Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-16

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damage Is reported from that quar-
ter.
Earl Smith has been helping in the
auditors and the treasurer's Office
J the past week during the absence of
Co. Treas. Irwin and the trip Of
County Auditor Snyder to Steele.
Herman Bertheau. the faithful
and efficient devil" in the Record
Office, is spending part of the summer
vacation in the hay field. He is en-
ployed at the Ray Benedict farm.
County Auditor John R. Snyder
returned Friday night from Steele
where he went to canvass the legs.
lative vote with the auditor Of Kid
der county. in accordance to law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Johnstonbaugh
were in town Sunday. Mr.. j. has
been constructing q residence for a
farmer few miles east of town and
expects to complete it next week.
A. L. Cell. candidate for register
of deeds on the republican ticket,
and S. A. Mikalson, the welI-known
Hazelton merchant, autoed to Lin
ton Tuesday afternoon on business.
Mahlon Mohn left Monday MORN
ing for q visit with relatives at
Kuhn. Al present P.J. Kenney is
Mr.. Britts' only assistant in the
barber shop during ISIS" absence.
VIM. Cleveringa. C. Rowerdink,
M. Baumgartner. H. Van Beck. John
Van Vngt, H. Huisingh. John Haak
and Matt Scherr were south county
people up for the committee meet
ings yesterday.
Don't forget that the Mahammeds
are high.class entertainers and that
you will get your moneys worth il
you attend any of the three
nights of the show. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Chas. S. Lane left Monday
noon for a months visit in Mich
igan. her old home. During her
visit there she will spend some time
at Detroit. her birthplace. Mr.. Lane.
may join her later for short visit.
The Record understands that E.
K. Purintun and nephew narrow
ly escaped injury or death Saturday
night when the automobile in which
they were riding turned over after
hitting deep wash-out in the road.
County Treaaurer and Mrs. w. o.
Irwin left Friday Of last week by
automobile for Devils Lake for a
visit with friends for several days.
They had intended to make the trip
earlier, but bad weather and roads
prevented.
The town of Braddock was repre-
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sented at the central committee
meetings yesterday by Senator AL.
len. George N aramore. Il. M. ID err.
sehlag. Editor James McCormick, J..
j. Ryan, Fred Junge. John Anderson
and Joe Wirth.
A rain threatened several times
the past week. but there has been
no results to show for the efforts Of
the weather man. However, there
is no need for rain for some time to
come. The hot weather is just the
thing at present.
MIR. and Mrs. Gabbert are spend
ing q week in Linton at the home
Of Mrs. Backhaus before going to
Dickinson to reside on Mr.. Gabbert's
claim. The lady before her marri-
age a short time ago was Miss
Frieda Backhaus.
The Record has been Informed
that Miss Alice Henderson. who has
been making her home with her sis-
ter in Aberdeen for some time. was
married yesterday. We have not re-
ceived any Of the particulars, but
they will appear in the Record next
week.
| have q gentleman's book case.
solid oak, which / will sell at rea-
sonable price. 1t is combination
book case and writing desk and can
be seen at the Walter Mewing home
in Linton. Also have a sewing
machine for sale cheap. Mrs. M.
i Coon. Ado.
The county commissioners ad-
ljonrned Thursday OF last week for q
few DAYS. and are meeting again
jthis week. The July meeting ID al.
ways a large one and this year II IL
worse than ever. Etectioncost bills,
washed-out bridges and the likes
have kept the board busy.
The following from the Armour Is,
I'D. J Herald refers to an old residen.
LOT Linton who was successful here
and has been successful in HE other
j UNDERTAKINGS. August ObermAier