Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-09-11

the ny-Wheel and badly bruised.
/ Mrs. E. I. Atha is on the sick list
this week.
/ w. w. Wilcox and wife returned
to their ranch Monday morning.
Deputy Sheriff Jones made a trip
to Hague, Tuesday morning.
DR.. Hogue returned Monday from
a trip to the northern part of the
state.
Earl Mewing. who is employed at
the Mckenzie depot, spent Sunday
with his relatives in Linton.
Kicker & PfeiAe are having their
meat-market building painted this
week. W. F. Hageman is doing the
work.
Mrs. w. H. johnson, who for
time has been residing on the farm
in the Omio country, spent. Saturday
and Sunday in town.
Miss Zelda Hageman is employed
in the office Of Register Irvine. She
is "subbing" for Mrs. Chas. Paul
son, formerly Miss Lucy Shier.
Walter Mewing, while out hunt
ing. Sunday, came in contact, near
the Schaefer place, about eightmiles
I; from Linton. with a rattlesnake on
which he counted co.," The rep
tile was "big bugger" and had ten
rattles.
Married. by the Rev. Father
John Duffy. at the residence of the
BRIDES parents in Glendale, this
state, on Saturday. Sept. 6. 1918.
Francis Blaine Streeter, junior edi-
tor Of the Emmons County Record,
and Miss Theresa M. Dawson Of Ell
lendale. The bride was formerly a
schoolteacher in the Linton neigh
borhood. The young couple left by
auto for the Twin Cities, Sunday, to
| remain for about ten days. Good
luck to 'em.
| The Rev. Henry Timcke has for
sale very interesting power outfit.
1t consists of a treadmill dog-power,
a washing-machine, and-last but
not least-a big full.blood St. Ber-
nard that runs the treadmill. Mr..
Timcke. who is the German Luther
an pastor at this place, offers the
outfit for sale. The dog under
stands his business to pefection. and
| is also educated" along other lines.
Call at Mr.. Timcke's and see the
L n1tfit II, sODoratiOn
Mr.. Carl Beber and Miss Ida Nor
ford of Hartford were married at
the residence of the brides parents,
in the neighborhood above named,
last Thursday, Sept. 4th. The cere-
mony was performed by Justice A.
M. Britts. The groom is very wor-
thy young man of Hartford, and
the bride is 8 daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. 3. Morford, well-known
settlers of Emmons county. The
Record and the many other friends
of the young couple wish them we'll
in their new relationship.
Fred Reemts was agreeably sur
prised a few days ago by the appear
ance in Linton Of a family who were
formerly neighbors of his at Lover
we'll, Jewell county, Kansas. They
spent Sunday here, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reemts. The party
= consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
Gerber and their five children. They
were travelling in a big automobile,
in which they had ridden from their
former home. They continued on
their way to Edmonton, Canada,
where they will make their home.
1 In the Westfield. items in this
i weeks issue of the Record the cor
respondent refers to an apple
orchard set out by Henry Van Beck,
a pioneer of Emmons county. but
now of Aberdeen. S. d. The orchard
| is now in bearing. Our correspond
ent incloses a postcard bearing the
picture of the orchard with MIR. Van
1 Beck among the trees holding bas-
| ketfulof apples. Ii there is anybody
| else in the county who is raising
apples of any kind. will he please
send his experience to the Record
for publication?
. There was a lively thunderstorm
lin these parts last Saturday in the
fore part of the night. The cleo
tricity ratified and banged as
though the end of the world was at
hand. Several of the folks in Linton
had their store teeth Jared out Of
their mouths. The fluidtire the grass
on the prairie northeast of town, hui
the rain quickly extinguished it
There was hut one stroke in town
The cupola of the Schilling elevator
was struck and twisted somewhat
Fire also caught in the pit, but il
was put out before it got much
I Roadway. The loss is estimated b,
J, Mr.. Schilling at about one hundred
: dollars. E.
One of those good, old-fashione,
!, dances that I'VE used to have in tn,
pioneer days took place last Frida,
/ night at the w. B. Lee place. En-
monshurg in honor of the seven
!. tenth birthday Of Miss Ellen
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. B
Tuttle. longtime neighbors Of tn,
Lees. The party was also common
: orative of the sixty-third Nov, min.
: you've don't say eighty-third) birth
z day of Bart himself. as the anniver
sary of his natal day began just al
!. ter midnight on Saturday The 9Th.