Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-06
out but none hurt. The accident
happened near the bridge across the
Beaver halfmile west of the petrie
place.

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Beaver a half-mile west of the petrie
4 place.
4 Word has been received in Linton
OF the approaching marriage Of
Prof. +. A. King. formerly principal
OF the Linton schools. The gentle
man is to mary Miss Olivette Selma
Larson at her home in st. Paul on
June 18th and the couple Will make
their future home at Donnellv, MINI.
A dancing party was given by the
Linton Orchestra Friday nigh, in
the opera-house at which there was
an exceptionally large crowd pres
ent. The music was of a high order,
the floor in good shape for dancing
and all who attended expressed
themselves as we'll satisfied with the
evening 5 entertainment.
The many Linton friends of Mrs.
n. w. Batter and Miss Olive Nc
Manus, Of Hazelton, VIII be sorry to
learn that they We're called to their
old nome in Minnesota by the sud
den death of a younger sister They
received the word Friday. drove to
Braddock by auto and caught the
train the same day.
Chairman Reamer, of the t.mmons
County Automobile Association, has
directed US to notify those in Linton
owning cars that they were assessed
fifty cents each for incidental ex-
penses according to vote taken at
the meeting held here some time
since. Dues should be paid to +. b.
Streeter, secretary
Messrs. II. w. Batter, w. Is. An
drus. r. c. Colburn, III O. Batter,
Thos. Kelly. John Roop, S. Il. Brin-
die, $. A. Mikalson. Norman lsoop,
and DIR. Montieth and the Misses
Madsen and Adolph were Hazelton
people who were in Linton Memorial
Day to hear Rev Hammond speak
Rev. Hammond was formerly NJ f..
pastor at Hazelton
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Junge, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Irvine, Mr. and Mrs
j. A. Lang, DIR. and Mrs. Smith, MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Pietz. Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Fergus. Mr.. and Mrs L. ID. See
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. o. Barger.
| Mrs. Mcwing, Messrs. Carl Norlan-
der, j. III. Reamer, Don Tracy. G..
II. Naramore, Emil lIardt, Anton
Horner, John Sautter. John Snyder,
Walter Mewing and the Misses Jes,
sic Britts and Zelda lIageman ac-
conpned the base ball boys to Ha-
zelton Sunday
Chairman j. II Reamer, of the
Emmons County Automobile Assoc
cation is busy this week seeing that
the road between Linton and .Temik
is gotten in shape Culvert APP
proaches are being filled up, stones
removed and muddy places filled in
with Gladstone. Fred Snyder, at
Temvik, is also at work on the road
and those who will have occasion in
future to travel between Linton and
Hazelton will find a great improve
ment in the road Advices from
other towns are to the effect that
| all that can be done on the small
amount of money at the command
of the directors is being done.
4 Mrs. Weller. of Hartford, was
surprised on Saturday, May 26th
when number of her friends gath
cred at her home to celebrate her
66th birthday After doing full
justice to a bountiful dinner, the
surprlsers were surprised to find it
was also Mr.. WelIer's natal day, he
having arrived at the three.quarter
century mark. Therefore. it became
necessary to.have a second ceebra-
ton. this time ice cream and cak e
being the subject to claim the undi-
) vided attention of the guests. At
the close of day of feasting and
pleasures all departed wishing the
old couple many more years of pros
!, perity and happiness.
] A special train over the n. Y will
: leave Linton Monday June 10th. fol
Mandan Immediately after the ar.
rival Of the Milwaukee from the
], south. This train will bear large
crowd Of Roman Catholics from
5 Iceland, Hague and Strasburg a:
we'll as from Linton To the Catholic
State Meeting of the Diocese Of Bis
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