Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-05-08

'At-i IA Aiheoh N.1io wen. AhIo Woo
his first trip to Linton, and he was
much pleased aid surprised with the
substantial character of the town.
The First National Bank building
roof is being repaired. The bank folks
have probably forgotten about "The
Arkansas Traveller" What's the
use Of repairing a roof when it
doesn't rain.
Mr.. H. B. Zenk cashier of the
Hague State Bank ,and'Miss Gertrude
Noomen were married al Aberdeen
last Tuesday. May 9th. MIR. and
Mrs. Zenk will take up their resi-
dence at Hague.
The 'Girl Of Eagle Ranch" at the
Electric Theatre. Tuesday night,
was welcomed with packed house.
and was good in every respect. The
play consists of four acts, and is a
dellneation of western life in the
days that were.
George Brooks, the carpet-weav-
er, wishes the Record to announce
that he will not take carpet-rags for
manufacture into carpets unless the
rags are sewed. He can make no
time on them where they are torn
or cut.
j. Fl. Reamer, John Meier and
Don Tracy went to Eureka Sunday
morning in the formers auto and
returned the same evening. They
report pleasant trip and a perfect
score. the trip of 127 miles being run
in six hours and twenty minutes.
Next Sunday, May 18th. is Moth.
ers' Day. There will be Mothers
Day service in the Methodist church
at 8 p. M, to which all are invited
A special invitation is extended tt
all of the mothers of Linton to attend
the service.-M Wiley, Pastor.
If you want to understand the
new emergency" laws under which
you are living, as well as those tina,
will go into effect on the first day oil
July. call at the office of John Sny.
der. County Auditor. and purchase
a copy. The price is fifty cents.
have for sale several household
articles, including one three-burner
kerosene stove, new last season; one
center-table.; one 9xl2 rug. good al
new; and several other articles
Apply at the residence of Mrs. Hen
ry H. Hanson, Linton, N. D.-Adv.
/ P. j. Wittmayer, now employed il
an abstract Office at Glasgow, Mon
tana, is spending a few days in Lin
ton with family and friends. Peter
likes the Montana town, and expect.
to move his family out there after
the Linton school-term closes mex
June.
| Or. Shockey was in Linton Mon
day. He was accompanied by Mrs
| 7. A. Kieffer, of southwestern EN-
mons, who is in poor health and Wit
was on her way to Bismarck fol
treatment in one of the hospitals
| The lady's sickness is due to lung
trouble.
| The ball game, Sunday. between tn,
regular team and the high-schoo
boys was rather one-sided affair
the score standing seventeen to "ge
some' in favor of the menfoIks
However. several of the school
boys did good playing, although lucl
was against them.
| A number of Miss Marie Reck
man 3 friends entertained her will
| a surprise party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. P. j. Shriner, Saturda,
evening. After spending a few
| pleasant hours a lunch was served
The guests thoroughly enjoyed them
selves at the party.
Will Pagel (''Rockefeller Bill"
made a trip to the southwest
Wednesday, SO that the folks of tn
I Winona country might be able t
keep their lamps filled. Winter o
. summer, spring or fall, you will al
ways find the local Standard Oil ri,
making it's regular trips.
R. G. Battey, general agent of th
I International Harvester Company
{ with headquarters at Bismarck, &C
companied by ]. 1. Roop, engin
salesman for the corporation named
J, passed through Linton, Tuesday. e
/ route to Pollock and other points
\ They were out visiting local agents
G. n. Gontka was visitor in Liz
ton yesterday. Hewas accompanie
]. by his brother-in-law, Louis Hogan
VI who recently came to Emmon
q county to make his home in tn
n Gontka neighborhood. Mrs, Hoga
md Mrc Camilla arr. c;rknrr M,