Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-26

rock and by the time Linton was
reached, it was ready for more re-
pairs.
Call on Charles B. Carley. county
judge. for final proofs and filings
Advertisement.
Do you know where to get the
best hour7 Go to F. Sable, at
Hague. He handles the white
Lily" flour.
Ladies! We have just received a
large order of Midsummer Hats,
latest styles and prices to suit, also
hats made to order and hats made
over. Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co.-Adv.
Lost. - Overcoat. Taken from
Office of Turner's Hotel on night of
the May both dance. Reward for
its recovery. Leave information at.
Record Office or at Turner's Hotel
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Freeman drove
down to the Dale neighborhood one
day last week for short visit.
They report that the grain which
they saw along the road is in pretty
fair condition, some of it beginning
to head out already.
Theo. Meppan was in town yester-
day making final arrangements FOR
trip of himself and family to Idaho
Falls, Idaho, where they will visit
relatives for few weeks. Mr..
Meppen's two children. Olive and
Herbert, we're with him.
A real mixture of weather the
past week. Attempted rains have
been the order Of the week. although
every rain has resolved itself into a
light sprinkle by the time it reached
here. Several parts of the county,
however. have received good soaking
rains.
People up from Strasburg this
week state that big preparations are
being made for celebration there on
the Fourth. Linton will do nothing
this year. Hazelton and Strasburg
both being on hand with arrange
ments for celebration Of that day.
1t is understood, however, that a
great many Linton people will take
in the festivities at Strasburg, where
their band will play.
There will be big celebration at
the old Shier ranch, near> Clayton, on
the Fourth of July. >Broncho bust
ing. horse racing aha various races
for men. wonderland children will be
the order of the day. There will be
a big dance in the evening. with good
music, and a grand fireworks display
after supper. j. R. Haney is presi-
dent of the committee in charge and
stated the other day while in town
that big preparations are being made
to properly entertain the visitors.
Three nights this week there will
be high-class vaudeville at the opera
house. Commencing Thursday night,
June 26th. Lieut.. Robt. w. Griffin
and his vaudeville team of nine per-
sons will appear at the opera house,
giving complete change of per.
Torrance on Friday and Saturday
nights. Lieut.. Griffin is an ex-offi.
Ger ct the y. S. army and is an ex.
| pert pistol shot. Other members OF
his company are song and dance
specialists, monologue artists, etc
i Prices are Is. IS and SO cents and re-
served seats are already on sale al
Vorlander's for each evening. ADV
| H. X Reinke, of the Hazeltol
country, was in Linton one day las
week and brought to the RECORD
office some samples of barley and ry'
which he took from his fields. Tn,
barley was sown early on stubble
being drilled in. The stems ar
quite long and the barley partl,
headed out. The rye also is look
ing fine. Mr.. X. has promised t
provide us some samples of heade'
spring wheat by next week He
an ardent supporter of early sowinl
9 of all the grains.
This morning. weather permitting
!, about eightautomobiles loaded wit
band boys and bal players will star
for Steele to dttend the annual oil
settlers picnic. The Linton ban
has been engaged to furnish the mt
! sic for the day. being chosen in pref
y GRANGE to several other bands locate
: on the main line of the Northern Pr
q cific that might have been had q
! much less expense. However, til
e Steele people heard the band play II
there last year and were determine
4 to have them again at any cost. III