Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-04-20


Mrs VIM Iieben. of Hull, was
here Tuesday, TO visit her daugh-
tiers, the Misses lnga and Gladys
johnson. and all attended the Wild
Manof- Rorneo show in the even
/ ing
/ When the Record added a second
gasoline engine to its equipment.
We thought the problem of delayed
press-days was solved But both Of
+ the snorters are on the bum this
Week and, as we eouldn' I gel them
repaired il time the paper Is a DAY
late.
/ Tns entertainment The Man
trem ii9raeo asst night, for tie
benefit ef the Linton Boys Band.
drew oat one Of the largest crowds
That has ever entered the opeia
mouse The receipts were So /. !
tie show and So for the dance that
followed the play The parts we,e
well played and the entertainment
was a success in every way
| o. H. Brown of Council iilutis,
Iowa IN letter remltting subscrip-
ton price, says: Find incloSed
$50, renewal of subscription for
the Record. congratulate Sou m
the very newsy and interesting IA
per issued by YOU each week 1t
keeps me we'll informed as to what
Is going on in f.mmons county
wherein have some land interests.
Fred Bertrand who for a long
; time had been conductor of the N
P.s Linton branch, in which capaci-
/ ty he gave general satisfaction To
the patrons of the line, has been
transferred to better-paici position
on the Mott branch of the N. y. His
T, family is still in Linton, but will 80
TO Bismarck the first week in MAY.
where they will reside. Good luck
TO you, Fred,w herevcr you may be,
is the wish of your many friends
along the line of The Emmons
| County Limited.
| Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. w. $.
Freeman. who left this county last
|
year for California, reached Stras-
burg on their way home IN let
ter to the Record editor, written on
| the day above named partly by
William and partly by his better
half they say: We arrived with
the snow to-day viii go out home
tomorrow. Please send our copy
fof the Record to the Land Of Snow
once more. as we are home from the
Land of Sunshine and Flowers. Cal
lfornia is certainly all right to look
lat Flowers bloom and youngsters
so barefoot all the year. 1t is cer-
tainly a fine region in which to
Ispend winter and money. We
saw frost there only about half adoz-
len times during the winter.
| Frank Jasz -ko-wi-ak drove in from
| Winona last evening He was ac-
lcompanied by Winfield Vermilion,
| who came up on business. Frank
took this morning 5 N. +. flief for
! Bismarck. He had been installing
/ the machinery of new ferry boat
at Winona. The gasoline engine put
lin by Mr.. j. is Of 25.horsepower, and
| it takes the boat up stream, whether
or not the wind is aginst it. There
was a little trouble, however, just
after the boat started ON its first
trip. The water-wheel got tangled
| up with two or three sections Of
Frank s name, and, while the cog
lnomen was being sloshed around in
! the water. several big catfish were
4 killed by the links of the name com
ing in contact with said fish. The
boat is now running, and it can cross
four teams at a time. 1t belongs to
Iosis En5res
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