Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-26

rust in localities. 1t was quite
late in appearing and all the early
grain was beyond danger. ..Some
late whea: has been injured to some
extent.
Hard-coal stove and a. big ward
robe for sale cheap. Call at the
Smith Studio. Don l.. Tracy Adv.
Miss Jane Van Dyk left for her
home at Herreid Tuesday after a
short visit at the home of Rev.
Ponath in this city.
The members Of the Clio Club
were entertained at the home
of Mrs. W. o. Irwin Friday after
noon of last week. Mrs. Briggle
entertains them Friday of this W eek.
The building formerly occupied
as an Office by the Thompson Yards,
Inc. people is rapidly being turned
into a neat residence on the VIM.
Raven property in the northeastern
part Of town.
Last week we noted the change in
business circles in Temvik when the
W. S. Rigler store was taken over
by the Farmers Store people of
Pollock. This week we carry the
opening announcement Of the new
company. a three. column display
advertisement.
Attorney Chas Cvoentry left
Monday for the Stewart ranch on
the Cannon Ball where Mrs. Coyen-
try and the children have been
spending the summer with her par
ents. Mrs. McCrory accompanied
him. The Coventrys will return by
auto the last of the week.
| WANTED-An industrious man
who can earn 500 per month and
expenses retailing our Products to
farmers. Must have some means
for starting expenses and furnish
contract signed by 2 responsible
men. Address W. r. RAWLEIGH
COMPANY. FREEPORT, ILL.
giving age. occupation and refer.
ences. Adv.
Mrs. F. B. Streeter and little
Miss Beverley returned from their
visit with home folks at Glendale
Friday of last week. They came tc
}raddock where they met the writer
and from which place the res. OF
the trip was made by automobile
Miss Dorothy Bowler, cousin al
Mrs. Streeter and Miss Grace
Dawson, came with them for 6
short visit at Linton
| Wanted Salesman Reduce the
high cost of living in your territory
selling Groceries. Paints. Oils and
Stock Food at wholesale prices. Gel
your share of the profits of the big
crops. We teach you how to sell
no capital required. If you arr
anxious to earn from $l00 to $500
monthly. write us today. JOHN
SEXTON & COMPANY, Wholesale
Grocers. 236 w. Lake ST.. Chicago
| In this issue of the Record begins
a display advertisement of the First
State Bank Of Strasburg.. This j!
the new bank recently established
in the town to the south and it ha!
brought decided change in bank
ing methods in the south half Of the
county. Mr.. Fischer. one of those
interested in this institution, was
the founder of the Security State
Bank at Strasburg which has beer
a prosperous institution for many
years.
/ Eureka Blade: Mrs. Don Tracy
came down from Linton Wednesday
evening to pay Eureka friends {
visit "A. M. Brilts and F. Muncy
of Linton. were overnight guests
at Hotel Knickerbocker, Tues
day ;. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Pietz au
toed down from Linton last Sunday
to visit Mr.. Pietz's parents. Mr.
Pietz returned home Monday, blu
Mrs. Pietz visited until Thursday
/. Carl Vorlander, j Smith and A. N
! Junge, Linton business men, visitet
friends and transacted business il
Eureka for n few hours Tuesday
They made the trip in MIR. Vorlan
der 81 car. -. &C. Vorlander was a
. Linton last Saturday adjusting hal
L losses; Tuesday he spent, in tn
Q Hague country on the same missio
: and tomorrow he expects to go t
Strasburg. At all points visited h
reports losses light and confined t
small areas. Vim. Beitelspache
? and VIM. Zimbleman. of Hazeltor
we're Eureka visitors last Saturda
and Sunday to complete a de,
whereby Mr.. Beitlespacher trade
: his interest in the former Gusta,
Himmerich property on 5outh Ma