Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-23

definite price but said, well, Fred
Pietz gave me a dollar the time |
pulled him out of there" Earl
paid the dollar.
Linton relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Burge have received word from
them at Circle, Mont. to the effect
that they are the proud parents of a
brand-new girl which arrived at
their home on April 5th.
No long delays OF several days or
weeks when you meet with an acct
dent with Ford. Every dealer
must keep supply of extras on
hand. Besides. you will not be
charged four prices for an extra.
Il. Fl. Hanson, dealer. ADV.
Two small children of Leopold
Baumgartner Of the Strasburg
country are seriously ill, one of
them being sufferer from chicken
pox and the other the dreaded dis
ease, pneumonia. Both are recov.
ering.
We wish to remind the farmers
who are still holding their grain that
| we pay two cents above the market
price. Bring in your grain now so
that we can give it the proper care
when the rush is not on. Temvik
Mill. ADV.
The Record understands that Mrs.
M. Mahaney. one of the earliest set
i, tiers of the South Prairie country,
died recently in Minnesota where
she had lived for several years. The
T, body was to be brought to Stras-
burg for burial.
John Pietz, an old-timer of the Eu-
reka country and well known bus
mess man there, was in Linton a
couple of days this week visiting his
son, f. j. Pietz, of the First Nation
al Bank. He accompanied C. Vor-
lander by auto.
The season of civic improvement
is on. A good many of our towns
people are not waiting to be ordered
to lay sidewalk. Work has COM
menced on walk to extend the
length of the street north from the
M. E. church corner.
Chris Vorlander, the Eureka bank
err. drove up from the South Da-
kota town Tuesday in his automo-
bile on business. From here he
went to the Parkhurst coal mine
west of Hazelton. II. B. Zenk. of
Hague, accompanied him.
Berkeley. the small son Of Conduc-
tor and Mrs. Tom Fergus, was seri-
ously burned one day last week
when his clothes caught fire at a
bonfire near the l.. ID. Seeman
home. The little fellow is doing as
we'll as could be expected.
A base-ball game between the
Linton Juveniles and a similar aggre-
cation from Temvik met on the To-
cal diamond Sunday afternoon and
the home team trimmed the visitors
to the tune of 10 to 3. Fred Snyder
was the mascot of the visitors.
Fl. w. Batter was in Linton sew
eral days this week and while here
purchased a five-passenger electric
Lighted and started Hupmobile from
F. B. Streeter. Monday MIR. b.. ac-
companied by Fl. o. Batter. left via
Fort Yates for Morristown, S d.
4 Sebastion Bauman, of the Stras-
burg neighborhood, died suddenly
Wednesday of last week after q
short illness. The fatal disease was
pneumonia. Mr.. Bauman was u
/ well-to-do farmer and leaves large
family. Funeral was held at Stras.
burg.
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| AT the m0ving-picture show this
week Mrs. w. G. Wolyerton won
the weekly prize, clock. The doc.
4 tor drew the winning number for
her. too. However, he picked out
five or six that would have beer
winners had they been in the house
before he let his wife in on the deal
The Powder Flash of Death" i.
the title Of spectacular two-ree
Bison film which will be shown al
} the Electric Theatre on Saturda,
!. night of this week. Manager Tur
!, ner says that it is his 101 Bisons thai
draw the biggest crowds. This film
is one Of their best. Itis a civil-wal
]. drama withplenty of action and
! fine little love.plot running through
Hit which holds the audience in
!. close grip of attention. ADV.
Leola Herald: Miss Floy Clayton
of Leola. and Grover Roundy. o
Aberdeen. were married in Aper
deen Saturday evening. The cere
{ mony was performed at the parson
age by Rev. Jones. pastor Of tn
{ Presbyterian church. Miss CIayto
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. "a. G