Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12

Mendelowltz. recently returned t,
Linton from an extended visit !,
California. He will reside in Mime
apolis. He does not consider Cali
1ornla equal 10 the Dakotas in tn,
way OF making ~ oney with a capita
that does not run up into six d,
seven figures.
Marriage licenses have recent,
been granted by the goggle-eyed
Jurlst to the following-named cou.
pies: Mr.. John Wolfer and Mis-.
Minnie Reich, both of Linton Mr.
James w. Baker and Miss Lulu c
jacobson, both of Clayton. Mr.. AL
bert w Engel and Miss Rose p. ka.
ven, both of Linton.
The program for May Soth Me-
mortal mot Decoration, Day Will be
printed in the county papers nex,
week. As usual. he school-teachers
nave been called upon to do most q,
the work in providing the items il
the program, and, as usual. they
have Willingly responded. The Hon,
John N. Wishek. formerly state
senator from the Twenty-sixth dis
trict, will deliver the GRAFTON.
-Four tenderfeet who have lust ar.
rived in this country and wanted "a
see what it looked like were in town
Tuesday They We're Memo !,eBoet
James Pollock and Peter Van Eyck
of Pollock and Will Cleveinga of
strasburg. They cam by auto. In
the early days the motive power used
for such trip by the settlers would
probably have had horns, and the
steerlng-gear would have been gov
erncd by the magic words, Gee
Whoa Haw.'
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Cotton ard
their daughter Elizabeth We're down
from Braddock yesterday. The
family will leave next week for their
new home, Mason City, la. Fred 5
right eye is still bothering him con-
slderably, and as soon as he gets set
tied in his new home he intends to
have it operated upon. The iris has
become attached to another part Of
the eye. and it will be necessary to
have an operation to restore it to its
normal condition. The result is all
most certain to be successful. as eve
surgery has made such progress of
late years that almost ANYTHING is
possible in the treatment of defects
in this most useful organ.
Monday of last week there depart
ed from Linton Mr.. and Mrs. j. y.
Brock, who have gone to take up
their residence in Gridley, Califor-
mia. No family of pioneers has left
Emmons county since it was settled
who leave behind them more friends
and well-wishers than those who
have just left us. Settling near old
Wllliamsport in the early days. they
We're foremost in taking part in all
the social functions which i'm those
days helped to make the lives of
settlers IN the new community less
isolated and lonely. They were all
ways true friends and kind and
0hospitable neighbors, and all those
who know them wish them health.
happiness and prosperity in their
new home
Through the list in the state dali
lies spelling the name incorrectly
and locating him at Larimore instead
of Linton. the Record last week
failed to announce that Clerk of
Court Peter Rocks of Linton had
been nominated by the democratic
elimination committee for the posi-
ton of state auditor. Mr.. Rocks
knew nothing of the nomination un-
Til it was made, although he appre-
ciates the honor conferred upon him
by his fellow democrats in placing
him on the state ticket without his
solicitation, and he not being
present when it was done. Like a
great many candidates who have
entered campaigns under the pri-
mary law, he recognizes the fact
that there is little show for cand-
date Of any party who accepts a
state wide nomination and is COM
PEELED to run the gauntlet Of a pri-
mary. or. without a primary fight.
enters the contest in the regular
campaign, unless such candidate Is
prepared to put much time and
money into the canvass. Unless there
should be a political landslide, as in
1892, when shortrldge and the en-
tire fusion ticket won
Mrs. Rosina ziegele,residing with.
her husband about six miles south
west of Linton, died last saturday
morning at O'Clock. She was N
her thirty-ninth YEAR She leaves a
babe a month Old and five stepchil-