Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-12

Neb., for visit OF several weeks with
relatives.
Jakob Bieber, of Eureka, father of
S. j. Bieber, who lives about twelve
miles northwest of Linton, visited the
latter over Sunday.
The social OF the Ladies OF the Mac
cabees at the opera house last Friday
evening was we'll attended and was
a success in every way.
For Sale.-A team of black ponies Ia
fine driving team: a new driving har-
ness and buggy. Inquire of Mrs. John
Public, two miles west of Brofy.
Andrew Wolfer was taken seriously
i'll with pneumonia last Friday For
I, several days his life hung in the ball
ance; but at present he is much bet
ter.
| That glass front in Mr.. Flaherty's
new drug store is a peach. !" When
the building is finished it will have
the most up-to-date front appearance
| OF any IN tOWu.
The county clnvassing bard was in
session yesterday There was no
change in the totals. The olllcial
table of the Emmons county vote will
be published next week.
Services next Sunday at the NJ. T..
church at $50 p. M. The new choir, un.
der the leadership of Miss Ida g..
Jones, will Sing. There Will be song
service of fifteen minutes duration,
beginning at 1:3o p. IN. Allare invited.
A moving picture show held forth
at the opera-house Monday aud Tues
day evenings. The audiences were of
good size. The pictures were all right,
but the machine didn't work very
we'll, causing too much If clutter"
Of the scenes.
94 For Sale-A registered Percheron
stallion: coal-blaclk in color; weight
1875 pounds: seven years old; tine con
dition and strong: good disposition:
haven't time to care for him; price
$500; would take livery team in part
payment. Box %, Aberdeen. s. ID.
Mr.. Neary, of Minot, has patented
sight for shooting guns of the United
States navy in the night. Mr.. Neary
is now at the arsenal at Rock Island,
Ill.,, where the naval board is eXamin
ing his patent with the idea of using
it in the United States army and navy
if it proves Il success.
A unique bet was fulfilledWednesday
night on Fifth avenue at jamestown,
before number of spectators, when a
well.known young lady pushed another
young lady around the block in a
wheebarrow The bet was 81 and a
wheelbarrow ride around the block, If
Taft was elected. The dollar was
handed over.
John Klitzel and wife, plaintiff, VS..
Joseph Joachim, defendant, was the
title of a civil case up before Justice
Clint WAGNER, Monday, i'm Linton.
This was a court Gaze. Plaintiff sued
4 for 1923 claimed as wages due. The
court allowed $75 and costs, making a
total of SlO4 40. The parties to the
suit reside in the Strasburg neighbour
hood. Armstrong 4 Cameron for
plaintiffs. Lynn and Coventry for
defendant
| Dedicatory services were held in the
i German Lutheran church in Linton
last Sunday forenoon. The pastor.
the Rev. John Bunge. preached i'm
German, and also in German in the
afternoon. In the evening he
spoke in English to a large CON
gregation. Mr.. Bunge deserves great
credit for the energy he has displayed
lin securing the erection of the pretty
and weli-built church. In fact, he did
considerable of the mechanical work
Ion the building.
The rush and turmoil of election
time caused the Record to overlook
the return home of Comrade A. G.
WAGNER. Comrade Wagner attended
1.-The reunion of his old regiment. the
J Both Illinois Infantry, at Elgin, IN
that state. He also visited Galesburg
and other towns in Knox county, where
the regiment was principally enlisted,
: and met many old comrades whom he
. had not seen since the summerof 1856,
. when the regiment was mustered out
! OF service. He enjoyed the tripgreat'y,
but would have been better satisfied
had his old side partner, Comrade
Rheumatic. staid at home instead ol
: Insisting on accompanying him on MS
I: Illinois jaunt.
t A Catholic churca 70 take tue place
+ of the one blown down last summer Is
being built in the Beaver valley, nine
t or ten mites east of Linton. 1T is larger
than the one demolished. and is being
built by days works in a SUBS ANITA
!, and workmanlike manner. The OUT
, side work is practically completed. We
understand that tile church trustees
had a cyclone policy on the huilaiht
!, DESTROYED, and that has helped ou'
g,aatlv in the matter Of funds for th'
new church. The trustees also bough
n from the insurance company TN