Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-12

schoolchildren for lyceum-course
entertainments. Seats reseryss!
VIII Hoffman. who has been cen
Quoting the l-arvick sale at Te'nviS.
left .o-day 10 corduc' a sale IN South
Dakota
Hats Hats Hats Ladies. jas;
receive,. 4 new order Of hats. latest
s,yles. Prices 10 suit. Mrs. Wn'-
Raven 4 Co
4 The Ber,heauS have new bird
trap at their place Of business down
the street. The other day Johnny
Bal sparrow few down the chimney
and into their hake-oven.
4 John Fox. who has been suhssitu
ting Tor Engineer Huntington. Of the
y. p. during the latter 5 visit to
jamestown. returned Saturday TO
the city namsd
Mr.. and Mrs, Turner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Junge viii auto TO Bismarck
tomorrow and return Saturday
Saturday is Travelling Men Day al
the Exposition.
Don Tracy. the Linton phosog-
rapher. went to Hazelton this morn
in to look after business He will re-
turn this evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs Richards of Chicago
came Wednesday for visit with
their relatives. w B. Lee and fami-
f y. of Emmonsburg.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
4 Methodist church met with Mrs
! Wiley yesterday. There was large
attendance. The next meeting will
| be with Mrs. +. r. Schilling.
1 Nick Heisler's home on Ninth
street is nearing completion. The
work is being done by Contractor
Fogle. He also recently completed
the addition to the Temvik school
house.
Engineer Huntington returned
home Saturday from jamestown.
where he was called by the serious
illness of his daughter. Mrs. Span
/ ton. His wife. who accompanied
him to Jamestow is still with her
daughter.
/ Don Tracy. Andrew Cremer and
Will Rasmus entertained party Of
friends last Thursday evening at q
card party in their rooms in the
bachelor apartments over the First
National Bank. Light refreshments
were served
Mr.. Mapes having been trans
! ferred as station agent from Linton
to Wolsey, S. D., he has been sue
ceeded here by A. c. Corvin. who
has been station agent at Wolsey
He arrived here yesterday evening.
and Mr. Mapes left to-day for his
new location.
A birthday party was given on the
evening of Saturday, September
Goth, for Miss Mabel Caldwell, at
the home of Frank Willis. south Of
Braddock. There were about thirty
people present A fine supper was
served at midnight. The amuse-
ment consisted of dancing.
Sergeant Jerry Hart and wife
We're up from Winona day or two
this week. Jerry is pioneer who
belonged to one of Uncle Sam 5
crltter companies" when the In
dians were almost constantly on the
war-path, and hoss- soldiers led a
strenuous life
Yesterday, while Orville Schae-
fer 5 thrasning rig was at work at
1.-THE Basch farm. ten miles north
west of Linton. the separator 'ex-
ploded." badly wrecking the ma
chine. the cause Of the mishap the
Record did not learn.
| Ben Christensen will leave next
week for Alberta, Canada. He ex-
poets to take up government land in
the neighborhood of Edmonton. The
name Of his postoffice is Holmes
Crossing.
Geo. Himmelich, we'll known
resident of Eureka. was accidental
ly killed yesterday while moving a
house. We did not learn the par
ticulars.
F. o. Nickel is very sick. He is
at the Bismarck hospital. Within
the next few days he will undergo
an operation for gall stones and ap.
pendicitis.
DR.. Wolverton of Linton and
DIR. Monteith of Hazelton will
leave Saturday to spend a week
or two in study in st. Mary's Hos
lpital, Rochester. Mimi, attending
the Mayos' surgical clinic.
Yesterday P. j. Wittmayer re.
ceived word that his father, Peter
Wittmayer, Sr., residing in Nc.
Pherson county, S. D.. and who has
been sick long time, was failing
fast. p j. at once left for the
home of his father.