Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-14

down to kingdom Come
LA. Schipfer, Md, Diseases of
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat, Bis
marck. N. D.-Adv'
We have Lineoleum in six and
twelve-foot widths, and imitation
oak rug filler. Smith & Irvine. -
Adv.
Strayed. - From my place, on
April 20, bay mare about 9 years
old. weight 1000 pounds. branded
l27 on hip. rope marks across nose,
Ed. Norling. Napoleon. N. D.-Adv.
DR.. and Mrs. C. o. Smith went to
Hazelton Saturday night to furnish
music for the dance given in Zirbes'
hall for the benefit of the baseball
team of Hazelton. An auto was
sent from Hazelton to get them.
Rain and more of it has been the
portion of "we'uns" in this part the
past week. Every time it rains the
smile on the faces of our farmers
broadens in proportion. The hay
crop is already assured and it looks
pretty fine for grains, too.
No long delays of several days or
weeks when you meet with an acci-
dent with a Ford. Every dealer
must keep supply of extras on
hand. Besides, you will not be
charged four prices for an extra.
II. H. Hanson, dealer.-Adv.
Another political announcement
to appear is that of H. Fl. Hanson
for county auditor. Seems that his
efforts at putting the Record out of
business aren't sufficient. He wants
to keep monkeying around the politi-
cal buzz-saw until he gets what he
has coming.
n. N. Turner, of the Turner Ho-
tels returned Tuesday night after
an extended visit at the Twin Cities.
Mr.. Turner made the entire trip by
automobile and in view of the pres
ent extremely bad condition of the
roads. Mr.. Turner had the time of
his life.
Commissioner Klein was up from
Strasburg Monday and spent the
day in Linton. He attempted to
make the trip from Strasburg in
in time to catch the Northern Pacific
north, but. owing to the muddy
roads, he missed the train by about
five minutes.
Last week the Record announced
that we had some three hundred
ponds Of government wheat for
some one who would plant and care
for same as test. Messrs. Jen-
hinge and Brewer each took $50
pounds of seed and will report re-
suits in the fall.
Nick Bosch. living with his broth
er. Simon Bosch. three miles south
Of Linton, accidentally shot himself
Monday with a 22-calibre rifle while
hunting gophers. He shot himself
through the thumb. DR.. Wolverton
dressed the wound and he is recov.
ering without serious consequences.
The city council met Tuesday
evening at which time the appoint
ment of George w. Lynn as city at
torney was ratified by the council.
Mr.. Lynn was instructed to draft a
set of proposed ordinances which the
council can use as a basis for action
in providing ordinances for the gov
eminent Of the city.
Miss Frances HIM. who has been
teaching school in the HazeIton
neighborhood for the pnst year or
so, was a Linton visitor over night
Monday while on her way to her
home in the Pollock country. She
took advantage Of her short stay in
town to visit with her many Linton
friends.
A letter to the writer from
Grandpa" Tracy. of Pollock, calls
attention to the fact that the Recor,
has passed its thirtieth milestone
He says in part, "The Record was
started in 1883. the year before
came to Emmons county and from
that time the Emmons County Recort
and D. r. Streeter have been house
hold words. As / read now ant
then Of his life and occupation il
sunny Florida i wish it might be on,
lot to spend the remainder of oul
days in that land of oranges and
song-birds. with summer days thu
l whole year around.
T. p. Lee, the pioneer Emmon.
county resident now residing al
Braddock. was calling on Lintor
friends Monday night. MIR. Lee is /,
candidate from the second commits
sioner's district for commissions,
and has been promised practicall,