Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-08-26

Main and Fourth. The machine
pumps about three hundred gallons
a minute, and is of twenty horse
power.
The Revs. Otto Volske. of Plain
view, Neb., and F. r. Hefner. of
Coleridge, Neb.. Lutheran ministers,
have been visiting the Rev. j. G..
Bunge and family this week.
The Rev. l.. A. Lovelace will
leave next Tuesday for Des Moines
and Lohrville, Iowa, his old ministe-
rial field, where he will for about
three weeks visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Claire Thompson, of Lang
don, Mimi, has been secured as as
sistant principal Of the Linton
schools. The lady is a graduate of
the Hastings high-school and Garlic
ton college.
Attorney G. W. Lynn arrived in
Linton Tuesday evening He comes
from Portland to attend to some
business here. Mrs. Lynn will soon
be here, she having stopped en-
route to visit friends.
A fairsized congregation greeted
the pastor at the M. E. Church last
Sunday evening. Services will be
held next Sunday at o'clock D. M.
Subject of sermon: Defending on
One Point /" The choir will sing an
anthem. All are invited.
DO you want a home? If so, see
me. | can sell you a good house al
ready built in Linton in a good loca-
tion,wit good we'll; or will build
one for you of lumber or cement and
give you terms to suit yourself. f..
d. Fogle, Linton. (jly-22)
Mr.. A. Reichenstein and his
granddaughter, Miss Leah Mendel-
owltz, will leave to-day for Minneap-
oils to visit friends. Miss Leah will
return in about a week with her
grand mother. Mrs Reichenstein
who is at present visiting in Mime
apolis.
Commissioner kurtz and Livery
man Wright, of Hazelton, with their
autos, were i'm town last Thursday to
receive large party of relatives of
the Kurtz family who had come out
on visit. Mrs. Kurtz accompanied
her husband TO Linton. In the party
We're Mrs. p. M. shively of Nevada,
Ohio; Mrs. j. B. Baker. of belmont,
S d.; Mrs. John Miller, of Plank
inton, S. d., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Weiser, of Des Moines, Iowa.
Farmer Robert Petrie was up from
the Winona country Tuesday. He
and his wife will leave for Califor-
MIA as soon as his crop is marketed.
Probably we shall hear one of these
days of Rob being a fruit-growing
nabob in the far west. However,
Robert ought not to leave UNI il
after the season for big game here
opens and closes, for there is said to
be law in California against hunt
ing mules.
Bismarck Tribune: f. A. King
has been selected for principal of
the schools at Linton. He taught
two years at New Salem and substi-
tuted in the Bismarck high school a
year ago. He has been at Caledonia,
Traill county, the past year. He is
am excellent teacher, and the Linton
people are to be congratulated on
securing so competent a head for
their schools.
Mrs. C. A. Patterson and her son
James arrived home from their
western trip ON Thursday of last
week, where they attended the Seat
tie fair and made a tour of the yell
lowstone park. They reached Lin
ton by N. P. train. Mr.. Patterson
arrived Tuesday evening of this week
by auto from Lennon. Miss Fran
ces Patterson reached home by the
N. Y. train Friday evening.
Charles Tawzer, accompanied by
Theodore Mebben and Henry Tor
neten, came down from the Hart
ford country last Saturday. Mr..
Tawzer took the train for his home,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. He will come
out next spring and farm Mr.. Tor
neten's half-section in the Hartford
valley.
I. b. spellum and George Macy,
of La Cross, Wis, arrived in En-
mons county last week. and will rep
resent the artist work of S. w Wood
in Linton and vicinity. Mr.. Spell
lum is professional salesman in
this line. He is we'll acquainted with
Mr.. Wood, and can conscientiousls
recommend such work and guaran-
tee the same, having forwarded Mr.