Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-30

up in fifteen holes; Junge and Irwin
| were the closest contestants and
went 20 holes to give Junge the odd
hole which was made in six and sew.
en- strokes respectively; Lynn and
Cameron match proved an easy win
for Lynn. nine up in ten holes. In
the semi-finals WoIverton pIays
Shef1oe and Junge plays Lynn. If
possible the final match of thirty
six holes will be played next Sun.
day.
Bring your cream and poultry to
John Shenkenberger. You can sell
the latter to him or ship direct to
r. E. Cobb and Shenkenberger will
furnish crates free of charge. High
est market price paid for either
cream or poultry.-Adv.
Aug. Benz was down from his
ranch in Northern Emmons Monday
night and Tuesday on business. Mr..
Benz has one Of the finest homes in
the county. if not The very best, on
his ranch which is only a few miles
southeast of Moffit. The building is
OF mammoth size has electric lights
and all other late accommodations.
Mr. Berz is one Of Emmons countv's
Ep,oneers.
There are still good many Rec
ord subscribers to be heard from on
the matter of subscription money.
However, the publisher has every
reason to feel gratified at the re.
turns so far. Most of those who
have pa d are the non-residents or
persons who do not depend largely
on the crop returns to meet the fall
expenses. We will be looking for
the farmers few weeks later when
the grain is sold,
FOR SALE-16o acres good land.
miles northeast of Hague, N. d.,
Emmons county; 40 acres pIowed, 40
fenced pasture; small house, barn,
granary. $27 per acre. Secs. is
and %. Township 100, Range "a.
henry Leaman, owner, 27Ol 18th
az S., Minneapolis, MINI.
Francis c. Walker, All early set.
tier in the Winona country, and
who now makes his home at New
Auburn. Wis, is another Record
reader who thinks he'll have to
make it a life job. Pres. Worst, of
the agricultural college. started
with the first issue and is still att.
Mr.. Walker got his first copy in
1886, nearly thirty years ago, and
says he has decided to pay up his
subscription for the ensuing year
and become regular subscriber. .
One Of the latest additions to the
ranks OF the Records advertisers is
q. M. Langum. of the Bismarck
Commercial College. Mr.. Langum
is building up fine college in the
Capital City and it should prove
most popular with the Missouri
/ Slope students. Heretofore it has
been necessary to go to Fargo or
some distant point for this sort OF
an education and there is little
doubt that it accounts for more than
one young person not receiving a
kind of learning that would prove
valuable no matter what his voca.
ltion inlife.
In a letter to he Record. MIR. A.
N. Drake, president of the Drake &
Ballard Investment Co.. one of the
oldest institutions Of its kind in the
Northwest, refers to the recent
sale of $50 Of their cattle by then
manager. Ira Scroggin. near Brad
ldock, to G. P. Burnstad fer S35. 600
Mr. scroggin is recognized as one Of
the leading cattle-buyers of .he
state and Mr.. Drake is heavily inter.
ested in North Dakota property no,
only at Braddock. but near Lintor
and other parts of Emmons county
/ az well. He is also interested II
some considerable amount Of South
1 Dakota bank property. Mr.. Drake
says that he has absolute faith il
the future of this state and that hi
isin q position to judge for he i!
one of the pioneer landowners Of
the state.
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For Sale.