Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-10-20

Eat at Turner $.

Fat at Turner 5.
Harvey Pettis came over from Nc
Intosh Tuesday.
samuel Renskers of Westfeld is
,b6l,t to leave for Iowa.
Frank McConvile was a recent vs-
;.rin Linton from the Dale country.
rhe sjx-weeks-old child of Mr. and
vrs Henry Bootsma OF Westfield died
last Friday
Nrs r. q. Nickel left Tuesday for
Mason City. Iowa, called there by the
.sriaus illness of her father
Hjlly Camrichael was over from Nc
,nt@sb last week He was attending
,asone business matters here.
Martin Van Soest OF Hague and
lonp II. Nan Soest and Miss Bessie
Nan Soest OF Strasburg were in Lin
ten saturday.
For sale-Two heaters, both good.
l7sed only month. Have put in
heating plant and have no use for
Them. Smith \ Irvine.
Earl Atha spent Sunday at Aberdeen
visiting Mrs. Atha, who recently had
Al operation performed there. The
LADY, is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Barend Looyenga and
Mr. aud Mrs. Louis Schaap of West
,eld left tor California last Friday.
Nr schaap is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. ID. Fogle went to
bismarck Tuesday. The lady is in
very poor health and visits the Capit-
ii CIV to consult a specialist.
John Schlangen brought to the Rec
erl nice last Saturday mammoth
turnp raised by him in the George
Rurge place on lower Beaver creek.
Mark Brindle left Hazelaon last
SATURDAY. to attend the state agricul
tural colege Paul kurtz and Nor
man Roop left Monday for the same
institution.
FIR three nights, commencing Mon
day. oct. a2lth, the Offering at the OPP
ora House will be Mobiles Theater
Company. in repertoire Of the latest
metropolitan successes.
W. have two good heating stoves
for salp One is an oighteen-inch
Wilson Cold Blast and the other a
siNteen-nch Wilson. Both i'm fine
condition Smith \ Irvine.
Nevt Saturday l.. d. Seeman will
ship car load Of hogs and car loads
ofcatte to Plankinton, $. d., , car
loads of cattle to Cook, Iowa, and 3
carloads Of cattle to Sioux City.
Nick Van de lllashorst, who for sew
cral wears was assessor of the south
district of this county, but now resid-
my at Stebbins in the trans Missouri
country, was in Linton between
trains last Thursday.
The scenic investure and equipment
Of the plays produced by Noble s The
alter Company, who come to the Opera
House for three nights, commencing
Monday, Oct. 24th, are of a most elab-
crate and complete nature.
u. w. hammers and w. +. Dyk,
two good-looking he schoolma ans
from the Westtield region, were in
Linton Monday attending the insti-
tute. and went to Bismarck Tuesday
TO attend the State Educational AS
ISOLATION
Andrew Wofer was over from Tim
Der Lake, S d., Tuesdayand Wednes-
day. Mr.. Wolfer is running a general
Store there and is doing a good busi-
ness. Andy was here To attend some
business matters and to visit friends
here. OF whom he has many.
The Rev. Boschee, the enterprising
pastor Of the Evangelical Association
congregation in Linton, is building a
parsonage ON Ninth street, in the
northern part of town. 1t is being
built by MIR. Boschee and members of
his church who are contributing their
labor
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. Logue were UP
from Dale this week visiting relatives
and friends Emory Thompson, a son
OF Mrs. Logue and brother Of Mrs.
NJ. Britts, Mrs. Walter krick and
MES. Frank Lewis, is out from Rich
land Center, Wis, to visit Linton rel
atIyeS. MIR. Thompson is very favor
ably impressed with this region.
Mr, t'errit Van de Norste and Miss
bertha Van Beck. popular young peo-
PIE OF the Westtield neighborhood,
were married last Thursday at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Johannes
van de Norste, near Westtield The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
+. ). schilstra, the Westfield pastor.
Inc bride is the daughter of the late
fawaTd Van Beck The young hus-
band and wife will reside at Robert
Looyenga's this wiuter. and next
spring will go to reside IN the groom S
homestead near Lennon.
John Stiles was up from Winona
Monday lie took in the Mott excur-
SION trip last Friday and Saturday.
NE 'ys that the trip was thoroughly
ehl'yed 10y everybody who went. 1t
must be a novel sight to Emmons
county old-timers along the western
border to witness the trains running