Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-05-13
IN TOWN AND OUT

suvCStIkuSlOA VI CuuutIlOun IeI0llV&
to unlawful sale Of intoxicating
liquors.
Coming, Friday, May 18th, Col
lege Chums," presented by the Ash
ley High School.
Graduates of Mankato Commercial
College. Mankato, Mimi. have pay
ing positions awaiting them. Send
for catalog. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John KarhoF anG
children left Monday for their new
home at Douglas, this state. They
shipped their household goods, etc.
and will try their hand at farming
Mrs. Baker. sister of j. r
Snyder. is here visiting her Lintor
relatives for a few days. Mrs,
Bakers home is in Missouri and she
is also visiting her Hazelton rela
tives.
Warm, sunshiny days are bring.
ing the wheat crops to the front ir
great shape. Hundreds of acres ir
the county are we'll along and there
is sufficient moisture to carry for
weeks.
VIM. STANCE, of the Pollock neigh.
borhood, was brought to the local
hospital, Tuesday. to receive med
ical treatment for complications fol.
lowing q recent attack of scarlet
fever and pneumonia.
A limited amount of Broom Corn
Millet Seed for sale at 81. so per
bushel. See sample at Occident
Elevator. Temvik, N. D.-Adv.
Bert Payne, living in the Glanavon
neighborhood, was Linton business
visitor Tuesday. He reports that
the Ross Billingsley and Hanley
families are leaving for Montana
where they will take up land.
Bro. r. C. Colburn, of the Hazel.
ton Republican. came to the wri.
ter's rescue last week and went over
to Braddock Thursday to get out
the News while we spent the day en-.
joying our attack of humps.
The little three.year-oid daughter
of Karl Fischer. postmaster at
Hague, died yesterday from the ef-
fects of drinking hydrochloric acid.
She was taken to Iceland for treat
mept. but was beyond medical skill.
Reserve seats at Vorlander's for
the College Chums." presented by
twelve members Of the Ashley High
School. Friday. May 18th.
Word was received Wednesday of
the serious condition Of Geo. W.
Lynn. Judge Carley took Harry
and Mildred Lynn to Bismarck
Wednesday afternoon by auto. Mrs.
Lynn has been in Bismarck for some
time.
The Spoilers." by Rex Beach, in
nine reels, WAS shown at the opera
house Monday night of this week.
1t drew record house and was we'll
worth the admission. It. is a nine.
reel production and lasts for several
hours.
Word from Bro. w. E. Holbein,
in charge of the North Dakota ex.
hibit at San Francisco, informs us
that Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Irwin and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Herolz were re.
cent visitors at the North Dakots
building there.
Several carloads of Linton people
went to Strasburg Sunday to see the
new Linton battery work out with
Strasburg, the folks down there
having failed to get their pitcher If
time. They are getting a mar
from Sioux City.
According to the Mcintosh Is. D.,
Globe-Chlef published by Joh1
Owens, Messrs. S. j. dagg and H
w Batter have been called for jur,
duty at the term of court there
June lat. Both are former En-
mons county people.
MIR. and Mrs. Fletcher Ryckman
of Dale, were county seat visitors
yesterday. MIR. and Mrs. Don Ira
5cy accompanied them on their re
turn as far as Dale from which
place they will leave for Pollocl
for few days visit.
VIM. Heyerman. recently remove,
from Mountain, N. d.. to Emmon
county, was in Linton Saturday at
tending to some business affairs. HI
will soon move to Linton to resld
and to open q jewelry store. Mrs
Heyerman was with him.
A small blaze in a rubbish pill
back,of the Rocks residence Gale
out the fire department Tuesday al
ternoon. 1t did little but draw
largo crnud Tboro a,a eor