19 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
1
North Dakota towns from Linton to Bismarck press for railroad mail via Hazelton with letters from Congressman Marshall and Post Office officials. Government offers maximum rate for rail service. acceptance promised, aiming to restore prompt mail delivery and reduce delays from the current roundabout route.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Da Feat Leek along with jot and room in a terse note. The context is unclear but centers on a performance or feature involving these terms. No further readable details available.
A letter exchange from Detroit Minnesota and a reply from the Northern Pacific Railway Company indicate the post office department offered maximum legal rates for Linton to McKenzie mail service. The railroad says the proposition will likely be accepted in a week or two.
Grafton seeks a denatured alcohol plant. Thrashing rigs harvests fields in North Dakota. Hunters near Hankinson kill tame ducks for Farmer Figge. Honey industry trials spread statewide. New southwestern counties call for a land office. Cavalier county reportedly holds over a hundred government licenses. Minot Journal notes wheat yields at ten to fifteen lashers. Moffat Messenger debuts in Burleigh County. editor and publisher is W H McMaster. Kermit Roosevelt hunted chickens near Sand Lake with Alex C Johnson of the Northwest ern road. Wadgeton laundry girls strike for higher pay. after two to three days a settlement is reached. A fist fight at Goodrich over a hunting dog leads to a third man attempting to steal pulp. Winter wheat experiments show promise and will be expanded this fall. In Bismarck a dog encounter ends with a pistol shot near the door. North Dakotans will gain a terminal elevator at Superior Wisconsin as Soo Line plans a multi million bushel facility, elevating rail access for regional interests.
Gilbert Van Beek and Lida Stam wed September 1 in Westfield with Rev. B. Lammers officiating. Reimer Ryckema and Anna Dorbush also tied the knot September 1. Gottlieb Weber and Agnes Getsles of Linton township married September 14 by Judge Carley. Claud A. Harwood and Elena Fodness married September 1 in Linton at the Pfatt residence. A license issued to Ferdinand Fischer Jr and Anna Marie Scherr of Hague, license issued September 14.
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