Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-16

that he is in hospital with broken
bone and needs the money. There
is no one near Winona now by the
name of Carrow and the unfortun-
ate Jones will undoubtedly be unable
to secure his S24.
| Chris Gosch, of Linton. last week
purchased half interest in the
Golden Rule store formerly con-
Quoted by Jangula & Kuhn. Ignatz
Kuhn retires from the firm. Mr..
Bosch has been resident of Linton
for several years and will be val
liable addition to the firm of which
he is now member.
| On Friday, April 18th, the local
lodge of Knights of Pythias will
give their annual dance at the opera
house. This is always the big social
event OF the season in Linton and
this year will be no exception. The
local lodge will spare no pains to
make the event most enjoyable for
those who attend and the best of
music will be secured.
A card to the Record from cad"
Logue, formerly OF Linton, brings
the surprising intelligence that he
is now Papa" Logue. He says, 81
never told you | was married, al
though guess you knew it, anyway.
Well, we have boy born April 9Th
and just had to tell somebody. G..
D. Logue. 43ls Clay street, Denver.
Col"
4 The gardeners are busy and gar.
| den seeds will no doubt be in gen
eral demand about this time. To
those who need garden seeds the
Record will be glad to accommodate
with some of the government varie-
ty. We have nearly a hundred
packages containing lettuce, onions,
muskmelons. radishes and turnips.
They are free of cost and we will be
glad to have them taken away.
Eureka Blade: C. Vorlander and
Christian Schatz made a trip to Zee
land by auto. Tuesday, to receive
and pay for bunch of 125 head of
cattle that Mr.. Schatz had bought
in the vicinity of ICELAND for deliv-
cry to Phil. Miller who owns farm
and ranch east of Linton. Mr.. Mil
Ter expects to sell the cattle at
good profit this fall after season
of growth and grass.
County Auditor Snyder has been
mailing to the various postmasters
of the county affidavits to be used in
sending gopher tails for the bounty.
As you mail a package of the tails,
ask the postmaster for an affidavit,
fill it out, swear to it and send same
along. Otherwise, the bounty will
be held up until you can be COM
municated with and the same pro-
cured.
With this issue of the Record the
candidates for county Offices begin
to come into the nnen. j. P. Schott
and VIM. hammers announce them
selves for register of deeds, Lester
Briggie for county superintendent
of schools. W. @. Irwin for treasur-
err. E. u. Fople for clerk of court
and Charles B. Carley for county
Judge. Later.-The announcement
OF F. B. Irvine for register of deeds
has just been received.
A quiet wedding of two we'll
known Emnlnns county people took
place Sunday night when Thomas
McCrory and Miss Louise Huse were
married by Judge Carley in Linton.
Miss Huse is a daughter of the we'll
known Winona merchant, and Mr..
McCrory is the well-known ranch
man of the Winona country and
son of John McCrory of Linton. The
Record joins their many friends il,
i wishing them the best in life.
| Judge Carley has joined the ranks
of the automobile fiends. Hereafter,
when prospective bride and groom
appear before him they need not be
surprised if they should be received
in some sort of manner as follows:
You must first secure license
which is to be displayed in the front
and rear. Never travel a pace fas-
ter than fifteen miles an hour and.
slow upto eight at crossings. AS
you travel through life, be sure that
you do not accidentally throw on the
reverse. See that your engine is at
all times running smooth and your
tires in good shape, for the road
through life is rough and rugged
and many driver has been strand.
ed on the way. pronounce you
man and wife"
Fire Of unknown origin Sunday
night nearly resulted in the death
of three-days' old baby, an invalid
i mother and other members of the
family of John Bender, living few
miles northwest Of Winona. The
family had retired early Sunday
night and John Bender was awak-
ened about nine o'clock to find the
house enyeloped in flames. He at
0nce rescued the newly born infant
and It's mother, but the smoke 80
/ filled the house that they were near
llynvercnme before gaining the OUT
side. No time was allowed TO secure.
warm clothing and the cold night air.
has placed the sick peopIe.in a pre-
carions condition. Neighb0rs, See
| ing the flames, rushed to their Assist
ance but ieiire was far beyond con-,
| trnl. 1t is not known how it origin
ated, although the Kitchen stove is
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