Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-11-21
il understood that arrangements will
be made to bring Mrs. Cell to Lin
ton. She is over eighty years old.

test at Smiths Studio. Adv.
r. K. Batter. Of Hazelton. one Of
the representatives-elect from this
district comprising kidder and
Emmons counties was a Linton
visitor over Thursday of last week.
John Blore was up from his
place in the Winona country a
couple Of days this week. and. while
here. purchased the Halliday car
which w. A. Rodgers had been driv-
ing.
Bishop Mann and Rev. MILFORD,
Of Bismarck, will be here on Sun
day, December LIST. and will hold
services in the Episcopal church at
1890 q. m. and 500 p. m. Of that
day.
Manager Turner continues to
draw large crowds at his moving
picture shows. He il showing some
Of the headliners here. pictures
that are also being run in the large
cities.
The county commissioner meet to-
day in Linton as q canvassing board
canvass the returns Of the recent
election for presidential electors. con-
gressional. state. district and
county officers.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Omio church will hold . sale and
supper at the E. E. Pitcher home
Saturday afternoon and evening,
November 23d. Supper will be
served at 6 o'colck. Come early.
Mrs. w. H. Shepard, owner of
the Braddock News. and Jimmie
Mccormick. editor. were in Linton
the fore part Of the week on bust
ness. M. P. Kaiser brought them
down in his auto. Mrs. s. remained
over for couple Of days and the
others returned the came day.
While working on thrashing rig
at the Busby farm west Of Linton,
one day last week. Guy Howard had
his foot badly crushed by being run
over by the engine. DR.. Fuller
treated the injured member and re-
ports a painful but not serious
wound.
While coming to town Tuesday
morning Mrs. Fred Welker's team
became manageable. throwing her
from the rig. She was brought to
Linton where DR.. Fuller attended
her. While it was found that a
couple of ribs had been fractured it
is not thought that she will sustain
any serious results.
Mrs. Snyder. mother Of County
Auditor John Snyder. has gone to
Missouri to spend the winter at her
old home. She went to Hazelton.
where she Joined Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Yeater. who will make the trip
with her. They will then continue
on to ohio and other eastern points
/! for an extended visit.
E. r. Purintun. Mrs. Purintun
and their nephew. Charles Waddell.
were in Linton Monday on their way
to Eagle Grove. Iowa. called there
by the death Of A. H. Waddell, the
latter's father. The telegram an
nouncing the death was received by
Mr.. Purintun Monday morning. and
within an hour and Z half from that
time they were in Linton.
Sunday the N. P. made an extra
trip to Mckenzie to clear up some
of the work which had gotten behind
during the week. They left here
shortly after noon and returned
about midnight. A number of Lin
ton young folks took advantage:of it
and had a little outing in the form
of an excursion to that town on the
main line.
Arrangements have been made to
have the Hazelton high-school girls
basketball team here Friday night
Of this week to meet the local basket
shooters. and the game will be staged
in the opera-house Immediately after
the arrival Of the train on that day.
This is the game which was to have
been played here during fair week,
but which was postponed on account
Of bad weather.
Sunday was like . summer day
all right but at that it was hardly
warm enough for . comfortable
plunge in Beaver creek. Mrs. C. O.
Smith is authority for that. and she
knows. for she tried it. While she
and the doctor were down by the
creek their old hunting dog fell
through the ice. and. in attempting
to help him out, she too lost her
footing and fell into about FIVE feet
Of water. While there were no
serious results. the experience was
l hardlv . nloaaank ono
4 A serious automobile accident oc-
CURED Sunday to . party Of Linton
people who were on their way to
the home Of Frank Fettig. ten miles
east Of Linton. The party consisted
Of Peter Horner. Mr.. and Mr,. NJ.
| G. Schmidt. and two children, Miss