Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-07
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full basement out Of stone, brick or
Observation-Disclosures should prove to
be the most acceptable to the pa
irons of the school-with the idea
of tearing away the old building at
some future date and finishing out
the new structure 80 as to have one
large building. A full basement is
planned to secure gymnasium facil-
tiles for the students. Should his
plan prove q success it will be nec-
essary to hold an election and bond
the district for money to build an
addition.
Bring your cream and poultry to
John Shenkenberger. You can sell
the latter to him or ship direct to
Il. E. Cobb and ShenkenberRer will
furnish crates free of charge. High
eat market price paid for either
cream or poultry.-Adv.
Attorney H. A. Armstrong will
soon forget to answer to the cogno-
men which has been his for many a
long year and will answer only when
someone says Foxy Grandpa" This
condition arises from the fact that
granddaughter was born in Ash
land. Ohio. Monday Of last week.
The little lady is the first daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong; only
child. Mrs. o. M. CARRIER. who was
born and raised in the Hazelton
neighborhood. Since the happy
event the public with one accord
has conferred upon the new grand
dad the name referred to above.
Mrs. Armstrong left Immediately
upon receipt of the telegram an
nouncinR the new arrival to get &C.
quainted with her granddaughter.
Eureka Blade: Mrs. A. N. Junge
of Linton. passed through Eureka,
Tuesday. on her way to visit her
parents in OrtonvilIe. Mimi. :.
Cashier Henry B. Zenk. of the
Hague State Bank. was a passenger
returning home Yesterday morning
from business trip to the Twin
Cities. He went down last Satur-
day -. Ed. Miller. formerly in the
grain buying business at Hague and
Linton, now engaged in the same
line of work at Faulkton. was a
Sunday guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Zenk. Rev. and
Mrs. H. Timmcke. of Linton. were
Sunday Monday guests of their
friends in Eureka and members of
their former congregation eight
miles west of town where Rev.
Timmcke conducted services Sum-
day afternoon. They returned to
Linton Tuesday morning.
A wedding which took place Tues
day at noon at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. A. S. Seeley in the Marie
country will be of especial interest
to the many old-timers living in
Linton and southwestern Emmons.
At that time the younger daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley, Miss Ethel,
was united in marriage with Mr..
Hubert leverage, a resident Of the
Marie vicinity. The bride is in
truth an Emmons county product.
She has lived with her parents on
the Little Beaver ranch in the early
days. with them at Linton for a
number Of years and later on the
Seeley farm which ia some sixteen
miles northeast of Linton. The
groom is prosperous and industri-
GUS young farmer who has lived for
some time in the same neighbor-
hood. A reception was given in
the evening for the newly-weds and
the neighbors for miles around we're
present to properly start the young
folks over the sea of matrimony and
to rejoice with them in the happy
event. They will start housekeep-
ing at once at the home of the
groom.