Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-10-16
IN TOWN AND OUT

county Saturday.
| Why not get some of those Leather
Novelties at Smiths Studio, for
your holiday gifts? Adv.
Neil Mcclure, formerly Linton
boy, but now located west of the
river on a claim in South Dakota
returned home Tuesday, after visit
ing here several days.
Ladies'! For the next thirty days
we will give as per cent discount In
order to reduce our large stock. This
Is strictly all New Stock and Latest
Styles. Mrs. Vim. Raven & Co.
Adv,
| Carl Vorlander drove to the West
!, field country Monday to take DR..
Wolverton to the home of Peter
Wolf, where he operated on the last
named gentleman's daughter for APP
pendicitis.
Aug. Benz, one of the old-timers
Of the northern section of the coun.
ty, was in Linton Monday on bust
ness. August had just returned
from trip to the Chicago market
with cattle. He received a good
price for his stock.
| A letter from John Fahrenwald
now of Murdoch, Kan, but former
ly an Emmons county resident. IS to
the effect that he would like to be
back in Emmons county again. He
says, However, will stick it out
here one more year."
Henry Gravink. one of the pioneers
of the Holland settlement, was in
Linton a day or two last week clos.
ing up his business affairs prepare.
tory to leaving for Baldwin, Wis,
where he will make his future home
/ He shipped his live stock and house
| hold goods from Strasburg.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Clark, of the
Dale country, spent a couple oil
| DAYS in Linton last week, the guests
of Attorney and Mrs. Charles Gov
entry. Friday they were among
those who went from Linton to at
tend the big Elks' Day at the Indus.
trial Exposition in Bismarck.
/ P. j. Wittmayer, who is now 10
Gated at Glasgow, Mont, where he
| is employed by an abstract firm. has
been in Linton this week closing W
some business affairs and looking af
ter some town property which hi
has here. He speaks very favorably
of the town which is now his home
Messls. Albert AMI Henry Isaak
Frank Sutherland. VIM. Davis, E
L. Fisher and Editor Warner wer,
Eureka band men who were here
!. last week to play with the local boy
at Bismarck, Elks' Day. They cam,
up on the train Thursday and re
turned home Saturday morning b.
auto. They helped lot, too.
Every kind of weather has been il
evidence since our last issue. Thurs
day night we experienced a rail
which verged closely to cloud
hurst. Friday was cold and windy
with few flakes Of snow in the air
Since that time several days hav'
been warm and balmy, asnice as an.
summer day. At present. colde
, weather is threatening.
Il The Record has been informed 0
a the death by drowning Of three
year-old child Of Gottlleb Grenz, liv
ling a few miles west Of Temvik
! The child was playing near tn
/ creek there and fell in. He wa
missed from the house and a scare
Instituted. Ills body was foun
near where he had been playinc
The funeral was held Tuesday.
!, The Record has been informed Che
: 1.-The Larvick store at Temvik ws
burglarized Saturday night and til
contents Of the money-drawer takel
amounting to six or seven dollars
. cash. No goods we're taken so far 8
: could be determined. The burgIa
OF burglars obtained entrance to til
store BY breaking.out front vii
~ downright. No trace of the thief hi
= been secured.
Acement sidewalk from the Mort
! Star Lumber Company's corner
the depot is an Improvement whic
this town will soon beast Of. "
= aren't sure just what caused II
y railroad company to get bnsy alor
y this line-the walk is on railros
= property unless it might be tn,
: last Friday morning couple {
railroad officials were in Lintt
is looking after the special ira
ia which was run tn Bismarck that da
in and that they. like the rest of u
If had occasion to pass along the Q