Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-18

, fifty pounds Of -four. Farmers
Friend Milling Co.. Temvik, N. d.
ADV.
L. A. Schip1ef. n: ID. Diseases of
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, Bis
marck. N. D.-Adv.
Mrs. Martha Il. Mauch. of Het.
land. S. D.. q sister of Harry
Haugse. arrived In Linton this week
for a visit with her Linton relatives.
For Sale or TRADE. -Cultivator,
2 mowers, hayrake. sweep rake. 2
bay racks. plow and disc. JOHN H.
BLORE. Winona, N. D.-Adv.
Carl vorlander, Neil Mcclure, A.
H. Irvine and DR.. C. O. Smith were
Lintonites who helped the Strasburg
band furnish music for their big
convention.
Estrayed-From Klabunde farm
south Of Hazelton. bay mare, weight
115O pounds, white face, and wire
cut on both knees. $500 reward to
finder. Philip Grenz. ADV.
Mrs. A. N. Junge and Mrs. w. O.
Irwin left yesterday morning for
Fargo to attend the Grand Lodge
,, Of the Eastern Star Of North Da-
kota as delegates from the L inton
lodge.
Thos. Kelly. the pioneer Williams
port and Hazelton resident. spent
yesterday 10 Linton. He came to in
terview DR.. Smith about some dem
tai work. but the doctor was out of
town.
Rev. Ponath. accompanied by two
daughters and son and Miss Clara
Carley. left early Tuesday morning
by auto for Jamestown to attend the
state convention Of the Epworth
League.
The local schools closed last week
after q successful year under the
guidance Of Prof. Shefioe. The lat
ter days Of last week were devoted
to picnics participated in by the va
rious classes.
VIM. hammers. one Of the candi-
dates for the republican nomination
for register of deeds. spent Tuesday
in Linton on his way to the north
ern part Of the county on cam
paiRning tour.
Miss Westmiller. one Of the local
teaching staff, left Monday for her
home at Wsshburn after the close
of a auccessful term Of school. Miss
Westmiller has been rehired and
will be here again in the fall.
An aunt Of e. n. Smith. Of this
| city, arrived in Linton Tuesday
night for . short visit at the home
of her Linton relatives. She is on
her way from her home in Minnesota
to the Pacific coast for short visit
with relatives.
Martin Graf. the Temvik butcher,
died suddenly yesterday morning
after q short attack Of pneumonia
/ in a virulent form. Mr.. Graf was
fifty-six years Of age and the funer-
al will take place in Temvik Satur-
day Of this week.
Rain nearly every day is the rec
| ord being set in the county this
spring. The commercial club meet
ing has been postponed twice on ac-
count Of bad weather. Weather
permitting. there will be q meeting
sure on Saturday night OF this week.
Clemens Kelsch. who has been
studying law at the state university,
returned to Linton Saturday night
for short visit with his Linton rel
atives. Later, he will 60 to Devils
Lake to take work at summer
school. He finishesShis course next
year.
| "A letter to the writer from D. R.
Streeter. now living at Lynn Haven,
Florida, 10 to the effect that the
weather continues nice in that re.
| gion. He ID practically on the gull
coast and the cool breezes ut all
times keep the temperature from
becoming too high for comfort.
| The writer spent Tuesday at Ha-
zelton and Braddack. The crops are
lin good shape and the farmers wear.
ling q broad smils. The hail storm
that went through 4 section Of the
north half Of the county. did con.
siderable damage. Il had its good
EFFECT, too. The farmers are all at.
ter hail insurance.
i Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Atha snd chill.
dren and Master Alton Junge left
this week by automobile for Orion.
Vile for m extended visit with home
folks. Mru. A. N. Junge will joir
l them lister. The parents of Mr.
M Akl.l..s N :,