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

erected an elevator. and that. al
though sold, still remains to add t
Linton S property valuation. Tn
Record would suggest that he nov
build a mill.
As the weather is getting littl
cool some evenings for out-doo
spelling" DR.. Smith and his bow
viii give a musical program in tn
opera house Friday evening afte,
sup excuse us, as the town is grow
ing to metropolitan size, we SHOULD
say dinner. However. the time Sc
Is after you eat in the evenin'. TIL,
boys and their devoted leader ar,
feeling mighty kindly toward III,
Linton people. who made EN- ;
present of nearly u hundred dollar.
recently, and they want everybod,
to know that they are not migrate
fui. The leader and the boys cor
daily invite the public generally t,
attend at the time named and lister
to the program. No charge for adj
4 mission. of course.
An accident last Thursday han
poned to Jerry Hart. Il youth who
has lived in the Winona country q
Year or two, if not longer. He was
cutting q watermelon, when the
knife slipped and severed his lug
no, not his lugular VEN. but am art.
cry IN one of his wrists. Jerry came
near bleeding TO death before Billy
Bowden, driving fast. could get him
to Linton. He was pretty nearly all
IN when he reached here. The doc
tors both being absent, Druggist
Vorlander stopped the flow of blood
and bound up the wound. A few
hours afterward DR. Wolverton re-
turned to town and took charge of
the case. Jerry was all right i'm a
day or so as soon as he got a new
supply of blood in his veins. 1t is
safe to say that hereafter the kind
hearted old-timer will not monkey
with anything that has water inside
of it.
The marriage of Mr.. Arthur
Goehring and Miss Edna Campbell,
of Hazeton, took place i'm Linton
last Sunday. The Rev. N. Wood
performed the ceremony, which oc-
Cured at the Methodist parsonage.
at p. m. The groom is one of Ha-
zclton's well-known and progressive
young business men. The bride was
born I'm Emmons county, and has
grown to womanhood here. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. C..
Campbell and granddaughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Elliott Campbell, early
settlers in theWilliamsport country
and now of Hazelton. She is popu-
lar with every one who knows her.
Well. we'll! we'll. IL is hardly pos
slble. 1t seems not more than wear
or two ago that her mother, who
died when Edna was little girl.
was herself girl about Edna S age,
at Williamsport. She was before
her marriage Miss Stella Edick.
daughter of the late C. II. Edick and
wife, and she was loved by every one.
Truly, the years have rapidly gone
by.
The Linton schools opened last
Monday and teachers and pupils are
again at work II is to be hoped
4 that the rules will be suspended"
and the new teachers kept here for
more than one term at least until
| they shall have had time to become
really we'll acquainted with the
children. There is too much of a
disposition on the part of some
lpatrons to listen to the complaints
of their children, and to take such
cx parte complaints as law and
gospel. z Our experience with
children at school has been that i'm
| nine cases out of ten there is abso-
lutcly no substantial reason for such
complaints. The average teacher
has adopted teaching as profession.
With some it is a life work. They
are earning and expect to earn
their living in that profession. They
are intelligent and educated or they
would not have passed examinations
and complied with the other statu-
tory requirements which permit
| them to become instructors in the
public schools Is ii not reasonable
to suppose that they will do all that
can fairly he done to avoid com
plant and keep ON good terms with
patrons and pupils, TO the end that
their record here or eIswhere may
show satisfaction given to the vari-
ons communities in which they have
taueht2 The trouble is that all OF
US have AN instructive feeling that,
however mischievous and unruly
/ other children may be. our own in.