Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-08

We d!so sell W0flQ'S Fair accordion
pleating machines. Mrs. Vim. Ka.
ven & Co.-Adv.
| DR.. j. F. Snyder. of Hazelton,
ton. spent Tuesday in Linton on bus.
mess with the county commissioners
| Today is short. yesterday is gone
tomorrow may never come. If you
are interested in photographs, see
Smiths Photo Studio-TODAY,-
| Adv.
| VIM. Ostrum, who has been work.
ing at Fort Yates this summer, re.
turned to his home this week and
was visitor in Linton a couple OF
days.
| Born. Tuesday morning, October
9th. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Blore, of
the Winona country, daughter.
Mrs. Blore was formerly Miss Eva
Schlangen.
I Mrs. M. Coon is receiving treat
ment at one of the Bismarck hos
pitfalls as result Of a nervous break
down. Her daughter. Mrs. Brown,
| is with her.
| Mrs. Haggard. mother of Ben
Haggard of this city. left yesterday
morning for her home in Portland i,
Oregon, after an enjoyable visit with
her Linton relatives.
See our advertisement in another
column of the carload of furniture
just received. Everything you
want at the price you ought to pay.
Smith & Irvine.-Adv.
Don Tracy and j. H. Reamer au-
toed out to the Ed Garfield home
Sunday where fine midday home
cooked meal for the two boarding
house patrons was prepared.
There was 10 show at the Electric
Theater last night owing to the fact
that the east train did not connect
with the Linton branch at Roscoe on
that day. There was no east mail,
either.
H. R Berndt, states attorney of
Burleigh county and republican
candidate for reelection. spent the
first of the week in Linton attending
to matters coming up at the recent
term Of court.
| Frank Goughnour was down from
the Goughnour ranch northwest of
Hazelton day before yesterday.
Like the writer, Frank is a product
of Dakota. having begun life in En-
mons county and still at it.
Mrs. E. C. Bingham and son,
West. relatives of Mrs. F. M. BurRe,
who have been visiting in Linton
for several days, left yesterday
morning for Mondak. Mont. for a
further visit with relatives.
Hunting expeditions have been
many and frequent the past week.
Most of the hunters report fair re-
suits. The hunting has been best
northeast from Linton, although the
game birds everywhere are wild.
| Robert Buchanan. for whom the
Buchanan Valley was named, and
who has lived in northwestern EN-
mons from the birth of the county,
was among the out-of-town guests
attending the recent term of court.
There will be a regular meeting
of the Linton charter of the Masonic
order at the lodge hall eon Tuesday
night of next week. Some import
ant work is to come before the
meeting and all members are urR ed
to be present.
/ Don Bidwel was down from the
Hazelton country the first of the
week. He is interested in some
bridge work for the county and was
here on business pertaining to the
work which was to come before the
commissioners for consideration.
/ A six O'Clock dinner at Oher.
meier's restaurant Friday night al
which the teachers in the Lintor
public schools were guests was .
very enjoyable affair. 1t was made
more so by the personality Of tn.
hosts-Messrs. Don Tracy aud Johl
Meier.
The writer has just received wore
Of the death Of Ed. Easton. at on.
of THE Bismarck hospitals. where h,
had been for a couple Of weeks re
ceiving medical treatment. As ",
went to press ii was impossible t
secure many details. However. th
funeral was held at Hazelton. Mi
Easton was one of the pioneers 0
the up-river country in this county
The Record has laid in a supply o
some thirty thousand election stick
ers stock. In view Of the fact tina