Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02

and Carl Vorander. Leonard nu
Heaume can explain just how the
engine will act when you try To run
1t without gasoline.
VIM. Jones and l. w Brtts made
a trip Tuesday to the Hazelton
neighborhood. While absent they
were overtaken by the hail-storm of
that day. and Mr.. Jones AYERS that
no one could have withstood the
pelting of the stones had he been
unable to find shelter III time
| Frank Irvine received a couple Of
Overland touring cars this week,
which have been receiving much adj
miration from local people, William
Bechtle purchased enc of the cars
and Frank still mas the other on
hand ~ Monteith, If Hazelton,
| has ordered an Overland of the run
about type from MIR l,vine
| Clerk of Court Rocks has received
word from Judge Winchester that
there will be no jury drawn for at
least the first part of the next term
of court, which begins May 9TH. If
a jury should be necessary, it NH he
secured at later date and the term
continued until that time. Parties
wishing their final naturalization pa
pers will have chance to appear
before Judge Winchester. however
Word has been received from A
j. Magrum. formerly living north
of Linton, near the VIM. McCulley
place, stating that a week ago las,
Friday the two-year- SON of MIR
and Mrs. Magrum was drowned IN
a cistern at the Magrunl home IN
Toledo. Ohio. Mrs. NJ had gone to
the store. and upon her return could
not find the little fellow. She final
ly discovered his body il several
feet of water in the cistern.
There is some talk of baseball
game in Linton, next Sunday after
noon. between lIazeton and Linton.
HaZelton has strong organization
of home players this Year, made
possible by the fact that several star
players have located there quite re
Gently. Linton so far has been un-
able to get team organized. ana
the local material is far from en-
couraging. 1t is thought. however,
that arrangements will he completed
whereby fairly good home team
will be put in the field during the
coming season.
Linton is threatened With fame
as the home of some mighty goose
hunters. last Sunday DR.. Smith
and III. III. Hanson spent some time
in pursuit of the 'honk honk" birds.
Their untiring efforts We're finally
rewarded to a degree, and the doctor
returned to town bearing fine, big
specime of bird. He noticed, how
ever, that the thing had an unusual
growth on its head and neck Think
i ing perhaps that it was some sort of
"goitre, the doctor spoke of il to
friends. Then it was that one of
them explained to him that his goose
Twas pelican.
i Memorial Day is only a few
weeks off. and it is desirable that
Linton having fitting observance
of the day. There are only five vet
Grams of the civil war residing here
now, and it would seem that they
have about reached the age in life
where they would no longer be called
upon to take upon themselves the
task of arranging for such observ-
ances. 1t would seem that the sons
of veterans here, although not or
ganized, would be the proper ones
to see to the matter. They, with
the assistance of the citizens gener
ally, could make the Observance a
success.
2 This week the Record is pushed
J for space and finds it necessary to
publish a small supplement- This
action was made necessary by the
: fact that six bank statements, some
new legals and large amount Of
] display advertising came in. Among
4 the ads is one for JOS Fberle, atWo-
column talk on automobiles by II H.
!; Hanson. agent for the Ford at this
I point, an ad for Ed Laryick also
one for the Courier News Of Fargo.
Tom O'Brlen is on deck with a seed
corn ad. and several others have
! changes. Any one wishing to do amy
> kind Of dealing will do vel tpWatch
) the advertising columns Of the Rec
ord, for nearly all of Our business
men are taking this means al letting
their customers know What they are
i'm a position to do for them
While attempting to stap her run
!. away holsa Mrs /. I c,hanee who
resides d few miles from Linton.
was dragged some distance and
thrown 10 the ground and was run
over BY the buggy TO which the horse
was attached. Mrs CLANCY had drig
en- to the depot Tuesday noon, and
was standing near her horse ahen
:. the train came in. The horse took
fright and Mrs. haEey ran and
caught the bride Of the animal She
was unable to control him, and, after
hanging on and being dragged far
. some distance, she was lina!ls forced
, to release her hold The Mheels Of
} the buggy passed over her body.
: Bystanders ran to her assistance,
4 and she was taken 10 Np!landei s
: drug-sto where her injuries. Of a
painful but not serious nature. were
attended to. Gerrlt Wiegand stopped
; the horse.
: a number of Linton people are at
> present finding employment With
: the N. r. surveying crew Among
them are Vincent Shler. Jay San
2 didge, Ira Burge and j Sherersky.
The crew is hard at work about
fourteen or fifteen miles east Of
e town. and members seem . think
! that ii will be some time yet before