Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-08
Nord, living about eight miles west
OF Linton. Perhaps they re rooster

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eggs
Alncw Unmarried couples are ad-
Nlsed u buy or rent only houses that
are painted with Bradley 4 Nroo-
man Pure Paint. 1t is the best In
yes ment. Sold by the Linton Razar
\ the school election held I. in.
ton Tuesday Elmer togle and Fen
Haggasd We're chosen rs directors
Mlsss Lucia schilling returned
Friday from Mason City, Iowa.
where She had been attending tie
university
\ Linton aggregation of ball toss
ers Went To Pollock Sunday and
played the Pollock team. Result ii
70 in favor Of the town just across
the state line
..The Rev. Oer,le. Of Aber,seen
5. d.. conducted quarterly confer.
ence of thu Evangelical Association
in Linton asst week He preached in
the German anguage. IN the Meth
oaist church, asst Saturday evening
Born Friday May ~. e Mrs
Edith samins of l-etger ) d. al
the home Of NJ and Mrs Rer, Dob
SON a mile and half north of LIN
ton a daughter Both are all right
Mrs. Dohson is a widow whose has
band died IN South Dakota six or
seven months ago
Born Sunday morning. Jane
AZ u a clock "a Mr. and Mrs W
- Tough Of the Linton neighhos-
hood laughter alleged weight
eight pounds The Young mother
WAS formerly Miss Edith .Seclev
Ems IS the 'lrst-horn of the family.
and WIZ * property digniiicd over
tse occurrence II is said, however.
that ne has considerable difficulty in
Distinguishing mother and daughter
IN the matter of size
The first commencement exercises
If the Linton high-school took place
IN the opera-house last Friday NIGHT
There wa good-slzed attendance
and the program was an intere ting
one Miss Hazel t, Pctrie. daughter
of MI and Mi W +, Pcltle early
settlers Of E.mmons county. was the
only graduate The young lady was
born on the Petric farm, only a few
miles from the present town of LIN
ton, and was brought up here 1t
doesn't seem so very long ago that
all the children Of school age were
born somewhere else, but now, those
born outside of Fmmons county are
the exception and some of the boys
born here are voters. True it is that
time flies and mighty fast as one
grows CID
The vacation of the Linton public
schools is now ON. and the teachers
have departed to spend the summer
elsewhere Prof. King has gone 10
Donnelly, Mimi. Miss Thompson to
st. Paul Park, Mimi. Miss Everson
to Whitehall Wis. Miss Green to
Leola, S. d., to visit while with
Mrs. LYMAN Clayton, and then To
Hope N. ID. Miss Mcneil to Elysian,
Mimi Miss Burke to Crystal. N.
D.. Miss Celia Mcdonnell will re-
main in Linton most of the summer.
Prof. Killing will make trip to Flu
rope during the summer in the in
terests of mechanical appliance
which the manufacturers wish to
introduce in the markets there The
Misses Everson. Mcneil and Nc
Donnell will teach in Linton the com.
ing term. Linton people were for
tunate in having a thoroughly com
.petent corps of teachers during the
term Just closed, and it is to be
hoped that instructors of as high an
order Of ability have been secured
for the coming term.
A. N. Junge. president Of the Lin
ton school board. left Tuesday of last
week on hunt for principal for
the Linton schools the coming term.
He went to several towns. from some
of which he had received appli-
cations for the position first to Mil
nor, then to Forman. to Hankinson,
to Wahpeton, to Portland. to Hills
boro, and then to ST. Paul. He re-
turned home yesterday He secured
Prof A. T. Talland. of Portland,
Traill county, this state The gen
itlemen comes highly recommended
by educators throughout the state.
He is at present principal of Bru-
felt Academy and Bushes College.
at Portland In l9o5-6 he was act
ing principal of Grand Forks Col
lege, in l9O7-s. principal of the pub
lie schools Of Twin Valley. MINI.
with six teachers under him. and
has occupied his present position
three years Mr. Junge says crops
arc looking we'll every point he Wis
tied. although in a few places in the
Red River valley there seems to have
been too much rain