Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-06-24
trie, Lavinna Marchant, Edith See
ley and Rose haven.

and Master Alvah Burlingame. MIR.
and Mrs. Alice Buringame and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Z. Chambers and chill
dren were Brofyites in Linton day
before yesterday.
Gerrit Brumme, of the Westtie)d
country, was in Linton Friday. He
was on his way to attend the Seattle
exposition Before his return he
VIII visit other parts of the coast
country, where he has friends resid-
ing.
Walter Mewing entertained par
~ of Linton young people at his
home, last Thursday evening. A
pleasant time in games and CONVEX
satlon, and with refreshments
served is reported by those who at
tended.
The state supreme court has de
clded the case entitled Annie Win
terberg, formerly Annie Ryckman
suing for the use and benefit of Geo
w. Lynn, respondent, vs.. johannes
Van de Vorste, appellant" in favor
of the appellant.
Ed De Mots, an earIy-day resident
of Westtield, this county but who K
now soJourning on the Pacific coast
writes the Record to have his COPY
OF the paper sent to Ontario, Cal
lie had for some time been stopping
at Los Angeles, Cal.
Services in the Methodist church
next Sunday at s p. m. The pastor
Will take for his subject The Four
Faced Vision of Ezekiel A full
choir ls.cXpectea. Services at Brofv
at a. M, and at the M. T.. church
at Omio at 800 y. IN.
The services in the Episcopal
church next Sunday will be as fol-
lows: At | a M, morning PRAYER
lltany ard sermon; at p. M, even
ing prayer and sermon. You are
cordially invited to come to all the
services in the church.
Miss Ramona Parkhurst and her
cousin, Miss Olive Burns. who have
been attending the high school at
Aberdeen, visited over night Nor
day at the Clayton residence, on
their way to Livona, the home of
Miss Parkhurst 5 parents.
Great Sioux Reservation opening
of 3,ooo.0o0 acres of Rich Dakota
Land. Illustrated Pamphlet giving
mann facts and furnishing detailed
and accurate information sent upon
receipt of 80 cents. +. b. Fiskc.
Standing Rock Agency, Fort Yates,
N. ID. (inl7.24)
{. w. Grain, of Monango, this
state, is visiting his sons, +. a.. and
K. j.. and their families, in Linton.
If you see the old gentleman with F..
A., you won't have to ask him
whether his name is Grain. The
resemblance is very pronounced.
MIR. Grain expects to return home
in few days. He is an old settler
in the Dakotas.
Monday last. after Major Belden.
had left for Bismarck. dispatch
was received by Mrs. c. II Stanley
that their mother had passed away
Sunday al their home at Barnard.
Missouri Mr.. Belden left as soon
as he received the news. He had.
been intending to go in a few days,
as his mother was said to be failing
steadily. Steele Ozone, June 10th.
j. |. Wells, the veterinarian, has
treated more than 300 young colts
this year. and has had ample oppor-
tunity to judge of the progress that
is being made in the quality of the
horses that are being raised i'm En-
mons county He says that every
year has shown progress; but this
year, of all, shows the greatest inn
provcmcnt in the horsc-tlesh of the
county.
DIR. Wolverton had bothersome.
experience one day last week with.
his buzz wagon The storage bat
terry gave out while the owner
thought there We're yet several hun
dred miles of canned lightning CON
tanned therein And as a result the
doctor had to hoof il about four
miles and secure the services of an
agricultulist to transport him and
his frame of mind to Linton.
Supt. Hanson attended the COM
mencement exercises at Mayville
normal school last week. Mayville
normal is the school of which Mrll
is a graduate Hcwas elected pres
lident of the alumni association.
Prof. Hawkins was absent as
member OF the Mayville base ball
club playing up in the Williston and
Minot country On Mr.. Hanson's
return he stopped off at Steele,