Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-09-10
good time while here. and is highly
pleased with Linton.

pleased with Linton.
E.vln Prinz, young son of Mr. ann
Mrs. John Prinz, Of Linton. received
badly sprained ankle and bruised
arm Monday, caused by the horse Il.
was riding falling with him.
MIR. and Mrs G.. A. Broman re, urne6
from visit to the Minnesota STATE
fair last Thursday. They were vel
satisfied with their trip enjoying the
many varied features immense)y-and
they say the fair was grand.
A. u Foster, representative of the
Denhoff Iowa cream separator. was il
Linton Saturday and Sunday. Mr.
Foster has made this town for the
past tive years and has many friends
here. He left for the north Monday.
a reception to the new teachers
was given at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. .Junge Saturday evening,
a large number Of the young people
OF Linton were present. and all stroye
to assure the newcomers that every.
thing possible would be done by Linton
people to make their stay i'm Linton
pleasant.
Miss Minnie Callahan, of Chamber
lain,S. d.. isthe new 'hello.girl. at the
central. Miss Clara Clayton retires
because IA call from the normal school
at Aberdeen is considered of more i'm
portance than the call of the bell.
Miss Callahan is a young lady who
will continue the good work with dis
patch and accuracy and connect you
with your number. Hello, central:
give me thirty-eight. .
The editor OF country paper re-
ceived the following query: "Can you
tell me what the weather will be next
month"; In reply he wrote: 1t is
my belief that the weather next month
will be very much like your subscrip-
tion." The inquirer wondered for an
hour what the editor was driving at,
when he happened to think of the
word "unSettled. He went in the next
day and squared his account. Ex.
Those who are skeptical about rails
ing corn in this section of the country
should visit the farm of William b.
!Donohue Captain Flick's old place.,
who has so acres of North Dakota
| White Dent corn Just ripening. Mrs.
Donohuc brought half dozen ears Of
this corn to the Record office last
week, and says it is a fair sample of
what they raise on their place. The
ears of corn are on exhibition at this
Office.
Miss Augusta Nieuwsma, of Holland,
| Mich, is on visit to this part of the
country, a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurits Van Soest, of Hull. The
Misses Helen Van Soest and Augusta
| Nieuwsma, accompanied by Master
Maurits Van Soest, were in Linton
last Friday, and while taking in the
lsights incidentally dropped In to the
Record office for a look at how sthe
leaden messages OF thought" are
spread before the public.
| Herbert G. Fish, curator of the State
Historical Society, Bismarck, was a
pleasant caller at the Record office
Saturday. The society which he rep
resents was organized for the purpose
of preserving the historical events OF
North Dakota. They publish COM
prehensiye volumn of interesting data
biennially, collected from all parts OF
the state, andof which the newspapers
of the state supply a good deal, as
the historical society is on the mailing
list of every paper in North Dakota.
The Linton schools opened last Mon
day with q big crowd Of pupils in at
tendance. The names and positions
of the teachers are as follows: Princi-
pal, +. ii. Hankins, from Mayville,
Traill county: assistant principal.
Miss Inez l.. Sims; music and drawing,
\ Miss Ida j. Jones, from st. Paul: fifth
and sixth grades. Miss Blanche Hunt
inpton, Of Aberdeen; third and fourth
grades. Miss Florence Mccullough, OF
Underwood, N. d.; primary room,
Miss Nora Greenwood, Of New Rock
ford. N. ID. II. A. Thoreson is janitor
of the school buildings.
What is the good of unknown good:
What is the good of having on your
shelves the very best of merchandise
that for lack OF proper publicity re-
mains there? Get next. Use little
printers ink, the more the better, and
call attention to what you have that
possibly Others want. Keep things
moving: the screen door welloiled, and
don't give the spider chance TO WEB
his home on your cash-register keys
He might get to think after while
/ that YOU are s'it'-and, in time, VII
| spin across your door web that viii
he impenetrable even by the drum
mer Advertise and see things mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ii. Webb, Of Howard
4 s. d.. visited Linton Monday. Mr.
Webb has left for home, but Mrs
Webb remains for a few days, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Burge
While here Mr.. Webb did the heroic
His team took a notion to run ane
,,., from the monotony of bride
harness and wagon, but were stopped