Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-11-05

az an u!iiakCttCS. WlsS lNcIIle
Wolvcrton and M iss Buhlman accom-
panied the team.
Math. Reich and family were Lin
ton visitors Saturday of last week,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
wagner. Mrs. WAGNER is daughter
of Mr.. Reich.
Attorney Scott Cameron left yes
terday morning for Harlowton.
Mont. to get Mrs. Cameron and the
children who have been visiting
relatives for several weeks.
DR.. Wolverton was called to the
home of A. N. Baumgartner early
Sunday morning to attend Mrs. B.
who was seriously i'll. The lady is
much improved at present.
Local View Post Cards. Call. or
end us 25c by mail and get set of
six. Adv.
SMITHS PHOTO STUDIO.
f. Fl. Huisingh and Ed. Van
Beck accompanied Judge Rover
dink to Linton Tuesday night where
the Judge listened to his doom in
the county auditor contest.
Ninety five head of horses to pick
! from at Blore's place. Horses right
and prices right. Come and see
| them. John II. Blorc, Winona. N.
| ID. Adv.
Owing to the wait for election re-
turns, etc. the Record is day late
this week. Election week is one of
the few occasions upon which the
paper is allowed to be late. 1t is
impossible, otherwise. to get COM
plete returns and readers would
need to wait week.
+. II. Cotton. for many years q
resident of the old Wiliamsport
country and later in busin' SO in
Braddock, was Linton visitor
| Tuesday night. Fred is living in
Mason City, Iowa, where he has
heen located many years. He had
been at Braddock and Hazelton or
business before coming to Linton.
Marriage licenses since last repo-t
are as follows: Roger Stedman, OF
Temvik. and Florence Coon. of Lin
ton; Mike Feist and Rosie Waul
baum, of Linton: Alexander Mel
gum and Katie Feist, of Linton
Willie Keller and Elizabeth Keller
of Hague; Philip Hail. of Shields
N. D.. and Margaretha Schwaig. Of
Strasburg; Jacob Hof and Christina
Hoff. Of Linton; John CIeverings
and Hattie Van Beck. of Westfeld
Eureka Blade: August Martel
went to Linton Tuesday to driv.
home his automobile that ne wa
compelled to leave there last weel
on account Of muddy roads. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Fl. Frerking and chill
dren came down from Strasburl
; last Saturday and by autcmohll,
made the trip that evening out t.,
the home of Mrs. Frerking's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Schott
near Long Lake to visit a few days
They returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
Fred Alhrecht met with serioH
accident one day last week when h,
was kicked in the head by horse
; He was brought to the local hospits
where it was found that the upper
, jawbone was badly crushed am
splintered, and had TO he removed
The horses hoof cut cash nearl,
four inches long across the left sid,
of Mr.. Albrecht's face. The wounr
is healing nicely. and Mr.. Albsech
has returned to mis- home, ten mile!
west of Linton.
The writer spent Friday IN Ha
Zelton and Braldock attending 1,
some business matters. While there
he had the pleasure of meeting
Col. j. Fl. Frame. of Grafton, re.
publican candidate for lieutenan,
governor. who addressed politica
meeting at Hazelton Friday night
The colonel is Spanish-war veter.
an, is at the head of the North Da
kota national guard, was speaker O,
the house of representatives at The
last session and will make an Al
lieutenant governor.
Taken Up
Five red hogs. Came to my plac.
October 2Sth. Owner please call
prove property. pay charges ant