Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-26
II TOWN AND OUT.

sSoA aoi hioHeeTS are
rapidly passing Only few more
years and one of them here and there
is all that will be left.
Mr.. Charles Luther Huglin, of Lo.
gan county, and Miss Ella Matilda
Oleson. of the kintyre neighborhood
Emmons county, were married bv
the Rev. L. a. Lovelace. at the lat
ter's residence in Linton. at 5 O'clock
p. m. last Thursday evening.
Charley Dewitt killed big eagle.
Wednesday of last week. 1t was af-
ter one of the Dewitt chickens when
Charley shot it, He sold the bird TO
Tom O'Brien, who sent it away 10 a
taxidermist, to have it mounted.
There were about forty couples
present at the German dance in the
Turner opera-house last FRIDAY
evening. Everybody who attended
reports an enjoyable time. supper
was served at Turner's restaurat.
Preaching at Temvik next SUNDAY
evening, Oct. Goth. at 40 o'clock
sharp. in the school house, and at
the Keller school-house at , o'clock
p. M. sharp. All are cordially invit-
ed to these gospel services Rev
L. A. Lovelace.
Eureka Blade: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Haggard of Linton went to Roscoe
and near by points for a short visit
the fore part of the week. Just at
present Ben is busy baling and
shipping hay to points west of the
river, where he reports finding a
good market.
| The North Dakota conference of
the Methodist church closed at Grand
Forks Monday evening. The Rev. A.
M. Wiley returned Tuesday evening.
He will remain at Linton for anoth-
er year. DR.. S. A. Danford was ap-
pointed superintendent of the Bis
marck district.
The Hazelton Presbyterian Ladies
Aid Society will have chicken-pic
supper and sale. Nov. Sd. of ladies
Bingham aprons. rag rugs, children's
clothes, comfortables. ETC., also, two
quilts Zone being the 'Old Settlers
Name Quilt" having on it more
than AGO names) Everybody cor
daily invited to be present.
Frank. John. Willie, Lena and
Maggie all need overshoes. But
where can you buy them the cheap.
est?-that is the question. They all
say: LET us 20 to Joe Eberle's.
We can buy four pairs for what we
would have to pay for three pairs at
any other store in town; and, be.
sides, we get some candies thrown
lin"
Bismarck Tribune: Friday even
ing. Oct. goth. at the Presbyterian
manse. in this city, occurred the
wedding of Wilbert Rodgers and
Miss Ethel G. Pomeroy. both of Nc
Kenzie. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. C. w. Harris. Mr.
Rodgers recently purchased the gar
age at Linton, and the young people
will make their home there.
John Cole was fatally injured last
Thursday morning by horse that
he was riding falling on him. Hi.
skull was crushed. He was taken t,
the Bismarck hospital and died there
Friday. MIR. Cole was an early set
tier, and was the son of Mrs Mar,
Cole of Braddock. The Record ha.
been unable to obtain any Of the par
ticulars of the sad affair, but under
stands that the accident took place
in the town of Braddock. John wa
about &c years old. He was single
J and resided with his mother.
Peter Wittmayer, Sr.. one of the
VERY earliest settlers in the North
} west, died reccenty at his home il
Mcpherson county, South Dakota
} The old gentleman was among
} those pioneers who first made thi!
region known to the world as a farm
ing section, and the Record will
, liz the data can be obtained, mex
, week publish biographical sketcl
! lin memory of deceased. He wa
the father of Henry and Peter Witt
mayer of Linton, who have just re
turned from their parents home il
> Mcpherson county, where they at
!. tended their fathers funeral.
j. Louis Schaap, of the Westficl'
country died Saturday Oct l4th. III
had been suffering from consump
ton for long time, but only at tn
last term of court. a couple of week
ago, he was able to come to Linton
and obtain his final citizenship pa
pers. The funeral services We're con
: Quoted by the Rev. Schilstra. paste
/ of the Westtield church. and the re