Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-16

to our regret, begin to do some
thing that will cause you the utmost
astonishment." 1t got results. This
has no connection with the articles
which the Record has carried re.
Gently relative to collecting Of sub
scription accounts. Incidentally,
statements are heing mailed this
week to all delinqutnts stree the
first of January last.
Salesman-Big money. big line.
all necessities -Groceries. Paints.
Oils. Stock Food. Sell at whole
sale. Goods and house nationally
known. Immense crops insure vast
trade. Quit road--stay in home
territory-buiId homes and hank &C.
counts as hundreds do. Regular
trade, quickly. easily covered. No
capital; effective selling helps.
$3.50 to $500 monthly. John Sexton
The record score for the local
golf course was. until recently. 30.
for 8 holes, held jointly by Prof.
Shetloe and DR.. Wolverton; and SO.
for IS holes. held by DR.. Wolverton
On Sept. 9Th, the doctor lowered
the course record by playing 8 holes
in 80: and on Sept. 18th. he made
score Of SO for 6 holes, and 30 for
l8 holes. The scores last mentioned
we're made as follows: 6. a. 2, Z. a.
5. a. A. 6-42; S. A. 8. 6. 3. S. q, 8, S
-38. Total, so.
Master Elwood Lee is receiving
medical attention in one of the Bis
marck hospitals for an affected leg.
1t seems the member was injured
some time ago when Eiwood fell
from a horse. 1t did not respond
properly to treatment and the trip
to Bismarck was made. The doc
tors found that the leg bone was in
fected and an operation was neces-
sary to cut out the infected part Of
the bone. 1t is hoped that this will
be sufficient. although there is pos
sible danger Of the young man los
ing his entire limb. Will Lee. his
father. accompanied him and re.
turned to Linton Friday night.
A representative of the Bismarck
Tribune was in Linton Tuesday try
ing to drum up enough advertising
patronage to put on special write
up of the thriving Emmons county
metropolis-meaning Linton. How.
ever, there did NOT appear to be any
vast quantity of enthusiasm dis
played locally for the proposition.
This isn't the first time that the
Tribune has three tened to write US
up" but so far nothing has ever
materialized except the gathering
Of the necessary material for which,
the Record loaned said Tribune
some newspaper cuts of local scenes,
mostly of a historical nature.
! Mr.. and. Mrs. c. E. Lehman were
here Saturday and again Tuesday,
they having made the trip by auto
from their home at 'Mobridge. Mr..
Lehman is a former Bowdle, S. D.,
business man who went to MINI.
eapolis couple of years ago to re-
side. However. he explains that he
was seized with the Dakota Fever"
and returned to town in the neigh
borhood of his old haunts. He re.
ports business az brisk across the
river from Mobridge. although the
town in which he lives is noted
chiefly as being division point of
the Milwaukee. Mr.. Lennon is in
terested in Emmons county proper.
| ty and during his visit he autoed all
through the northwestern part of
the county.
Manager Turner, of the Electric
Theatre and the Turner Hotel, has
just installed a new e!ectric-light
plant to take the place of his old
system which was put out of com.
mission in a recent electric storm
The new outfit appears to be q
dandy and doesn't take up half the
amount of room required for hi
old and more awkward outfit. HI
says the saving on clothes will b
enough to pay for the new outfit il
a few years as the old engine Away
threw oil like city sprinklini
wagon. The plant comes complete
;, Iy set up and all the local leopl
had to do was to put in place ant
!. hook on the wires. Itfurnished tn
juice for Monday nights shows AM