Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-15

build a parsonage at iuton IN IL,
near future. The Re- 4 A Boscl,e,
IS TO take the wors; whieh vii s.
gin next Week.
The thrteen-nonths.ola iaughte,
OF Mr.. and MIR Frank ,iraybcalo
Llvona has a dangerous attack q,
lnfantile paralysis.
Girl Wanted For general house
work: steady employment at gooc
wages Apply 10 Mrs. f. Brooks
IN the Hartford ncighborhood
The Ladies Of the Maccabees tn,
Royal Neighhors and the Boys Bane
nave rented the basement Of til,
First National Bank for meeting
purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs L. d. Nogle. Of All.
ma, Wis. accompanied by their SON.
Doc Nogle of Livona, were in Lin
ton over night, and to-day the Wis.
consln visitors Will take the Mllwau
kee train for their home. They have
been visiting their l.ivona relatives.
Dick Wilkinson, of the Pollock
country. am old-timc base Nall PLAYER.
accompanied by his young son, was
in Linton last Friday. to meet a
brother of Mr. Wilkinson, Who ar
rived on the n 7. train from Good
rich, this state, and Who accompanied
Dick TO his home to VISIT the latter
family.
Notice. The members If the
ROYAL Neighhors Lodge are herebv
notified that there will he a meeting
of the lodge in the hall under the
First National Bank ON the evening
of Wednesday, Sept. DIST. Business
of Importance All members are
requested tn he present Mrs. .Den-
ME Turner, Oracle.
Hunters say that the Young prai-
rle chickens are swift on the wing
this year. They are about a month
older than in most years at this
time. The lack of storms in the
spring and early summer allowed
the old birds to bring OIL their
broods early, and everything was
favorable to the growing fowls all
through the season
Messrs. j II. and Fred Reamer
returned Saturday from a trip to
Shields. on the other side of the
Missouri While on the trip j. III.
sold three uuartcr-scctons vi land
few miles west of Shields. The
sales We're made to men from Iowa.
The Reamers went Ivy auto to WI
mona. crossed the river in a skill and
journeyed the remainder of the trip
by team.
MIR. and Mrs. William Wilder
muth, Mr. and Mrs Phillip Mueller,
John WohI and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schaefer, Mrs. Herman
Backhaus, her daughter I''rieda,
George Backhaus and daughter and
Gottlieb Dockter were at Eureka
over Sunday They went there To
attend the dedication of the Luther
an college. Several thousand people
We're present
About six weeks ago dog that
had belonged to Will Page, in in
ton, was given to an immigrant who
was settling about sixty miles north
of Mandan, on the other side of the
Missouri river. and the dog was
taken there with the immigrant.
Last week the dog showed up at Lin 9
ton, having swum the river and
Travelled about l2:5 miles to return
to sthe scenes of his childhood. :
The teachers institute will be held
i'm Linton on Oct. 18th and 18th, and
many of the teachers attending will
GO from here to attend the meeting
of the state educational association
at Bismarck, Oct 18th, 10Th and
2lst. supt. Hoover of Fargo and
Miss Claire " Thompson, assistant
principal of the Linton schools, will
conduct the institute 1t is hoped
that Emmons county teachers gen
orally will attend the institute and
the association meeting
A piano recital was rendered,
Tuesday evening. by Prof n G,
Hunters, at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. z. G.. Rocks. Fifty people
assembled to hear Mr.. Hunters, who.
was pupil of Franz List. and also
of Hensalt, the great Russian
pianist. In all, twelve masterpieces
were given. and each was much APP
preciated, the favorltes being The
Moonlight Sonata, by Beethoven;
Home, Sweet Home, Z by Thai
berg, and I'll Iremolo, by Colts
chalk. Those Who were present
consider it the finest concert ever
given in Linton Prof Hunters
played before President Mckinley
-hv renuest and has bad a iistln.