Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-02

| Barnham. ,avellnr srsirh,
agent Of the n P was in town Mon
day
Merchant Jangula and Wife were
liason visitors in the Capital CITY
yesterday
Emil .l-eick is now clerk at the
Linton House. IN place Of Emil
Harslt, resigned
Born Friday. May 18th. 10 MIR
and Mrs. Norbert BiIingsley. a son.
Mother and boy all right.
W. r. Grover was ~ from the
Wlnona country last Friday on iina-
proof and other business.
/ Mrs. Frank Bell and Baby Winm-
fred have gone TO Madison. 5. D..
for visit of several weeks.
Miss Katie Maier returned satar.
day from Eureka, where She had
gone o be treated by DR.. Geraes.
Jakob Brocckel is building a l2xlS
addition 10 his house on upper
broadway Elmer Fogle has the
job.
The German-American Bank has
Just had the stone-work of the front
pointed up. MIR. Dorman aid
the work.
If you are in need of blank farm
lease contracts, chattel mortgages
chattel-mortgage releases. or notes,
apply at Record office.
Mrs. Nj. G. Renley departed Mon
day for her home, Canton, $. b..
after visiting several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. j. A. SLENDER
Money deposited in savings de-
partment before the tenth of June
draws interest from the first. Ger
| man-American State Bank.
| Will Carmichael was in Linton this
week attending to the packing and
shipping of his household goods to
Mcintosh, 5. d. his new home.
Last Friday the wife and daughter
of DR.. Muench returned from trip
to Chicago, where they attended the
funeral of sister of Mrs. Muench.
Mrs. c. w. Riggleman. Miss Eu-
nice johnson and Miss Clara Muir
name were visitors from Hartford in
Linton Monday attending the Me
mortal Day exercises.
The Misses Alkaline and Emma
Quasi and Barbara Pietz, of Eureka,
who visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pietz, in Linton, several days, re-
turned home yesterday.
M. p. Kaiser was visitor from
Braddock yesterday. He brought
with him in his auto George Han
son, who came to make land proof,
and Jacob Winterton and John Lind
seth. witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker, Mrs.
Katie Walker and Mr. l.. ID. Baker
are down from the Hazelton coun-
try to-day to attend to some probate
business in connection with the es-
tate of the late Andrew Baker.
The Hazelton Republican says that
a letter from Mrs. Palmer New
berry, now of Washington state, but
formerly Of this county, is to the
effect that she and her husband wish
they had not left Emmons county
for the west.
Joseph Deichert and Ferdinand
Heitterich, of southern Emmons,
We're arrested and fined the other
day for not complying with the pro
visions of the compulsory education
law The fine was s. and the costs
about $40 more each. The law
commands that children between
certain ages be sent to school, and it
ought not to be necessary to use
compulsion in order to have parents
obey the law. The children have
right to an education, and no parent
worthy Of the name willseek to pre-
vent them from obtaining it
The Omio Sunday school will give
their annual picnic at the new stone
church, ten miles northeast of Lin
ton. Friday. June 18th The exer-
cises for the day are being arranged,
and promise to be exceptionally good. |
A program of songs, recitations and
music will begin at 10 o'clock, and
arrangements are being made with
a public speaker of note for an adj
dress. A ball game between Larvik
and Omio mines will be played in the
afternoon. There will be races and
other sports. Two balloons and
two air-ships are on hand ready to
be sent up Everybody come, bring
basket dinner, and have the best
time you ever had. Lemonade. |
candy and nuts will be given free to
every one Sufficient funds are
being raised for that purpose. BY
order Of Committee