Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-13
IN TOWN AND OFT.

1t ls,the nearer the surface the mois-
ture comes. agricultural College
Circular.
Willie, the eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Groen, of, Hull, while
playing last week, fell and fractured
his left arm at the elbow. so that he
Will have to carry his arm in sling
for time.
Mr. G. Van Worst. of Hull. has
returned from Montana, where he
spent two years with his son Ed.
He will now make his home with
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. A. HAN, of Hull.
a correspondent says that a popu-
lar Westfeld widcwer was seen at
church last Sunday, and it is report
ed that his next visit to church will
be with well-liked widow of the
nelghborhood and THAT when they
leave the church they will be neither
wldower or widow.
y. Q. johnson, the good-natured
real-estate owner from the Sucker
State, is again in Emmons county ia
look after his extensive interests.
Saturday morning he went from
Litnon to Braddock. He informs
the Record that in the near future
more blooded stock will be added to
his Emmons county ranches.
Otto Muench, who came up from
Artas last Saturday. to visit his
relatives. left yesterday for Thur
derhawk, S. D., where he will open
a general-merchandise store, with
A. A. Ludwigs of Artas. but form
erly of Linton, as partner. Mr..
Ludwigs will remain in Artas, and
Mr.. Muench will manage the new
store.
We are informed by the county
auditor that there is some DELAY IN
settling the matter of the sale of the
bonds with which to procure funds
for purchasing seed wheat. Every
thing is being done to expedite
the matter. however, and it will be
but short time till the seed graic
arranged for by the county will be
ready for delivery.
Roy Yeater, of the Hazelton coun-
try, brought his mother-in-law, Mrs
Frank Reimer, to Linton last satur
day. Mrs. Reimer, who has beer
visiting her son-in-law and daugh
ter during the winter, took the Mil
waukee train Saturday Afternoon
for her home at Groton, S. ID. Mas
ter Norris Yeater accompanied bis
father on the trip to Linton.
Herman Thoreson. who about two
weeks ago returned from Bismarck
where he went to be treated for ap
pendicitis, and who after coming
home was confined to his house, was
out on the streets last Saturday, fol
the first time since his sickness. Al
operation was not performed while
he was in Bismarck; but the sur
geons informed him that, i'm case he
was again attacked, the operation
would have to be performed.
This is to inform the public that
| am prepared to do work as /;
painter,p aper-hanger and decorator
i have eight years experience il
these kinds of work, having beer
employed at such labor in various
cities, and can give recommended
tions from numerous former custom
ers abroad and here. make q
speciality Of painting buggies and
automobiles. Leave orders with G.
F. Wagner at Linton postoffice, OF
address me at Larvik. Jacob NJ
Reich. (apl3- 1t
Last Friday a special train or
which the leading general officer.
Of the Northern Pacific were pas
sengers pulled into the Linton rail
way-yards and remained about al
hour. Among the officers of tn,
road on the train were &c eral Man
ager Goodell and General Superin
tendent Birdsell. ElseWherc in thi.
issue will be found an article re
printed from the Minneapolis Jour
nal, regarding the building of tn
short line between Cakes and Mile
City, which will be of interest t
the people of central Emmons.
Have you seen those two ney
group pictures9 And how j
happened is this way Last sunda.
a bunch of youngsters who live thei
lives on the single-meal-tieket plal
concluded to 90 10 the l.'' NJ ri
picture. shop and take a chance at no
breaking the machine. Clad il
their sweetest smiles and other al
parel. of course they appeared pe
fore Young Don and were duly
transferred in form and feature TO
counterfeit presentment. Where