Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-11

fair financial condition and so ha
nothing Of which to complain. h
says. However. the move is mad
practically because he is moving t,
q settlement Of people of the sam,
nationality as himself.
Browns Tennessee Minstrels a
the opera house Monday night
March 18th. wi be composed O
twelve colored actors. Funny come
dians. a funny musical act, moving
pictures and all that 20 to make ur
good program. Seats on sale al
Vorlander's drug store. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosing Roisum
Olaf Hedblad, Emil johnson and o
sister of the latter were Wilson
township people IN Linton Tuesday.
Mr.. Roisum was here to make final
proof before Judge Carley and the
others came along as witnesses or to
visit county seat.
Estrayed-Three Young horses de-
scribed az follows: One three-year-
old gray mare; one four-year-old
black mare; one three.year-old bay
gelding. They have been gone
about month. Any ore having
these animals in charge will please
leave them at the Lee livery stable
and notify the Record office. ADV.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society met at the home of Mre.
Elizabeth Muench on Tuesday after
neon Of this week. Fourteen men,
bers were present and the meeting
was most helpful and instructive
one. The hostess provided splen-
did line of "eats" which were not
overlooked in the day s work.
There will be a meeting of the
members of the school board at the
school-house at s O'Clock on Tuesday
night. March 18th, at which time
the matter of electing a principal
and teachers for the ensuing year
will be taken up. 1t is understood
that any and all patrons of the
school interested are entitled to be
present.
Born, Monday. March 9Th. to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Gillespie. daugh-
ter. There is strange similarity
of numbers for the youngster weigh s
eleven pounds and is also arrival
No. H.. Charlie is having great
time to distinguish between the
number of revolutions per second of
sick engines and counting the num-
her of young Gi!lespies.
j. II. Reamer returned last week
from his winters visit in the Twin
Cities and other Minnesota points.
He reports weather conditions any
thing but ideal in Minnesota during
the past season. Mr.. R. enjoyed a
visit with his son. Fred. and the
twins who are practically grown.
ups while in the cities. Fred has
since returned to Milwaukee.
Messrs. H. N. and Glen Turner
went to Bismarck Thursday of last
week and while there they took the
agency for the Dodge car, one of
which they drove to Linton the next
day. The roads were in bad shape
but they got through without diff
ficulty and they speak highly of the
pulling power Of the new car.
The girls Of the local high school
and the Hazelton girls team are to
meet in mortal combat tomorrow
night in the Linton opera house
which will serve as a temporary
gymnasium. A large crowd is ex-
pected down from the town up north
and some game" may be- expected.
If you miss it. it will be your own
loss.
Leonard du Heaume, who spent
several weeks in one of the Bis
marck no pitfalls receiving medical
treatment. returned to his home at
Linton last week much improved
physically. Leonard's trouble was
the result of improper attention to
a like trouble several years ago
which had become more serious of
late and required an operation to eff
feet final cure.
Gottlieb SchatZ returned to Lin
ton Thursday night of last week on
his way to his home at Temvik after
having been to South Dakota to look
over some land which he had a
chance to take for his shares in the
Temvik mill. The deal was not
satisfactory 10 Mr.. Schatz and he
will continue &c a member of the
firm. He returned to TemviK the
next day.
EYES C. T. Williams, the we'll
known Aberdeen optimist and OPP