Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-11-06

afternoon. and in rendering the con-
cert program in the evening. and
their services were greatly appreci-
ated by the members of the band.
Manager Turner showed moving
picture at the opera-house Monday
night which attracted much favor
able comment. 1t had to do with
the hunting of insects by students
and professors. Several common
insects were shown as they appear
under microscope, also their mode
of life and where found. Pictures
of insects moving around under
water were also shown. His educa-
tional picture relative to the making
of paper and tine getting out of a
daily was the kind of picture that
will draw crowd where no other
kinds appeal.
A marriage which will be of con-
siderable interest, especially to our
readers of the Hartford neighbor-
hood, is that Of Percy Chamley and
Miss Anna Kittilstvedt, of the
Hartford country. Mr.. Chamley
has lived near Hartford with his
father for a number Of years. The
bride is a former school-teacher
who taught last winter near the
Chamley home. Mr.. Chamley has
rented the paternal homestead and
there the young couple will make
their home. The Record wishes
them much happiness.
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O3:8M. P" So the fifty invitations
read that were issued to the Linton
bellies and beaux. Almost all the
guests discovered the sign and as
sembled in the former Moose rooms,
which had been wonderfully and be-
witchingly transformed to suit the
occasion. The entertainment provi-
ded by the three hostesses was
certainly up-to-date and proved to
be quite an innovation. enhanced
with much originality. The host
esses of the occasion proved to be
the Misses Voelker, Bowler and
Spieker.
During the last week deal for the
purchase of the lot formerly owned
by E. D. Fogle, adjoining the C. 0.
Smith Office on the south. was made.
Kremer & Sautter being the pur.
chasers. The Record understands
that the new owners desire to build
a wooden store building on the lot.
and there seems to be considerable
opposition to the plan on the part of
the city officials. it being claimed by
them that it is time to stop the
building Of wooden buildings within
the fire limits. In the meantime
Kremer & Sautter are having the
old shack which stands on the lot
moved out of the way.
| A narrow escape from drowning
was the experience of Edwin Witt
mayer and Eugene Schilling, Sunday
afternoon. when they were skating
on the pond north of town, which is
generally known as the Swimming
| Hole" The ice was not SO very
thick, but the boys thought it would
hold them. and they. with others.
were enjoying themselves hugely
when the two above.named collided.
/! The force Of their fall broke the
| ice and they both went through.
Eugene succeeded in getting out
and he then rescued his companion.
| Besides being extremely cold, the
water is very deep at that place, and
| the boys we're fortunate to suffer no
serious consequences.
i Monday Of this week John Shen-
kenberger was passenger south on
the Milwaukee. His usual happy
disposition was more apparent than
ever and the fact caused consider
able comment. Later developments
proved that he had good and suffi-
cient reasons for treading on air.
It was his wedding day. and he was
, on his way to Aberdeen, where he
was to meet the lady Of, his choice.
Miss Eva Docktor. formerly of Lin.
ton, is the bride. The; young couple
will make this town their home.
They will go to housekeeping in the
rooms over the Smith & Irvine fur.
niture store, and Mr.. S. will con.
tinue to work tor chat firm this win.
+ ter. Good luck, John; and--wt
need bunch Of good baseball play.
) ers to beat Hazelton come day.
Marriage licenses for the las,
: week are as follows: Rochus r
, Vetsch, Linton, and Eva Schneider