Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-10-12

goth of September and arrived in st.
Paul four days later, cold but happy.
Steele Ozone: In a relay race at the
high school gymnasium last week
Miss Agnes Ponath and Miss Alberta
Wiley fell, the former fracturing an
elbow on the hard floor.
]. A. Bicwitt received telegram
yesterday that his brother was seri-
ously injured at Flandreau, S. d., and
was not expected to recover. He left
at once for his brothers. bedside.
Gerrit Rocks has gone to Mandan
where he is breaking on the main line
of the N. P. as student brakeman.
He runs from Mandan to Jamestown
and writes that he likes the job quite
we'll.
Rev. Van Horn and wife left Tuesday
by auto for jamestown to attend the
annual conference. He reports that
the conditions of the local charge are
in fine shape, no debts and salary all
paid
NJ. Mahaney and Mrs. Honstan, his
daughter, left Sunday for their Mon
tana home after brief business visit
at this point They were for many
years residents of the South Prairie
neighborhood
Notice: Commencing Friday morn
ing. October 18th, the city ordinances
regarding speeding with automobiles
and driving without lights will be
strictly enforced. Fred Johnston
baugh. City Marshal.-Adv.
E. A. Grain arrived from Minneap-
oils Friday of last week for Il short
business visit at Linton. He will re-
turn to Minneapolis in few days, and
will then come to Linton about Novem-
Der LIST for more extended business
visit.
Holes are being dug this week for
the electrict light poles. The muteri-
ais are here and wiring will commence
soon. 1t is the intention of the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Wentz, to have it in ac-
tive running order before the first of
the year.
E. r. Purintun was down from High
land Tuesday. He has been handling
q, thrashing rig this fall and reports
some excellent yields of fax. The
other crops are nothing extra, al
though the wheat is really the only
poor crop.
Sam Busby was in yesterday and an.
nounced that there would be another
rousing barn dance in his mammoth
barn Saturday night of this week
These events always draw large
crowd from Linton, as well as from the
entire west half of the county.
i Fargo Courier News: Mrs. Mary
Westmiller, seventy-fve, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Herbert C
Hanson, 1910 Seventh street north
. yesterday morning. Death was tn.
result of complications, the lady hnv
, ing been i'll for several years. She il
, survived by five children. The bod,
will be shipped to Washburn, N. D.
today for burial. EDITORS note
The lady is the mother of Miss West
! miller, formerly local teacher.l
II The live stock demonstration meet
ing held here Monday was one of tn
: most interesting meetings held here
The car load of stock from the Nortl
t Dakota Experiment Station was YER.
instructive. The lecturers used thes
cattle with good effect in demonstrat
e ing the good points of the beef an
dairy cattle. Instead Of just talking
e about point they showed on the an
n imal just what they meant. For in
stance, Mr.. Willard, of the Norther
0 Pacific, in describing the dairy COW a
n machine for converting food int
e milk, said that the outward indicatio
p of it was big mouth, big muzzl'
a big middle piece, big chest and
r big bag indicated by means of tn
h three cows just what was meant b
= each of these statements. A larg
q crowd was present