Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-08

greatest Of modern French authors
dedicated to the boys whom he loved
best James L. Ford. "Sapho,"
Electric Theatre, Thursday, April
9th. 15c and Csc. ADV.
M. P. Kaiser, former Braddock
and j. A. Allensworth.
of the Emmons County State Bank.
were visitors at the county seat
Judge Harley, of Morton county.
has been called in by Judge Nuessle
to hear the testimony in the Sell
didge. Hogue trial which will be
heard in Linton in about ten days.
Word from LeSeuer, MINI ;. states
that MIR. and Mrs. Milton Culbertson
are the parents of an 8.p0und boy
born on the first of April. Milt is
pretty far from here, but we believe
that we heard him whooping for
joy.
The Record understands that Jake
Moilen. living near Kintyre. has
new chicks Matched dur
ing the month of March. Pretty
nearly as good as they can do in
Florida.
VIM. hammers. the Westfield
am, visited with Linton
friends Thursday evening. Bill"
says everybody seems happy down
his way and there viii he record
breaking acreage sown to grain this
season.
George Douglas, of Pollock. and
B. O. Jones. of Hurdsfield. N. d..
were in Linton Tuesday on their way
to Pollock from Hurd;feld. Mr..
Jones recently lost three head of
horses which he purchased near
Pollock and has been tracing them.
Bert Thompson, the well-known
Hazelton ball-tosser. was in Linton
Thursday of last week on his way to
Hazelton after spending the winter
on his claim in Montana. Bert will
be found in the Hazelton lineup
this year. as usual, and the fact
brings JOY to the hearts of Hazelton
fandom.
A recent issue of the Grand Fork
Herald announces Clemens Kelsch, a
student in the graduating class at
the state law school. as winner of
the oratorical contest which carries
with it prize of thirty dollars. The
winner is also entitled to compete in
the state contest and. should he be
a winner there, he will represent the
state in the Interstate contest.
At the meeting Of the commercial
club Saturday night the secretary
was instructed to communicate with
the authorities of the agricultural
college at Fargo and see if it would
not be pos ible to secure speaker
who could come to. Linton in the
near future and talk to the farmers
on Corn. Hog Cholera and Flax
Raising"
| will be in Linton, April 18th. 70,
the purpose of buying cavalry and
artillery horses. Horses must stand
15h to 16 hands high; weigh 1000 tc
400 pounds. Also all classes of east
ern horses that are in good flesh anC
we'll broke. One days inspection
in above towns. B. w. ELDER
Darlington, N. d and Chicago, III
| ADV.
Aberdeen American: MISS Luellt
Schllling, stenographer in the office
of States Attorney Fred G. Hunting
ton for the past eight months. leaves
the last of the month for her HON,
at Vermillion. She will later &C
company her parents to the Panam;
Pacific Exposition at San Francisco
Miss Marie Koch. of this city, will
take her place in the states attor
ney's Office.
Charles Benedict, of the Temvil
country. and Mrs. Jennie Buck wer'
united in marriage Tuesday after
noon at the home IF Mr.. and Mrs
A. M. Britts, the Judge performin,
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Bene
cict will visit at Temvik for shor
time before going to Mr.. Benedict
homestead near futile, in Kidde
county.
Manager Turner, of the Electri
Theatre. has about completed ar
engagements for new innovation il
his weekly moving picture program
Wednesday night of each week be
ginning April 18th. he will have
special feature film which promi: e
to make the mid-week show the han
ner one of the week. With hi
Mutual Girl, etc.. on Mondays, tn
new feature service on "wednesday
and the million Dollar Mystery
on Saturday there should be enter
tainment enough for the most fas
tidinus.
Hams Jubilee Singers, CONSISTING
of seven colored people, will appea
at the opera house in Linton o
Thursday evening, April 18th. ur
der the auspices of the Linton Boys
Band. Several of this troupe ar
peared in Linton at former tim
as the Midland Singers. They ar
all experts in their line and will Pre-
vide an entertainment both interest
!! i ing and refined. The band boys wi