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

into the numerous puddles of water
that stood on the aforesaid cinder
walk. Any way, it is a great i'm
provement and one that will be ap-
preciated by those having to go to
the depot. Whoever is responsible
for the good work, to him we give
thanks.
| Look for the Chicago Poultry
Company's adv. in this paper. They
will load car Of poultry in Linton
on Monday, October goth, all day.
ADV.
/ Thursday night of last week, dur
ing the terrific rain-storm that visit
ed there parts the three-year-old son
of Theo. Bremen turned up missing.
A search of several hours in the
dark by about half of the village
populace finally located him down
by the Milwaukee ronnd-house. a
quarter of mile south Of town.
He was none the worse for his ex-
perience.
! Following is a list of marriage
licenses issued by Judge Carley: Jo-
seph Schneider and Anna Marie
Volk, Strasburg; Emanuel Heller and
Ursula JAEGER, Hague; Valentine Ma
tere and Josephine Heilman. Stras-
burg; Jacob BaumaD and Elizabeth
Horner. Linton; Arsulius Wuiths-
chick, Winona, and Lena Richter.
Linton; Valentine Jacub, Kintyre.
and Veronica Hoegele, Hague; John
Blore. Winona, and Eva Schlangen,
Linton.
Good people tell us that every
living creatnre-even mosquitoes,
fleas and bedbugs-ha a necessary
place in the economy of nature.
But how is it with these parti-col-
ored 'insecks" that are found all
over the state, but are more numer-
GUS on bnx-elder trees or on the
ground near the bottom of the
trunks. Judging by our exchanges,
they are doing no damage whatever
to the trees or anything else; and
yet they seem to be busy all the
tsn,o mud r1o.,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Nogle, of al.
ma, Wis, were in Linton from Mon
day evening to Tuesday noon, COM
ing in on the N. P. and departing
on the Milwaukee. MIR. and Mrs.
Nogle had been visiting with their
son. 5. NJ, and family. in the 1.-Two
ma neighborhood. about two weeks,
and, before returning to their Wis
consin home, intended to visit rela-
|tives in South Dakota. Mr.. N. is en-
. gagged in the hotel business at Alma.
Monday night a large number Of
4 Linton people went to the Jacob
) Bauman home, south of Linton, to
attend the wedding of Mr.. Jacob
Bauman and Miss Elizabeth Horner,
of Linton. Besides the relatives
who went from here, the following
made the trip: F. B. Irvine, G. A,
Herolz, j. d. Fuller, John Meier
: don Tracy. John shenkenberger
Albert Tough, Neil Mcclure. Milton
Culbertson. VIM. Bechtle, Adolpt
! Quasi, Jennie Shenkenberger ant
j, Frieda Backhaus.
John Blore, of the Winona coun
}, try, and Miss Eva Schlangen. living
west Of town, we're passengers OF
s.ithe Northern Pacific yesterda!
morning land John carried with hin
a license for their marriage, which
they planned to have take place ii
{ Bismarck. The prospective groom
8 is an Industrious young farmer WIN
: has many friends in the county, an,
the bride-to-be has grown to wo
e manhood in the Linton neighbor
8 hood.
Crowds go to The Richland count.
booth to see the application ofwind
mill power applied to the manufac
Iure and storage Of electricity 70
= the purpose Of use IN isolated plant
8 either in town or country. Youn
e Wallace Manikowske, a student q
J, the agricultural college. who's
n home is near Mooreton, Richlan
9 county, where the windmill plan
= that furnishes light and power ia
e the Manikowske farm is land ha
I been for two years-in successft
y operation. For many years invent
ors had vainly tried for successfl
ii solution Of the principle Of genera
o ing electricity by means of win
h power, but it was young Wallac
q that hit the nail on the head"
Ie is impossible. within the space IS
6 have to spare, to give description