Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-08-05

Rufus Wagner was up from the
winona country Monday.
The county teachers institute will
be held here in September commenc-
ing on the 9th, Monday.
Joe With, the Braddock butcher
has ordered an automobile dcliv-
cry wagon for use in his business.
For Sale Several good teams Of
working and driving horses. Call
at VIM. Carmicheal's livery barn.
MIR. and Mrs. John Melander and
their daughter Nora, of Braddock,
were visitors in Linton last Monday.
George Backhaus was up from the
southwestern part of the county
Sunday. George says the crops down
his way are tirst-class.
Next Sunday the services in the
Episcopal church will be as usual;
AT III o'clock a. M, morning pray
er, litany and sermon. At s D. M,
vespers.
DO YOU want a home! If so, see
me. | can sell you good house al
ready built in Linton in good loca-
tlon,with good well; or will build
one for you of lumber or cement and
give you terms to suit yourself. +.
ID. Fogle. Linton. (ilv-22l
Andrew Hansen was down from
the Logan district yesterday. The
barley up his way is mostly cut, and
some of the oats as well. Mr.. Han
son says his oats. which he has al
ready harvested. bear evidences of a
good crop, although he thinks that
the hot weather caused a little
shrinkage to grain generally.
State Game-Warden Bjorke re-
Gently returned from IA motor-boat
trip along the Red river. He
found and destroyed many fish-traps
and dams that had been, in violation
of law, placed in the river. 1t is re-
ported that the game wardens depu-
ties will soon devote their attention
to similar law violations ont i'm
these parts.
There will be preaching services in
the German language in the M. f.
church next Sunday at 1890 O'Clock
a. M. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all who understand that lam
guage to attend. The text will be,
What think We Of Christi" (Wie
duenckt euch UNI Christo%"). Come
one and all. A. A. Boschee, Evan
gelical Pastor.
Photographs. Have YOU cute
children 1t you have. then you
should have their pictures taken
while they ARE cute. Don't trust
to luck when having your pictures
taken. A four-leaf clover or rab-
bits foot may bring you good luck
in some things; but good photo
graphs are the result of skill and
painstaking care on the part of the
photographer. Call and let us show
you samples. We guarantee to
please. Smith Studio.
j. A. SLENDER, of the Record, was
agreeably surprised Tuesday even
ing when his father arrived in Lin
ton for a visit with the local mem
bers of the SLENDER family, and
especially with the two little grand
daughters whom he had not yet
seen. The elder Mr.. SLENDER is a
carpenter and builder, and his home
is in st. Cloud, MINI. He has been
in charge of a gang of carpenters at
work on the big $4,000 Touring
mill just completed at Dickinson;
and, after that work was done, he
took contract for a job of building
in Mandan. Being little indis-
posed, he concluded to take an out
ing and run down to Linton to see
his son and daughter-in-aw and the
brand-new Stembers.
Frank Kohl went to Mckenzie
Sunday to play with the Hazelton
team in a game of baseball between
Hazelton and Mckenzie. But a sad
happening prevented the game.
Frank Wilton, one of the Mckenzie
players, was drowned shortly before
the time set for the game to begin.
The accident happened in the N. p.
reservoir near Mckenzie. 1t was
in this reservoir that young Lee Me
Glashen, Judge Winchester's stenog-
rapher, was drowned a year or SC
ago. Young Wilton. with severa
companions, was in swimming
While attempting to cross the pond
he was taken with cramps wher
about halfway across and sank be
fore aid could reach him, although
the other boys Immediately went t.
his aid as soon as it was discovered
that he was in danger. Ropes ant