Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-12
MED by Mrs. l.. A. Corwin. After
a brief stop in this city. they pro-
ceeded to their home in Hazelton.

a brief stop in this city. they pro-
ceeded to their home in Hazelton.
Excellent harvest conditions,
plenty of help and bumper crops 60
| to make life worth while for the
people Of Emmons.
Suman and Vetter. of the Linton
team. left Monday for their homes
at Muscatine, Iowa. the trip being
made by way Of Minneapolis.
| r. Tempel came down from Tenn
vik Thursday of last week for a
short business visit. He only re-
Gently returned from the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Braddock
left Monday for short visit to the
Twin Cities where Mr.. Braddock
had some business matters that need
his attention.
Mrs. A. H. Irvine went to Bis.
marck Tuesday morning and Bert
left next day to get Little Miss Err.
nestine who has been in the hospital
for several weeks.
Mrs. F. D. Janney, of Reynolds,
this state. arrived in Linton Monday
for an extended visit at the home OF
her son-in-law and daughter. DR..
and Mrs. C. o. Smith.
Mrs. Carrie Snyder, Miss Baker
and Miss Hattie Hubbard went to
Hazelton Thursday morning. Miss
Hubbard had been here for a short
visit at the Sny Ter home.
| Bring your cream and poultry to
John Shenkenberger. You can sell
the latter to him or ship direct ia
R. E. Cobb and Shenkenberger will
! furnish crates free of charge. High.
eat market price paid for either
cream or poultry. ADV.
Darwin Smith, who is farming the
old Record homestead in the Hazel.
ton country. brought the writer to
Linton Friday afternoon from
Braddock. 1t was his first visit to
Linto, since the fall of 1912.
| VIM. Carmichael! was arrested the
latter part of last week on com.
plant of Fred KeIsch and fined five
dollars and costs in Justice Wa
Rher's court. Carm'c hea| nIeaded
guilty to the charge of hitting Mr..
Kelsch.
| MRS. Fergus was passenger on
Thursdays N. P. train to take in
the big circus at Bismarck. Tom
tonk short vacation and also went
to see the fun and drink red lemon
ade. He took the train tn Nc
Kenzie.
w. S. Casselman. former police
magistrate at Bismarck. spent Sun
day ut Linton and StrashurR. where
he saw the ball games at the latter
place. In the early days he lived in
northern Emmons. near the present
site of the town of Braddock.
Miss Anna Farrell spent Saturday
in Linton. She was looking up data
to secure teachers pension, she
having been at this work for more
than twenty-five years. Some OF
the early Record files proved to be
of assistance to her in her search.
Geo. Tehnent and son. Roy. were
Linton visitors Sunday from the
Glanayon country. Roy had the
thumb on his left hand taken of
near the first joint when q horse
pulled back and caught his thumb
in the rope. DR.. Wolverton fixed
him up.
John Wolf and son. Peter. o,
Westfield, and a brother-in-law, C
Van Akker, Of Fulton, ILL.,, wer'
here Monday. Mrs. Van Akker al
so accompanied her husband. III,
Van Akkers are making tw'
months visit with their Westfiel,
relatives.
j. A. Lang is in receipt OF SOM
pictures Of Wallie Ellert who ha
been playing ball in southern Iowa
The "old war.horse" looks the sam
as Of old and there were many loca
people who would have liked t
see him in the game here this year
just for luck.
George Pitts. brother of Arthu
Pitts and Mrs. A. H. Irvine, 81
rived from Montana Saturday for
\ coupleyof weeks visit. For man
\ years George lived at Windna an
J later was employed at the Cariena
store at Fort Yates. He likes Nor
tana first rate.
"Swede" Erickson, the popula
first baseman of the 1915 base-ba
, aggregation, left Monday for til
Elmer Anderson ranch where b
, / mined nne nf the Richardson hn,