Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-10-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.


L. d. Seeman returned last Tues
day from Sioux City, where he had
been With cattle shipment.
The Ladies Aid society of Laryik
will serve dinner at the hall at Lar
vik on Election Day. Nov. ) at %
cents plate.
John Reamer went over to Shields
last week, and while there sold $40
acres OF land to Charles Schlagel. Of
LIE Seuer. MINI.
Born-Oct. 26th, in Linton, to Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Steensland of Linton
an eleven pound son. Mother and
babe doing we'll.
There will be dancing party at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Max
we'll, in the Dakem neighborhood,
Saturday evening
| A. L. Bredberg has finished putting
in the steam-heating plant in Wallace
Petrie's store. There are no leaks
and everything is working tirst-class
\ Sister Seraphine, accompanied by
Miss Josephine Kidder of Fort Yates,
were in Linton Sunday. Monday they
went to Bismarck, where tile latter
will consult an oculist.
| j. b. Van Heukelom and c. and |.
Blesheuval of Westtield, acc'mpanied
by c. Doom, OF Harrison, S y were
visitors In Linton yesterday
We have two good heating stoves
for sale. One is an oighteen-inch
Wilson Cold Blast and the other a
sixteen-inch Wilson. Both in fine
condition. Smith 4 Irvine.
VIM. Groen, young tenderfoot
from Hull, was in Linton between
trains Tuesday. The youth is look
ing tirst-rate, and doesn't seem 10 be
losing sleep over the dry year.
Toilet Rierson OF Tell came to Lin
ton Tuesday to have piece of chair
extracted from one of his eyebals.
He had been suffering with it about
week. Dr. Wolverton relieved the
sufferer.
United States Senator Porter J.
McCumber will speak at Linton this
Thursday evening at o'clock. AS
the Opera House will be occupied BY
show troupe, the speaking will
take place in the Court Room. Mo-
sic by the Linton Band. The play in
the Opera House by the Noble Theater
Company will not begin until after
the speaking Is finished.
Chas. Pulling, the Pollock merch-
ant, accompanied by his father and
mother and Miss Mabel Kelsey, came
up from Pollock in the formers auto,
Tuesday. Comrade Pulling was, dur
ing their brief stay here, flying around
like a s'chicken with its head off at
tending to more business i'm short
time than half dozen ''yung fellers.
A farmer and his wife killed their
last hog and left it out to cool. 1t
was gone the next morning They
agreed to say nothing and they would
know that the first person mentioning
their loss was the thief. Sunday, as
they entered church, the minister
read out the text: II have meat to
eat that We have not Nudging his
wife, the old man whispered: Maria.
we never suspected the preacher, did
we? Ex
Prof. Killing formed the acquaintance
of j. III. Worst at Bismarck. where
both attended the state educational
ssociation meeting. Prof. Killing
like everybody else who becomes ac-
Quainted with the old Emmons coun-
ty pioneer, 'stook a liking to him.
President Worst told Prof King that
in the not far distant future he hoped
to be able to deliver an address at
Linton In the interest Of education,
as he had promised President McDon-
aid, of the state association, to visit
Mandan, MIR. McDonald's home and
he believed that during the trip he
could find time to visit Emmons
county.
One of the saddest deaths the Rec
ord has heard of for many day was
that of Mrs. Van de Klashorst, who
died recently at Strasburg, leaving
newly born twin children. Her hus-
band, who is a young man in years, is
certainly old in the experience of be-
reavement AS near as we remember
the dates, it was about two years ago
that his first wife died, leaving five
small children. He was married to
Miss Heyerman, member of a family
Of early settlers in this county, about
a year ago. Her recent death leaves
the father with seven children, all of
them quite young. We understand
his wifes mother has taken the Twin
children and will care for them until
they are older
Weddings.
Two well-known and popular young
couples of Emmons county we're mar
ried yesterday.
! Mr.. Ray Bier and Miss Gladys
| Spriggle were marriedat the residence
OF the brides mother about fourteen
miles northeast of Linton The Rev.
A. NJ. Wiley, the Methodist pastorof
Linton, performed the ceremony.