Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-30

| agent, anu see the new 1914 Hupm0-
bile-electric lighted and started
Adv.
Whooping-cough is still prevalent
throughout the Westfeld country.
Last week the small child of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Van der Vorste, of
Westfield, died from the disease.
Miss Katie Wolf. who was operat-
ed upon couple Of weeks ago by
Linton physician for appendicitis.
is gaining rapidly from the effect of
the operation.
County Judge Carley returned
Monday night from Bismarck where
he has been with his wife who is
undergoing medical treatment at
one of the Bismarck hospitals.
Mrs. Clinton Parks. of jamestown,
sister Of Mrs. Peter Schriner and
the Misses Marie and Clara Beck
man. is visiting with her Linton
relatives this week.
The family Of Rev. Ponath, the
new M. f. pastor, arrived this week
and have taken up their residence in
the parsonage.
Attorney and Mrs. Scott Cameron
went to Aberdeen Thursday of last
week where the gentleman had some
legal matters to look after and Mrs.
G. desired to do some shopping.
A fire in the Tempelton State
Bank building at Temvik of unknown
origin last week caused a consider
able amount Of excitement and a
small damage. The fire was dis
covered by Dave Calhoun.
Rev. L. A. Lovelace was in Linton
yesterday and last night was sched-
uled to speak at the court house on
matters pertaining to the recent
Gettysburg Reunion of the Civil
war veterans.
| Mrs. Marie Southwick. daughter
Of Mrs. VIM. Muench, left Thursday
of last week for Thunder Hawk. S.
] D.. to visit for several weeks with
her brother, Otto, who is in business
there.
| 1t is reported that prices secured
for goods at the varions auction
sales this fall have been very poor
with the exception Of the bids or
cattle. The Record has SO far print.
ed bills for twenty-five auctions.
Some real winter weather and
some summer weather have been the
offering of the weather man during
the past week. A heavy rain Fri.
day night was followed by bitter
cold weather.
| VIM. hammers. of the Westfield
country, was one of the school
teachers in town for the institute.
However. he was excused and re.
turned home Monday on account Of
his infant child being troubled with
whooping-cough.
3. K. Sturtevant, Louis Seedort
and w. e. Carpenter, of the Winona
country, were in Linton Friday Of
last week. The latter two gentle
men proved up on their homesteads
Ibefore United States Commissioner
/, H. C. Lynn and Mr.. Sturtevant wat
here in the capacity of witness fol
| them.
4 j. B. Sanderson, for many years s
resident Of the southern part of thu
county, was in Linton last weel
closing up some business affairs be
fore leaving for the western states
where he vii. spend the winter ant
will locate if he finds suitable con
\ Editions.
Rev. Newcomb, who was SEIZED
uled to speak at several point
I throughout the county, has beel
forced to cancel all his engagement
lowing to the very cold weathe
keeping the attendance down. Fl
i was in5Linton Tuesday and arrange
to return to Fargo yesterday morn
ing There WILDE speaking by hir
at none Of the places which had bee
scheduled.
A number Of Linton people wer
i Tat Eureka last Friday night to a,
tend the concert and dance give
!, there by the band Of that town .
!. which Frank Sutherland is instrut
! tor. Mr.. and Mrs G. 0, Smith
Miss LuelIa Schilling, Don Tracy
Mahlon Mohn and John ShenkeI
berger went by train from here an
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Jun0e and Cal
Vorlander went down in the Vorlal
der auto. The Lintonites report
very fine time and have many goo
j. words for the South Dakota mi
h steal organization. Friday nigI
a thaY, ,,,ac Z, il,eouus mi n and sfhe ant,