Bank Praises Growth Reflecting Policy Confidence
The bank attributes steady business growth to its policies and the public’s confidence in its services, emphasizing that customer trust drives the expansion of its operations.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
1
The bank attributes steady business growth to its policies and the public’s confidence in its services, emphasizing that customer trust drives the expansion of its operations.
Fall plowing starts early in North Dakota as the state reports fair improvements, rising fairs in Mandan and Minot, and a surge of local events. Mentions range from Jimmie Foley’s poem success to labor day observances, looting concerns, new schools, and incidents from Bismarck to Minnewaukan.
Mrs. A L Abel moved to the section house with her family. S I Coover rallied after a night of peril. Mr. and Mrs. Browning visited from Portland. Gus Herolt claims Patterson had no role in his primary win, while Streeter critiques the idea. Dr. Connor, an Emmons County elder statesman, tours with son-in-law Yeater over cattle. Rev Brearly and Yeater marshal 700 for a new Presbyterian church, aiming 2100 total with community support. Mrs Trom dies near Braddock. funeral in Norwegian Tell cemetery. five children survive.
A historical anecdote shows poet Robert Browning anxious after J S Mill offered to review his early poetry. Mill failed to write, deterred by a Westminster Review notice that mocked Browning as a “bald ordash.” Browning searched the Westminster Review to see who had scooped Mill.
A Brussels Derniere Heure item notes a quip about what three men discuss on a sidewalk. It claims Germans talk of the army, Austrians of the bureaucracy, French of women, Americans of sports, and in Turkey nothing at all.
A readable snippet shows a quoted exchange where a lady commands Alice to cry in her way, followed by a fragment about experience not by years from a Latin proverb, cited as United Presbyterian. The text appears as a damaged OCR snippet with mixed quotation marks and partial lines.
Mrs. J F Snyder visited Linton last week. Ad Campbell operates at the Victoria elevator taking in grain. Harvey Smith, recently ill, appears well on a Monday stop. B C Campbell repaints his house and barn. W J Benson from Waverly installs a lighting plant at Yeater hotel. Jay Linderman hosts cigars for a new arrival at his home. Dr W Casey from Gayton buys coal. an engine is planned for Gayton thrash work. Anna Gell and Mary Appert hunted in the country. School bids: E M Jones wins with 1788 bid for section 23 04 37. Braddock: Mrs O Pehrson dies after lingering illness. funeral at Swedish cemetery near Armstrong. Karna Swenson, born in 1849, emigrated from St J restad in 1882 to Tell neighborhood. Mrs Pehrson praised as devoted mother. eight children survive. Community offers sympathy.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on his farm two and a half miles east of Strasburg on Thursday Sept 24 1008 several good horses cattle all farming implements and household furniture and 12 milch cows to the highest bidder. Terms cash for sums under 5 and for 5 and over one year at 6 percent interest on good security 6 percent discount on all sums over 5 in cash. Auction begins at 10 oclock a m Lunch at noon free. Peren Kirarr Owner.
The advertiser offers sixty hogs of various ages from piglets to yearlings for sale at his farm eleven miles east of Linton on section 20 135 74. Also four registered Poland China hogs three boars and one sow r share, including a two year old boar sired by Champion with Dakota Chief as the sire. Feed destroyed by hail motivates the sale. G G Palmer P O Linton N D.
The First Bank of Linton North Dakota advertises real estate lending on good farm lands for three to five years.
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