Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-10-06
Anybody and Every body Of Whatever Polit-
ical Faith Cordially Invited

to build up the school And that is
Just as it should be IN our little city.
Let us all lend a helping hand in the
good work 1t is said that IN a Ger
tain state, out of thirty sx hundred
Sunday school children only four
turned out badly Therefore. let
us not grow weary of well.doing
We shall reap if we FAINT not
L.. A. Lovelace
The Grand Forks Times in a re
cent issue announces the engage
ment and approaching marriage of I
Miss Clara Wilhelmina Westeen,
/ formerly teacher in the Linton
schools, to George Na.amore, our
efficient county treasurer. The
wedding is set for the early part of
this month and is apt To take place
any day, as George IS IN the vicinity
of Grand Forks at this time Miss I
| Westeen is daughter of DIR. and
Mrs a a Westeen, one of Grand
Forks most prominent families. !
and is great favortc among her
friends IN that city, a well as in
Linton. George is too we'll known
here to need any introduc ton. HE
is AN honest. upright Young man am
enjoys large circle of friends and
acuuaintanccs over the county We
hasten to congratulate these young
people aud extend our best wishes.
Mr. Karl Van der Wall and Miss
Carrie Ryclman of the Dale neigh
borhood, this county. were married
Wednesday of last week, at noon at
the home of the bride S parents, Mr.
and Mrs David Ryckman of Dale.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. l.. A . I.ovelace, of Linton.
! There were between sixty and seven
ty guests present After the cerc
l mony the merry company sat down
to tables loaded with a splendid din
Iner prepared by Mrs Fletcher Ryck
, man, and all did il full justice. The
fact is that when the old-sodier
minister returned to Linton we no
! lticed that he had not yet been able.
to take in his belt There We're
many pretty and dainty presents
, given to the bride The young
husband and wife are children of
respected pioneer settlers of En-
mons county. and all wish them we'll
in their new relation.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Maur'ts Van Soest
i and their son and daughterin-law
MIR. and Mrs. i M Van Soest, with
their little son, Maurits Third. all
i of Hull, were in Linton last Friday
While here they had pictures taken
of the three generations OF the fam
lily. Baby Maurits' twin brother.
Nicholas, it will be remembered by
q our readers, wa drowned a few
!. months ago. Baby Maurits is a
bright little fellow. and while in the
Record office seemed determined to
. have a puff or two at the editor
pipe. The boy is 50 much stuck on
pipes, and so we'll mimics his grand
fathers pull at the pipe, that the
: members of the family call him
e Johnny Smoker, though not With
/ out protests from his mother, who
: fears the name mag stick to HIM :
X when he grows UP. The twin boys
d we're the pets of their neighborhood,
i and the loss of Nicholas was a great
a blow to the family, and will he a
! subject for regret and sorrow to
Baby Maurits when he gets old
enough to understand that an ac-
cident deprived him of his physical
counterpart who would have been
his playmate through boyhood !
years. Maurits First had with him
a photograph of himself and wife
and their son Peter that was taken
twenty-five years ago, whenthe pres
ent young husband and father was
!, a baby about the age Of young Mau-
rits.
Chance for a Good Business.
y Ny business building in stras-
n burg is for sale It IS - by GA with :
:, glass front 1t is two story, anc
o has seven rooms upstairs. Terms
} of sale are reasonable. b. VALID,
% StrasLurg. n ID. tSep22 IT..
is Come in and see what 10 cents viii
IS buy at the l0-cent counter Look il
n4over. Smith 4 Ivine.