Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-09-11
IN TOWN AND OUT
Pure lard at the special price of
ID cents per pound, at Matt Lipp's
market. ADV.

Pure lard at the special price OF
ID cents per pound, at Matt Lipp's
market. ADV.
Mr.. Jampolski, who has purchased
the Cell store at Hazelton, went uI
to THAT town Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. haven and daughter are
having an addition built alongside of
tkeir millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Mann, of
Clark. S. D., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, F. j, PietZ in Linton,
DR.. Wolverton arrived yesterday
from Badger, Iowa, and will again
resume practice in Linton.
Mesdames Doerschlag and Mandi-
20, with a big "autoful" of little
folks, were visitors in Linton last
Saturday.
The Mothers Club Of Telnvik will
meet with Mrs. Martin Hicks Thurs
day. Sept. 18th. Subject Hints
on Dressmaking."
The Rev. K. Taubar, German LII
theran pastor at Hosmer, S. d., visit
ed the Rev. Timcke in Linton
Tuesday and yesterday.
old soldiers are invited to
attend Taps" at the Electric Thea
tire, Saturday night next. Make
yourself known at the ticket window
and get a free ticket.
A postcard from Harold Gillespie
to the senior editor of the Record
says: II have good job, and Mr..
Nagel (the proprietor of the paper)
says am doing fine.'
Mrs. VIM. Muench and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marie Southwick, and the
latter's baby daughter, have re-
turned from their visit to Otto
Muench, at Thunderhawk, s. d.
, Mrs. Yonker is down from Leeds
looking after her millinery business
here in Linton. She says that both
her husband and herself are we'll
pleased with the Benson county
town.
1t is remarked that the several
patent fy-catchers in use in Linton
have Trimmed out the pesky insects
all over town. These traps are cap
turing the disease-carriers by the
quart.
The latter part of last week was
very hot; but tWorains- one Satur-
day night and one Tuesday night
have cooled off tile atmosphere and
made life much more pleasant in
these parts.
Manager Turner will give another
Of his moving-picture shows at
Temvik this Thursday evening,
Sept. llth. One of the feature pic
lures to be shown is Taps, a l0l-
Bison picture.
George Weatherhead, one of the
chief pushes of the Bismarck Trib-
nne, was in Linton, Friday, in the
interest of that paper. George was
in the 500 wreck, described in the
Pollock items on the front page OF
this weeks Record.
j. II. Reamer, president of the
Emmons County Fair Association,
made q trip to Hazelton, Kintyre
and Braddork, Tuesday, in the in
terest of the Fair. He found much
interest regarding the County Fair
in every neighborhood.
Next Monday night, at the Elec.
trio Theatre, a side-splitting com.
edy, ''The Rancher's Lottery. l.
you didn't get side-ache from
laughing, come again and try
another dose. 1.-The Man Within
and "A Cruel stepmother' will also
be shown.
The horse-owners OF EmmoDs
county shoIld be very careful to moi
expose their mares and stations tt
donrine, the disease which has caused
40 many horses to be shot by the
veterinarians on the Sioux reserva
ton. The disease is communicated
from mare to sire. and vice versa. i
is said to be incnrable.
During the thunderstorm of las
Saturday night lightning did consid
cradle damage in the Strasburi
neighborhond. Michael BaumgaIt
ner lost his harm. 800 bushels o
grain and all his harnesses. Sebas
tian Baumann lost his barn and tw'
COWS. 1T is also reported that Mr
Raumann had a new auto burned il
the barn.
The l3-year-old daughter OF Bar
ney Vetter, living in the Little Bea
yer country, fourteen or iifteel
miles southwest ofLinton, was bite
in one Of her heels by rattlesnak
day or two ago. The parents ha
the presence Of mini to put a liga
ture above the wound Dir. Hogue
who is attending theinjured Cir, BIZ
lieves that she will recover.
The Linton public schools opene
last Monday with the following
named force CT teachers: Princip,
20. /. Shefloe, Forest City. lows
assistant principal, Miss Agne
Boyle, Bismarck; sixth and seyenf
grades. Miss Olga H. Natwick. Virt
qua, Wis. fourth and fifth grades
Miss Elizabeth b. Blair. Creole,
COL; second and third grades, Mis
Auatie Dean, LaMonre, y. D.; pr
mary. Miss Margaret Westmillel
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