Emmons County Record Postoffice entry note
The Record is entered at Linton Postoffice as second class matter, indicating official mailing status for publication.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
4
The Record is entered at Linton Postoffice as second class matter, indicating official mailing status for publication.
The writer urges Emmons county settlers to start fruit gardens to boost home comfort and property value. He shares methods used on his own orchard with Duchess of Oldenburg, Wealthy, and Transcendent crab apples, notes on planting, irrigation, mulching, and wind resistance, and warns against rabbits.
Mesdames Mandigo Smith McCormick and Miss Hurlbut travel with Linton on a pleasure and business trip. Miss Hurlbut will finish nursing training in Bismarck. J H Reamer visits. Emmons County Fair set for Sept 25 26 27 at Linton. Twenty four thrashing outfits in Brad dock prepare a good crop. Harry Albright ships two carloads of wheat to the eastern market after a tough year. County Fair at Linton and Exposition at Bismarck urged. best exhibits expected at the fair to be shown later.
A. L. Geil sold his general merchandise business in Hazelton to Ellis Smolowitz, including stock of groceries shoes and hardware and fixtures. The building is excluded. Geil cites post office duties as the reason, after over twenty years in the Emmons county trade. The post office may move to a new location along Main Street.
Emil Naumann of Temvik offers his meat market for sale with cash terms or trade for farm machinery including a building lot and business. An advertiser sells stock at cost such as gas engines wagons mowing machines and farm implements while promising fresh groceries. Rag carpet weaving services offered by Geo C Brooks and a call for job printing at the Record office.
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