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Emmons County Record in Linton, North Dakota
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
1
The Reunion Brings Pleasant Time For Old Settlers
Old settlers reunion drew a small crowd but lively spirits as farmer attendees, stockmen, and others enjoyed speeches by President Worst of the agricultural college. Pony and running races, a Siam venture by a blue horse, a lively dance at Otts hall, and a Napoleon vs Linton baseball score of 18 to 12 capped the day. The event promoter urged ongoing institutes with a schedule drafted by October 10 and applications by letter.
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Old Settlers
Worst
State Agricultural College
Ott’s
Ross Pagel
Palmer Newberry
Jacob Sauder
Pagel
Newberry
Sauder
Patterson
Clematis
South Dakota
Selby
Napoleon
Linton
Wedding Bells Mark McClinton Lemery Nuptials at Lane Home
The marriage of John W. McClinton and Miss Francesa Lemery was performed at the Lane home with Rev. J A Lemery officiating. The couple, both well connected, will move to Aberdeen South Dakota where McClinton will lead the mathematics department at the high school. Local attendees included Miss Mabel Kelsey Miss Nella Bales Miss Edna Burge and others. The event featured a wedding march and a bright yellow dining room theme. A later notice invites readers to Trimmed Hats displays at Miss Durnsife's on September 25 and 26. Additionally a government memorandum clarifies that a homesteader may establish residence without bringing his family and still obtain final patent if other conditions are met.
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John W. McClinton
Jl’rancea OC. Lemery
Charles
Lane
John A. Lemery
Fred Knudtson
Edna Burge
Honse
McClinton
Northwestern University
Chicago
School of Music
Aberdeen
S. D
Mabel Kelsey
Nella Bales
B F. Burge
J. A.lemery
Anna Geil
Fred Knutson
Matilda Knutson
O. S. Lane
Literary Gem from East Broadway Smut Sheet Editor
The Advocate ridicules a junk shop editor for claiming a new method of gathering news. It notes he has forty years in the business and mocks his grammar and diction while urging better language and learning.
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Broadway
Charlie
Church Services Listed for Sunday and Week Ahead
M Lk church schedules preaching at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at noon Winchester 2 30 p m and 3 30 p m Sunday school Hazelton 8 p m Danbury Monday 8 p m church notices provide times for services and classes across locations.
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Linton
Winchester
Hazelton
Danbury
Pacer Prince Alert Breaks Dan Patch Mile Record
Last Wednesday at Empire State track in New York Prince Alert raced against Dan Patch’s 1:59 record and beat it by two seconds to clock a mile in 1:57.
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Prince Alert
Empire State Track
New York
Dan Patch
Farmers Institutes Seek Forty Meetings Statewide
Prof. Kaufman of Fargo, state secretary, urges newspapers to note that after increased funding by the last legislative assembly the state can hold up to forty farmers institutes this year. Selection hinges on timing, prior institutes, local interest, and advertising. The institute corps will be larger and better equipped, with the 1903 Institute Annual soon ready for distribution to attendees.
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Kaufman
Fargo
Farmers’’ Institutes
Meade
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