Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-10

on Sunday morning at nine O'Clock,
at Huron. S. D., but expects to take
her up residence at Mcintosh in the
very near future"
On and after July /, 1913, the
stores of Pollock. S. D.. will close at
8 O'Clock p. m. excepting Satur-
days. ADV.
Monday evening the Linton Boys
Band played a concert on Broadway.
After the concert Manager Turner
gave special moving-picture show.
the proceeds above expenses going
into the hand treasury.
A. b. %olman, of the Winona
country. was in Linton yesterday re-
ceiving treatment from DR.. Fuller
Cor injuries of his foot which he sus-
tanned in a runaway recently.
We now have complete new
stock of building material on hand.
No matter where you live. come in
and let us figure your bill. We can
save you money. -Temvik Lumber
Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Grain. Mrs.
Braddock and the children, with
Glen Turner as "chuger," made a
trip in the Braddock car to the Max
we'll home to spend the Fourth.
They returned home next day.
Word has been received from the
N. P. hospital at Brainard, Mimi.
that Mike Meier is rapidly recover
ing from the serious injuries which
he received while working for the
N. r. on their line north Of town.
Messrs. Winch Batter, Ben Kla-
bundle and w. l.. Yeater were a
committee Of Hazelton business men
who spent Thursday of last week in
Linton making final arrangements
for hiring the band and the base
ball team for the Fourth.
George Dexter was in from the
Marie country Tuesday to meet John
Meyer, of Austin. Mimi, who re-
turned to this locality Tuesday. Mr..
M. was formerly one of the family
of cigar-makers that located up near
HaZelton.
| The firm of Smith & Irvine have
recently received an Edison disc
monograph valuedsat $3.50. which is
one of the latest things out in that
line. 1t is similar to the machine
used in the so-called talking moving
pictures.
Linton has been treated to quite
visit from transient beggars the
past week. The halt. the main and
the blind have been voicing their
pleas for charity quite freely to
those who would listen. It's up to
the village authorities to take care
of that class Of visitors.
Several Linton people attended the
Fourth of July celebration at Stras-
burg and bring very favorable re-
orts Of the people of that town as
entertainers. Clemens Kelsch, of
this place delivered the address Of
the day, and is said to have acquitted
himself in very creditable manner.
| Strasburg and Hazelton crossed
bats at HazeIton last Sunday and a
good game resulted. Strasburp had
MorreI and Somes. of the Pollock
team. and Fischer. of the Lintons,
to help them out. Frank Streeter
played right field for Hazelton.
The game was close and exciting all
the way. The final score was S to l
in favor of the town up the line.
Several Linton people attended
the game.
| Comrade W. l.. Bales, of the Dale
country, reached Linton Monday
night. after having been at Gettys-
burg, Pa, to attend the reunion of
the veterans of the Civil War. MIR.
Bales reports that the old soldiers
who were there enjoyed the time of
their lives. and that nothing like it
could be imagined by those who
we're not there. There we're more
than $50 North Dakota veterans on
the special train that ran from Far
go and the only expenses incurred
by them on the trip was the cost of
their meals while en- route to and
from Gettysburg. No special train
was provided on the homeward trip,
many of the veterans taking advant-
age of the trip to visit eastern points
before returning. Mr.. Bales left