Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11

seven hundred pupils of both sexes.
and his colony, including pupils,
teachers, hospital patients and other
hired help, number about ono thous.
and people.
Stenographers earn big salaries.
To become good stenographer at
tend Mankato Commercial College.
Mankato, Minn.-Adv.
For car costing around n tho,Ys-
and dallArs. nothing skins" the
BUlsE Sail around and we'll
show ysa &hy. Northwestern Mo
tor GU. Adv.
When the Barnes circus was here
a good deal of comment was caused
by the appearance of couple of
their cars that showed Tho ear
marks Of a fire. Last week they
lost car by fire which was sup
posed to have been set by a dis
charged employee. The loss was Eve
thousand dollars and these other
cars were scorched.
Omio: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Dobson are visiting with Mr.. Dob
sons parents at Carthage. S. D.. -.
II. T. CLANCY is at the hospital at
Bismarck receiving medical treat
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Han
son returned from South Dakota
points last Tuesday :. The Sunday
School picnic usually held at the
Stone Church has been postponed
until next year.
The Ladies Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. VIM. McCulley
three miles north of town on
Wednesday. June 18th. A supper
will be served in the evening and
those of the male persuasion who
are locking for good feed will do
well to call around at 6p. m. where
it can be secured for the small sum
of twenty-five cents.
Several Linton autos went to
Braddock Tuesday afternoon to be
present when the better-farming
special was there. Among those
who went were Messrs. A. n. Irvine.
la. M. Britts. C. S. Lane. Z. D..
Fogle. j. P. Schott, Roy Carlcy,
VIM. Bechtle. W. Kyes. Nohn Nc
Crory. Matt Lipp. and Messrs.
and Mesdames W.. o. Irwin. Chas. Il.
Carley, F. ]. Pietz and II. II. Han
son.
| Last week the Record carried a
"bum steer" in its date-line which
read april d." Instead Of June 4th
as it should have been. We tried to
make people think that The cnnf,i-
sion incident to circus day. Memoir
al day and school election ali coming
in the one week was responsible
However. Brother ncvan. of the
Pollock Progress. advanced n more
convincing reason AID we have
adopted his version--too much cir
Gus lemonade.
Chas. Porter, of Haxclton. ar
rived in Linton Tuesday to berir
work on some cement-walkR fol
which he received the contract. Hs
is putting in a walk ON the Chas S
Lane lot just north of the Bachti'
store and tine lot belonging to ID. r
3 Streeter adjoining 1T. He Will ais,
t build the walk for the county ecros
Y their property midway hetwean th'
old and Lew towns.
The German Baptist church which
was huilt las, year on North Broad
way wns dedicated SUNDAY last ant
Rev. Berndt was assisted by sevara
, outside pastors who were here fol
the ceremony. The little church
: was crowded toits capacitybytowns
4 people and visitors of the German
Baptist faith and in the Afternoon
! baptismal services were held on TIL
g McCrory property south Of tow
where six members were baptiset
in the waters of Beaver Creek b.
!, immersion. A large part of tn
town population were on hand t
witness thepatter event.
o w. H. Uhlenkott. who will hav
v active charge Of the new bank q
{ Straaburg as cashier, went to Bis
marck Saturday, returning to Linto
Monday night. The new bank vii
y b. known as the German Bank 0
Strasburg and will no doubt he
" successful venture as Strasburg
F" in the midst Of a rich farming con-
munity and its citizen: and thos
tributary arein fine shape financial
ly. Mr.. Uhlenkott is q gentlema
: of pleasing appearance who cam
. from Minnesota couple OF week
ago to get the bank in workin
e nrd~r The certificate Of incOrpOrf