Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-07-25
IN TOWN AND OUT

:, o.iu A-Nelell summons, Y. l.. kuS.
sell. Mrs. Robert Simmons. and the
Misses Minnie and Geneva Russell.
Their trip will be about three hun
dred miles.
Miss Lille Frankhauser came
home from Bismarck Monday even
ing. The young lady is employed as
nurse in Capital City hospital
and is here to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Harvey Petts and her
daughter Mile and her son Earl
arrived in Linton yesterday from
their home at Mcintosh. D. s.. TO
visit their Emmons county relatives.
Word has been received of the
death at his home in California ii
John Parker. son of Charley Parker.
The young man was about IS wears
old. The family formerly resided
in Emmons county.
E. ID. Miller, of Rochester. ~ T.
was in town yesterday. While here
he showed Don Tracy, the Linton
photographer. the latest photo i'm
provements. Mr.. Miller is demon
strator for kodak company.
Just as the Record was going to
press we We're informed of the mar
riage of Ira j. Burge and Miss
Georgia Anna Green, both Of Lin
ton. The marrige ceremony was
performed by Rev. a. Nj. Wiley. s
Bismarck Palladium: August
Benz. one of Emmons county's big
farmers and stock raisers, was in the
city Monday and Tuesday. Mr..
Benz states that the crop outlook in
his locality is the best he has seen
for years.
Miss Elsie Godfrey, who has had
charge of the Dakota CentraFs Lin
ton Exchange, has gone to Wash
burn. this state, where she will be
employed in store. She has been
succeeded by Miss Myrtle Brown, of
Ashton, S. ID.
SATURDAY. Mr.. Heggeman team,
which Michael Hefner was driving.
INDUCED in lively runaway. The
driver jumped out and was not in
jured. The wagon was badly dam
aged and one of the horses was hurt,
but not seriously.
Mrs. Frank Roll, of Hazelton. met
with severe accident few days
ago. She tripped and fell ON the
stairs disloating the bones in one of
her arms. She is at present visiting
her parents, Comrade and Mrs.
Lovelace. i'm Linton.
John Dewey, of Glendive, former
ly of the Temvik neighborhood, left
Monday for the Montana city, after
a few days visit with old friends
and neighbors in this county. Mr..
Dewey is working as railway loco
mOtive-freman out there.
Mrs. C. S. Gillespie and her
daughters, Florence Cecil and Ha-
eel. and-last but not least in inn
portance = Baby Clark. returned
home yesterday from Manchester,
Iowa, where they had been visiting
relatives and friends for five weeks.
(. By mistake Of the Record office in
receiving Temvik notice over the
phone, the signature wv. A. Bell"
was placed after Taken-Up Notice
published elsewhere in the Record.
1t should have been "'W. A. Foell. "
The ad will be corrected next week
The Rev. Wiegand received word
yesterday that the recent big hail
storm i'm Stark county had not
touched the farm of his son addison
in-law. The destructive storm went
| few miles north of them and few
miles south, splitting into two
parts.
Paul Mausehund. living in the
Hampton neighborhood. last Thurs
day lost stack of new hay by fire.
The stack contained about seventeen
tons, and had been finished Wednes-
day forenoon. Thursday, while
MIR. Mausehund was in town. the
stack burned. The origin of the fire
is not known. The Record under
stands the hay was insured.
Last Monday Alva Durge was ar.
) rested on complaint sworn out by
the Rev. L. A. Lovelace, said com
plant charging said Burge with
fracturing the prohibition law. De
9 PENDANT waived examination an,
was held to the district Icourt. Thu
arrest was made by Village Marsha
: : Billingsley. No evidence in thu
:. shape of suds or barb-wire extrac
was found.
Supt. Hanson has announced tina
= summer school will close this week
= on account of poor attendance max
ing it inadvisable to continue. Sew
eral of the teachers are attending Il
. Valley City. others are away on va
q cation, and others are interested j
}; farming. A two-days' meeting o
y teachers will be held this fall at tn
time of the school officers annus
y meeting.
: There are at least two old-timer
y in the county who would be JOY
$ the Rooseveltian soul in the matte
of size of families.l The writer va
Ie converslng recently with Commis
s sioner Fischer, and incidentally tn
q scribe remarked that w 1. Yeatel
e. of Hazelton. one of the county
first board of commissioners. W.
al the grandfather Of twelve boys an
4 girls. O. can beat Mr. Yeater,
III said Commissioner Fischer. i hav
,e thirty-five grandchildren. !
Mr.. Gottlieb Bast died last MOI
er day. He was about s. years OLE
d. and his death was caused by the II
On firmities of old age He had bee
De seriously i'll but a short time i
was born in Thiblitz, South Russ