Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-08-27

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for several evenings.
Dance in the opera house Friday
night, August 2sth. by Smith &
Turner. Good music.-Adv.
Don Tracy. the Linton photo
Rraper, went te Strasburg Monday
to do some Photographic work.
Born, Saturday night, August
22d, to MIR. and Mrs. Norbert Bill.
ingsly, of Linton, 10-pound girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Leuwer spent
Monday In Bismarck where Mrs. l..
was securing medical treatment.
Wheat was $1.02 in Linton yester-
day. Rye at '76 is record-breaker.
Guess the farmers will suffer this
fall. Nit!
Mrs. c. o. Smith and daughter,
iona. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sutherland, at Eureka,
from Monday to Wednesday.
Dr.. w. C. Wolverton expects his
parents from Fort Dodge. Iowa, on
Tuesday of next week, They will
remain here for several weeks.
R. R. Hogue is moving the hotel
furniture back in the hotel prepar-
atory to reopening it. The hotel
was closed several months while
legal matters were being thrashed
out.
Electric lights are being installed
in the Hogue drug store, the lodge
hall above and the pool hall below
the drug store and in the stone
Hotel. A Bismarck electrician is
doing the work.
Carl Fritschle, former owner of
the Linton House, has sold his in
terests to Daniel Bechtle, Jr. The
Record understands the present
management of the hotel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman. have thirty days left
al" tenants.
Linton friends of Miss Gertrude
Gaus have heard of her recent mar
riage at Albert Lea. Mimi, where
she has been residing since leaving
Linton several years ago. Her
father was formerly employed in the
Bazaar store.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cell. mother of
Mrs. Chas. S. Lane. went to Hazel.
ton Tuesday for visit with rela.
tives. Mrs. Cell has been caring
for the Lane residence during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane who
were in Michigan.
| i. Mendelowitz, a former Lintor
merchant who has been in the sam,
line of business at New Rockford
N. D., for number of years. ar
rived in Linton Tuesday night for
short visit with friends and to at
tend to some business matters here
| The year and a half old daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sautter die,
Monday morning at the Sautte
home IN Linton, pneumonia bein,
the cause of death. Funeral Sc,
vices were held in the Evangelica
church in Linton Tuesday and int,
ment made in Linton cemetery O
the same day.
A The Record is in receipt of a lette
from G. W. Kingsbury. of Yanktor
| S. D., asking to learn the names @
the delegates from Emmons count
| to the territorial convention in 1885,
A glance at the early files Of til
4 Record gave the desired inform;
ton. the gentlemen being E.
Herrick and VIM. v. Wade.
4 Several parties of Farmland
from southern Emmons and fro,
Campbell county were in Linto
Tuesday and yesterday on the
way to the Braddock country fl
thrashing. Among them were Lon
Langliers, Guy Allen and Verno
Wilmot Of Dale and Ed Pullins
Jesse Houchins and Geo. Jones. I
Pollock.
4 Aug. Obermeler. one time res
dent of Linton and now living
South Dakota. spent the most of ii
week in Linton and vicinity la,
week looking after interests her,
August is prospering and has sol
out his hotel property in Sont
Dakota town toseiveIhim a chance
discuss more fully the Europea
war situation.
AT the moving picture show Mo-
day night Mrs. Tom Coon won fir,
prize, Grace Dawson second and /
Heisler third. The pictures show
Monday night were considerah
better than the regular list of frs
class attraction. the theme Of one /,
the reels dealing with early rebe
llinns Ia ireland when a vnl1np Iri,