Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-06-03

sustained q broken leg.
/ little Miss Ernestine, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Irvine, is an.
other late addition to the ranks OF
humps victims.
DR.. Wolverton was called to TEN.
vik yesterday to attend the little
daughter of David Calquhoun, who
was seriously i'll.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Fred Rel.
mer, eight miles northeast Of Lin.
ton, last Saturday, daughter.
Mother and daughter o. K.
Miss Ruth Tracy returned Tues
day to her home at Pollock after a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Don Tracy in Linton.
Glen Turner left yesterday for
Fargo and vicinity for a few days
visit. He was formerly student
at the agricultural college there.
Messrs. G. A. Lenhart, Geo. Mon.
teith, C. F. Raridon. j. E. Shaw
and E. E. Bredberg formed an auto
party from Hazelton Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton have rented
the Irvine house just east of the
Coventry home and will move in
there as soon as their furniture ar
rives.
Miss Lizzie Jangula. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Heinz
man, at Hillsview. S. D., for some
time. arrived home Saturday of last
week.
The new double-deck porch on the
Pagle residence is completed and is
about the finest of its kind in town.
Fl. A. Thoreson handled the carpen-
ter work.
F. Splonskowsi. of Braddock, was
in Linton Saturday on his way to
South Dakota for visit. He &C.
companied F. B. Streeter by auto
this far.
Anton Larson has made several
trips to Linton recently on business
matters. He is arranging for the
construction of fine new modern
residence on his farm,
DR.. w. c. Wolverton broke one of
the front wheels of his Hupmobile
while making trip north of town
the first of the week. The car skid
ded, but did not turn over.
Sam Busby is another Emmons
county farmer who will soon be
domiciled in an up-to-date residence
on his farm. Sam says the sod
house is about played out.
VIM. Lee left for Bismarck yester-
day morning where he will visit
with Mrs. Lee for a few days. The
lady is receiving medical treatment
in one of the Biamarck hospitals.
Theo. Bremen took party Of
Linton people consisting Of Pitcher
Vetter, Ed. Miller, FL. Pietz and
n. c. Lynn to Hazelton Friday to
see the Strasburg- Hazelton game.
School election in Linton Tuesday
was a pretty tame affair. Only
twenty-six votes were cast and A.
H. Irvine. now serving as director,
was retained for the coming three
years.
John Holsti spent several days
here the past week. He brought
some land. seekers here to take the
train south and stayed long enough
to have self-starter attached to his
new Ford.
/
i Fl. A. Thoreson is agent for a lit,
tie novelty that appears likely tc
become highly popular with the
farmers Of the county. 1t is an ar
rangement for stretching wire
fences and it does the work in fine
shape, too.
Messrs. Roy Carley. "A. M. Britt.
and A. [. Cell tried their hands a,
fishing at the mouth Of the Beaver
couple Of days last week. Owing tt
the vast amount Of mud and slusI
their trip did not prove PARTICULAR,
satisfactory.
4 A letter to the Record from E. d
Richards. manager Of the Farmers
Elevator at Butler. S. d., state
J that they have shipped eleven car
J Of grain to the Equity Exchang
this year and have satisfactor
i treatment at all times.
: Strasburg went down to Polloc
Monday afternoon for q game q
base ball and brought back the shor
i end Of one-to-nothing score. Grow
skin. the Indian, did the shut-ou
i business just as he handed It to Lii