Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-07
IN TOWN AND OUT

funeral was held in Aberdeen and
was conducted by the Aberdeen
Freemasons.
Miss Evelyn King, musical artist,
pianist. side-trombnnist. Come and
hear 1.-The BlueBells of Scotland" on
genuine Swiss bells, August Sth.--
Adv.
Jackrabbits are very plentiful this
year. A passenger on the Fergus
Huntington Limited the other day
counted forty-six between Mckenzie
and Hazelton.
Born. Saturday, August I'd, to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Fischer, an elev-
en-pound boy. Mrs. Fischer has
been visiting with her son, VIM.
Fischer, and family.
Several days last week were pretty
"doggone' warm. Saturday it was
said that the thermometer regis
tered close to ITO degrees and
strong wind blowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schriner are
visiting at present at Perham, MINI.
Mrs.. Schriner has been there for
about month and Mr.. S went
there recently when taken sick.
H. N. and Glen Turner. Mrs. C.
L. Wood and Miss Luella Wood,
Mrs. Boswell and A. K. Corwine
drove to Braddock Sunday to see the
Linton Draddock baseball game.
Messrs. l.. D. Seeman and M. T.
Barger and families are visiting in
Minnesota at present and will return
by auto, MIR. Seeman having pur-
chased a Paige car while in the city.
The heavy wind Monday night did
considerable damage to windows and
wind-mills. The plate glass window
in the Linton Cash Store went in and
some goods were spoiled by the rain.
Lost. My brown and white bird
dog. Llewellyn breed. Left Linton
Thursday night. July 81. Liberal
reward for his return or information
as to his whereabouts. w. 0. IT.
win.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pierce of Bis
marck were in Linton Tuesday night
on their way to South Dakota to
visit relatives. Mr.. P. is veteran
of the civil war and is an old-timer
in these parts.
The seven-year-old son of Peter
Schmidt. who was reported seriously
i'll last week, died Saturday and was
buried Sunday in the cemetery at
Emmonsburg. The exact cause of
death is unknown.
The Jampolsky brothers, proprie-
tors Of the Linton Bargain Store, re-
Gently established in Linton, were
made happy Monday by the arrival
of their families from the east.
They will make their homes in Lin
ton.
John Dewey, formerly an Emmons
county resident, but now fireman in
the employ of the Northern Pacific,
with headquarters at Miles City, was
a Lintonn visitor yesterday. He
was accompanied by one of his sis
tiers.
Miss Alice Henderson is visiting
with Linton friends at present while
her sister and husband are visiting
friends in the east. She is making
her home with her sister in Aber-
deem and will return there in week
or two.
Miss May Raven, who recently
graduated from the normal school
at Glendale, will leave soon for Rut-
land, Sargent county, where she will
teach the ninth and tenth grades
and act as principal of the public
schools there.
A heavy rain visited this Sec
tion of the county last Monday even
ing, accompanied by rapid wind.
So far there has been no report re-
ceived in Linton of hail and little
damage was done by the wind to
growing crops.
During the heavy rain and wind
storm of Monday evening lightning
struck and killed four head of cattle
belonging to l.. d. Seeman, entail
ing a loss Of some $500. The cattle
were being pastured ashort distance
north of town.
Rev. N. Wood, formerly located
at Linton, but now stationed in Sar-
gent county, arrived in Linton Fri
day for short visit. He preached
lin the Methodist church Sunday.
Rev. Wood will probably return
home the last of this week.
j. Brokofsky, whorecenly arrived
to accept position in the First
Bank Of Linton, took in the circus
at Aberdeen last week. He accom-
! nanied r. NJ Turner nv aiIfn going