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

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For Sale.-A good mich COW.
Apply to VIM. haven. Adv.
Leonard du Heanme motored to
Hazelton Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Elwess, who was reported
seriously i'll last week, is improving.
Reserved seats for Bob and Eva
mckinley OH sale at VorIander' s.
Adv.
Mrs. A. H. Irvine has been visit
Ing friends in Bismarck for some
time.
Don L. Tracy returned Friday of
last week from business trip to
Pollock.
Clean fun and delightful music by
the Mckinley Co., at Linton, August
Sth.-Adv.
A meeting is to be held soon to
arrange for the tholding of county
fair this year.
Clarence Fischer has gone out to
the Martin Dockter place to work
through harvest.
Leroy Irvine and Emil Bradbury,
of Hazelton. were Linton visitors
awhile Tuesday evening.
john Wolfer, agent for the Good
ridge-Call people at Temvik, spent
yesterday with Linton friends.
DR.. j. D. Fuller was called to
Braddock Monday to treat Mrs.
Liversage who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Thomas Fergus left Monday
for an extended visit with friends at
her former home in Jamestown.
Miss Gladys Orthmeyer and her
sister we're down from the Ortiz
meyer place near Temvik yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Wiley entertained
the members of the Epworth
League Monday night at the parson-
age.
Carl Vorlander drove down to
Strasburg yesterday afternoon on
business. DR.. Fuller accompanied
him.
C. H. W. Schultz, printer from
Ashley, has been visiting Linton
friends couple of days the past
week.
j. P. Hem, cashier of the Securi-
ty State Bank at Strasburg, was a
Linton business visitor Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Bernie" Hanson, the Hazelton
baseball twirler, is sick at his form
er home in South Dakota with
measles.
Attorney Scott Cameron and fam
lily have returned from their two
weeks visit with relatives in Penn
bina county.
Chris. Bieber motored down from
Temvik Monday evening to hear the
band concert and to take in the NOV
ing-picture show.
Coming attraction: The famous
Chicago comedians and musical ex-
perts, Bob and Eva Mckinley, at
Linton, August 8th.-Adv.
Mrs. Frank Sutherland was up
from Eureka last week for a few
days visit with Mrs. C. o. Smith.
She returned home Tuesday.
Improved Farm For Sale.-160
acres at $l3 per acre cash, if taken be-
fore November LIST. Call or write
q. 0. Haug, Linton. N. D.-Adv.
Fred Freeman is up from Dale for
q week or SO to fill his old Job as a
broncho.tamer for Ben Haggard.
There is none better in that bust
neas.
A window in DIR. Fuller's home was
broken. The windmill on the
Haggard place blew over and other
smaller damage was done about
town.
John Holsti and sister. Miss Irene,
were in town yesterday. The lady
came to secure treatment for some
throat trouble and John brought her
down.
The band rendered another of
their outdoor concerts Monday
evening on Broadway and enter
tanned the largest crowd they have
vat had.
Lightning struck barley stack
belonging tod. P. Nelson, north Of
town, Monday night. The rain put
out the fire before any great damage
was done.
The Aberdeen American of Sunday
conveyed the information that
George S. Tussey. auditor for the
Dakota Central Telephone Co., had
died suddenly at his home in Aber-
deem from heart trouble. Mr.. Tus
: sey was we'll known in Linton. hay.