Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-06-19

Mexico, he says, and it is hard to see
the finish.
DR.. C. 0. Smith will be in Hazel
ton Tuesday. July 9Th, prepared to
do dental work-Adv.
At the Electric Theatre Saturday
night two-reel feature The
Apache's Vow" and TONY Becomes
Toreador," also Jennie is Near
sighted. ADV.
Messrs. II. w. Batter and Roy
Yeater, Of Hazelton, were in Linton
Friday night OF last week to see
about hiring the Linton band for the
fourth of July celebration at Hazel
+, ton.
Clemens Kelsch returned from the
state university at Grand Forks
where he has been attending school,
and will help the band boys out with
their engagement to furnish music
for the Old Settlers Picnic at Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Braddock left
Monday morning for Grand Forks to
attend the state convention of bank
ers which is in progress there. Be-
fore returning MIR. and Mrs. Brad
dock will spend a week or so in the
Twin Cities.
Several cars of Linton people
| drove to Strasburg Sunday to see
the baseball games there. Stras-
burg played two games that day,
meeting the teams from Herreid
and Pollock. Strasburg was quite
badly defeated in each game.
W. S. Freeman claims to hold the
record for quick construction of a
residence. He bought the lumber
for his house on Thursday and the
Thursday following he moved into
it. The house is located in the old
town near the Shier residence.
Rev. II. Huisingh. pastor of the
Holland Reformed Christian Church,
of Hull, who has been in very poor
health for some time, has asked his
congregation for four-weeks' vaca-
ton and vii take medical treatment
at the Mayo hospital at Rochester,
| MINI.
| D. r. Streeter left yesterday
morning for Bismarck where he will
join party of Capital City Elks that
leave the following day in
special coaches for the Elks' conven.
ton at Jamestown, Thursday and
Friday. He will be home the last
of the week.
Sunday night DR.. Fuller's automo-
bile skidded into the curb in front
of the building formerly occupied
by the First Bank of Linton, two
wheels being broken. Messrs. Scott
and Stewart Cameron were in the
car with the doctor at the time, but
escaped unframed.
Commissioner Z. II. Brant, of the
Hartford country, is among those of
this county to recently take unto
himself bride. Mr.. B. will no
doubt be in Linton FOR the commits
sioners' meeting in a couple Of
weeks and we will talk further about
the happy event then.
| The Record is in receipt of post
card from Col. w. P. futile, form
erly legislative member from this
district, which was mailed in Yoke
homa. Japan. The Colonel has beer
travelling in the Orient and states
that while in China he attended {
session of the Chinese legislative
bodies.
The navy department is sending
out letters calling the attention Of
the young men of the country to thu
! fact that next winter the Atlantic
fleet will be sent to Europe on ,
cruise and informing them of thu
possibilities for travel an enlistment
will provide. Three months of train
| ing isrequired of recruits before the,
are assigned and it will thus be ne
cessary to enlist soon to be in on the
! big trip.
/ Today is the eighty-seventh ami
versary of the birth Of Mrs. G. Mick
ell, mother Of Mrs. z. Norman an,
| E. 0. Nickel. Mrs. Nickel is still
hale and hearty and able to trave
Il unattended. Mrs. Nickel was mar
ried June 10. 1912. to Clifford Nickel
I their happy married life conlinuin,
i sixty-four years up to the time O
i, Mr.. Ms death which occurred Ma
20, 1906. The lady has living sevel
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