Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-11-04

nifty. They are relatives Of H. N.
Turner. of this city.
| Mrs. A. H. Irvine has been OH the
sick list the past weel:.
| Mrs. Tom Fergus returned from
a visit at st. Paul, Saturd. v even
ing.
/, Little TheIma. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Johnstonbaugh,
has been seriously i'll this week, but
is improving.
Earl Atha has been at Aberdeen a
few days this week taking addition
al degrees in the Scottish Rite work
being put on there.
| Mrs. David Boiler arrived from
Minneapolis Monday for visit at
the P. G. Rocks home. She is the
daughter of Otto G. Schapr, who
has been here several times this
year buying horses.
S. G.. Rhode Island Red Cockerels
or sale. all of a brilliant red and
sired by cockerels from prize win
ners owned by VIM. Rodman, of
Eagle Bend. MINI. For sale by H.
n. Adamson. Linton. N. D.-Adv.
Chris. Burnstad. one of the best
known cattle-.nen in the state, and
"a resident of the town bearing his
name. has been in the Linton neigh
borhood this week buying cattle.
He purchased bunch of he stock
from the O. O. johnson ranch east
of town.
| DR.. c. o. Smith has storage
battery and motor to handle his
drill now and no longer has to
"peddle" to drill out the defective
molars. The storage battery is
guaranteed to last for seven months
without recharging and is twelfth
Of horsepower.
| Mike Hipfner has commenced the
construction of two residence
buildings, each % feet square and
nine-foot posts. to be built on his
lots on North Broadway. In addi-
ton he will erect q barn 14x24 and
twn sheds. Aug. Schorzman, of
the Guodridge-Call Lumber Co.,
furnished the hill of lumber.
| Henry Volk. living three miles
northeast of Strasburg. died at his
home Sunday morning at d o'clock
from bursting Of an artery He is
p brother If Commissioner R.. M.
Vrlk. of Hap,ie. and leaves wife
and seven chiltt7en to mourn his
loss. He was about sixty years of
age. Funeral was held Tuesday at
Strasburg.
S. E. Kurtz, a Ha7elton pioneer,
who has done more to demonstrate
that farming can he made to pay in
Emmons county than perhaps any
other one man, spent Saturday af-
ternoon in Linton, the trip being
made by automobile. Mr.. Kurtz
was here to meet !. o. Huntsberger.
a friend from Montana. Mr..
Kurtz reports that his sons have
better than thirty thousand bushels
to show for their seasons labor,
over twenty thousand of which is
wheat. Mr.. Kurtz has retired from
active farming for several years,
but the boys are following the hab-
it which he taught them.
1 Harry Tallada was up from Stras-
burg Tuesday attending to some
business affairs and purchasing sup
plies for the City Hotel at that
town. Mr.. Tallada and his mother
have taken over the City Hotel and
have it in running order. Mrs. Tai
lada had been doing the cooking
at Turner's for some time previous
to going to Strasburg. They should
have good success in their new 10.
cation for Strasburg is an ideal
place for hotel and they will have
the only one in town. The Talladas
have had plenty of experience in the
hotel business and at one time op-
Grated the Linton House.
4 A Clio Club party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junge Thurs
day night of last week proved to be
very unique. az we'll as entertain
4 ing affair. The Clio Club is COM
posed of q number of Linton ladies
| who meet1weekly to study reading
work. etc.. and the programs are
usually given Friday afternoons.
Y Last week. however, the meeting
was held in the evening and the
/ men-folks we're invited to partici-
y u