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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
1
A roundup from North Dakota notes Mandan fair crowds and attendance up, along with stories of local doings. It mentions Caledonia fraud bonds, duck and quail sightings, a Cooper eye injury from a hunting accident, and a Harp Pietz wedding in Linton.
Braddock notes near dry Lake Braddock market wheat and durum gains. School official CA Moorman builds a new house in the eastern district. About one hundred auto housing parties visited Long Boone day. Mahaney and Marquart open a Soo Avenue restaurant offering short orders and daily meals. Mrs Coover heads to Alberta for homesteads. sons Edward and Ben remain in Montana area. J H Saylor resigns from International Harvester after eleven years to pursue other work.
Grain is moving briskly as harvest continues in Hazelton. Land-seekers visit area farms and a stock sale is planned for September 25. Residents attend Mandan fair and visit relatives in Minnesota. Local business changes include Hugh Flynn returning to West’s market. A humorous note compares dressing times for men and women, ending with a practical joke about a missing ten cent plug.
Enrollment stands at twenty three with urging that students register for the year. Regular attendance is emphasized as vital to advancement. Wednesday talks by local professionals begin with Mr Streeter speaking on Friday Sept 24. The Emmons County teachers institute starts Sept 27 with Miss Clara A Thompson joining as assistant. A mouse colored mare weighing 900 pounds is found near Winona and can be claimed by owner with proof of ownership.
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