Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04

by Ben Corbin and Mrs. Bedsaul and
mighty fine time resulted. A
week from next Saturday night
there will be a masquerade dance at
the same place.
Bert Haveman. of the Hull coun-
try, is down again with pneumonia
in serious form. He was just re-
covering from the same disease
when he suffered a relapse requiring
the calling of DR.. Wolvetton.
II. I. Anderson went to Bismarck
today where he will receive medical
treatment. For several years Mr..
Anderson has been making his home
with the East family in Montana.
At present. he is visiting his son,
Elmer.
A large crowd of Hazelton young
folks attended the minstrel show
and dance last Friday night. Among
those who were here were Mrs. G.
A. Lenhart, Misses Schilling and
Hubbard, Prof. and Mrs. Shaw,
Messrs. Sherman and Frederick.
Rev. j. Grinnell, Episcopal clergy
man, was in Linton Thursday of last
week from Mandan 10 hold services
in the Episcopal church. He will be
here again tonight, and services will
be held on the first and third Thurs
day night of each month in future.
Ed. W. Crawford, an old.time mill
engineer, spent Friday Of last week
in Linton. He had been to Temvik
to see about the purchase of an in
terest in the Temvik mill and was
also interested in placing a mill in
Linton if such plan should prove
feasible.
Another correspondent appears
this week, from Hague. Our country
correspondents are keeping things
moving in fine shape and we fully
appreciate their efforts. The country
correspondence IL one Of the most
important departments Of country
newspaper.
George Groean and C. f. Green
were in town yesterday to get a reg.
istered Red Poll bull which they re-
Gently purchased from W. S. Hill, Of
Alexandria. S. d. Thus another
high-hred animal is brought into the
county to help raise the standard of
cattle raised here.
l.. d. Seaman returned to Linton
Tuesday after having spent the win.
ter in Minneapolis and on the Pa
cific coast. He was called home to
complete the transfer Of the Smith
& Culbertson elevators here and at
Temvik to him. MIR. Seeman's
brother accompanied him.
| The Record understands that 8
husky young gentleman arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Whitney. of the Glanavon country.
via the "Stork EXPIRES" on the 18th
of last month. This is the first male
heir in the Whitney family, two
former children being girls.
Copnty-option is now law in
Minnesota after many years OF
statewide license. The bill passed
the house with but one vote tc
|spare last week and it hes been
signed by the governor. 1t is be.
llieved that a large percentage Of
| the Minnesota counties will vote Out
the saloons under the new pro.
visions.
4 The Record is in receipt of anews.
paper clipping describing The fifty.
ninth wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Jan Pekelder at Sioux
Center, Iowa, on January 2lst. Mr..
and Mrs. pekelder were former res.
idents of the Hull neighborhood and
have many friends in southern En-,
mons. The gentleman is IS years
old. was born in the Netherlands
and served with an Iowa regiment
throughout the Civil War. being il
eighteen battles and covering u.s..
600 miles. Mrs. Pekelder is -four
years ynunger, was born In the
sANetherlands and her maiden name