Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-09-14

n. N Turner returned Tuesday
IRON his visit to aberdeen His
father came back with him and wilI
remain in Linton awhile.
Notice. AS have completed y
course IN general auctioneering |
am prepared to give the public the
pest OF service. Ray L. Brown.
Temvik. N. u. (se--os,
Mrs. Jane Harlan. of Aredalr
Iowa, mother of Mrs. o. T.. Nickel.
arrived last Tuesday to visit a short
time with the family of her son-in-
law and daughter.
The many friends of MIR. X. John
sonbaugh welcomed him home from
Bismarck, Thursday of last week
and everybody who knows him hopes
that ne may soon be restored To
health.
The old-timer. Maurits Van Soest
was In town recently, going to and
from Hazelton. He went up there
to buy some winter rye for seed
which he obtained from ATTORNEY
Armstrong.
w. Il. Grover was up from the
Wlnona country the fore part Of
the week MIR. Grover is one of
those farmers who are not dis
outraged by this off year in the
matter of crops.
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Pay your subscription in advance
and thus make yourself solid for a
good obituary notice"
The Epwo 'th League will give a
social and reception in honor of the
teachers of the public schools of
Linton, in the Methodist church, to-
morrow (Friday) evening, begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock. A short pro
gram has been arranged, and light
refreshments will be served All
patrons of the school and the young
people of the town are cordially in
vited to attend and enjoy social
evening.
Mr.. Vansickle. travelling for the
American Gasoline-I.amp Company,
was i'm town over night Tuesday.
Not long ago he put lamp in the
Moose club-rooms, ON trial, to be
kept or returned after period of
thirty days. The boys didn't wait
the thirty days. but were well salts
fled from the beginning with their
purchase This is the company that
recently installed their system in
the Record office, and it has given
entire satisfaction. MIR. Vansickle
will return in week to install four
additional street-ights that have
been ordered by the village trustees.
Two of Emmons county's we'll
known and popular young people
were joined in the silken meshes of
matrimony last Tuesday evening at
8 O'Clock, at the Methodist parson-
age; the Rev. A. M. Wiley. pas
tor. performing the ceremony. The
witnesses were Elva A. Richardson
and Jason j. Wood The bride is
Margaret, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. David Tough, pioneer settler
of Emmons county, and was herself
born in this county, few miles
west of Linton. The groom is a son
of Mr., and Mrs. 7. j. Richardson,
living twelve miles west of Linton.
The young couple have the kindest
wishes of the community for their
happiness and prosperity through.
life.
Here is an item for which copy
was misplaced last week But it
is not too late to announce that there
came to the pioneer house of Stewart
he of the name Of James being
now its sole family head in Emmons
county daughter The young
miss was born to MIR. and Mrs.
James Stewart, of the Dale country.
ON the Both of August. The mother
and the little lady are all right. We
are not often caught giving birth
announcement so late that the young
miss has begun TO wear hobble
skirts and have beauN, and we here
by apologize TO The newcomer
for our laxity in this respect this
time. and we promise to make VI
for the mistake BY a bigger item
when we announce her marriage
notice.
Ed Easton was down from the
Glencoe neighborhood Friday of
last week. Mr. Easton is the f.m-.
mons county farmer who had silch
| .r,4.a l11ck with wintrr wheat this