Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-08-20


Miss Item. sister of Mrs. Milton
Culbertson. who has been visiting
here for some time past. left Satur-
day for her home at LIE Seuer. MINI.
| Mrs. F. C. Brooks. whose home is
in Mondak. Mont. was in Linton the
past week while on her way home
from visit with relatives OF Knapp.
Wis.
At the moving picture show Men
day night Mrs. John Mohn captured
the first prize. a casserole set; Mrs.
A. H. Irvine second. some canned
salmon.
A fire alarm drew the fire depart
ment to West Linton Saturday when
a small blaze at the Shenkenberger
home was extinguished before any
serious damage was none.
Messrs. VIM. Dyk. John Cleverin-
ga and Fred Took we're Westfield
young people who spent Saturday in
Linton on a visit. They made the
trip in the Cleveringa car.
The Ladies of the Episcopal Guild
of Linton visited with Mrs. W. T.
Brooks at her home north Of town
on Wednesday of last week. Four
auto loads of ladies made the trip.
Judge Carley and family went to
Bismarck yesterday and attended
the snow 81 the auditorium last
night. 1.-The Trail of the Lone
some Pine" is the name of the play.
The dance at the opera house last
Friday night was we'll attended, it
heing about the first in many moons.
The music was good. the crowd was
good and all present enjoyed the
evening.
Fred Bell is building residence
on the lot and q half directly west
! of the Anton Homer residence.
This makes three new residences in
the course Of construction in Linton
at present.
Sidewalks are being laid in front
of the German Lutheran church in
East Linton. Walks are also being
laid from the Lynn & Lynn corner
to the Goodridge-Call Lumber Com
pany yards.
The members Of the execu tive
committee of the county fair asso-
citation have been around town this
week drumming up FINANCES for the
1914 fair. They report excellent
SUCCESS so far.
Mrs. Charles Erbe, of Watertown,
S. D., has been in Linton the past
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilcox. Her daughter had
been spending the summer here
with her grandparents.
The many friends Of Capt. Hen
stain. pioneer Of the old South
Prairie country. will be pleased to
know that he is enjoying good
health at Knapp. Wis. where he is
making his home with relatives.
George Hogue, district deputy
game warden and pioneer of Kid
der County. spent couple OF days
in Linton this week rounding up
SCORERS" who had been hooking an
occasional chicken or two before the
hunting season.
Applications for hunters licenses
have been mailed to all of the banks
and postoffices in the county. ALI
that is necessary for you to do in
order to procure your hunting
license is to fill out one of these
blanks, attach money order or
draft for S1.00. send same to the
county auditor and license will be
sent you by return mail. Adv.
Or. w. C. Wolverton left by auto
early Saturday morning for Aber-
deem from which place he took the
4 train for Minneapolis. He will meet
his family who are returning from a
visit with Mrs, Wolverton's parents
in Kansas and will return tolLinton
/ this week.
| Beginning Monday night. Aug.
l3Ist. ] will be prepared to provide
the patrons Of The Electric Theatre
with an uL-to-date feature which is
making great hit In the larger
cities and which comes to but few
towns nf this size. The feature is
lin the nature Of continued story
lmoving-pictureg. This Ia 4 special
/ feature and will run from week to
week. al is called '9The Mutual
Girl and is similar TO The Girl Of
| Myatery' and others that have been
80 extensively advertised in the met
rnpoiitan papers. In addition ! will
give all patrons d copy of the Mutu-
Ial Magazine each Monday night
(which carries the story describing
each inHtallment OF pictures. There
also appears in that magazine cou-
pons which are good for dress pat
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