Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-25

says, are all ready for the beginning
Of spring work as soon as the frost
is out of the ground and large
acreage of grain is predicted.
A team belonging to Christian
Marthaler became scared yesterday
while standing near the B,zar store.
They hiked up Broadway toward the
baseball park. but we're overtaken
before any damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Snow, noted
Sunday-school workers. spent Satur.
day and Sunday at the Chas. S.
Lane home in Linton while here to
attend the Sunday-schonl conven-
ton. They left for Fargo Monday
morning.
Albert Van der Wahl and Fred
Heyerman, of the southern part of
the county, spent Monday in Linton.
MIR. Van der VAIL had some dental
work done and Mr.. Heyerman was
just along for visit with his many
Linton friends.
LADIES We invite
you to our 10th Semi.
Annual Opening, the
25th. Goth and 9th of
March. Adv.
Mrs. VIM. Raven & Co,
DR.. Wolverton has just received
the home billiard he recently
purchased of the Brunswick Co., of
Chicago. The table is regulation
size in every way A number of the
young people of Linton initiated"
the table Tuesday eAening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Heinzman, of
Hillsview, S. D., arrived in Linton
Tuesday for short visit with Mrs.
Heinzmau's parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
j. a. Jangula. The lady has been
in poor health for some time and
will remain here until she improves.
Thos. Kelly, the well-known son
of Erin, who for many years has
made his home in the Hazelton and
old Williamsport neighborhoods
made short trip to the county seat
last week, coming down Thursday
night and returning home the next
horning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Richards ar
rived from Chicago the first of the
week and will spend the greater
part of the summer visiting with
their Linton relatives. Mr.. Rich
ards and Mrs. w. B. Lee are brother
and sister and they will visit the va
rious branches CT the clan of Lee.
Attorney aud Mrs. Scott Cameron
and the children drove to Temyik
Tuesday afternoon by automobile
where Mr.. C. had some legal bus
mess to attend to. They returned
to Linton on the train the same
evening, Mrs. G. having spent the
afternoon as the guest of Mrs. Emil
Hardt.
Peter Miller. state dairy comm,s.
sioner, is to be in Strasburg April
I'd, to address the farmers on mat
tiers pertaining. to dairying. etc.
A large attendance is expected as
all are interested in any help they
may receive to raise the grade and
quantity of cream which they are
producing.
Judge Carley returned from Bis
marck Thursday of last week after
being in hospital there several
days undergoing an operation on
his crippled arm. The injured
member is now in cast and it is
the hope OF the physicians that its
condition will be improved as re.
suit of the operation.
Comingl Comingl Comingl Great
Masquerade Dance by the Ambitious
Dancers. to be given at the Linton
opera house on Friday night, April
9th. Good music, big time and
plenty of fun. No one allowed on
the dance floor without mask until
after hour of unnasking. Tickets.
$500; spectators, as cents. Four
piece orchestra. Can you afford to
miss it?-Adv.
Mrs. Carl Bender and little son
spent couple of days this week
visiting with Linton friends and
relatives. Mrs. Bender is now a
resident of Bismarck where her hus-
band is employed at the st. Alexius
hospital. They formerly resided a
few miles from Linton hut bod n