Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-08
Comrade Fred Erankhausar 49,

comrade Fred Frankhauser wa
up from the Pollock neighborhoo,
Tuesday.
Assessors Campbell and Bidwel
are down from the north countr,
this week.
NrS. John schlangen came ~
from Winona Monday on her way /,
Minnesota to visit friends.
Miss lnez Sims left for Lennon
Saturday to spend week With rela
tlves, Mr. and Mrs. Potwin.
Jacob Wittmayer was up from Flu.
reka few days this week VISITING
members Of his family.
! Elmer Fogle has secured the con.
,fact for a two-story cement block
4 pull.ing 2e22N64 for Merchant A. g.
hiabunde, in HazeIton.
Mrs. Fred Pietz, wife of the cash
her Of the Linton State Bank left
for l-eola last Thursday 10 spend
a few weeks with friends there
Frank Mahara Coored MinstrelS
twenty people count EN- will
be IN Linton the evening of Tues
day. July 10Th They are said to he
good.
Chris. Vorlander and solomon
Wenzlaff, officers of the Bank of Eu-
reka, and F.B Irvine. cashier of the
Hague State Bank, reached Linton
last evening in am automobile.
The Star Theater Company of Alb
erdeen will tomorrow lFriday)even-
ing open a moving picture show in
the building on upper Broadway for
merry occupied by the WoIfer store.
Walter Orth, of Alma. Wis, is
the new barber at the l'ritts F,mpo-
rum of Tonsorial Art. Horace So
per, who was working there tempo
rarly, went home To Eureka Mon
day.
Miss Marion Bosch, daughter of
Joseph Bosch. was taken to Bismarck
hospital last Thursday by her father
to be treated for an abscess on her.
neck. Late reports are that she is
getting along nicely.
There is quite romance mixed
up with the recent injury of Attor-
ney Frank Alexander, of Campbell.
county, who was hurt in an automo-
bile accident and taken to the Aber
deem hospital The nurse who at
tended him recently became Mrs. AL
exander.
Taken Up. June ~, 1909, ON my
place, six miles southwest of Linton.
on the John Wittmayer farm. a
three-year-old buckskin mare. Also,
a four-ycar old dark gray mare,
white spot on forehead, colt by her
side. Owner or owners will please
call. prove property, pay charges
and take the animals. Matt Rohrich,
Linton, ND. (jlyl)
Elmer Fogle has this year put in
about a dozen concrete culverts for
the county, located in various parts.
People who pay considerable atten-
ton to the best material for struc-
lures of this kind say that this class
of culverts is practically everlasting,
and that when once put i'm it will
be a new generation of taxpayers
that will have to replace them, if it
is ever found necessary to replace
them.
To be in the fashion, the newspa-
pers up i'm the northern part of the
state are beginning to refer to wind
storms that blow over few build
ings as cyclones. = These papers
had better wait until goodly part
of North Dakota 5 soil is broken up.
the local evaporation causes a diff
erent condition of cloud formations,
and we get the twlsters of the Iowa,
Missouri and Oklahoma class. Ii
will then be time enough to write
of cyclones.
Henry Gravink, All Jaeger, Gerrit
Biesheuval and Joe Van de Vorste
were up from Westfield yesterday
looking after the opening of road.
Mrs Tamel, mother of Mrs. Ora
wink, is visiting her Emmons county
relatives, the families of III. Gravink.
Louie l)ornbush and Memo De
Boer She is the mother of Mes
DANES Gravink, DE Roer and Dorm
bush. She is seventy-two years of
age, and is the widow of Union
soldier Her home is ON Fillmore
county. MINI. Mrs. John DE Mots,
a sister of the ladies named. whose
home is in Sioux Center. Iowa, is
also visiting her Emmons and Camp
bell county relatives.
The following circular has been
sent out by the Standard Oil Com
pany's agency at Fargo: Fargo,
n ID .InlN 1909 Dear ST.. We