Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18

on horses. which, he says, he has
found to be 1.-The best ever" One
pint vaseline: half. teacupful borax;
half-teacupful rosin; the borax and
rosin to be pulverized as fine as .:,,our.
Mix to thick paste.
Messrs. AL. Mikalson, N. w. Bat.
Ter and DR.. Montieth and the Misses
Olive McManus and Frances Pad
dock braved the storm last Friday
night and came down from Hazelton
by auto to attend the Knights of
Pythias dance. The next morning
Mr.. Mikalson drove the car back and
the rest Of the party returned by the
N. Y as the rain had put the roads
in bad shape.
Considerable interest is icing
manifested in the contest now on at
the Turner moving picture show.
that OF deciding at what store the
pair OF trousers will be purchased
which Manager Turner will give
away next month to the person
man, of course in the audi.
ence having the lucky coupon.
Last Saturday night the w. L.
Petrie store was in the lead. with
the Bazaar next.
c. j. Jennings, who was for a
short time supply" agent for the
Milwaukee Railway Company at this
point, and who was taken suddenly
i'll few days after arriving here,
died Monday in the Northern Pacific
hospital at Brainerd. MINI. He
was sick only few days, and the
physicians who attended him are
not certain as to just what was the
cause of death. The young man
had been married but few months.
Gospel preaching in the opera
house on Sunday evening at S
O'Clock Subject: That we please
Him that hath chosen US to be sol
diers.' Don Tracy. with his violin,
and Miss Mildred Lynn, at the pi-
ano, furnished US with some fine
music last Sunday. All were we'll
pleased. Everybody welcome.
Preaching at Dale Sunday morning
at II O'Clock sharp. Rev l.. A.
lovelace, Evangelist.
E. o. Nickel, having sold the
ornate handmade harness that
attracted so much attention in the
Emmons county booth at the State
Exposition in Bismarck last fall,
made another of the same kind
during his idle hours last winter.
and had it in town on his team the
other day. The remarkable part in
the making of these harnesses is
that MIR. Nickel is not a harness
maker by trade. and has obtained
his knowledge of what a harness
should be from practical experience
with teams on the farm and on the
road.
Attorney Charles Coventry was in
Bismarck Monday representing the
parents of Warren Martin, boy re-
Gently taken from his home in the
Buchanan Valley neighborhood by
State Humane Officer Blake, ard
for whom a position was secured as
bell-boy in the Grand Pacific hotel
at Bismarck. Monday. several neigh
bors of the Martin family, among
them Robert Buchanan. appeared
before Judge Winchester on behalf
of:the parents of the boy. 1t was de-
cided by the court that Ithe parents
might. again have. charge of the boy.
He returned home with them the.
same day.
Will correspondents in the upper
river country and along the 500,
who have anything for publication
in the Record of the current week,
please mail it in time to have it
reach Bismarck Monday evening,
and thus reach Linton Tuesday even
ling? In order to catch Thursday
mornings N. p. train which is
necessary to enable the Record to
reach all parts of the north half of
the county during the week of its
publication the paper is printed
Wednesday night. Usually the N.
P. train is late Wednesday owing
to the fact, as we understand the
matter, that on that day Scrap Iron
Bill, the motive power, makes his
weekly pilgrimage to Mandan for
the purpose of having his back
scratched. Thus it is that mail
matter reaching Linton by that train
seldom arrives in time to have it
put in type for the paper of that
week.
The following young people are to
be the guests of Manager Turner at
the moving picture show Wednesday
night of next week Rose Kicker.
George Coon, Magdelena sautter,
Jennie Layton, Florence Chesrown,