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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
1
A sprawling North Dakota column reports on a man shooting his dog and then killing a wolf, local political organizing for Republicans in Bismarck, typhoid cases in Grand Forks, and odd local incidents. It notes campaign offices opening, factional debates, and a boy surviving a severe facial injury after runaway horses. Local misadventures with hats and a hen that supposedly lays potatoes also appear.
Hazelton reports include a new hot water heating system installed in the Tank of Hazelton. Joe Smith has malaria. Miss Ndi Armetrong begins duties as assistant cashier at Mariners State Bank. Two auto parties, from Lincol n and Chicago, visited Hazelton last week. H A Armstrong returned from a business trip to Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Chapman and Crandall operate steam plowing outfits on the Whibride farm. G W Gillman received a shipment of potatoes for neighbors at one dollar per bushel. Mrs Pettis and daughter returned from Arlington, with Linton meeting them. Miss Mattie Kurtz left for training at college. Miss Bade na Alatrong accompanied her home. A Kiabunde bought land west of town from J Kathers. price said to be ten dollars per acre. Carpenters repair Williamsport schoolhouse. school to start next Monday. A Wisconsin schoolteacher engaged for Labelle Briggle’s studies. Dr Wriggle and Dr Sabraw took him to Braddock to board Soo train. George Isaac of Farmers' Friend Milling Co. reports milling business exceeds expectations. Ziches and Appert drill a well and plan an air pressure tank and force pump for fire safety and car work. J A Moyer and Thos Ly, Hazelton, ill at Bicmarck hospital, convalescing. Moyer recovering from blood poisoning, Kelly with a knee fracture. Both in good spirits and nearing return home.
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