Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-09-09

large enough
w. H. Boschker was up from
southern Emmons Saturday to have
some dental work done by DR.
Smith. Unions dentist is getting
up reputation of being on to hi
Job that extends into neighborine
counties, and a good share of DR.
Smiths work comes from distan,
points.
The apportionment of the Angus
state and county tuition fund is al
hand. 1t is three weeks carrier thar
a year ago. and six weeks earlier
than two years ago. The amount
coming to Emmons county from the
interest and income fund is Sc,
1922; from fines, etc, S50.lS; anC
from the county tuition fund
1851 .26. This makes total oi
So, S74 .G6.
G. A. Broman made a trip TO Bis
marck last week. His stomach is
not in good shape, and he was think
ing of selling out and going TO the
Pacific coast. But the doctors say
that he can be cured here. This,
with due consideration of the pretty
home he has built up in Linton, has
made him resolve to give up or at
least to postpone his contemplated
removal.
Elmer Hardy, who is now in the
United States navy as a member of
the crew of the u. s. S. New
Hampshire. sends a letter contain
ing a clean, new two-dollar bill that
looks as though it had never been
spent before, and asks us To send
the Record to him until it's used up.
Elmer is a stout, husky young man,
and undoubtedly will make an A No.
| man-of-war S man.
Frank Wiener, a prominent
banker of Ledmark, Iowa, an old
friend and neighbor of Will Free
man, was in town with the latter
recently Mr.. Wiener is am inteli-
gent and observing, gentleman and
keeps mis- eyes open as to matters
and things in this state, where he
owns some acre property. He says
that great progress is being made
here, and that North Dakota is des-
tined to be one of the best states in
the Union.
Last week and part of this week
two old Union soldiers visited their
relatives in Linton. One was Conn
rade VIM. S. Jay. grandfather of
Mrs. Junge and Earl Atha. His
home is in Ortonville, Mimi. The
other was Comarde CIV. Benjamin,
of Hutchinson, Kansas, grand
uncle of Mrs. Junge and Mr.. Atha.
The Record acknowledges a couple
of welcome visits from the two old
veterans.
While William Wadby, of south
western Emmons, was in town Mon
day with his neighbors, Cliff. Put
nam and Ray Coonen, he received a
telephone message that there was a
new boy at his house, the lad having
settled i'm Emmons county that
Mr.. Wadby of course
had only circumstantial evidence as
a basis for his information, but he
promised to make a thorough IN
vestigation as soon as he reached
home and inform the editor as to his
conclusions.
Prof. Killing. the new principal of
the Linton schools. hands in the fol-
lowing for publication: The program
of the high school is as follows:
Whole-year course: English |, Eng
lish III, English iii, German Latin
III, algebra, botany plane geometry,
music and drawing. Half year
course First half Commercial
arithmetic, bookkeeping. advanced
u. S. history. Second half Com
mercial law, civics, penmanship and
spelling Pupils are wanted to avail
themselves Of these opportunities,
and are asked to enroll early. Chill
dren of six years old are admitted
to the primary department, but
must enrollat the opening of school,
We are not in position to start 4
class i'm the middle of the year.
John Iagg has sold his elevator
to +. r. Schilling, Of lIcrreid. Mr..
S. was in town a day or two this
week. He will be here shortly, bis
coming being dependent upon the
good nature of the Judge of the
pending term of fedear court at
.Deadwood, to service asa Juror at
which Mr.. Schilling has been sum
moned. Mr.. S. thinks, however,
that it is probable that, if any one
can get excused, it will be an ele-
vator man of either of the Dakotas
at this time of year. Mr. S. 5 family
will come to live here next spring.