Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-07-22

Montana While hefe he was a,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Smith,,
| j. L. Bell, prominent Bismarck.
banker. was in Linton yesterday.
Mrs. John Brokofsky returned
from her visit to iceland last Fri
day.
Don Tracy and Master VIM. VOL
verton underwent operations dur
ing the past week at the local hos
pital.
Chris. Vorlander. the Eureka
banker. accompanied by his little
son. we're Linton visitors yesterday
afternoon.
Prof. j. E. Shaw was down from
Hazelton Monday forenoon to bring
Gardner. the base ball man, here to
take the train.
Attorney Scott Cameron expects
to leave next week for trip to Ia
coma, WASH, on business. He will
visit the family in Montana on his
way back.
DR.. w. C. Wolverton has been
called to the home of George Bosch,
ten miles east of town, several
times this week to attend four chill
dren that have diphtheria.
A vaudeville show known as Chris
TVS Hippodrome showed in Linton
Saturday night and Sundayed here.
They Travelled in special coach and
we're attached to the regular N. P.
train.
This week the Record carries an
advertisement of "Mendets," pat
ent for mending leaks in granite
ware and the likes. Milton Tracy,
of Pollock, is the agent and orders
for him can be left with Don Tracy
here.
Dan Howard was over from Fort
Yates Sunday and Munday. Dan
says there is an Indian baseball
pitcher over at Lennon, Felix Fly,
That is just about twice as good as
Crowskin or any of the other Indian
twirIers.
Raymond Hinton, brother of
Harry Hinton. one of the local bar
bers. returned to Fort va, as Sunday
to resume his work on the Sioux
County Pioneer. He WAS here rest
ing up while waiting for sprained
foot to mend.
Census returns for the county of
Emmons this year show popula-
ton of l0,205. Linton has 730
people, Strashurg 43l and Hague
ITO. These figures are the only
ones available. as the nther towns
of the county are not organized as
cities or villages.
There was quite party of ynung
people on the train Monday noon.
| Miss Nellie Wolverton to Fort
Dodge. Pitcher Briggaman to Sioux
City. Lyman Clayton to Aberdeen,
also Pitcher Gardner, of the Hazel
ton team, and family. Shortstop
Dahms went to Eureka.
The writer spent an interesting
evening until about 4:3O a. m. Fri
day night of last week getting back
from Steele by automobile, where
he went to meet the late N. P. train
and get Pitcher Wallace who did the
twirling IN the Linton Hazelton
game sand who played first base in
the other contests. Owing to the
extremely bad condition of the
roads the return trip was anything
but pleasant. The start from Steele
vas made about II p. m and a fine.
big mud-hole about three miles
from town entertained us for an
hour or so, until a farmer pulled us
out. DR.. Baer. of Braddock. was
along, and Mrs. Streeter and the in.
FAINT made the trip home from Brad
dock.
The First State Bank Of Hague is
now in running order and people
up from that town report the pros
poets as being rosy for the new
financial institution. Hague is in
the center of q good farming com.
immunity and has many well-to-de
farmers tributary toit. Heretofore
there has been only one bank and
the field has been large enough fol-
two. While there is little more
business for bank at Strasburg
there are three there. Two al
Hague should do good business
Mr.. S. A. Fischer. who is interest
cd in the First Bank at Strasburg
is also interested in the new institu
tion at Hague and for the presen
his son, Joe Fischer, IS handling tn,
work for them. Bank Examine,