Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-10-28

Linton with them after taking care
of the Braddock Office for few
weeks, until Mr.. Canterbury, the
new editor arrived.
Joseph volk, Jr.. prosperous
farmer of the Winona country, was
in town the first of the week to see
Mgr. Schorzmann. of the Goodridge-
Call. about lumber for a barn 28x5O,
with 14-foot posts. and cattle.sheds.
which he is building on his place.
The barn will handle about twenty
five tons of hay as we'll as the stock.
When you read of an attraction
at the opera house understand that
it is road show" or play by
real actors. At the Electric Thea.
tire means moving pictures. We
wish to call your attention to this
distinction. For instance. the show
at the opera house tonight is a play,
while the announcements in our
regular Electric Theatre ads are
all moving pictures. H. N. Tur-
ner. Prop.-Adv.
H. N. Turner. H. C. Lynn and
Clemens Kelsch went to Burnstad
Saturday to enjoy duck hunting at
Red Lake. However. the birds
were scarce. After spending the
night in Wishek they vent to Goose
Lake. near Braddock. There they
were caught in the storm of Sunday
night and were also well-mired in
the mud. They spent the night in
Braddock, where the automobile
went bump" Frank Glines drove
them home next morning.
Eureka Blade: Rev. A. Hang was at
Linton last Sunday to conduct church
services. "A. N. Junge, Of Linton,
was an over-Sunday visitor with
Eureka friends. IF. j. Pietz, of
the First National Bank of Linton.
was q passenger on yesterdays
train enroute home from the cities.
Carl Vorlander drove his car
down from Linton yesterday and
spent the night in Eureka with
friends. returning home this morn
ing.
The war PFC U, :. l.. shuun at
the Ope.a ,.uua. t.,Islt lie suin-.
thing that n uId prove most highly
educational to those wnu attend.
We read sum I'D ,iul w0rd-pic.
lures of the az fu carnage. hui il
is impossible far he Minis ,n con.
ceive this vast sr,pyl- except
through the medium of The eye
The Chicago Rec I'd Herald, in its
unquenchahle thirst for news, sent
moving-p;clure men to Europe to
secure these VI. VIZ. They are some.
thing unique in the moving-picture
world and should prove highly at
tractive.-Adv.
Herreid Picayune: F. r. Schil-
ling came down from Linton Satur.
day evening to look after his farm
interests in this vicinity and visit
friends. He returned home Mon
day morning. C. A.. Rairdon and
son George, of Hazelton. N. D.,
passed through this city last Satur-
day enroute to Mobridge. Monday
they returned bringing with them
Fred thinner, Emil Rhode and
Frank Bailey. carpenters and pain.
tiers, to work on q new building ir
Hazelton.
The writer and family made ar
auto trip to the Glanavon country
Sunday. 1t is strikingly apparen,
that thrashing is far behind to the
southwest of US. In one neighbor
hood nearly ten miles square there
has been one thrashing outfit ant
that has been out of commission
part of the time. However, al
the secondhand rigs to be fount
are being rugged up and the work il
progressing slowly. With a month
good weather the better part of tn,
present crop will be out Of the way
4 The past week was bad one fo
auto accidents. although there wer,
no serious results from any of them
Sunday a car being driven by one o
the Baumgartners from Strasburi
went off the bridge west of tow
which was the scene of the Wolver
ton accident last spring. The ca
was badly smashed, but no on
hurt. The same day the Ohlhause
car was put out of commission b
running into culvert south O
town in an attempt to get around
passing team. Saturday night
Hague car collided with load O
flax on the north road. breaking
front wheel of the wagon and den.
) ing the machine somewhat. Sunda
1.-THE Turner car went out Of commits
sion at Braddock when the gears i
the transmission were atrinpad