Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-10-05

daughter, of Sioux county, Iowa. The
Iowa people have been visiting their
Westfield relatives for fortnight.
Anton Grunefelder and daughters,
of northwestern Emmons, were in
Linton Monday night to attend the
Burke speech. Mr.. Grunefelder is the
democratic county chairman and is one
of the mo-. prominent of the clan in
the county.
Marriage licenses were issued as
follows during the past week by Judge
Carley: John Schreiner and Otellia
Hoifart, of Strasburg; John LANCE
Tiers and May Stout, of Pollock; Will
liam McCulley, of Linton, and Lycia
Schatz, of Temvik.
Messrs. Joe and Jake Baumann were
Strasburg people in Linton Tuesday of
this week. Their mother is arranging
for an auction sale in the near future
and then she and the children will
move to Strasburg where the children
can attend school.
Mike Mahancy and daughter, Mrs.
A. j. Honstain, arrived in Linton Tues
day on business visit. They were
pioneers of Emmons county and for.
n:crly made their home in the South
Prairie country. They are now liv-
ing at Westmore, Mont.
The Record understands that Gustab
Froh, who has been operating cream
station north of the Bazaar store, was
dealing in little wet goods on the
side and that he has disappeared as
the result of activity on the part of
certain Linton residents.
The county commissioners ADJOURN
ed yesterday noon. An election on IN
cooperation was ordered for October
oath in the proposed village of Brad
dock. The Emn,ons County Record
was designated as the newspaper in
which to publish the delinquent tax
list.
Mrs. Margaret Scott, former EN-
mons county lady who moved to north
ern Missouri year ago, has returned
and will make her future home in Lin
ton. She has been visiting at the Geo
Acheson home in southern Emmons
for few weeks adm arrived in Linton
Monday.
E. w. Baker returned Saturday from
his former home in Minnesota where
he had gone to assist his son, Myron
in moving to their new Emmons coun.
ty home. Myron arrived Monday with
a car Of farm implements and stock
Mrs. Myron Baker will arrive in about
two weeks.
The first number of the Lyccun
course was given at the opera house
Tuesday night before large audience
Ash Davis, prominent cartoonist, wa:
the attraction and he proved to be al
excellent entertainer The first mum
Der augurs we'll for the success of tn,
seasons venture.
Linton friends of the Maxwell ia
mily have received the announcement
81 the marriage of their daughter
Mildred to Mr.. James Tribe, a
Sleepy Hollow Farm, Jenner, Alberta
The Maxwell family resided for man!
years in the Dakem country. Tn
wedding took place today.
A Hupmobile touring car was in Lin
ton yesterday forenoon on its way t.
Bismarck from Pierre. 1t was max
ing tour of all the capitals Of tn
nations for advertising purposes. 81
thousand miles had been covered whe
they reached Linton. Painted on tn
body was the legend, Zone flag, on
nation"
The editor of the Record has bee
stepping sideways this week with
rush of work-and an liberated tootl
The latter has full right of way owe
all other matters, and if any local
have been overlooked, the tooth
mostly to blame. That, and the mai
ural modesty of those who ought t
put the newspaper man wise whe
there is something going on.
John Holsti was in Linton Mon1a:
accompanied by Henry Ojala, of Cas-
tlewood, S. D., and E. P. Huetari, G
Hayti, S. D., who mad been arrangln
n for the purchase of Emmons count
0 land upon which to make their futur
homes. Mr.. Holsti sold property
d both. Mr.Oiala went home Monday
1 sell his personal property and to al
). range to move here, while the othe
:, gentleman stayed day longer.
HOW THE ASSISTANT STATE
: ATTORNEY MADE GOOD, but
, only took two weeks for his downfall
/ IF you do not know how to lie, Chez
and steal, turn your attention to pc
/ itirs and 1aarp III G Chaw I"