Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-19
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OF Gresham, VS., ana jos. holl 81
Fort Dodge. Iowa. Ray Andersen
arrived yesterday fron Chicago
Ed Death. formerly i Linton. ar.
rived here BY asst evenings n T.
tram 70 attend to some business.
Mr. and Mrs Death are now liking
IN Pullman, the noted Chicago sub
urb They intend to return to EN-.
mons county within few months.
Walbert Gravink, son of the Hank
GravlnA who fell overheard from
Noah 5 ark and lit at Westtie,l
when the flood waters we're still
knee-deep, was in Linton last week
II IS said that Hank is fattening
another batch of hogs this fall and
will sell EN- to Tinholt.
Messrs John j Dahlke. George
Isaac and Jacob Peters We're down
from Brofy Saturday The gentle
men are interested IN the new flour
lng-mll which is being erected
there Messrs. Dahke and Isaac are
from Marion. 5. D., and Mr.. Peters
Is from Saskatchewan, Canada
Messrs. j. w. and G. a. Cabbage
l. H. Briggle and j. | Reop were
down from llazelton last Thursday
lhey came TO procure a caSket for
the remains Of the mother of the
Messrs Cabbage An account Of
the venerable lady's death is given
elsewhere in this issue of the Record
The village dads are having a
much-needed Improvement made ON
broadway, in the shape Of a culvert
between the Petrie and First State
Bank corners and a gutter from the
cuivert S north end up Broadway to
the Bazaar store. This Improvement
Will do away with the unhealthful
and unsightly mud-hole in front of
the postotfice
II. X Reinke, of near ilazclton,
came into the Record office day be-
fore yesterday with as huge a smile
as though the stork had left twins
or triplets at his house. Inquiry
brought forth the information that
his boss SOW had just Matched out
fifteen pure-bred Chester White
plggies all pure white and not a
runt among them
The sky was cloudy and the HALEY
comet failed to show up to the peo-
pie of these parts last night. Tur-
ner could have done better than
that, for he always shows what he
advertises. Next time it comes
over this circuit. better have the
comet billed for the opera-house.
In classical language, it was a
Haltley) of a comet.
There will be preaching at Pleas
ant View school-house, in the Rev.
Cabbage neighborhood, on May 29th,
at s p. M, by the Rev. l.. A. Love
lace, of Linton if nothing prevents.
And the same day, at II O'Clock, at
the Lawler school-house. Next Sum
day, the 22d, there will be preaching
in the church at Dale at 2 pm, and
in the Putnam school-house at
IL a m. sharp. l.. A. Lovelace.
The Westtield people are about tc
lose their respected pastor, as is
shown by the following letter re-
celved by the editor from the Rev.
3. w. hammers. the pastor. yester-
day: 81 wish to thank you for send
ing me the Record gratis for so long
time. have enjoyed it We are
ready to move to Corsica, S. d., this
week. where ] have accepted the
charge of the Reformed church =
Mr.. Christian Wolfer. the Linton
merchant and Mrs. Dorothea Sip
pert. of Eureka, S. d., We're married
at D. m. last Saturday, in Linton.
by the Rev. Karl Roth, the German
Baptist minister. at the latter's res
idence ON upper Broadway The.
witnesses were Messrs. a. A. Lud-
wigs and Ludwig Kicker. Mr.. and
Mrs Wolfer have begun housekeep-
ling in Linton. and their many friends
wish them happiness and prosperity.
Jacob Lierbo, the stone-nason and
building contractor. madea trip last
Tuesday to Strasburg in the interest
of his business. He says the town
| is booming The Strasburg Bazaar
people are about to begin the cree
| tion of a two-story endorsement
store building. The owners of the
store have not yet decided on the
material, only that it will not be of
wood About nine feet of the walls
of the new catholic church We're up.
when Mr.. Iierbo was there.
o. III. Wakefield. who has charge
of the running of the mail line which
formerly extended from Bismarck
to Winona, but now travels between
the Capital City and Hartford. was
in Linton over night THURSDAY last