Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-01

q visit to Sioux City. Iowa, yester-
day.
Mrs. H. j. Benedict was calling
on Linton friends while Friday
afternoon while returning to her
home in the Temvik neighborhood
after an extended visit with relatives
and friends at the old home in South
Dakota.
There will be no prayer meeting
at the M. E. church tonight although
it is the regular time for same. In
stead, there will be worship tomor-
row night GOOD Friday which will
be followed by the administration
of the Lords Supper.
A. r. Corwine, local agent for the
Milwaukee, is being checked out to-
day by the officials of the company
preparatory to taking q vacation of
a couple of months. Most of the
time will be spent by him at Spring
field, ILL.,. his former home.
Mrs. A. N. Junge spent several
days in Aberdeen last week visiting
her sister, Miss Ada Atha. who is a
student at the Normal there. Miss
Cora, another sister, was there from
Ortonville. too. for visit. Mrs.
Junge returned Thursday, last.
When Manager Turner. of the
Electric Theatre. booked the mil
lion Dollar Mystery" he revolution
lied the moving-picture business in
this town. Ever since the patrons
first became interested in the won
derful serial movie the attendance
has been record-breaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Irwin will
soon leave for their proposed trip to
to Pacific coast at which time they
will visit the Panama Exposition at
San Francisco. Mrs. Irwin is 80 far
recovered from her recent serious
attack of pneumonia that it will be
possible for her to make the trip.
| J. E. Robinson. Il well-known citi-
zen of the Dawson neigborhood in
Kidder county. spent Sunday in Lin
ton as a sort of forcible guest of
this town. He was on his way home
from trip to South Dakota and ar
rived here on Saturday noon. There
was no train service until Monday,
a fact with which he was not fam
iliar.
| Clarence Baker. who has been
working in the Petrie store during
the winter. left Monday morning
for his home in southern Alberta
where he has farm. Owing to
crop failures he found it necessary
to seek employment here for the
winter and is now returning to take
another chance with Fate and see If
he can harvest,a crop.
The special entertainment at the
Electric Theatre Tuesday night
when "The Battle of Gettysburg"
was shown, proved to be a dandy.
| A full house greeted the produc-
ton. F. Frankhauser. a veteran of
the Civil War being perhaps the
most interested spectator. He is
one of the last of the veterans left
in Linton.
! Miss Grace Dawson, of the Record
force. went to Braddnck yesterday
morning by way the N. P. and 500
to assist with work on the News
while Mr.. Fesrseth is away. He re-
ceived a telegram this week that a
brother at Plaza. this state, was not
expected to live and left at once
for his bedside. The writer will
drive to Braddock this morning to
see to getting the News out.
F. B. Streeter received couple
of new Hupmobiles Tuesday, one of
which has been sold to Druggist
Carl Vorlander and the other will
be retained as Demonstration. The
car purchased by Mr.. Vorlander is q
new Model X machine just on the
market this year for the first time
and is a beauty. A wheel.base of
120 inches and the latest style of
spring suspension makes it a most
comfortable riding car.
A government notice, posted in the
postoffice invites all farmers to no.
tity the department what h>lp they
will need and all laborers to notify
the department what work they
want. In this way the government
hopes to be the agency to provide
the farmers of the Northwest with
the help they need through the
growing. harvesting and thrashinR
seasons.
The Record understands that Lee
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