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

picture of an educational nature. 1t
is entitled Making Newspaper, 7"
and will be extremely instructive.
To the majority Of the reading pub
lie there is no conception Of the vast
amount of work connected with this
subject. A large attendance is as
sured Thursday evening.
Coroner A. Fl. Irvine was called to
Herreid Tuesday to embalm the
body of a young lady vino had died
near there suddenly from a severe
attack of pneumonia. The young
lady was Miss Annabel Breslin and
her home was Wilson, Wis. She
had been in Campbell county only a
few days where she had come to
teach school. Her remains were
shipped to Wisconsin yesterday via
the Soo road.
A list of marriage licenses issued
since last report by Judge Carley
are as follows: Jacob Wohl and
Helena Keller, both of Temvik; John
Thinner. of Hull. and Ida Bouma, of
Westfield; Albert Thinner, of Hull,
and Tryntje Nieuwsma, of West
field; Frank Richter, of Linton.
and Katrina Lipp. of Strasburg /;
VIM. Lipp, of Strasburg, and Bar
hara Schwahn, of Strasburg.
The Record last week gave list
of the prize-winners from this county
at the Industrial Exposition in Bis
marck this year Following are the
rest of the En,mons. county people
who took prizes: Sliced green toma-
to pickles: I'd, Helen Baker, Livona.
Canned juneherries; I'd, Helen Bak-
err, Livona. Crochetted knitted
Afghan; I'd, Mrs. j. j. Poort. Stras-
burg. Best specimen of handwork
by lady over 70 year Of age; LIST,
Mrs. Almira Robinson. Hazelton.
United States Department Of Az.
riculture, Bureau Of Animal Indus.
try, Fort Yates. N. D., Oct. 2, 1913
Mr.. John Blore, Winona. N. D.:
Dear Sir: You are advised that the
serum tests made at Washington Of
your bay stallion. Star, II years old
resulted negatively. He is, there.
fore considered as being free from
douraine and CHAMBERS. Respect.
fully, l. M. Simpson, Veterinary In.
spector." (All of my stock are sired
by this stallion, and are guaranteed
with a written guarantee, including
yearlings. two.year-olds, three-year.
olds. four-year-olds, brood mares
colts, etc.-John Blore, Winona, N
lD.--Adv. (oc23-30
During the recent county fair al
Linton the thing which most great,
Impressed Gov. Hanna, who was {
speaker here, was the tremenduoul
amount of bank deposits for a tow
of this size. The total business O
the three Linton banks as shown b!
the statements published elsewhere
in this issue show total footings O
more than half a million. The de
|posits amount to more than Sd 1000,
1000. No small feature of the de
posts is the time deposits whicl
show that there is a good deal o
ready money owned by local peopl
who are not in need of it and ar
and are glad to draw their six pc
cent.
| A party of eastern railroad off
Gals have been touring in Emmon
county a part of the past week Of
their way west. ArnoldF. S. Lewis
youngest train dispatcher west 0
Chicago, in his seven-passenger car
accompanied by j. M. Carroll,
| trainmaster on the Lake Shore road
and the Misses Lucy CORTLAND
4 Welsh and Elsie and Mildred H. c
= Lewis, was on his way to McLaugk
4 lin via Fort Yates. Miss Welsh.
\ a daughter of G. l. Welsh. passenge
agent of the Chicago and Alton Raj
way. MIR. Lewis had never been i
) this part of the county before All
4 was very favorably impressed wit
the prosperity of the parts Of thi
county which he saw on his trip.
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