Talks FIRST BANK OF LINTON Growth Driven by Policy
The bank describes steady growth as a natural outcome of its policy and customer confidence in its services. It emphasizes trust and value in its financial offerings as the reason for expansion.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
1
The bank describes steady growth as a natural outcome of its policy and customer confidence in its services. It emphasizes trust and value in its financial offerings as the reason for expansion.
Rural routes may be set at Hazelton while public drinking cups face denouncement in schools. North Dakota crops and harvest events dominate in fall reports with accidents, taxes, and local concerns across Fargo, Minot, Valley City, and Grand Forks.
Braddock notes ground broken for a new warehouse extension by L M Doerschlag. Cattle shipments arrive from S B Kurtz in Hazelton for Jacob Kielbach. Wheat yields and tax rates in Braddock rise. rural mail service may increase. Candidate A L Geil visits, pledging reform, while Dwyer auction draws Bismarck crowd. Goose Lake duck hunt ends with elbow injury to Frank Foell. town discusses incident. Linton State Bank advertises farm land loans.
A notice invites applicants for job printing in English and German on a single sheet or separately. Apply at the Record office.
The Catholic Society plots a cemetery on land donated by Jacob Kalberer Jr two miles west of Hazelton. Mrs J F Snyder hosts a farewell party for Miss Stambaugh of Louisiana MO. Hazelton church incorporation filed naming Beale Roop Wright Brigsle and Wray. Tom Kelly’s farm brings 124 bushels of wheat in a heavy four horse haul. Danbury Sunday School donates to the new church and sells an old organ for 15 to aid the building. J B Brock visits from Linton to check thrashing. J Otterson delivers 95 bushels of tax from Tom Shepard’s with a single team in a narrow load.
Obituary notes Mrs. David W. Freeman of Dale dies at 69, leaving four sons Frank W. of Far mont Minnesota W S of Dale DD A of Tamarack and F W of Dale. Funeral held Wednesday with large attendance. Also, Mrs. A T Prouty leaves for Brandon to care for her ailing father Wm Irwin. Arbouine Prouty to Linton High School. Sunday at Glanavon grounds two baseball games drew about two hundred people. Glanavon defeated Winona 10 to 7. Pollock team beat Glanavon 18 to 16 in a slugfest.
A fourteen month old speaks for the first time as Nanna rushes into the drawing room with the child and the father reacts with excitement. The note then shifts to a farm sale listing sixty mixed age hogs and four registered Poland China hogs including two boars and two sows, from G. G. Palmer of Linton North Dakota, fruits of hail-destroyed feed.
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