Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-09-24

the district. He will get good
many more votes than Hellstrom,
the head Of his ticket. (The yard
wide" reference is to be taken fig
uratively.)
The publicity department of the
North Dakota Industrial Exposition
announces that an exceptionally com
petent corps of vaudeville artists
have been secured for the exposition
this year. The vaudeville stunts"
will be housed in the same building
as the exhibits and the admission to
the building will also cover the
entertainment. A reduced fair of
two cents mile will be in force on
all railroads for the affair.
"The Price She Paid" company
starring Tom Lennon and Miss Grace,
Lennon appeared at the opera house
Monday night before capacity
audience. The caste was compri ed
OF six competent actors and the at
tendance was both pleased and pleas
ing. The show was we'll worth the
money and will have a great deal to
do with making the coming season a.
successful one locally as far as the
amusement business is concerned.
1t isn't everybody that can pick
Strawberries out of their gardens at:
this time of year bat H. o. Thore-
son, of this city, is that fortunate
In the spring Mr.. T. got line on
some strawberry plants of differ
ent brand than those commonly used.
During the past week they have
been blooming and bearing and the
fruit il Al. The berries do not
hang near the bottom of the plant,
but grow in great punches on special
stems and protrude through the
leaves IT the plant.
VIM. Pagel, who handles the OIL
wagon for the Standard Oil people
here. was at Fort Yates Friday and
Saturday. He states that the old
government post is about "a busy q
place as can be- found, q marked con-
trast from it's appearance since the
soldiers. were removed some years
ago. That territory has been or
gained: as Sioux county, and Fort
Yates the county seat. Consider
able building is under way and the
office. in the lumber yards in which
John Haag ia interested is being
used as. the temporary county Office.
Manager Hughes, of the Wahpe-
Ton Globe Gazette, was visitor in
Linton Monday while on his way to
Fort Yates to bid on some of the
supplies which will he needed for
the new county of Sioux. Mr..
Hughes has established a job Office
in connection with his printing es-
Enlistment which ie fast gaining
prominence in the state. At pres
ent some ihirty-five workmen are
employed. He will furnish this
county with the supplies for the
coming election and the Record will
print the ballots.
Bank statements appear this week
for the local and nearby banks. This
call was, for Saturday, September
18th. and on that date the three
Linton banks contained total of
$375. 95l SO in deposits. Total foot
inRs for the three local institutions
totalled the sum of $4s1. 1859. With
the crop just being ti1rashed and
hardly any Of the returns from that
source Or from the large shipments
of cattle to be sold this fall. the
above figures will he augmented un-
til the ready cash of the patrons Of
this town and it's institutions will be
close to half million dollars.
A wedding which took place in
Linton Sunday snd which was at
tended by large numbers of relatives
and friends Of the contracting part
les was that Of David Alderman and
Miss Rose Wohl, Rev. Timmcke per-
forming the ceremony. The bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mira.
John Wohl, living about four miles
north Of Linton and the groom has
made his home at the same place for
some time. Al noon a dinner was
served to the guests at Turner's
Hotels and further celebration of
1.-THE happy event took place at the
|lbride's parents in the evening.
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