Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-11-07

There IS a tlour-min. a creamery
and four lumher-yards. How is
politics in E.mmons county The
people are for Theodore here. il
seems Fest wishes for everybody "
\ greater number of auction
sales than ever before in the history
OF the county are taking place this
tall, due 70 the excellent crop Weld
which has placed a considerable
amount of money in circulation. a
number of those who are selling
toe, do not intend to leave the
county, but are moving on other
land or are cutting down their
equipment The sales are a nee
thing for the various candidates. too.
who flock TO them i'm numbers, where
they are atiorded an opportunity to
Rect lal .,e numbers of the voters.
Marriage licenses have been -
sued during the past week by Coun-
ty Judge Carley TO the following
Christian Feht, Of Winona. and
Regina ll,rscheft, of Strasburg
Ferdinand klen, of Hague, and Eva
Glatt. OF Ventura, S d., Raphael
Ruchlensky. Of Brisbane, N. D., and
NathaIia Wagner, OF Strashurg;
Martin Roth and Mariana Fest
both of Strasburg; Bernhard Fin.
of Bowdie. $. d., and Katie Baum
gartner, OF Strasburg
Miss Ella l,ecdy. Of Aberdeen,
spent Friday in Linton on her way
TO Hazelton to visit for couple of
days with her sister Miss Kitty
! Reedy, a teacher in the Hazelton
! public schools. Because of the bad
condition of the roads, Miss Reedy
W as unable to get an auto to take
4 her to her destination and had Ia
make the trip by team. She and her
sister returned by train to Linton
Saturday night, Miss Ella going to
Aberdeen Monday and her sister
4 back to her school.
Manager Turner had a busy week
of it last week with his moving pie
ture show Wednesday night OF
last week he had expected to show
the pictures taken at the recent In.
dian fair at Fort Yates They had
been shipped that day from Bismarck
but the train was late and theN
failed to arrive in time. He Sc.
cured permission TO hold the pictures
a day and showed them here Thurs
day night. A large crowd attended
both evenings and were we'll pleased
with the shows. Saturday night {
4 full house was present to see the
4 Golden Weddlng. a two-reel fea
ture which greatly pleased The
story Of the pictures was good, tn.
scenic effects pleasing and Manager
| Turner's recently-installed electric
equipment showed them off to the
/ best effect.
The Linton orchestra and a mum
Der of Linton young people autoec
to Hazelton Friday night of last
1 week to attend the leap-year dane.
4 at that place. The roads were rath
er bad for automobiles because Of
/ the snow a few days before, but nj
mlshaps occurred. All those who
attended from here are still praisinl
the energy and entertaining abilitie
of the Hazelton young ladies for tn,
A evenings entertainment Nothing
had been left undcne which would
tend tomake the affair a success,an
4 the way the boys were hustled on t,
\ the floor for each dance number
4 showed that the girls had deter
n mined there should be no al-iloW
ers if they knew what they wer,
about. Those who attended from
here, including the orchestra, wer
DIR. and Mrs. G. O. Smith. Messrs
Don Tracy Milton CuIbertson, Free
Petrie, Tom O'Brien, John Meier an
Frank streeter and the Mise
Tharasa DAM son and EIanceS petrie