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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
1
The bank emphasizes steady growth as a natural result of policy and public trust. It praises able organization, prompt attention, courteous treatment, superior facilities, safety for funds, and careful handling of minor matters as evidence of high-class service for all depositors.
A roundup from Bismarck to Westhope covers the Palladium roasting speed maniacs, possible shift to afternoon paper, Geneseo bank robbery aftermath, new towns like Streeter Herald, and gas wells in Westhope. Also notes on fairs, jail builds, Catholic church photos, militia return, Taft campaign, and diversified farming advocacy.
Local notes record visits by Marty Tallada and Dr. Rasbeck, hires at A B E Klabunde’s, and return of J O Peterson to Mazleton. Prairie fire near town. lightning kills four work horses. hay stacks burned. fence posts damaged. duck season prep and large harvest-field travel cited.
Tempel Bros store will open with a special sale by September 19. Gottlieb Schatz bought a house and lots from Tempel Bros and plans to move to Brofy to buy cattle, build a barn, and live there. Philipp Schenkenberger from Scotland moved to Brofy with farm machinery and will occupy Schatz’s house briefly before settling on his own farm two miles from Brofy. Brofy has grown since March 1, 1908, with a pool hall hotel lumber yard elevator butcher shop livery barn and three residences added.
Railroads report 25 to 50 percent less coal moved to Minnesota and North Dakota points than last year. Four million tons of soft coal and 400 thousand tons of hard coal sit at lakes docks, storage near capacity. Urges consumers to buy now to secure better prices and free retailer storage for restocking.
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