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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
4
The Emmons County Record announces a new cash-on-delivery rule for taken-up notices and auction bills to improve payment reliability. It notes owners often fail to pay and auctioneers move away, urging customers to pay by cash or mail a check after phone price confirmation.
North Dakota Third Industrial Exposition in Bismarck runs October 7 to 19. LaMoure residents raise funds to transport their band to the event, with Linton Band hired for Elks Day on October 10 and a special train planned from Linton to Bismarck. The piece praises public spirit and the expo’s value to agriculture.
The Democratic tariff bill moves to a conference between the Senate and House to resolve differences. Key leaders push for a final agreement on duties, economic impact, and industrial protection.
The piece argues that a high wage policy keeps U S manufacturers strong against foreign rivals under a low tariff plan. It warns that cheaper Atlantic shipping and wage reductions could erode purchasing power, risking a decline in American workers’ living standards.
Emmons County Fair launches in Linton and extends through Thursday to Saturday. The piece notes the fair’s entertainment value, the county’s size and distance between communities, and the aim to connect residents across neighborhoods with an varied program to be posted daily.
In Kogreas on September 19, Lewis Seedorf and Clifford Putnam of Winona conducted business for several hours. A. P. Seymour harvested 2,000 bushels of wheat early this week, with some fields yielding about 20 bushels per acre. Liveryman Van der Voorste escorted Steve Silk and Robert Nelson to Aberdeen for a few days. The Dornbush child from Westfield died Friday evening from whooping cough. funeral held Saturday in Westfield. The Van der Voorste child of Westfield died Tuesday from the whooping cough.
B R Sturtevant of Dale North Dakota moved to Pollock on Monday and took possession of a drag line purchased from Mr Gordon a month ago. He says he likes the work and hopes the people will keep him busy.
The exposition runs October 7 to 19 in Bismarck with lectures on agriculture education and industry. It features theater vaudeville moving pictures musicales receptions and social entertainments for workers plus a Civic parade ball games and automobile tours coordinated by the Commercial Club. The opening ceremony is set for October 7 with a prepared program of music and exercises.
Sealed bids for building a school house in Maine School District No. 17 are due by 5 p.m. October 18, 1918, at the clerk's residence. Bids opened at that time and place. Plans available from the clerk or First National Bank, Linton, N D. Bonds equal to twice the bid, board may reject any bid. N L Grogan, Clerk, Maine School District No 17, Omio, N D.
I will discontinue my hotel business at Strasburg on the first of next October due to poor health. Mrs. Anna Teichner announces the closure and cessation of operations.
The Final arrangements for the Second Annual Emmons County Fair are complete. Linton hosts farmers and dairymen for three days starting today with daily programs and Gov. L B Hanna expected to deliver an address. Officials plan a county fair organization, grounds, and buildings for future seasons. Prize articles will be sent to Bismarck after the show for the Emmons county exhibit.
Eks Day at the State Exposition in Bismarck on October 10 will feature the Linton Boys' Band hired by the Bismarck Elks. Elks lodges from across the state plan to attend with their own bands, offering a full entertainment program for all. A special Linton to Bismarck train is arranged, with a 2-cent fare possibility under study by railroads.
The Record lists the total contributions to date with Hazelton figures, noting late receipt for the issue of the 18th. It itemizes donors including Hazelton Bank, Batzer Bros Implement Co, Emmons County Republican, Victoria Elevator Co, and many others, with a grand total of 417.80 and regional totals. Also includes a notice of a spotted male bird dog found near Braddock and an ad offering hay land shares in Winona, North Dakota.
Local notice outlines baggage handling and hauling services in Linton North Dakota. It references depot transfers and wholesale and retail dealers as part of the operation. The brief emphasizes prompt baggage transfer and transportation services in the region.
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