Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10

Frank Lewis was up from the Dal,
country last week.
Ben Christensen auction sale las
Saturday was well attended
MI. and Mrs. Isaac Moe expect Il
leave in short time for Iowa 10 spene
the winter
Norman Daf8nrud arrived last
Wednesday from Morristo~n, 5. D.
to re-enter school here.
Bert Chase recently purchased biz
six.cylinder Ford car. which ne IS US
Ing in his auto-!ivery business.
The Linton Bazaar recently pat il :
steam heating plant for John sali'sr
Charley Giles pie did the work.
Fred Frankhauser returned last
Thursday from Pollock. where he haa
been FOR several DAYS on business
comrade Frankhauser wishes Us To
thank, for him, the fire boys who s.
promptly responded and saved lis
barn, recently
Fo, Sale-Two heaters, both go9a
| sed only month. Have pui IN
beating plan, and have no 1se ,ef
them. Smith 4 Irvine.
The Hazelton and Linton BASKET
bail boy teams played game Ia Linton
last Saturday. The lads from 10 the
line won by score II Is U :.
The Record was delayed day this
week 10 order that We might be abe
U give BY precincts the entire
county vote Tor contested offices
Mrs. Frank Bel and daughter re-
turned last Saturday from an extend
ed visit with relatives at Dell Rapids
and other South Dakota points.
Frank Warner, OF Manhattan Kan
sas. arrived here Saturday and has
been employed by a. r. MeoFe 70
run the former Obermeier bakery,
The reports indicate that the entir
North Dakota Republican state TICK
Ell, except for governor, has from
twenty TO twenty five thousand ma
jority.
Henry Wittmayer, Of kim5ail, 5
D., died recently at that town. He
was iifty-six years old, and was a
brother Of Peter Wittnayer OF Eure-
ka and an uncle VI =. J and Henry
Wttmayer Of Linton.
Joseph Huse OF Winona and Eilet
Siyerson OF Pollock were in LIN. II
Monday They came 10 make out the
papers Tor the sale Of Mr. Huse 5
homestead. about five miles east ~
Winona, 70 Mr.. Siyerson.
For Sale Dwelling house and lot.
With good we'll OF water; automobile
shed: barber-shop and all fixtures: bill
lard and pool-room. with tables ana
fixtures: all for cash. Good reason
Tor selling. Apply to A. n. Britts
A series Of evangelistic meetings
Viii commence at Tempieton, or Bro
fy, this Thursday evening at 7:3o p ID :.
conducted by Baptist evangel-
ist. Text book, the Bible Everybody
is cordially invited 10 come L. A.
LoyeIace
Mr.. Turner will give dance next
Friday night in the Opera House He
viii also give a dancing party the
night Of Thanksgiving, and will make
special efforts TO the end that thor
oughly enjoyable time will BE- had Dy
those who attend
John Stiles Of Winona and John
CariRnan effort Yates have purchased
The Robinson traders store at Fort
Yates. The Winona store will be con-
ilnued as branch establishment. but
with as large. or even a larger, stock
q goods than at present
The Methodist sunday school is
planning TO give a Christmas pro.
gram On Christmas Eve, and the sub
Jet for the regular services Christ
mas evening will be ssThe Life IL
Christ, illustrated with steteopticon
views. w S. Dormap. Supt.
Thare will b. Thanksgiving service
by the German Evangelical Associa-
ton Immediately after the golden
wedding OF Mr.. and Mr.. Ludwig RE
ker, on the afternoon of Nov. 23th.
and collection will We taken up for
the benefit OF the church mission
Rev. Ermel, Pastor.
Frank Bell left last Saturday 70,
Wakapala, at which place he has been
offered employment at bis trade, car
pentry. However, when he found
that he would have to camp out. he
concluded TO jump the job as the out
.ook for campers in this latitude at
this season OF the year is not good.
z. Levine, an early settler of Tell
precinct, who was down Yesterday
from that precinct, says that at the
recent election the first Tell native
born voter to cast his ballot In Tell or
Logan precincts, which were for
merly one, was Sam Sjerslee. son Of
Ole a. sjerslce, pioneer Of that pre-
cinct.
Floyd freeman was in Linton YES.
terday He has just returned from
California, where he went with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Freeman
OF Dale, several months ago. lie Will
80 from here to Dale. MIR. aud Mrs.
Freeman have not made up their
MINDS as to whether they will. remain