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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
3
Linton reports market specials at Matt Lipp’s shop and updates on residents: Jampolski buys Geil store at Hazelton. Mrs. Raven and daughter add an extension to their millinery. Dr. Wolverton resumes practice. many community visits and events unfold from Temvik to Hosmer. Fires, storms, school openings, weddings, and dance memories enrich county life.
Matt Lipp, proprietor of the meat market run by Fred Kelsch, announces an up-to-date meat market at Electric Theatre feature on Saturday September 13. He will provide prompt service and employ a competent cutter, inviting patronage.
Under section 1979 chapter 24 of the Revised Code of North Dakota a public auction will be held at the front door of the Court House in Linton Emmons county at 2 p m on September 27 1913 for a red hull two years old. The bull was taken up and advertised by August Lage Justice of the Peace C F Wagher. Also reported Braddock resident Fred Junge suffered a broken collar bone in a recent automobile accident details unavailable.
Dr Montieth and Roy Irvine of Hazelton visited Linton yesterday to discuss Swift & Co agency work. Tom O'Brien traveled to the Twin Cities to arrange future Swift & Co. agency routes. Mrs Thos Fergus returns home from Bismarck with a newborn daughter. Helen Grenzel, 21, died after moving from Richardton to her parents’ home east of Linton.
A crowd assembled in Linton last Saturday to depart for lakes and chicken grounds for the open season. Autos carried many names including Irvine Mohn Billingsley Smith Jones Culbertson Lang Cameron Fuller Turner and more. All parties reported good luck on the hunting outing. Subscribe for the Record.
A short classified note indicates MO M Schneider asked patrons to leave word at the barber shop. The item lists services for CITY DRAY AND TRANSFER and light and heavy hauling, baggage transfers, and depot services, plus wholesale and retail ice dealers in North Dakota.
The Williamsport column reports on Montana horses visiting, a Republican convention call for Bis marck on Oct 18, frost and crop losses, and farmers expanding farming and stock-raising. Prairie fires threaten grain stacks while harvesting winds down. Local events include a coal mine, a dramatic club play, school notices, and a January 1888 wedding.
Foundations fail from uneven settlement when outer walls are exaggerated in mass while interior partitions are light. For uniform soil the width must not exceed safe bearing power 2% to 3 tons per sq ft. Concrete good for barns offering tight sills and trench fit with mix 1 part cement 2.5 parts sand 5.5 parts gravel.
A married man bragging about his wife overheard slips away after supper for a cigar and misses his wife in a party gown. At 2 a.m. he finds a tearful woman at the stairs asking him to unfasten two hooks so she can go to bed. He obliges.
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