Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-09-24

sduoCACu, tusu xdilluS CieAI
OF the wagon. At the present time
the boy is doing we'll and his recov.
cry is expected.
At ihe moving-picture show
which was held Tuesday night, in.
stead of Monday as usual, Mrs. A,
N. Jnnge. Mrs. Walter Mewing
Mrs. II. H. Hanson and Martin Heis.
Ter were the prize-winners.
Miss Ida Homer, of Crookston,
Mimi, has been spending the past
week visiting Emmons county
friends, inc uding Mrs. W. Free.
man. Linton, and Mesdames F. Scot,
and George Acheson, of Dale.
The Misses Hazel, Laura, anG
Frances Petrie left for Evanston, Ill.
where they will all be students al
Northwestern University. The
Misses Frances apd Laura were stu
dents there last year and Miss Haze
was at the Agricultural College al
Fargo.
Miss Genevieve Braddock has gone
to the Mckenzie neighborhood to
teach school during the coming
winter. The Mckenzie paper states
that she is located in Logan town.
ship, Bnrleigh county. and is con.
Quoting school in the French build.
ing ON the Hackney farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Slagb and little
daughter. Susie, Annie, the young
daughter of Gerrit Van Beck, Mrs.
Andrew Van Beck, Joe Van der
Vorste. all of the Westfield neigh.
bortiood, are suffering with typhoid
fever. Mr.. Van der Vorste is crit.
'ically i'll, and the others are making
satisfactory progress.
The automobile party consisting
of e. A. Grain. Miss Lucille Grain
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Petrie ar.
rived home Saturday night from
their trip to Minneapolis by way OF
Watertnwn, S. D. Robert Civ.
bourne, who accompanied them te
Minneapolis. remained there to re.
cur,o hir rok~oI
Subscribers! Unless we are direct.
~ requested to mail receipts for sub
scription money paid we shall not dc
so. However, your credit will show
on the address Of your paper. II
you have sent the money to pay
your paper to a certain date. wait &
week or so and then il the credi,
does not show to that date on you,
address, drop the Record q line.
Among the new corporation TO,
which charter have been issued i.
one reported as follows: 'E. A
Grain Co., Linton; capital stock
$25, 900. Incorporators: E, A
Grain, f. L. Grain, Linton. and C
W, Grain. Watertown. Article.
were FLED Sept. 3D." No doubt tn.
object of the corporation is Il
handle matters pertaining to rea
estate.
We have not raised our prices OF
photography goods. Alth ougt
chemicals. ETC., used in the worl
have more than doubled since thu
war started. we had large suppl,
on hand when the raise went into eff
feet. Hence, we will be able to sup
| ply the wants Of our customers al
our usual prices. However, if yot
are planning any work in this lin.
during the fall or for Christmas ge
them soon and avoid any possibility
nf paying higher prices. Smith,
Photo Studio. -Adv.
Little Emma Wennina. who ha.
her arm SO severely crushed abou,
two months ago, and who later un
derwent an operation Of skin-graft
ing by local surgeon, has now re
covered the use of her arm. Seven
teen of the nineteen skin-graft
placed at the time Of the operation
Remained in place and continued I,
grow until the entire surface wa
covered.
Two Linton young people tool
upon themselves the vows Of matri
'nony~.hen Charles Brown and Mis-
Gladys Green were united in mar
Irjage on Thursday night Of las
week. The groom has been EN-
played in Linton for several year
ard the bride is the daughter Of &c
~ Green. The young couple vii
make their home for the present d
the g. g. Green home, Both ar,
well known lecblly and host Il.
lfriends wish them the best OF luck
Uncle Bill" Yeater and Jahl
Brittin were down from Hazeleo,
Tuesday by automobile. the forne
: ~ .