Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-15

had pleasing appearance and was
well up in her part. In fact, every
member Of the troupe acquitted him
self or herself with credit.
The largest bill ever posted in
Linton is that on the Alex Bosch
property put up by Manager Turner
of the Electric Theatre. advertising
the Universal Film Co. 1t is a a.
sheet poster, dimensions being 9x12
feet.
A striking illustration of the
growing popularity of the Ford
Automobile is the fact that sixty per
cent Of the cars in the county are
Fords-six of every ten of all kinds
together. More than seventy-nine
per cent of all cars sold last year are
Fords- almost eight out Of every
ten. all makes included. ADV.
Levi 6alch came down from Ha-
zelton Tuesday. To-day he will re-
turn home. accompanied by Mrs. B.
and the twins. The lady is fast re-
covering from an operation at DR..
Wolverton's Linton hospital. Mr..
Balch is loud in his praise of the
work done for Mrs. B. in the local
hospital.
The Record understands that Ray
Moore. well-known to a number of
Linton people. was recently elected
to membership in the American
Society of Civil Engineers. This
is the most important association of
civil engineers in the country. and
only engineers who have made good
may gain admission.
States Attorney Geo. W. Lynn
and Attorney Harry Lynn returned
Tuesday from Mound City where
they had been defending Chris.
Liedle, of Herreid, who was arrested
and charged with the murder Of
Carl Nicholaus on the evening of
October LIST. The case was bitterly
contested and lasted about week
Liedle finally being cleared.
C. E. Brooks was over from Hart
ford the first Of the week. He re-
ports very enjoyable party out at
his house Tuesday of last week in the
nature of celebration of the tin
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs, Brooks.
All present enjoyed the evening and
Mr.. B. is authority for the state
ment that they have "some tin" out
their way now.
The price of the Ford this year is
$3.50. 90 F. OBJ. Detroit. Equipped
with electric lights $500 additional.
A better car because the company has
more money invested than any other
automobile company in the world,
makse only one kind of car and max es
half the cars manufacturer in the
United States. Quahii y enables
the company to make them cheaper.
The Ford Motor Company pays cash
for everything a ID gets bottom
prices.-Adv.
The wedding of two well-knnwn
young people of the Linton neigh
borhoo took place at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Richardson
Wednesday evening of last week
when their Oldest daughter, Bertha
became the bride Of Thomas A.
Green. Rev. Ponath, M. E. pastor al
Linton, officiating. Miss Elvs
Richardson, sister Of the bride, and
Dallas Grier we're witnesses, only
the relatives and few intimate
friends being present. The groom
has lived in Emmons county for sew
eral years and only recently went Il
Montana to take homestead. TIL.
bride is well and popularity known il
4 Linton. Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs
Green left for Glendive. Mont.
their new home being situated som,
4 forty five miles overland from tina
I place. The best wishes Of the entir,
community go with the youni
couple who are going out to an un
settled country to make their for
tune.
n The Mandan Pioneer carried tn
report of an important trial in tina
town last week in which a couple o
!. former Lintonites were vitality in
terested. The casegrew out Of som
, trouble between the Sioux Lumbe
I Co., at SeIfridge, land a man by tn
name of Reed. 1t seems that Rec
/ bought a large bill Of lumber fror
S. j. Hagg, of the Sioux Co., on re
| presentation that he (Reedl had
J couple of thousand dollars in tins
! deposit slips from q certain banl
These failed to materialize. In til
!, meantime. Reed had used the lun
j her to build a hotel on some propert
which did not belong to him. Henc,
The lumber company were unable