Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-21
stretch of cement walk from the.
depot to the north end of town in
front Of the M. Coon residence.

front OF the Nj. Coon residence.
Miss Gertrude Calm came up from
Aberdeen Tuesday for visit with,
her sister Mrs. x. Junge.
DR.. Wolverton is the golf cham
pion of the local club. He defeated
Brofosky in the preliminaries. ten
up and eight to play; Shefloe for
feited in the semi-finals and Lynn
lost in the finals. six up and five to
play.
s. G. Rhode Island Red Cockerels
for sale, all of brilliant red and
sired by cockerels from prize win
ners owned by VIM. Rodman. of
Eagle Bend. MINI. For sale by II.
HI. Adamson, Linton. N. D.-Adv.
oct14-21
Chas. Lowell received the sad
news of the death of his father at
his old home in Minnesota. Owing
to heavy farm work which has been
delayed this season by the rains he
was unable to get away to attend
the funeral.
The local grain dealers report a
considerable quantity of small grain
delivered at the elevators that is
badly damaged as result of the
wet weather. One man had some
two thousand bushels of wheat that
was practically unstable.
Jcweler Heyerman and family en-
joyed visit from Mr.. Heyerman's
brothers and sister Sunday. They
came up from their home in the
Westtield country by automobile,
but reported the roads in bad shape
owing to the wet weather.
John Blore, Of the Winona coun.
try. has been in Linton several days
the past week. John is agent for
an insurance company and plans to
get a nice bunch of business among
the Emmons county farmers during
the coming winter months.
John B. Baxter and Pauline Koe-
mig, of the Braddock country, re-
ceived marriage icersc while in
Linton last week. Ire groom is an
EmmonS county "a dnc aid is op.
Grating his Ia i,l'. i III, ). Nv
miles southeast ri Braddork.
John Miller. n wcIl-knnwn old
timer of the Hague ueiphhnthoad.
spent Saturday in Linton, making
the trip in his automobile. MIR.
Miller is one of the first of the col
ony of Russian.Gprman settlers that
came to Emmons county in the SOS.
FOR SALE-l6O acres good land
6 miles northeast of Hague. N. D..
Emmons county: 40 acres plowed, 40
fenced pasture; small house, barn,
granary. $27 per acre. Secs. Is
and %. Township 100, Range ID.
Henry Leaman, owner, 27Ol 18th
av S., Minneapolis, MINI.
Roy Sparks and his two sisters and
the Misses Olivia Stalk and Grace
Dawson autoed down from Brad
dock Saturday afternoon for a
short visit at the county seat. One
of the Misses Sparks was here to &C.
cure dental treatment from DR..
Smith.
Saturday was a hard day On the
nerves of the threshermen Of the
county owing to an intermittent
drizzle most of the time. In the
Temvik neighborhood the machines
did not close down until afternoon
Monday. however, the work was
again in full blast.
Mr.. and Mrs.F. C. Brooks arrived
in Linton Saturday night for a fort
nights visit on business and pleas
ure. MIR. and Mrs. Brooks operate
a large hotel at Mondak and are al
so owners of considerable Emmons
county property. Mrs. Brooks is a
sister of Mrs. Emma Burge.
The Record has two gasoline en-
gines which are for sale. One is a
small Rumley which burns either
kerosene or gasoline. The other is
a Fairbanks Morse. We intend to
dispose of these engines and to in
stall small electricslight plant in
stead to provide both light and
power.
The north train IVES late Satur-
day night due to q wreck on the
main line The branch train was
used to convey number of in
jured passengers to Bismarck to Sc
cure medical treatment. Most Of
the injuries resulted from being
thrown against car seats from the
impact of the collision.
j. P. Read. of the state fire mar
shal's office, spent several days in
Linton last week inspecting the To-
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