Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-08-03

each and all Of US is uncertain. Had
this applicant put the matter Off until
would have been deprived of the money
which viii go far to care for her in her
old age.
Don l.. Tracy will he in Pollock OH
Friday. Saturday and Sunday, August
18th, 18th and 18th to do any and all
kinds of Photographic work ~. Make
your plans to be on hand the first day
Don't all rush in at the last moment
Adv
The elevators formerly belonging to
l., d, Sccman at Strasburg and Tenn
vik have been sold. Mr. Kruger, who
operated the Strasburg place, will
,omc to Linton to run the Sccman Gle
vator here He will reside in the
Schiling residence which Mr. Sccman
recently bought.
Announcement was made in the
Catholic church at Strasburg last Sun
day Of the approaching marriage of
Merrill T. Onstad and Miss Barbara
Bnuman, both o; Strasburg Mr.
Onstad is employed in the First State
Bank at Strasburg, and Miss Baunan
is well known in Linton, having been
employed here for some time
! Linton is rapidly becoming infested
with l. w. VS. although up to the
present time we have heard of but one
or two lawlcss acts. Sunday Peter
! Pustlc was bruised up somewhat by a
| coullc of them in an argument. the
men making their escape before Chief
ilcislcr could nail them. A couple of
calves were stolen from Jake Kramer
aud it is thought the animals went to
furnish veal for the / W. VS.,
joan Hoist is beginning to start
movement of immigrants from South
Dakota to Emmons county. He has
sold the Traver property in Wilson
township to Rev NJ Wcstcrbrook, of
Brockctt, also the Scclcy place in
Highland. Mrs S. Taskala, of Estcl-
line, S. d. is the purchaser. In add
ton to these sales, Mr. Holsti located
Il Mr.. Hakkncn Of Castlcwood, on the
old Davis place near Temvik
/ Fraync Baker, son of Capt. l. P.
Baker, returned last night from visit
to the Baker farm west of town and
reported that wheat would go at the
rate of forty bushels an acre Cutting
was commenced Saturday. The wheat
stalks are three feet high and have
four inch heads No rust to any cx-
tent has been reported in Burleigh
county. The crops will average bet
ter here in comparison with other
years than in most counties in the
establishments Tribune
For the first time scientific aid to
the distribution of labor during tn,
harvest and thrcshing season will be
tried in North Dakota This work vii
be done by the federal department OF
, labor, in cooperation with the state
commissioner Of agriculture and labor
T. l.. Stanley, of Garrison, formcrl!
field manager Of the Garrison Industr
al association, has been appointed fed
. cral labor agent for North Dakota HI
i. arrived in Bismarck Saturday nigh
: and will commence his duties Monday
/. being located for the present, at least
at the state capitol
/, Crop conditions are the center Of at
Q traction just now. The rust is don,
n considerable damage and some crop
o of wheat are completely ruined. 9th
r ers report a reasonable prospect of
crop. Out west of town Sam Bush.
reports a couple hundred acres Of hi
I wheat that is not worth cutting. Mic
l Hcisler's crop northeast of Linton j
I about all gone. People up from tn
| Strasburg country say the wheat
badly damaged down there. John Bro
| kofsky brought in some samples tn
! other day from his farm few mile
| from town that look like No. j, and
| good yield Other crops are fine an
| corn appears to be sure now, after
| backward start Flax is likely to be
l bumper crop.