Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-22

Big German Dance at
the Opera House, Friday,
October 23d. The Fam
GUS Strasburg Music.
Frank Meier and VIM. Becntle
were Lintonites who transacted bus.
mess in Fargo couple of days last
week. While there they saw Bill
Rasmus. formerly of Linton. who
stated that he would be down here
for visit at Christmas time.
On Saturday night, October 3lst.
will give another dance at my hall
Id miles west of HaZelton. There
will be good music and good time
for all who attend. The crowds at
tending these dances are record
breakers and show that my hall fills
long-felt want. Be one of the
bunch and attend the dance at the
Gates Hall on Saturday night, Octo.
Der 3lst. j. H. Gates, Manager. =
Adv.
Chas. Dewitt, the Temvik rural
route carrier, suffered severe IN
( juries Tuesday when his automobile
| turned turtle half-mile east Of the
Zunkel farm. A front spring gave
way and the car became unmanage-
able He is not dangerously hurt
although he will be laid up for some
time. Emil Hardt went out and
brought him to his home in Temvik.
DR.. and Mrs. W. C. Wolyer:on,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junpe and G.
Vorlander were Linton people who
attended big baseball game at
Mandan Monday The game was
played between teams composed of
players from the National and Amer
lean leagues. 1t was an unusual OPP
portunity to see big-league ball in
North Dakota. The team of Ma
tionas won by 2-to-1 score.
A letter from Jos Eberle. Of Mt
Angel, Oregon, who formerly oper-
ated a general store here, has been
received by the Record man. Mr..
Z. says. in part: "We are still alive
in tho far west. The climate in this
country agrees with me and my
family. For anyone that has piece
of land or anyone that has to work
out Dakota is much better for them.
For anyone that has plenty of money
or old people to spent their last days,
| Oregon can't be beaten"
The noted Gilpin. the hypnotist
and his COMPANY consisting of ten
persons. will appear al the local
opera house for thre" nights, Mon,
(. day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Octo.
Der 26th, 9th and 28,il. The Gilpins
have been in the business for four
teen years and are nationally ia.
!. nous. Recently, at Aberdeen, Prof
I. Gilpin, demonstrated some of the
v experiments in thought transfer al
the Aberdeen Normal 1t is sale
that his ability approaches almost
y the superhuman. However, Prof
Gilpin explains the reason for eact
/, of the results he obtains as beinf
based absolutely on telepathy ant
l. hyponotism. Don't forget tn
l. nights, October 26th, 9th and 18th
s. Adv.
n Anton Grunefelder and Pete
Sogstad were down from the Tel
:. country yesterday on business at tn
ID court house. Mr.. Grunefelder
g. name appears on the ballot this fa
NJ as democratic candidate for commits
l. sioner from the Second district.
is needless to say that should Mi
al Grunefelder get the most votes n
~ one need feel alarmed for the intel
n ests of the county so far as the reI
at resentation from the Second distrit
at is concerned. He is one of the ella!
of democrats of whom all good cit
- zens msy well feel proud. He is
=. democrat because he means it and
!. squarer man never lived The RAT
!, in the second district is clean on
D Neither candidate is campaignir
and there will be no sore spots the
when the votes are counted.
III,
10 Sheriff Frank Barnes. of Burleie
-. county, was down from Bismar'
;,v Sunday night to capture q couple
ha young runaways who had taxi
az French leave with horse and bnI
gy belonging to Matt Gluten, u
Bismarck liveryman who operat
the livery formerly owned for yea
- by A. C. Hinckley. With N
a. Barnes were Measrs. Hinckley al
Gluten and Mr.. Weeks. The ri
=, =, aways, a boy and girl. appeared
- he nnthing more than children n
over fourteen to sixteen years of ae
'nd They claimed to have come FRI
TOD Minot. Saturday night they rent
us the rig at the Gluten livery and ST.
OF day the Sheriff started to ron
SOl. 4hnr, t,r, rhav trapkod them