Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-08-05

crank case. They patched it up and
reached Linton about three p. m. A
half hour later they left for Bis
marck.
w. l.. Bales returned Saturday
night from a trip of several DAYS to
the Braddock country.
Work is progressing steadily on
the new sidewalks on upper Broad
way. This week the Record car
ries the official notification for sew
eral hundred feet more.
Harry Haugse is making arrange
ments for a fine new blacksmith
shop near his present place. 1t is
to- be coated with cement like the
Thompson Yards Inc, which makes
il practically fireproof.
Mrs. Gibbs, a niece of the de-
! ceased wife Of A. c. Wagner. ar
rived Saturday over tire N. r. from
Wau.agn, It,, for visit with her
Emmons county relatives Monday
she went down 20 Winnna for a visit
with Mrs. PostIe.
The Girl Firm Mnntnna Co.,
seven penple-'w'l shnu ~ ne npera
no - Monday, Augrsl 9 h. in con-
nee ION with III" featnr. pic'urrs,
The Hiph Rna! V nd vii" hei wen
acts. ncn'' fail t" re the four
darcinu Za,',no'nns. the people
fir ~, the land # cptton. Good mu-
sic. Good ing ne. Admission for
pictures and show. Is, 35 and so
cents. Seats at Vorlander's.- ADV.
Keith Sherman. the Hazelton
baseball PLAYER whose elbow was
injured by one of. Vetters shoots
some ten davs ago, came to Linton
last Saturday. to have DR.. Wolver-
ton make some X-Ray pictures of
his elbow as it did not seem to be
progressing satisfactorily. The X
Ray examination showed that the
bones were uninjured, and the arm
will doubtless soon be 0. K. again.
A recent copy of the Fargo Forum
carried the news that Lille, the
Wahpeton pitcher, has been
knocked out of the box IN series
with Hankinson. five runs being
made off him in one inning. Lille is
the man who pitched one game for
Hazeton last year at Sirasburg and
who has been repeatedly reported
to be possible addition to the Ha-
zelton staff at different times this
year.
Eureka Blade: Mrs. C. o. Smith
and little daughter. of Linton, were
the guests of Mrs. f. l.. Sutherland
several days the past week. /. Mrs.
j. E. Zoerb and children returned
last Saturday from a visit of a week
with Mrs. Zoerb's sister at Linton.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. futile, who
own a fine home and ranch thirteen
miles west Of Linton, were over
night visitors in Eureka, Tuesday.
Josh" says it has been fifteen
years since his last visit here and
that he sees many changes in the
old town.
Mrs. w. C. Wolverton received a
telegram last Friday saying that
her father, j. P. Lesueur, of Olathe.
Kansas, underwent very serious
operation Mrs. W.. with her chill
dren. Phyllis and William. left for
Kansas. The doctor received let.
ter from Mrs. Wolverton yesterday
saying that her father, who is eiph-
ty years of age, stood the operation
we'll and is making good recovery.
Mrs. W. writes that between Oma.
ha. and Kansas City miles Of track
are under water, cattle. standing
knee-deep in water in the pastures.
one town inundated up TO the fence
tops, and an immense acreage OF
ernps under water; the weather
there is extremely hot. So it seems
we have many things To he thankful
for here in North Dakota.
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Auto to Trade.
] have q ,completely-equipped 1914
Overland automobile in excellent
conditidn which / will trade for
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