Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-10-20

Gray's health is better than ii MAS.
and he is much better satisfied wifh
Oregon than when he went there
Word received from bell Rapids is
TO the effect that Charlie paalson.
who was recently operated Oh for APP
i pendicitis. is sitting up andexpects t.
leave the hospital soon
Master Walter haven brought Ia
the Record Office yesterday monster
radish that was raised on the haven
place a halfmile north Of town. Ii
weighs just four pounds
Anton Homer, the democratic can
didate for sheriff. has moved to LIN
ton. lie is occupying the Obermeier
dwelling house. on Eighth street. re-
Gently purchased 10y him.
The Loyal Order Of Moose have sen,
out invitations to dancing party to
be given in the opera house on Friday.
the 18th of this month That date is
the first anniversary Of the establish
ment OF the Linton lodge.
A new steam plant is now in full
blast at Smith \ lrvines furniture-
store building. When it was started
up there was not a sign of ( IL any
where. Charlie Gillespie the all
round machinery expert q! Tie Bazaar.
did the work. The plant beats the
furniture store and the five .ov al n
der OF Moose club-rooms up stairs.
| MIR. Il. Van Allen. father of c. w.
Van Allen, of the Linton neighbour
hood, arrived Tuesday from his home
at Lapway. Idaho on a visit to his
relatives. He was accompanied by his
granddaughter. Miss Mabel Hutchin-
son. They will stay here for some
time as guests at the Van Alien
home. The visiting gentleman has
reached the good old aye of eighty.onc
years.
Mrs. Markley, Mr. and Mrs Brnd!c
and Miss Carrie and Baly Ruth Erin
die visited Linton last Monday They
| made the trip in the family auto. Mr.
Bfndle threshed 400 bushcsol wheat
and 400 bushels of feed this wear.
which is "better than nothing" MIR
Brindle brought with him and lett al
the Record office two big potatoes tax
en- from the crop Of tuberS raised by
him this year They are the largest
we have so far seen this season
The people of Emmons county, OF
Campbell county in fact, those any
where who know him will rejoice t.
learn that Billy Irwin who had an
operation for appendicitis performed
in Bismarck a couple of weeks ago, is
coming through all right. Last week
there were very alarming reports here
as to his condition. Word comes from
the Capital City, however. that he is
rapidly convalescing and expects to be
home not later than neNt Monday
Later-Mr. Irwin returned home last
evening. about las good as new.
Jamestown Capitol: Editor Stree
ter. of the Linton Record, has bought
out the subscription list and good will
of the Emmons County Advocate, and
Editor Patterson will remove the Ad-
vocate plant to another location after
Oct. 18th, when the Advocate will in
dite its obituary. The excellent de-
cison of these publishers will un-
doubtedly be followed by Others i'm the
state. There are too many small towns
with two newspapers, which cause a
double outlay OF advertisers for the
purpose of reaching Just the same
readers for majority OF the people
OF a community not to appear partial
as between two local enterprises take
both papers.
John Bruegger the genial mayor OF
WillistOn, who endearcd himself to
the newspaper boys during their re-
cent annual meeting at the City OF
| Opportunity, and who is personally ex
| tremely popular Throughout the state
spoke at Linton Monday evening, in
the opera house. Mr. I;ruegger is the
democratic candidate for United
| States senator. aud is one of Those
prominent democrats passed up by
John Burke when he appointed his
political money hacker L, l.. Themp-
| son Of Cando, to succeed the late NJ.
| n. johnson. There was very small
attendance, about twenty being pres
ent. In justice it should be Stated.
however, that the fact of the teach
ers institute being in session andthat
Supt. Hoover delivered ii lecture that
evening, probably had an influence to-
ward lessening the crowd Mayor
Bruegger spoke on the tariff. which is
a dry subject except in the hands 81
men like the late Senator lohnspn.
who had made it a life study
Friedrich ]anner SON OF John Jen
ner, of the Winona country. Was lil
Linton Friday He came after his
| father, who is wording on the new
Evangelical Association parsonage.
Yonng Jenner brought with him and
presented 10 the Record people SIN po- 4
tatoes raised this year on his fathers
| farm. The total weight of the six tu-
beers is o. pounds. They are the Early
Ohio variety, and Mr.. .Ienner has
/. about l25 bushels of them The late
coming OF KILLING frosts mas caused