Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-11-19

it is our aim to always have the ia.
per out on time. 1t seldom misses
and never except in case OF accident
or to catch important news such az
the result of elections. etc.
Mrs. e. G. Pearson was visitor
and speaker at the meeting of the
w. c. t. U. Saturday afternoon.
The young lady is pleasing speaker
and the members of the order pres.
sent were highly entertained by her
remarks.
One Of the paramount features of
all the Locke Attractions is to main
tain n high standard of entertain.
ment: this assures them that there
will be al least few good shows on
the road: and THE SAP-HEAD" il
one of them. Opera House. Nov.
goth. Adv.
Pollock Progress: Will Dorm
bush. Chester Solmonson and Will
Knight autoed to Strasburg Tues
day night to attend to some business
matters. !. Mrs. Willard arrived
from Huron the first of the week for
visit with relatives. She is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Bales and a sister Of Roy.
Since last report Judge CARLY
las issued the following marriage
Licenses: Mike Sauer and Amelia
schwahn. of Strasburg; John Hit
and Martina Sittner. of Hague;
George Sandidge and Jessie Burge,
of Linton: Joseph Gefroh and Mari
anna Martha. of Hague: Louis Lutz
and Weltha Burgess. of Dale.
There will he special Thanksgiving
services in the M. f. church on
Thanksgiving morning, next Thurs
day at 1890 a. m. In accordance
with The suggestion of President
Wilson. the services will be largely
devoted to prayer for worldwide
peace and for relief to the warning
nations of Europe.
The Record understands that Matt.
Reich. formerly of 'Temyik. was
killed at Rock Springs, Mont. by a
cave-in Of coal-mine in which he
was working. John Pfaff. also of
Temvik. who was with him, was
caught in the cave.in but not seri-
ously injured. He extricated him.
self from the mass of debris and
secured help. 1t was too late.
Reich had been completely covered.
On Thursday morning Of last week
the wedding of Miss Jessie Burge,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burge. and George Sandidge, also
Of this place. took place at thethomel
of the BRIDES parents, Rev. Ponath
officiating. The actual time of the
wedding had been kept secret, but q
numher Of friends of the young
people were on the watch for
signs" and the event was no sooner
completed than goodly number of
friends of the bride and groom took
charge of them. They were very
properly initiated and entertained.
The young couple are we'll and
favorahly known in this community
and start on life's journey together
with the best wishes of all. They
will make their home on the Lipps'
farm east of town.
The writer witnessed the .presenta-
ton Of the sixth Of the series Of
moving pictures. 'The Mutual Girl"
at the Electric Theatre Monday
night This is the first chance that
we have had to see that noted pro-
duction. 1t ID no wonder that it
proves so popular wherever shown.
It carries in story form an educa.
ton. Monday night the Mutual
girl--anh the patrons Of the Electric
Theatre took an automobile; trip
along Riverside Drive in new York
and saw Grants Tomb. the soldiers
and sailors monument. Trinity
Church and many other noted places. |
The usual Monday night prizes were
given. although the cold night kept