Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-09-07
IN TOWN AND OUT

parents, Comrade and Mrs. Love
lace.
Pretty nearly all of the hemaIe
population of the town took 10 the
country. this morning early. TO pur-
sue the wild hens and roosters of
the prairie.
J. \ SLENDER. Of the Record was
suddenly taken sick Yesterday noon.
The doctor diagnosed the troubIc
as appendicitis. Heis somewhat mn
proved to-day.
Notice. As have completed a
iicourse in general auctioneerng. |
ann prepared to give the public the
best of service. Ray L.. Brown.
Temvik. N. ID. ,se--os,
Andy Cremer and George Nara
more went to Bismarck SUNDAY hv
auto On account of the rain spoil
ing the roads they returned home
Monday by train.
Preaching at the Keller school
house next Sunday at . o clock u.
m, and at Temvik at 81, & clock ~.
m. All are cordially invited Come.
Rev. L. A. Loveiace
Mrs. Clifford Maurer received a
telegram announcing the death of
her sister at Minneapolis, and left
Saturday afternoon, on the Milwau-
kee train, for the city named.
w III. Payne, general state agent
for Second Adventist publishing
house. was in Linton over night
Monday. He was on his way TO visit
This home in southern Emmons.
Landlord Yeater of Ilazelton was
a visitor in Linton. Friday, making
the trip in his auto. He was accom-
panied by John Gunderson. a land
man who was looking over the coun-
try.
Mrs. Cameron and the new boy
are getting along nicely at Bis
marck hospital. Mr. Cameron will
go to Bismarck Saturday, and ex-
poets to bring the mother and SON
home Monday.
John Zacher, who was formerly
with the Bazaar, and who left Linton
recently to run an elevator at RAJ
elgh, this state, for the Columbia
Elevator Company, writes that he
likes the town and the job.
Miss Efiie spurrier, of Viola, Wis.
came out a week or so ago and took
situation as assistant for Station
Agent Mapcs. But the young lady
grew homesick, and will leave tc
day for her Wisconsin home.
The Rev L. a. Lovelace will corr
duct series of meetings at Cakes,
with the object of organizing Bap-
fist congregation. His reorganiza-
of the Baptist congregation at Lud-
den, Dickey county. was success.
Dick Zeigler came up from Chey-
enne junction last week to visit his
brother Arthur and other oldtime
friends i'm Linton. He is working
for the Milwaukee Railroad Com
pany He left for home day before
yesterday
Contractor Fogle is building an
addition to the Temvik school-house..
such addition being made necessary
by the increased number of pupils
needing school facilities. He ex-
poets to finish the job by the 9th of
this month.
Rudolph schott, living few
miles west of Linton, lost good
horse, in the river country, near
the Ben Corbin place, last Sunday.
The flies We're so annoying to the
team that one Of them broke loose.
in its struggles throwing the other
horse and breaking it's neck.
2. j. Wittmayer arrived home
Saturday from a trip to South Da-
kota. His father accompanied him.
Peter and his father recently re-
turned from Rochester, Mimi.
where the latter was treated at the
hospital The old gentleman is feel
ing better than he has felt for a
long time.
sutherland's Orchestra of six
pieces was at Hazelton last Friday
night and played for the harvest
dance given by the young men of
that town. That the music VAS of
the best goes without saying The
hall was neatly decorated with vari-
Gus grains. 1t is said that more
dances like this one will be given
during the fall and winter months
Besides the members Of the or-
chesra. there were present from
Linton the Misses Lucy shier, Min
ME Callahan and Alena Tough, aud
Messrs Albert Tough. III III. Han