Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-23

oergers. Mrs. Ludwie is a sister 8,
Mr.. Lansberger.
Louis Dornbush. in n T. Msvers
auto. made trip 10 Linton FRIDAY
Mr.. D. has purchased an elevator i,
! follocA and Will soon make his HON,
! there
Don t foget the big games. of base
oali laeNt Saturday and SUNDAY be-
tween the Lintoas and the South
DAKOTA Nerdons. Games called at
$3.50 p. m.
Commissioner MAIDEN brought his
Wife and daughter to Linton Monday
50 that the ladies could take NEXT
morning $ train TO Bismarck. The
daughter has lump Of some kind
growing on her neck, and the trim
was made to Bismarck to consult a
surgeon at the hospital.
f.nnnlons county people who attend
ed the exercises connected with the
installation of Bishop Wehrle at Ris-
marck last week say that there was
an immense crowd present, and that
the ceremonies We're Very impress
I'VE. 1t is doubtful whether the Can.
llal Sllv ever entertained as large a
crowd.
PHOTOS We are equipped to
produce portraits that are right IN.
both quality OF workmanship and
price, and our guarantee is back
OF every photo The child. the pa
rent. the grandparent all are as
sured good likeness and an artistic
finish when we do the work. Smith
Photo Studio.
jeremiah Hart, Esq. was up from
Wlnona last week. and with him he
brought nine good-sized pigs, which
he sold to Ben Haggard. He called
upon several Lintonians to examine
the porkers and bear witness to the
fact that the animals We're having
no trouble with their eyes and could
see as well as anybody 5 pigs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Haak of Hull
reached Linton last evening, return
ing from their trip to Montana,
where they went about three weeks
ago to visit their son-in-law and
daughter. MIR. and Mrs. Cove De-
koning. Mrs Dekoning, whose
health is not Very good at present,
returned with them for visit at
her old home.
The Revs. Lovelace and Sachtjen
and MIR. Jennings are this week at
tending the Methodist conference
at Jamestown. Mr.. Palmer and the
Rev. N. Wood tthe latter of whom
had been visiting here) are also there.
Next Sunday Mr.. Wood will hold
at the Keller school-house.
Mr. Boschee in Linton and Mr.. Sach
ten at Brofy.
Messrs. II II. Hanson. Fred Pietz
and Albert Tough returned last Sat
lrday from their outing at Detroit
Lake, Mimi. They went by auto, by
way of Fargo. returning by Wahpe-
ton They report very pleasant
rip and no auto troubles going or
One of the incidents of the
rip was thorough soaking in a
'ain-storm near Kuhn, on the return
rip.
Last Monday VIM. Mowry had one
If his arms put out of joint by a
horse, at Brofy. The animal was
by the south-bound N. T.
rain. Mr.. NJ. had hold of his bri-
lie. when the animal struck him
With forefoot, knocking him down
md trampling him. He came to
linton by the train that had fright
,ned the horse. and Dr. Wolverton
nut the bones in place.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Gabbert,
'on-in-law and daughter of the Rev.
II Wiegand, the German Lutheran
pastor at Linton. who We're recently I
married here, left last Thursday for
heir home in Dickinson. Gottfried
Niegand, who came from Dickinson
D attend the wedding left for his
lome Saturday last His mother,
Mrs Ill. Wiegand, accompanied him, |
md will visit i'm Dickinson awhile.
The ladies comprising the society
.nown as the Clio Club will leave
tomorrow morning for a day or so
# enjoyment down at the mouth I
# Beaver river. Their worser
valves have kindly been allowed to
% along. Theladies will spend their
ime bobbing for catfish. bullfrogs,
and other leviathans of
he deep. The party will be enter
aimed by Mrs W. b. Lee. at En-
aonsburg
Will Yeater and Elmer Brindle of
iazelton made an auto trip TO Lin
on last Thursday. They had accom-
anied their better halves to meet
ag of the Ladies' Aid Society at