Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-29

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a gallon with an Oakland Six-Adv.
Lineman Perry, of the Dakota Gen.
trail, was at iceland the first of the
week doing line repairing.
Earl Haggard went out to the
ranch the first of the week with a
couple of carloads of wire fencing.
Arthur Pitts made trip up in the
Glencoe neighborhood Monday. Peter
Shier accompanied him to look after
his candidacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Corner and
children returned from Iowa Monday,
accompanied by Mr. Corners niece,
Miss Hazel Corner.
Mabel and Edward Tracy were here
from Dale over Sunday visiting their
brother, Don. Miss Mabel was on her
way to Valley City.
Lightning struck the clothes line at
the John Shenkenbcrger home in
South Linton Monday night, splitting
the post. No damage.
D. X. Streetcr, Otto Becker and the
"r.ter autoed to Braddock Monday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Becker's mother and
}, r. rel ..-nel ".;th them.
Martin L:ernlann, who has been
oii,.rg Icr his brother southwest of
49,, - called 70 tle colors with 4
a., e!.a,n re ;,me!:t and has gone.
M. "ad Mrs Fred. Kc!s@h ana Mr.
q 4 Ms. j .Jangula we're Linton pco-
pie who attended the Catholic convcn-
aGa II A;an,!an Sunday and Monday.
8. H%hath and hrs. Jangula and r.
.in;ntzmarn arrived yesterday from
II LAWN, S :, where the former have
Dccn visiting at the Heintzmann home.
More actual disable power per
pnu:;d OF weight in an Oakland Six
than found in any other pleasure car
bu;lt-Adv.
= ". =, Wolvcrton left the first
> &c .ge X for Fc.t Dodge, Iowa, to
meet Mrs. W. who has been visiting
:.a;: t:"cs and getting medical treat
mcnt.
iir and Mrs. 0. e Burgc expect to
cave to,iay for Cannonball to attend
Tie convocation services at that point
by Rev. Bccdc, assisted by Rev.
Gunncll.
Dem, target the baseball .t0urna-
NIL; III Linton Saturday and Sunday,
'Gy LIST and 3D.. l'our strong teams:
licrre:d, Strashurg, Hazelton and Lin
irr.-Adv.
;.::.. week i. mentioning the name
! j. j.. k:t.,c is was m;sspelled. Mr..
=. va; &c IN here with Sam Mark on
.,omc road matters before the board of
county commissioners.
The Omio Camp of Z. F e. C. U. of
A. will hold meeting ut the Jen-
ning's school house on Friday after
noon, July 7th. All members should
be present, as some important bus
mess will be transacted.
Attorney Scott Cameron had
trouble with his Maxwell Monday af-
ternoon coming home from Temvik
and left the car near the VIM. Nc
Culley place. The heavy rain Monday
night soaked it up in good shape.
Mrs. H. H. Witherstine and daugh-
ter, Miss Leila, of Rochester, Mimi,
left Wednesday after a weeks visit
with Mrs. w. H. Johnson and other
relatives. From here they will tour
Yellowstone and Glacier Parks before
their return home
f. M. Burge disposed of a mich
COW recently to Ed. Brown for the tidy
sum of $50. No wonder there is so
much unrest in farmaing circles when
cows bring such prices, instead of
trading them for cheap watches, as
many of the old-timers have had to
do.
George Acheson, one time tonsorial
artist in the Britts barber shop and
back-stop on the Linton ball team,
and now dyed-in-the-wool farmer
from the Dale neighborhood, was call
ing on his many friends in Linton
Tuesday. George says things are
looking good down his way-with the
exception of the corn crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver LaFave were in
Linton Monday night on their way
home to Dale. They were bringing
their little boy home from the Bis
marck hospital where he has been for
a month with broken leg. He is i'm
proving nicely. Charlie Coventry
took them home by auto Tuesday af-
tcrnoon
People from all over the county
have been calling at the Record office
to see the new linotype in operation.
1t is an unusual sight and not often
seen except in the larger towns and
cities. The public is welcome to step
in and see the machine in operation,
which it is certain to be on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons of
each week. ,
M. T. Barger, F. R. schilling, An
dy Kremer, Mrs. Barger and Master
Tom were members of an auto party