Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-14

weather this week.
Elmer Brindle was Hazelton Wis
itor in Linton Monday.
Fred Snyder, of Temvik, spent
Tuesday night in Linton.
Jay Smith spent Friday of last
week visiting in Bismarck.
: The Paul Martin residence in
North Linton israpidly nearing COM
pletion.
Gottlieb Schatz, the Temvik mer-
chant, spent yesterday in Linton on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Freeman of
Dale spent Sunday with their Linton
relatives.
Miss Mabel Coon has gone to Ash
ley to accept position. Mrs. Coon
accompanied her.
DIR. c. o. Smith spent Tuesday in
Strasburg fixing up bum teeth for
the Strasburgers.
Messrs. Hanson, O Brien and Tracy
drove up to Temvik yesterday after
noon or a short visit.
Banker Edward Braddock drove
his auto up in the Hazelton country
yesterday on business trip.
Clint WAGNER went down to the
,Postle ranch Tuesday for short WIS.,
it with his sister, Mrs. Postle.
Rev. MILFORD, of Bismarck. will
hold services in the Episcopal church
Tuesday evening Of next week.
]. H. Reamer is still reported fish
ing for the finny monsters in the
lakes of LeSeuer county. Mimi.
R. Penner, a commercial traveller
for the Globe-Gazette of Wahpeton,
was visitor in Linton Tuesday.
There will be another of those
club dances in the opera-house Fri
day night of this week. Good music.
County Superintendent of Schools
Hanson spent Tuesday in Hague and
Strasburg looking after schhool mat
tiers.
For fresh dry batteries; 30x3, Box
81 and 32x31a inner tubes and cas-
ings; tool boxes, ETC.. see F. B. IT.
vine.-Adv.
Henry Gravink. one of the we'll
known old-timers of the Westfield
country, autoed up here Monday for
short visit.
Auditor John Snyder spent part
of this week in Bismarck attending
the meeting of the state board of
equalization.
A. H. Irvine made trip to Bis.
marck Friday last to make the &C.
quaintance of the newest arrival in
the irvine IamlIy.
Miss Mamie Chumley, Miss Lydia
Schatz. and Mrs. Charles Dewitt. Of
Temvik, were visiting with Linton
friends yesterday.
Several days of rain the past weel
has helped some in boosting fax anc
corn prospects. The other grains
may be helped a little, too.
Milton Culbertson went to Aber
deem yesterday for short business
visit and to take in the sights of TIL
South Dakpota metropolis.
Messrs. Barger and Seeman ant
families are expected back soon il
MIR: Seeman's new car from thei
outing at Balsam Lake, Wis.
Ed. Langliers and A. O. Johnson
Of the southwestern part Of tn
county, were business visitors i
town Tuesday and yesterday.
Rudolph Schott was somewha
crippled Tuesday night by fallin
down cellar at his home while carry
ing couple of pals of milk.
Chris. Zacher, of the Bazaar store
who filed on claim in Montana
while ago, will leave next week
make his residence ON his land.
Born Thursday, Aug. 7th. to M
and Mrs. A. H. Irvine, at st. Alex
US hospital in Bismarck. cir
Mother and daughter in good healt
Messrs. Montieth, Lenhart ar
Balch, of Hazelton, and Assetine al
Mauk, of Motif, we're in Lintt
Tuesday night to attend Mason
lodge.
Manager Turner announces Il
Saturday night of this week the be
1Ol Bison film ever shown. "B
Rocks Last Stand" is the name of
Dom t miss it. Adv.
G. o. Ludcke. of Sioux City. low
is visiting his brother-in-law ard 81
ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Burg
at their pleasant farm-home on To-
er Beaver. MIR. Ludcke is connect'