Linton, North Dakota

Linton is a city in and the county seat of Emmons County, North Dakota, United States. The population was 1,071 at the 2020 census.

Linton, North Dakota Media

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  Map of Township 135N, Range 76W, showing the location of the town of Williamsport in Section 15. Image from Standard Atlas of Emmons County, North Dakota, including a Plat Book of the Villages, Cities and Townships in the County, etc. by George A. Ogle & Co., Publishers & Engravers, Chicago, 1916

• Linton Courhouse 1913 Smith Studios.png

  The first courthouse in Linton, built in 1901 and designed by Milton E. Beebe (1840–1922), architect, Fargo, North Dakota.

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  The Stone Hotel c.1913, was owned and operated by Dr. Rolly Hogue and was considered to be "the most elaborately furnished" of the three in town and therefore "commanded the highest rates". Dr. Hogue was also the owner of the local drug store and the physician of the family of the entertainer Lawrence Welk

• Episcopal Church, Linton North Dakota.jpg

  St. Matthew's Episcopal Church c.1905, now the Emmons County Historical Society Museum

• Linton, North Dakota Baseball Team, 1907.png

  The Linton baseball team, 1907

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  Linton North Dakota Boy's Band, 1911

• Linton Schoolhouse 1908.jpg

  Linton's second schoolhouse, built in 1905

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  First Baptist Church, 1910

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  Broadway, Linton North Dakota, 1915