Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-08-21

The German Baptist church on
North Broadway is being rushed to
completion by the contractor. Mr..
eau. The roof is being shingIed
this week.
Tom Coon returned Sunday night
from Hazelton, near which town he
had been working with Don BidwclI
in the construction Of some con-
crete bridges.
Mess. s. f. Kurtz. Tom Kelly, H.
O. Batter X. C. Colburn and w. B.
Andrus were Hazelton people who
attended the county-fair meeting
here Tuesday night.
Attorney f. II. Register, one of
the pioneers of Bismarck, who is
we'll known throughout Emmons
county and the Missouri Slope. was
here Monday and Tuesday on legal
business.
Mrs. E. H. Brant, of Hartford,
accompanied her husband to Linton
and has been spending the week here
while her husband is busy with mat
ters pertaining to his office as county
commissioner.
Mrs. J. W. Seney and Mrs.
Luedcke, of Sioux City, Iowa, who
were visiting their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. e. Burge, Of lower Beaver
Valley, started Friday on their
homeward trip.
See the announcement elsewhere by
w. C. GIlbreath, commissioner of
agricu lture and labor. relative to
the re-recording of cattle brands.
All brands not re-recorded by De-
cember lst will be cancelled.
Ferd Miller. of Haguc,is one of the
Emmons county people who is dem
onstrating the possibility of raising
apples here successfully. He has
tree of the Transcendant crab variety
which is loaded with the fruit.
Rev. Timmke has asked the Rec
ord to extend his thanks to those
who So kindly assisted in making the
picnic success last Sunday. He
wishes to acknowledge particularly
the services Of the Linton Band.
Emil Naumann, of Temvik, here
by announces that his meat market
in Iemvik is for sale. Will sell on
reasonable cash terms or will trade
for farm machinery. This includes
building, lot and business. Adv. US
Manager Turner took his moving
picture machine down to Strasburg
Thursday night Of last week and en-
tertained the people of that town
with a free outdoor exhibition. 1t
was we'll attended and ronndly
applauded.
Messrs. Seeman and Barger and
families returned last week from an
extended visit to the Twin Cities and
other Minnesota points. MIR. Seeman
left his new Paige car in Minneapo-
lis, and will 60 down there later to
drive it home.
MIR. Chas. W. Grain and his
daughter, Mrs. P. G. Schmidt, of
Watertown, S. D., are visiting rela.
tives in Linton. Mr.. Grain former
ly resided at Monango, this state.
He is the Gather of Messrs. e. A.
and r. j. Grain.
L. H. johnson, the well-known
bridge man of Minneapolis. has
been in Linton this week on bust
ness with the county commissioners.
MIR. Johnson was formerly speaker
of the house of representatives
| in his home stnte.
The county commissioners have
been meeting this week in an
adjourned session to take up the
matter of letting contracts for the
building of several bridges, and to
transact such other matters as
might come before the meeting.
A two-year-old son of VIM. Max
well, of the Dakem neighborhood was
kicked in the head while playing
near his fathers birmingham and
suffered a fracture of the skull and
a broken nose. He was brought to
Linton, where iJr. Fuller fixed him
up and he will recover.
/ Hazelton and Bismarck will cross
bats at Hazelton next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. and the fact in
being well advertised throughout
the county. There will be large
attendance from Linton and several
!. of the local ball-tossers will likely
| be seen in Hazeltnn uniforms.
/. Elsewhere in this issue appears an
4 advertisement of the Jos. Huse
store at Winona. Mr.. Huse has al
ways attempted TO accommodate his
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