Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-11-16

County Superintendent Of Schools
Lester Brigglc and several of the local
teachers have been in Fargo for sew
cral days attending the state meeting
of teachers at that point.
/ Miss Maggie Martcl, of the Biz
marck hospital staff. spent last night
with friends in Linton while on her
way to Pollock where she will be en-
plcycd in her capacity as nurse.
Einar Grotting, the hustiing Thomp-
son Yards man from Temvik, spent
Saturday al the county seat. Einar
was formerly employed in the local
yara Of the same company here.
Earle Smith, local abstractor, has
purchased the abstract books formerly
owned by the German American State
Sank and is now the only one in that
| Inc OF business at ihc county seat.
The Record understands that char
| ter has been granted for new bank at
kintyrc. 1t is stated that Napoleon
paor.e ard parties in the ncighbcrhood
of Kintyrc will own the new i1stitu-
ton.
/ The taxiist is being published IN the
Record this week and is much shorter
than usual. This goes to show that
the taxpayers of the county are in let
Ger shape financially this year than
usual.
George Acheson, former tonsorial
artist and well-to-do farmer of the
Dale country, spent Sunday with rela-
t,vcs and friends in Linton The ia
mily accompanied him in their new
Jitncy.
Grace Dawson was down from Brad
dock over Sunday. She returned to
Linton with Mr. and Mrs. +. B. Stree
ter and the children, who made the
trip to Braddock by auto Saturday of
last week.
The material for the White Way ar
rived Tuesday and it is expected the
outfit will be ready to start up rs soon
us the same is completed LiEtonites
are hoping to have electric lights by
christmas.
If you can't get back to the old home
for the best of all days. Thanksgiving.
a new photograph will come nearest TO
taking your placc-wilI hiring cheer to
housekeeping hearts. Smiths Photo
Sludio.-Adv.
! have purchased the tools and ma
:eriai formerly owned by Jack Mitchell
and have opened harness shop in the
building just south of the barber shop.
Repairing and oiling specialty.-A.
{. Secley.--Ad,.
/, ] have purchased the tools and ma
ierial formerly owned by Jack Mitchell
and have opened a harness shop in the
building Just south Of the barber shop.
! Itepairing and oiling { speciaIty.-A.
{. Seeley.-Adv.
Word from Minneapolis is to the Of
ieet that Miss Luclla Wood, who Wis
tied several times at Linton and is
wcll-known here, was married recent
ly to a Mr.. Willis Robinson, a drug
gis., in the Mill City,
Word from Aberdeen is to che eff act
that Chris. Vorlandcr, the wcll-known
banker Of that place, was injured when
his car tnrned over day before yester-
day. He suffered couple Of fractured
ribs and other injuries.
Mrs. @. Wingerter, who lived some
sixteen miles southwest of Linton and
who died last week, was buried in Lin
ton TUESDAY afternoon The lazy die,!
from complications following injuries
received some weeks ago.
A shower was given at the Jangula
home Tuesday night for Miss Lizzie
Jangula who is to be married next
week. a large number of her young
friends were present and many useful
gifts were received by the bride to-be.
FOR SALE-Standard bred, hay
pacing mare, five years old; weight
about 1850 lbs. Guaranteed sound
and gentle. One four-yea odd mich
COW. fresh sometime this winter. Write
or see John II. Bl0re. Linton, N. D.
ADV.
John Brokofsky, of the First Nation
al Bank force, went to iceland last
week TO spend Sunday with his wife
who is visiting home folks while re-
cooperating from injuries sustained
some time ago when she Fell down
stairs.
Fred. Petrie, brother Of w. E. Petrie,
left yesterday noon for his home in
California after being here some ten
weeks. Mr.. W. E. Petrlc's condition
seems to nave changed but little in
that time and his brother found it nee
cssary to get back to his business du-
ties.
We understand that Carl Meier has
sold mis- electric light plant and garage
at Strasburg to Mr.. Hobart. Carl
is still in serious condition PHYSICALLY,
having only partially recovered from
his attack Of appendicitis couple of
years ago The doctors give him no
hope.
Theo. Meinhover, who made, such a
rec II run for sheriff in the recent
election, was calling on mis- Linton
friends Tuesday and playing the