Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-21
IN TOWN AND OUT

pose of bunch of live stock and
farm machinery belonging to the es-
tate.
Daniel Bechtle is another former
Emmons coupty resident looking af-
ter thrashing operations. His pres
ent home is in Eureka.
Carl Roman left day before yes
terday for Sioux Falls. S. D., in re-
spouse to message that his mother
was not expected to live.
The new automobile garage is
fast nearing completion. 1t is the
only brick building in town and is
quite a mammoth structure.
Master Sigfried Ponath suffered a
broken wrist few days ago. He
was cranking the automobile when
the pesky thing kicked back.
u. d. Fogle and one of his small
daughters spent Friday in Bismarck
where the little lady received med
ical treatment for eye trouble.
A large assortment of Fall and
Winter Coats for Women, Misses
and Children will be here this week.
Come in and Sap them nj
adv PETRIE'S
Anton S. Kraft and Barbara VALID
of Strasburg were among those to
whom marriage licenses were is
sued by Judge Carley during the
past week.
Frank Foell spent Saturday in
Linton. He says that threshing is
but we'll begun around Temvik and
that lack of help caused the Kuehl
rig to pull in, Saturday.
Mrs. Streeter and the youngster
accompanied the writer to Braddock
Thursday by auto. From there she
and her sister, Miss Dawson, went
to Bismarck for a days visit.
Chas. Coventry took Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Clark and daughter to their
home in the Dale country Thursday
afternoon of last week. They had
been to Bismarck for short visit,
The f. Frankhauser home in West
hinton was sold to Mike Shaffer of
the Sand Creek country. for $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frankhauser will
spend the winter ON the Pacific
Coast.
Mrs. G. A. Herolz arrived Tues
day noon from Minneapolis to join
her husband in Linton. Mrs. Her
olz had been visiting for few DAYS
with relatives of her husband in
Minneapolis.
H. Fl. Turner put on moving
picture show at Strasburg Saturday
might that was well attended. Mrs.
Turner accompanied him. Glen
handled the show that night at the
local theatre.
An impromptu wrestling match at
the Sautter livery barn Sunday az
ternoon entertained number of
the local sport fans. Mahlon Mohn
and transient harvest hand were
the principals.
Fred Allen and family were down
from Tuttle by auto to spend Sum
day with Mrs. Aliens parents. They
returned home Monday. Mr.. Allen
has a fine drug business in the Kid
der county town.
Chris. Wolfer. for many years a
Lintonresident and merchant, has
been in town for several days look
ing after business matters. Mr..
Wolfer ha been making his home
recently in Eureka.
w. F. Dodd reports yield of
eighteen bushels of wheat for his
1915 crop, Ray Little averaged
thirty bushels for all fall wheat.
Temvik seems to be the center of
pretty fine crops this season.
1. 7. CLANCY. of the Omio coun-
try. received word the first of the
week of the serious illness of his
father at the lattef's home in Pine
stone, MINI. Mr.. CLANCY left
Monday noon for his bedside.
Linton's cement sidewalks are7be-
ing put to good use these days by
the youngsters Of town and roller
skating isextremely popular. With
the exception Of short stretch Of
wooden walk just across the street
to the north Of the Bazaar there is q