Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-01

Eat at Turner'S
Another good rain in these parts
Monday night.
F,reka beat Pollock at base ball,
!. n 10, last Tuesday.
Moving pictures at the opera
bouse next Saturday night.
Closing out of Dry Goods and No
lions at great reduction at the La
dies Store.
: a. Fischer. Of strasburg, has
been appointed by Gov. Burke a
member of the board Of pardons.
Fo.,pd IA small hand sachel.
Among other articles it contains a
cnrIjng-iron. Call at the Record of
fee
vou can save from SIS to $25 if
vns; his Your monuments for the
CEMETERY from G. Haak & Son, Hull.
~ p. uuhl-ei'
The county has for sale about l25
bushels of Seed Flax. See the
County Auditor if you wish to pur-
chase. Wul' A-.Al
Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Bales, Of Dale,
attended the exercises at Linton on
Memorial Day.
TODAY Thursday rural free
delivery route begins work out of
Iaryin. 1t goes east, southeast and
northeast Of that place.
Ber; Irvine went to Bismarck last
Mondav and to-day returned home
With Mrs. Irvine and the children.
including the new gal.
George and James Nelson were
No from Winona yesterday. They
said that no rain of any consequence
had fallen there this spring.
Commissioner Fischer and wife
left Linton Monday morning for
BaIfour and other points in this
state. 10 visit relatives and friends.
John Wolfer is now the manager
Of the Goodridge-Call undergrad
at Isrofy. He will, in the near
future. move his family to the town
named.
Mrs. E.A. Grain went to Bismarck
Monday to attend, as delegate
from l'mmons county, the conven-
ton of women's federated clubs of
this district.
George Leitzke, of the Security
Bank at strasburg, was in Linton
Monday and took the N. P. tram on
his way to visit relatives and friends
in Minnesota.
W. T.. Andrus was up from Dale
last Friday to meet Mrs. Andrus
and III, children, who for few days
had been visiting the ady's parents,
near iazclton.
The Omio Sunday school picnic no.
tce of which was given in the Rec
ord last week. will be held in Omio
church, instead of in the school,
house, as the Record had it.
Anarew Richter, who lives be-
tween Linton and Winona, was in
town Saturday and informed the
Record that up to that time there
had been no rain in his neighbor-
hood this spring.
Don't forget that you can have
your carpet-rags woven into strong,
neat-looking carpets by calling on
George Brooks, the blind carpet
weaver. He has for sale % yards
Of good rag-carpet.
The Rev. Geo. B. Newcomb will
preach in Linton next Sunday in the
Methodist church. at II a. m. and 8
p. m. The Rev. Wiley will fill the
pulpit Of the M. E. church in Bis
marck next Sunday.
An interesting game of base ball
was played in Pollock last Sunday
between the team Of that town and
the Hazelton nine. Pollock won
3to2 Batteries-Morrell and Ro-
sentha and Stratten and Batter.
a rain all night and during the
early forenoon kept away from town
the country people who would have
attended the Memorial Day exer-
clses had the weather been pleasant.
The parade was of necessity given up
and the program was carried out in
the opera-house.
VIM. Macnider of Emmonsburg
went to Bismarck Monday to consult
physician concerning a swelling
that had come on one of his lips.
Mr.. Macnider was down with a Sc
we're attack of grip awhile ago, and
the trouble to the lip came appa-
rently as result of q low state of
health. Mr.. M. was pleased to learn
from the doctor that there was moth
ing Of malignant character in the
swelling, that an operation would
not be necessary, and that all he
should do was to return home and
TAKE a good rest. as his system was
somewhat enfeebled.