Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20

zclton and was easily the star of both
aggregations.
II you need header or binder. see
schilling. He may save you money
Adv.
A letter to the Record enclosing
check for campaign advertising from
George Suverly is to the effect that
Geo. is us happy as before the race.
He says he has trouble making some
people believe it, though.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Paulson have
moved into the Irvine house in North
Linton formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hinton. The Hintons
are making their home in the new
Schwab house on North Broadway.
Stephen Silk, son and daughter,
Mrs. Sam Harrison and Mrs. HIM
were members of an auto party from
Glanavon in town Friday. Mr. Silk
and children and doc" Rasbeck were
here again Tuesday and yesterday.
Carl Vorlandcr returned the first of
the week from Minneapolis where he
purchased a big gray Apperson Jack
rabbit automobile. 1t is classy ma
chine and can carry four passengers
in a pinch, although it is but road
stcr
This vicinity has been overrun of
late with agents for almost anything
and everything. Picture enlargers
have been rcaping harvest. One
bunch Of them left last week after
combing the territory for picture or
dcrs.
The capital removal proposition
which may or may not be voted upon
this fall is now occupying thcattcntion
of the state supreme court The
question of the validity of the petit
tons is being tested as we'll as other
features of the case.
Rev. Van Horn and family left by
automobile the first of the week for
a visit to Parshall, N. D., and the
Fort Berthold reservation They will
be gone about ten days. There will
be no preaching Sunday, but Sunday
school and League will be held as
| usual. -.
Messrs. Drake and Byam, of Min
Ineapolis, who have been looking over
the Emmons county properties, left
for home last week. Mr.. Drake drove
by auto and Mr.. Byam took the train
The will return to Emmons county
later to appraise and put on the mar.
ket for sale all their lands hereabouts
/. Ward Norman was nineteen years
old Tuesday and that evening sup.
per was served to the following
friends. of the young man: Ed ant
Garrit Rocks, Mahlin and Oscar Mohn
Lloyd and Earl Stewart, Karl Ponath
Harry Cockburn, Glen Turner, Don
aid Paul, Julius Timmcke, Alder
Shier, Roy Scott.
| John Bosch has sold his mcrcantil,
business to Val. Bietz, of Loga,
county, and his nephew, Ignatz Bosch
who took charge yesterday and viii
operate the store under the firm nam,
of Bietz, Bosch & Co. John will tax,
life easy from now on. AS he ha
worked pretty steadily for some fit,
years, he thinks he has earned rest
George Sandidge came in from tn,
ranch Saturday night to spend Sun
day getting better acquainted will
that young lady that has come t.
make her home in the Sandidgc fami
ly. They do say that George is St
cntranced over the acquisition of thi
new treasure that the rest of the folk
have to pinch him once in while t.
keep him from stepping on himself.
E. D. Foglc last Saturday had
notice of contest served on C.
WAGNER in which he alleges, by hi
attorney, Geo. w. Lynn, that tn
election boards in some eight or tc
precincts made mistakes which CAV
WAGNER less votes than those crcdite
to him and Fogle, of course, hea
more than charged to his account
WAGNER now has the right to includ
as many more precincts MS he has req
son to believe should be recountet
His answer must be filed within te
days. The case will then come bcfor
Judge Nuessle for hearing.
There was big time at the Bush
barn dance last Friday night. Pee
: pie from all part. of the county al
tended. A large delegation of Linto
! people were on hand for the evening
fun Those who went from Linto
: were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. A. +