Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-09-02


Beeken. MIR. Lee sustained a
bruised ankle, but not of a serious
nature.
A heavy rain, hail and thunder
storm visited the eastern section of
the county Friday night and extend.
ed west several miles from Linton.
A few miles north of town it was
but light shower.
Aug. Schortzmann. manager of
the local yard OF the Goodridge-
CALI Lumber Company, is erecting
a fine new modern residence just
north Of the new home of Henry
johnson in East hinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Larson we're
down from the farm Monday and
report their new modern residence
nearly completed. Among the
many other up-to-date features will
be an electric-light plant.
WANTED-Men who desire to
earn over $l25.0O per month write us
today for position as salesman
every opportunity for advancement.
CENTRAL PETROLEUM COM
PANY. Cleveland. Ohio.
Frank Bell and children left
Thursday of last week for their
home at Idaho Falls, Idaho. after
spending some time here with rel
atives. He was called here by the
serious illness of his father.
Tho sudden demand for the use of
printers ink continues undated
this week. A lumber ad for the
Tempel yards at Temvik and a big
display for Kremer e. Burgad's
stove display are the additions.
Miss WestmiIler, Of Washburn
former primary teacher in Linton,
will not be back this year. Either
Miss French. who formerly taught
the second grade, or the daughter
of j. M. Stewart will have the
position.
Bring your cream and poultry tc
John Shenkenherger.' You can sell
the latter to him or ship direct tt
r. Z. Cobb and Shenkenberger viii
furnish crates free of charge. High
est market price paid for eithe,
cream or poultry. ADV.
! A party of tourists passed through
Linton the first of the week going
to bismarck to get on the Red Trail
They had been travelling on the
Yellowstone Trail before. A. O
Gerp and Rev. A. E. Berg were the
names 0f the gentlemen.
| Pollock Progress: Mrs. John Stat
ema. of WesttieId. has been con
fined to her bed the past week anC
has required the services Of DR.
Shockey Mrs. Dexter, Miss Heller
Dexter and Miss Ruth Tracy were
visitors at Wishek Thursday.
Mrs. F. r. Schilling and Mis-.
Luella left Monday for their hom,
at Vermiliion after an extended visi
with Mr.. Schilling here. Mr.. Nc
Kellar. the Vermillion boy, VIII.
played first base for, Hazelton dur
ing the season, accompanied then
on the trip which was made by au
tomobile. Eugene will remain her,
with his. father for a few week
longer.
Nick. Heisler, chief of police, hat
a chance to cover himself with glor,
, Tuesday afternoon when couple O
tramps got away with silver spool
? belonging to Leuwer's Bakery. Tn,
men had eaten some ice crsm Their
and Mrs. Leuwer found cnf of tn,
spoons missing when the men left
She notified the chief If poli~e ant
he began sprint for the jungle
south of town. He got the mel
and search brought forth the miss
! ing spoon.
g Mrs. Lester Briggle entertaine
the Reading Club at her home Fri
q day afternoon of last week. 1t wa
q very unique and enjoyable enter
: tainment in the nature of school
, The visitors were addressed through
out the proceedings by the name
they had before embarking on tn
more or less uncertain voyage owe
Il LIES tempestuous seas The usuf
school literary program had bee
prepared and the class prophet ha
prepared some excellent futures fc
| those in the school.
ii White the writer was in Bismarc
! last week one Of those he met W,
Il F. p Wernli, formerly a Hazeltc
merchant and partner Of A.
Cell. Mr.. Wernli is out at Haze
now and has developed into quite