Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-15
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loss. The funeral will be held to.
morrow afternoon at 2 p. m. at the
M. E. church.
The Clio Club will meet with Mrs.
Roy Carley Friday afternoon Of this
week.
The annual spring cleanup is on
with a vengeance. Spare time is
used welding q rake.
DIR. q. o. Smith will be in Stras-
burg Tuesday, April Goth, prepared
to do dental work. ADV.
Bradley Marks, the well-known
Bismarck banker. spent Tuesday
night in Linton on business.
A smaller sister of the Jonley
girls arrived from MobridRe this
week and will attend school here.
Commissioner T. P. Lee returned
to Braddock Thursday of last week.
He accompanied the writer by auto.
John Allensworth. of the bank at
Braddock. and party of friends,
autoed to Linton yesterday after
noon.
Soldiers of Fortune" by Rich.
ard Harding Davis powerful story
OF adventure and revolution.
Wednesday, April 21st. ADV.
Peter Schmidt, the Temvik miller,
was here yesterday to see the audi
tor about his assessor books, he hav-
ing the job for Temvik and vicinity.
Nath. Auerbach. of Wishek. was
a Linton visitor Tuesday night. He
was classmate of Harry Petrie at
the Aberdeen Normal a few years
ago.
| Lots of fun and entertainment to-
night at the opera house. Hams
Jubilee Singers under the auspices
OF the Boys Band. Don't forget
Adv.
Frank Meinier. who has been
teaching school in this county dur
ing the winter months. left from
Linton last Friday for his home in
Wisconsin.
A daughter was born on Thursday
morning. April 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Leuwer. Mother and daugh-
ter are in good health and the head
of the house has resumed operations
as baker.
John Schlangen was in Linton one
day last week on his way tie Bis
marck by auto to take George Mel
son to the hospital for treatment for
appendicitis. Geo. Jenner accom-
panied him.
Several members of the Liversage
family. from near Braddock, spent
Thursday of last week in Linton.
Accompanying them were the Beck
err twins, the pride of the Liversage
neighborhood.
| l. C. Trasta was down from Will
son township yesterday to get his
assessors books. Mr.. Trasta spent
the winter at Arlington, S. D. He
made the trip to Linton yesterday
on his motor cycle.
Ladlesl We have large selection
Of 1915 hats; trimmed hats from 25c
up. You do not have to send away
for your hats. Prices to suit every.
bodys' pocket-bo0k. Adv.
Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co.
Last week the Record mentioned
that Clemens Kelsch had won the
oratorical contest at the university.
Thursdays Minneapolis journal car
ried picture of him in connection
with the article relative to the con.
test.
Carl Vorlander drove his new
Hupmobile to Bismarck Tuesday
afternoon. Messrs. A. N. Junge,
| Chas. B. Carley and W. C. Wolver-
ton accompanied him. They expect.
ed to pick up DOC" Monteith al
Hazelton.
| Don't forget that tonight is the
time act for the appearance of the
noted Hams Jubilee Singers, under
the auspices of the Linton Boys
Band. Half of all the proceeds over
$50 goes to the band. Help them by
attending the show. Adv.
1 Barbara Schweitzer, wife of P. B.
Schweitzer, former register Of deeds
of Emmons county. was in Linton
Tuesday and yesterday. Mrs,
Schweitzer is staying at the Pete,
!. Baumgartner home near Strasburg
and walked the entire distance tc
Linton.
n The Electric Theatre presents
Dustin Farnun in Soldiers of For.
Itune," with the aid and cooperation
Of the u. S. navy and Cuban army
! in six reels. Two hundred and
], eighty-five thrilling scenes. q power.