Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-16

line in South Dakota, next Wednes-
day. at the home of Peter Bor,
father of the bride, Miss Cora lor
Members of the fifth grade of the
Linton schools are invited to be the
guests of Manager Turner at the
moving-plcture show at the opera
house Wednesday night. May 22d
A. l.. Cell and r. n. Batter, of Ha-
zelton, We're in Linton Tuesday
night. Mr.. Batter was here in the
interest of his candidacy for the leg
islature and Mr. Cell to visit friends
Mrs. Eliza Boswell, Who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs, II
N. Turner, for some time past, has
gone to Madison, S. d., and Will la
ter go to Minneapolis to visit rela-
tives.
Manager Turner wishes to an
nounce that he has an exceptionally
good program for Saturday, May
18th, at the moving picture show.
Prices 10 cents and % cents and no
more.
Chief Engineer Darling and ms
secretary, of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company, We're ia lemvk
a couple of days this week, looking
over the varlous surveys of that
company.
Mrs. GottIieb Bechtle has gone to
Bismarck to secure medical treat
ment for what is thought TO be
blood poison. Recently, while pa
pering at the BechtIe home, she fell
and struck against a couple of rusty
nails.
Albert Tough has resigned his posi-
ton with the Linton Bazaar, where
he has been employed for a number
of years, and is now actively engaged
in pushing his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for Register of
Deeds.
The infant sonof Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Irwin died Friday of last week in
Bismarck, after being sick for some
time with whooping- cough. The
funeral took place in Linton SatHr-
day afternoon, interment being made
in Linton cemetery.
Miss Rose keim, who for some
time was employed in the Ladies
Store in Linton, was in Linton Fri
day on her way home from Bis.
marck, where she had been attend
ing her sister, who was receiving
medical treatment in one of the
hospitals there.
Messrs. A. M. Britts ard Roy Car
ley journeyed to the mouth of Bea-
yer creek, Sunday, ON fishing ex-
petition. They do say that Roy
is some fisherman. having caught a.
star-fsh and big. husky fish at one
bite. There are those who claim
that Ben Corbin loaded the line; but
Roy thinks, nevertheless, that he is
about the best fisherman in the
country.
Carl Vorlander made a trip to
Eureka or almost there Saturday
night He was going down in DR.
Fuller's car to get John shenken-
berger to pitch for Linton against.
Hazelton next day. Between Artas
and Eureka he met Frank Irvine.
in DIR. Montieth's new car, and
Johnnie was with him. Carl started
back for Linton, but had only gone
| few miles when in the darkness he
ran off a small bridge into a ditch.
| The car was quite badly demolished
| but Carl escaped practically UNI
harm ed. though striking the ground
| headforemost A Linton ply lcian
diagnosed the injury as rheumatism
of the brain or skull, We forgot
which.
Arrangements for the observance
of Memorial.Day in Linton are un-
der way, and committees have been
appointed to take charge OF the va
rious kinds Of preparation necessary.
1t is intended to depart this year
/ from the usual local custom, and
much Of the program Of the day Will
be at the cemetery Automobiles
i will be provided TO transport the vet
Grams and their families ardas many
4 more as possible to the cemetery.
4 Six little girls VIII he chosen TO dec
crate the graves 1f departed cill-
\ rades The speaking and music VIII
!. be held at the opera-hogse. he
band will be in attendance. Follow
ing are the committees Music
4 Mrs. Rocks. Mrs Lane. DECORATE n
i of Hall Mrs. Pietz, Mrs. Junge,
4 Frank Strecter. Harry ynn and AZ
| bert Tough Decorationof Soldiers
/ Graves in Beaver Creek Cemetery
Elmer Anderson, Will Tough, lar
4 ence McLaln. Finance Mr.
! Turner, Mrs. L. H. Smith, Mrs
Lane. Parade j II Reamer, Mrs.