Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-05-27

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Hazslton and Strasburg pulled of q
ball game after the circus. Hazel.
ton lost the game 3 to1
Vincent Shier spent Sunday with
relatives and friends at futile, this
state.
L. du Heaume has HAD his Buick
car reprinted until it looks like q
new machine. Leonard made trip
over to Braddock q short time ago
on business.
The Linton school play which was
put on at Hazelton Friday night OF
last week drew a fair.sized crowd
The young folks made the trip by
automobiles.
Mrs. P. G. Rocks. the Linton post
master, has goneto Holland, Mich,
for two weeks visit at the old
home. She left by way of the
Northern Pacific.
Don't forget that Tuesday is
school election day and that more
attention should be given to the
choosing of directors. There is one
to be elected that day.
Mrs. VIM. Schwab left Saturday
of last week for Groton. S. D..
! where she will visit with friends for
few weeks. The Schwabs former
ly lived at that point.
Frank Kohl. the Hague druggist,
helped the Lintonites out Sunday at
Pollock in place of Shier who was
absent. The writer went around
by way of Hague to get him.
Carl Vorlander. Earl Atha, Wallie
Kyes. VIM. Bechtle and others
drove cars to Strasburg Monday af.
ternoon to see the ball game. About
twenty Lintonites made the trip.
A terrific lightning and thunder
storm struck Linton Monday night
and soaking rain followed. Rain
plenty has been our portion 80 far
this season. The grains are all in
excellent condition.
George Tenant was up from the
Winona country Saturday. Mr..
Tenant purchased the automobile
formerly belonging to Elmer D..
Fogle and is now able to cover the
ground in speedy style.
The juvenile teams of Linton
and Strasburg pulled off game on
the Linton diamond Sunday that
proved to he most interesting and
that drew a good crowd. The local
boys won the game 8 to5.
The city dads have had men at
work the past week fixing up the
street crossings at the intersections
on Broadway. The street running
southeast and parallel to the rail-
road track is being graded.
About dozen auto loads of Lin.
ton parties spent Sunday at Pollock
watching their ball team get
skinned" With the exception of a
couple of cases of tire trouble the
cars all made the trip without mis-
hap.
H. O. Batter. the well-known
Hazelton banker. suffered broken
arm, Friday while cranking an auto.
mobile when the engine kicked. I"
Fisher. the Linton catcher, took his
place on first base for the game Fri
day.
Mrs. H. Backhaus is arranging
for the erection of a little cottage
in East Linton just back Of the
Gabbert residence. When complet-
ed Mrs. Backhaus will make it her
home and will rent the place in the
old town.
Chief of Police Nick Heisler spent
q part of the week in the old town
notifying property owners to clean
up and to watch children from play
ing with fire. as a result of com
plants registered with the alder
men Of that ward.
We have the largest assortment of
Millinery in the county. We are
receiving PaDamas, lace hats, etc.,
right along and they are priced
from twenty-five cents up. We will
take all kinds Of farm produce in
exchange. Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co.
ADV.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Nicholson.
living in the Bismarck neighbor.
hood. we're here last week to assist
in getting Mrs. VIM. Lee ready to
60 to the hospital at Bismarck for
treatment. Mrs. Lee is q daughter
of Mrs. Clark and sister of Mrs.
Nicholson.
E. H. Brant, chairman of the
board of county commissioners,
autoed downfrom his farm innorth-