the Mothers Club with Mrs. Dodd. Local travel covers Tempels and Schmidt to Linton on business and Philip Tempels visit from American Falls Idaho. Several residents visit, travel to Minneaplis fair, and school resumes as Bell chimes again.
Hartford Items list Sunday preaching at 3 o clock in the Hartford Valley. Longwell family and Ralph enjoyed supper with T. L. Richardson. Allie Linderman and parents with Mr Palmer travel to Linton to visit Raven. Richard Saudler and wife visit Earl Noyes family. all go berry picking in the river area. Palmer Newberry returns to North Dakota to visit friends. staying with A. D. Linderman. Weather remains favorable for haying with much grain still to cut. harvests largest batch of grain to come.
Livona Lingo notes a light rainfall cooling the air in Emmons county. Mrs. Jesse Clark remains ill for about ten days. Miss Emeline Burbage visits from Bismarck to see cousin Miss May. Peter Baker and Amos Robidou purchase a separator from Philip Him erick and plan to thrash with a gas engine.
General Pascual Orozco, a key Mexican revolutionary figure, was killed in a pursuit fight with a posse of American civilians, customs officers, and Thirteenth U S cavalry troopers and cowboys. The clash occurred in Green river canyons after a Dick Love ranch raid, with Orozco and four companions dying by dusk.
Ngnyer Colorado September 2 state department messages report Edward F. Welles killed by Mexican bandits. Welles was a cousin by marriage to President Wilson, as details emerged from local coverage of the event.
London reports Serbia intends to satisfy Bulgaria's territorial demands and has informed Greece. Greece may be urged to concede to gain Bulgaria's cooperation with the entente. Paris dispatches hint Japan might join the Dardanelles campaign. Also a call for final proofs and filings by County Judge Charles B. Carley.
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