Emmons County record., 1911-05-18

Mr.. c. Rea Moore and Miss Elsie
=. Agnew arc to be married TO-DAY
at Hermiston. Oregon. The groom
is nephew Of Mrs. Edward Rrad.
dock. He has many friends in En-
]! mons county who will wish him we'll
in his new relation.
The Ladies of the Eastern Star
gave an entertainment in their lodge.
room, Hogues hall, last evening. 1t
was IN the nature of a farewell to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Hagg, who will
leave in day or two for their new
home at Mclaughlin, S. ID.
An interesting baseball game was
played in Linton last Sunday after
noon between Hazelton and Linton.
The score stood A to 2 at the end of
ten innings. Linton made two runs
IN the first inning and Hazelton two
II, IN the fourth and two in the tenth.
The batteries were Sternber and
Kohl for Linton and Stratton and
winch Batter for Hazelton.
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday, May 2lst. sunday-School
at 10 a. IN. Preaching at IL a. m.
Junior League at 3 p. m. Epworth
League at Z p. m. Preaching at S
p. m. Mrs. Shepherd, returned
missionary, representing the Wom-
ems Foreign Missionary Society
will occupy the pulpit at the evening
service. Everybody invited to at.
tend the services. A. M. Wiley,
Pastor.
The first moving-picture show for
long time was held last Saturday
in Turner's Opera House. The
music for the entire show was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland. MANY
have spoken of the ability of this
worthy couple of newcomers as
musicians. DR.. Smith says that very
few players have ever been connect
ed with the Linton band who could
come anywhere near Mr.. Sutherland
as musician.
Mrs. w. b. Andrus and three of
her four sons, Masters Bernard and
James and Baby Charlie, came up
from Dale yesterday, on their way
to visit the Farrells. their relatives,
near Hazelton. Master Bernard
visited the Record office and gave
US this item. In fact, he never for
gets to call on the Record when he
is in town. Billy Marquett came
from Hazelton last evening in his
auto and took the travellers to their
destination.
The Sherrys, high-class comedi-
ans, musicians, vocalists. dancers
and musical-sketch artists. Don't
fail to see them in their latest COM
edy plays. entitled, MY Boy Jim, :"
"a Pair of Lobsters" and "Mag's
Reception" Each one is a scream
from start to finish. New music,
new songs, new dances, everything
new The Sherrys are among the
best. They guarantee to please
you or to refund your money. At
opera-house. Tuesday, May 23d.
County Auditor John Snyder re-
turned last Friday on the N. P. from
Minneapolis, where he had gone to
meet his aged mother, who was on
her way from Missouri to Hazelton.
The auditors father having passed
away, the widow came to make her
home with DR.. and Mrs. j. f. Snyder
at Hazelton. While at Minneapolis
the auditor saw an American Asso-
citation baseball game played be-
tween Minneapolis and Kansas City.
He says the game was good at times,
but that very rotten plays also took
place
Mr.. and Mrs. August Obermeier
write to the editor of the Record,
under date of May 18th, as follows:
please change our copy of the
Record from Armour, S. d., to Beer
Vile, Germany, as we are going on
a little trip. Should you happen to
go over there this season, August
will be pleased to meet you at the
Rathskeller in Bremen. Our address
will be, "Nienhagen, bel Pivitzheide,
Lippe Detmold, Germany" We
send our best regards to you and to
our other Linton friends. We start
from Armour on May 18th and sail
from little old New York on the
steamship Barbarossa on May 25th. !
The state spelling contest took
place at Bismarck last evening.
The county superintendents of the
state also met in the Capital City
yesterday, in connection with the
spelling contest. Mr.. Hanson went
to Bismarck yesterday morning to.
attend the meeting. Alfred Jnnge
of Braddock, a son of Fred Junge Of
that place and nephew of Albert
Junge of Linton. represented En-
mons county at the contest, he hav-