Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-10-20
'es;s ale rewarded with considerable

N1As SlSiSNii VI W itCtld W ~ Il NsS-
lier in Linton Tuesday
t'us>ie 5 nose that polles its. Il into
everybody 5 business was tMeakca
Mr. Bridell is building a new resi-
dence in the southern part OF town.
Mrs. Fred pfelfer q Eureka Visited
friends and relatives II Linton over
sandav
Preaching al Brefy schog- house il
the sSd Of October at $50 p N /.
Loyelace
Miss lille Vent # iceland visited
Miss Minnie Callahan the after part
Of last week
.Ioha Snyder Of Hazellon, the dem
ocratic candidate for auditor, Mas in.
Linton Tuesday night
Tie Rev \. Nj. Wiley. the new
Methodist pastor, viii hold services as
usual in the NJ +. church neNt sun
day evening
Read. elsewhere in this Issue. d te-
quest FOR bids for HE building hy the
Ganaven school board Of i barn i'm
their district.
l. y. Seeman has sold his residence.
on upper Broadway to Peter Ilornel.
"ilo VIII move in from the upper B,a-
vermont spring.
George suverly was over from tile
''aytgn country last Fridav George
apesn seem TO grow much older iii
appearance as he years 90 by.
Miss Anna Cell OF lla1eltun is en-.
ployed in the Office If Register of
Deeds Wittmaycr She is making her
home With her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas S Lane.
Prof King went t. New salem.
last Saturday From there he vas to
50 TO Bismarck To attend The meeting
of the state educational Association.
{. j Bieber the Brofy business
man. has recently purchased brand
ne" MAXWELL touring car, and he hits
onls The high spots over the county
roads
Owing TO The tact OF his having
moved from Linton, those owing bills
TO August obeTmeicr are requested To
settle such bills AT the First National
Bank in Linton
MIS-. Fred Allan formerly Miss Ma
me Sllier) is confined to her bed as a
result of Stepping on a nail last Fri
day, the nail entering one of her feet.
SO far there are no symptoms Of
blood poison
\ friend i'm Bismarck who has
known the Rev a. NJ Wiley a long
time says in a letter TO the Record:
The new Methodist pastor at Lin
ton, he Rev. a. NJ. Wiley, is one of
the leading members of the North IDa-
kota conference. He is a college grad
uate, tine speaker and polished
gentleman His wife is also an eff
ticient church worker
The teachers institute convened in
Linton Monday, with about seventy
teachers present the largest attend
ancc that there has ever been at an
institute held in the county. Mon
day evening Supt Hoover of Fargo.
the institute CONDUCTOR delivered an
interesting lecture Then. Tuesday
morning, as per program majority
OF the teachers took the tram for Bis
marck to attend the meeting of The
State Educational Association.
by the Kindness of W. r. futile,
who recently paid he Indebtedness On
the Methodist church AT Linton.
amounting To more that fifty dollars.
and the action of the recent Methodist
Conference in applying the proceeds
from the sale Of the Blree church to-
ward the debt OF the NJ r. church in
Linton. the last-named church is now
not only free from debt. but will have
the sum OF two hundred dollars in its.
treasury. 1t is sincerely hoped that a
parsonage will soon be built. and that
every one viii feel free To Worship
there. now that the debt has been en-
tirely removed. Communicated. The
editor Of the Record is not church
man. but he wishes 10 congratulate
Elder Danford and he Methodist pas
tors who have Of late years been local-
ed at Linton over the failure Of The al
tempto MIR. q. A. lIerolz to drive the
Methodist church from Linton. 1t
VIII not hereafter be necessary for Mr..
HcioA to write letters such as those
no" IN possession OF a prominent
Methodist churcho officer MIR IIerolz.
not eiiig able toc0ntrul the Meth0-
dist church at this place, has tried his
best u drive II from the town. going
so far as To state That the last contrl-
button he made tp the salary OF the
pastor hurt What he calls his CON
selenee The Methodist people here
and ia adjacent neighbprlootis are a.
oe congratulated that Mr. Heroic did
no. succeed IN getting their church
AWAY from them and bringing ~ some
termination that w0llid allow him t.
boss the job. The tablislmenr Of
the Methodist church here on a tinan-
cia basis Will render unnecessary The
efforts OF Good Gnstavus to .'d9 it
up and Viii give him more time to
act as funeral director and thereby Sc
cnte highly remuneraiiye employment