Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-09

1toii lwo weeks visit at Orion
vile. MINI.
Clark Mckitrick, who has been in
bed with broken leg since the
automobile accident near strasbure
several weeks ago, is now able 10 be
on his feet while each day.
Or. Wolverton was called Tuesday
TO the home of Fred Watcher. twelve
miles northeast of Linton, where he
found Mr. Watcher suffering with
severe case of intiammatory rheu-
matlsm. At present he is somewhat
improved.
Robert Liversage of the Logan
district left last Friday noon for
Spencer, S. D., where he will pack
the household goods of his mother
preparatory to bringing the family
to this county. Mr.. Liversage has a
claim in Logan district.
We wish to announce to the ladies
OF Linton and vicinity that our
dress-making parlors, on Maple ave
nue. north of the McCrory residence,
are now open and are prepared to
receive orders in our line All the
latest fashions and patterns. Give
| US a call -Ranson Sisters
Malon West, who recently pur.
chased the Chatfry well-drilling out
MT will be located at Kintyre, AM!
where ne can be found at any time
johnnie on the spot. Mr.. West
mas mad several years experience in
the business in South Dakota and
we are informed that he is there
with the goods when it comes
TO drilling we'll Read his aa else.
where in this issue. Mr.. West who
has been farming in the Marie coun-
try leased his land to Christian Bal
| liet, a neighbor.
| Supt n. H. Hanson informs us
that he is making efforts toward
having three-week summer
school this year in place of the reg
ular one week institute. l,v com
blnlng with other counties this can
easily be done and teachers can
then take up work that will give
them standings ON certificates
This is done by many counties and
has proved success and it is hoped
that the same result may be secured
here. All others in the county he
sides teachers are welcome to at
tend.
The evergreens require much less
moisture than the other trees.
Prof. c.. 3. Waldron, of the North
Dakota agricultural college, states
that the bull pine requires but one
sixth as much. 1t is also native
of the state. The white spruce, a
very pretty tree grows way up into
4 Canada. So both of these trees are
hardy in the state. Why not try
some of them. No tree makes a
place more homelike than the tree
that is green the year round. Pro
| vide a wind break for the ever.
greens.
Instead of giving too much atten-
ton to the cook, about your own
welfare, have some consideration
| for your faithful workhorses. The
best the market affords is none too
] good for them and you can get it,
and a variety, THREE HUNDRED
1 SlXTY-FlVE days in the year, by cal
| ling on Tom O'Brien. If YOU cali
not call, call up Central and tell her
to give you phone 81 She will be
glad to do so, knowing your wants
i will be carefully attended to. and
see you on your way rejoicing
i Supt. Hanson and Albert Tough
attended a party given by the teach
ers in the vicinity Of Strasburg at
! strasburg Saturday evening. Many
| of the schools soon close and thl-
was farewell party. The evenina
was spent in dancing Refresh
ments were served and they all re
port good time. Those teachers
present We're: Alwilda Pe.lsay Jen
ME Van Dyke, 0. W. Huffn ~ Y
H. Shea, G. d. liegge. Anna Var
Dyke, f. A. (iagnon, Florence Her
a tig, G. H. Leick. G. w Foreman
Mary sapraw. Alice Pelky, Mlldrec
Lane, David Lineberry and Ratl
Sherwood
a deal was consumated this @eeF
: whereby Jos. Eherle becomes ~
proprietor Of the Jahob Jangult
general merchandise store Linton
Mr.. Eherle is ret green han'l u
the mercer ,ii-siillis mess 2
havins b 10 eonrecto Ssfa
stores in this state ~ Y