Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-08-18
the public from huntinS II the Ian.

Mrs. Sha'niey q Hartford is very
Illl with rheumatism nr. Wolver-
ton has gone out to-day to visit her
Aug Benz, the ola-tine stockman
of the Long Lake neighbborhood
was IN Linton yest crday on business.
Robert I'teharlan ST.. Robert
Buchanan, lr, and Harvey Smith.
OF the valley the latter the returned
Canadian wanderer, were in town
saturday
Don Tracy the Linton photogra-
lailcr viii visit Pollock ON Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Aug. 2a,h.
i9th and Slst, prepared 10 do any
work in his line.
Monday night there was a severe.
wind and hail storm at Eureka. The
damage done to the town mostly
m smashed windows is estimated
at more than a thousand dollars.
Martin Winterburg was up from
the southern part Of the county last
Friday. desays that, though crops in
his nelghborhood are not good they
are much better than was expected
a few weeks ago.
VIM. Raven made a trip to Hos
mer. ). D., this week, to Visit his
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. f.ngel His daughter Irene
who had been visiting at Iosmor,
returned with him.
Fred kelsch and Anton Homer
shipped four carloads Of cattle and
hogs TO South st. Paul Saturday.
by he same train four cars were
taken from Strasburg; Jos. l.auin-
ger, Adam Kraft, Raphael Volk and
the Baunlgartners being the ship
pers
Born Monday forenoon. 10 MIR.
and Mrs II. Haugse. of Linton,
daughter Everybody. including
the new daddy. is doing nicely
This rev arrival will place addition
al lce-cream responsibility on young
Mr.. Irwin the only boy born in Lin
Ton so far this year.
Any of the people of Pollock who
want Photographic work done in a
competent way are hereby notified
that Don Tracy of Linton viii visit
that town ON Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Aug. 10Th, 30th and
3lst He guarantees to give salts
faction to his patrons.
Charley Gillespie, Of the Bazar,
recently received a letter from Man.
chester, Delaware county, Iowa. in
which the writer tells of the great
damage that had been done there by
drought this year. Oats are the
only crop that amount To much,
corn being almost a total failure.
s. T.. kurtz was in Linton Friday
and took the Milwaukee train for
visit to his old home, Ashland, Ohio
He was accompanied to Linton by
his daughters, the Misses Matte and
Helen, and by Miss Huntsberger. an
Ohio lady who is visiting the Kurt
family and other relatives in Hazel
ton. They came in the kurtz auto.
Mrs George Ortiz was in Linton
last Thursday, and went from here
To visit old neighbors at Dakem.
Who're the family lived before going
TO California about ten years ago
She also intended to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jacob Herr, at Wishek
Mrs. Ortiz : husband died about five
years ago at los Angeles. her pres
ent home
Mrs Jacob Jangula returned yes
terday from Rochester, Mimi,
where she went expecting to under
90 an operation. After she arrived
there, however. it was found that
the operation was not at the time
necessary. Her daughter Katie, who
went with her, remained to he
operated upon, her trouble being
caused By gall stones.
On Aug. 18th, 1910, had pleas
ant trip up to the Capital. At Bis
nlarck, last Sunday filled the Nj.
L. pulpit for DR.. a. L.. Shute. a
very fine congregation greeted me
at the morning service, notWlth-
standing it was raining hard, and
T III the evening there must have been
three hundred or more, | should say.
| The NJ. +. church building is a mag
lnlticent structure. DR.. Shute Is
doing fine since he came out Of the
Hospital, and thinks he can fill his
Town pulpit next sunday Brother
jackson took me all around the city.
and the trip was line, and the scene
I'm saw was grand Thanks to
4 Brother Jackson Next Sunday |
Kill preach at Dale church at :
O'Clock y III ! 4. Lovelacc, Pas
toi
Auitors Pitts Of E.mnlans and
I.ialnr nnnt III Eistnarcl.