Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-07-15

d1u Lane. MIuu., where Lne QeaIn o
Mr.. Gabbert's father recently tool
place.
S. A. Fischer and L. A. Bopp, O.
the First State Bank of Strasburg
were Linton business visitors Frida,
night of last week.
Purebred Holstein Bull CaIye,
for sale. old enough for service
price reasonable. Splonskowsk
Bros, Braddock, N. D., Route L.
Adv.
Attorney Ctas. S. Lane accom-
panied Senator McCumber and R
w. Farrar on their trip to Temvik
Hazelton, Braddock and Kintyr,
Tuesday.
Herman Anderson returned Sat
urday from short business visit tt
Aberdeen. S. d.. and returned t.
his home in the Temvik country the
same afternoon.
George Tenant was up from the
Glanavon country Saturday and re.
ports crops in excellent condition.
A heavy rain Friday night brought
things along in fine shape.
DR.. Wolverton was called to the
Fred Cleveringa farm last week to
attend Fred Took who was suffer.
ing from hlood-poisoning following
the extraction of tooth.
Fred Oberg and family were
about all the Braddock people that
accompanied the ball team to Lin.
ton Sunday. The other Braddock
folks went to Hazelton to see the
Rats in action.
F. w. Soule. the Eyesioht Special
ist, will be at the Stone Drug Store
again on Saturday. July oath, pre-
pared to examine defective eyes and
fit glasses when needed. Don't
miss this chance. Adv.
The second teams of Hazelton and
Linton played ball Sunday forenoon
on the Linton diamond and Hazelton
won eleven to eight. The young
sters put up some fair base ball and
the hating was exceptionally good.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dewitt was
held in Temvik N nlav. Mrs
Dewitt was in Bismarck and Emil
Hardt took Mr.. Dewitt there by
auto nn receipt Of the news of the
bahy's death.
The southern rart Of tie county
was treated to a heavy rain Friday
night and people IN from that Sec
tinn report crops in excellent condi-
ton. George Rackhaus, living near
Dale. lost two horses. four cows and
a steer by lightning that night.
Linton has new addition to its
ball team IN Dahms. a shortstop
from Eureka. In the Sunday and
Monday games he showed up we'll
both in fielding his position and at
bat. He will strengthen the team
materially in the coming tourna-
ment.
A Humber of Linton people autoed
to Strasnurg Tuesday afternoon to
see the baseball game between
Strasburg and the Tennessee Rats.
Strasburg won the game by.a 2-to-t
score. Suman, of Linton. caught
for Strasbnrg and won the game
with a home run with one man on
base.
w. l.. Bales, one of the early set
tiers in southern Emmons, has been
guest at the .Chas. Coventry home
for several days. Mr.. Bales repre-
sents the Fuller Brush Co.. of Hart
ford, Conn. He is one of the few
remaining veterans of the Civil War
and has many good friends in Lin
ton.
VIM. Postle. OF Winona, came to
Linton Monda! to have DR.. Wolver-
ton remove several particles of stone
which had become embedded in the
boy's eyes while breaking stone on
the Postle ranch. One piece of
stone was deeply buried in the cor
ner of the right eye, Immediately
over the center of the pupil.
A card from j. N. Peterson. tor
merly of Emmons county and now a
resident of Mccall, Idaho. says in
part that Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
have Just returned to Mccall after
an automobile trip through the Pa.
cific coast states. They have hard.
ware store. general machine shop
and garage at Mccall and are well
situated.
Leon Shoulder. who made his home
in the old Winchester neighborhooe
twenty-five years ago. has arrived
from his home at Fort Wayne. Ind.