Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-02

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Pietz.
| We have new goods arriving all
the time. So don't be out of style,
The Ladies' Store.-Avd.
G. 7. Egan, Sioux Falls, S. D.,
capitalist. who owns considerable
real estate in Emmons county, has
been here the past week looking af-
ter the harvesting of crops on some
Of his lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Winterberg ar
rived Thursday night Of last week
from Bismarck on their way to
their home at Westfield, after hav-
ing testified in the Lynn case before
! Judge Nuessle.
Senator and Mrs. II. W. Allen
came down from Braddock. Satur-
day, to attend the Fair, also to visit
Linton friends. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. john
son while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McConvilIe,
of Dale. were in Linton yesterday.
They brought Arthur McConville
to Linton to take the train to his
home in Akron, Ohio. Mrs. McCon-
vile accompanied him for visit.
Manager Turner has been putting
on moving-picture show nearly
every day the past week, and has
been drawing large crowds. Mon
day and Tuesday nights he showed
the Passion Play in moving pictures.
DR.. j. ID. Fuller had minor auto
accident Sunday. while going to his
home in west Linton. He attempt
ed'to turn from the ditch on the
hill, and the side force of the car
broke a front wheel. The doctor
was not injured.
Prof. Ewin, of the agricultural
college. and C. E. Greenwood. of
Valley City, representing the state
dairy department. were in Linton
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Of
last week, assisting with the Fair.
Each gentleman delivered talks on
better farming and on dairying.
MIR. W. j. Carey and son. Arthur,
of Ellis. S. D., breeders of Short
horn cattle, were in Linton several
days last week arranging with En-
mons county farmers to place some
of that high grade stock in En-
mons county. They report good
success.
Mrs. Carrie Snyder. of Linton,
mother of County Auditor John
Snyder, won the set of dishes given
by Smith & Irvine for the best col
lection of embroidery. Mrs. Snyder
had some forty pieces in the collec-
tion, and she received many compile
ments on the quality of work. The
lady is over seventy years old, too.
Johnny SheEkenberger, who for
several months has heen assistant in
| the Vorlander drug store. has re-
signed his position and went to Alb
erdeen Tuesday for a snort visit.
We understand he will return to
Linton later. He has been a great
assistance to the local hall team DUR
ing the past season in capacity Of
twirler.
A party of Hazelton young people
were in Linton Friday night to at
! tend the dance. They were the
Misses Kurtz, HIM and Capelle-
and Cloyd Kurtz. Cloyd is authori-
| ty for the statement that it is some
job to chaperon a party Of young
ladies, especially when they happen
to be especially bent on making
their chaperon trouble.
Saturday was Pollock Day at the
County Fair here. Several car
loads of residents of the South Da-
kota town were here. showing that
the booster trip few weeks ago
accomplished its purpose. At that
time more than a dozen auto loads
of Linton people drove To Pollock
and invited the citizens of our sister
town to attend.
/. A large delegation of Kintyre and
Braddock people were here Friday
of last week, to attend the Fair, md
4 also to see their team trim up Stras-
j burg. Among those whe were here
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Knapp,
VIM. Banks, Leon Lesher, George
Hatfield, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Aarvig,
i Bernard Lane. Mrs. Z. ii. Sisco and
4 DR.. S. G. Lnrrabee
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sutherland
a came up from Eureka Thursday of
4 last week and remained until Mon.
day. Mr.. Sutherland was formerly
a one of the mainstays Of the band
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