Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-10-26

Mrs. +. b. Streeter, secretary. Mrs,
Rarger served nice luncheon at the
conclusion of the meeting.
Mrs. John Mohn is recovering slow
iy in the Bismarck hospital from the
effects of her recent operation. AT
later date it will be necessary for her
to undergo another operation.
The Ladie, Aid of Omio church will
serve a New England Supper and will
give Ghost Social ut the T. J. Dray-
ton home on the night of Friday, No
vembcr B. All are cordially invited
to attend
Lester Briggle went to Bismarck
Mondya to hear the arguments in the
matter of the injunction to prevent
the auditor from illegally placing the
name of H. II. Hanson on the non par
tisan school ballot for the fall election
Il wish to announce that have
bought the Chas. Brown cream sta
ton, one door north of the Thompson
Yards. Cream 80 cents. | buy all
kinds of poultry at highest price ever
on the market. John Shenkenbergcr
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Turner and Mrs
+. b. Strecter and children went to
Bismarck Sunday morning by auto to
visit for day or two with Mr.. S. Miss
Grace Dawson came down from Brad
dock Saturday night by train and ac-
companicd them to the Capital City
Linton friends of Mrs. j. l.. Key
have received word of the birth of an
lS-pound girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Key.
This is the third newcomer in their
family. Mrs Key is well known in
Linton, being the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Patterson.
Attorney Scott Cameron went to
Bismarck Monday to attend the coun-
ty superintendent case. From there
he left for his former home in Pembi-
ma county to close up some business
affairs Of his mother. Master Neil ac-
companied him. They will return Sat
urday night.
Carl Vorlandcr and Miss Jessie
Britts went to Bismarck last Monday
evening to attend the show at the Au.
ditorium. f. B. Streeter, who has
been receiving medical treatment al
Bismarck, returned with them to gel
the paper out before returning 70,
further treatment
Mr. and Mrs. John Holsti were dowr
from Wilson township Tuesday. They
brought Gus Mauna and two sons tt
Linton to take the train to their HON.
at Hecla, S. D. They purchased {
half-section of Emmons county lane
through Mr.. Holsti and will move here
at later date to make their home
Mrs. Holsti has completely recovered
from her serious illness of last sum
mcr.
The Free Press and their friend
Subscriber, got together again las
week after couple of weeks cflor
and had more imbecile offering thar
usual. AS usual, the appearance o
the same was coincident with anothe
days delay in getting the estimabl
contemporary sheet in circulation
However, during the past year, the.
. have succeeded in getting out almos
on time in several instances.
Chief Justice Fisk, Burleigh
Spalding and Alex. Macdonald spen
a day in Linton last week on cam
paign trip, the two former gentleme
being candidates for the suprem
bench. Mr.. Macdonald is a member o
the Non-Partisan League, but is max
ing an active fight to keep the incom
competent non-partisan candidate
from being elected.
Linton people will remember tn
wonderful entertainment provided j
, the first number of the Lyccum cours
t by the artist and cartoonist. Well, 0
Monday, October Both, the secon
number will be given. Miss Victori
: Lynn, entertainer, will be the attrae
n ton. She comes highly recommends.
:, Those holding season tickets will Q
:. course be there and all others ar
: urged not to miss this treat.--Adv.
Word from Braddock is to the etfec
j, that Tuesday afternoon the voter
f there voted to incorporate as villag
= lby vote of 81 to 3, one ballot bein
s |spoiled That is one of the stronges
v votes for Incorporation that we hav
yet heard from in this state. Usual.
There is well-defined opposition
o incorporation, especially with thos
;. who really don't want the laws Ell
forced. Braddock formerly turne
down the proposition. Now, howeve
I they have come to the conclusion ths
II it is needed and needed badly.