Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-17

very enjoyable trip. Mrs. Fogle's
health seems to have been consider
ably improved by it. They returned
home Sunday night.
Photo Post Cards. 81 per dozen.
Call on Mrs. Nellie Freeman. Also
developing and printing done to
order. Ada.
The Record is informed that al
ready the farmers in the various
parts of the county are being heard
from in the natter of county fair.
Some have already offered donations
to help the thing along.
The masriDgc of Peter Rohrich aud
Miss ka,ie Meier was solemnized
Saturday in Linton and the evening
was made hidcous by Il terrific sere-
nading they received at the hands
of young men and boys.
Landlord Fl. N. Turner is spend
ing few days at present represent
ing the local lodge Knights of
Pythias at the grand lodge conven-
ton in Fargo. He left Monday
morning and expects to return to-
night.
Vim. Bechtle and Anton Horner
went down to Hull yesterday to get
the Wittmaycr automobile which
John Wittmayer had been taking
to Leola. Something went wrong
with the car and it had to be
abandoned.
Frank Henderson, who has been
farming near Elkhart. Kansas, for a
number of years, has been in Linton
the past week visiting old friends
and relatives. He is a brother of
Miss Alice Henderson and George
Henderson.
Mrs. George Richardson, of CIeve-
land. OKLA, mother of DR.. j. d.
Fuller left for Monduel, w is, Tues
day after two-weeks' visit with her
son here. She will visit with anoth-
er son. also a doctor. before return
ing to her home.
Neil Mcclure left Saturday for his
homestead across the river after a
fortnight visit with his many Linton
friends. Neil is looking forward to
a bountiful crop from his place this
year and those here who know his
industrious nature wish him luck.
The first of a series of club dances
was given in the opera house Friday
night of last week, a good-sized
crowd attending. During the hot
weather it is proposed to give the
dances about once in three weeks
and oftener when cooler weather
arrives.
Earle Atha's automobile was on
the sick list the latter part of last
week. He and Auto-Doctor Hanson
got at it and extracted broken
differential gear. They mended the
"buzz-wagon" up alright but Earle
was forced to miss the ball game as
q result.
Several auto loads of Linton
people are planning on fishing trip
to Minnesota point the last of the
month. 1t will also be in the nature
Of booster expedition and numer.
Gus pamphlet, ETC.. bringing out the
good points Of this section will be
distributed slong the way.
| Ben Clark, the noted ventriloquist
has been engaged by Manager Tur
ner for Saturday night. July 18th
and patrons of the show may rest
assured that the evenings amuse
ment will be we'll worth the price
Mr.. Clark is able to throw his voice
to various parts of the room at viii
and some of the amusing stunt!
which will be put on by him will be
remembered for years by all whit
see him. ADV.
/ That Manager Turner and hi,
assistants are right up to the min
ute in the moving-picture business i,
evidenced by the fact that last weel
his operator, Carl Haase. received
a check for $500 from the Laemml,
Film Service people of Minneapolis
with letter informing him that tn
check was given for the best opera
tors report of the week, all the
operators in the Northwest who are
supplied by the large picture con
Germ competing. This only goes t,
show that even the minute detail
of the business are watched closel,
by Mr.. Turner and his associates
: The fine patronage that the show j
81 1900