Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-09-21

EHmonS county pioneer ana civil war
veteran is looking well and in good
health.
The Eureka Blade says that Jimmy
Claxton, the dusky ball twirler, has
gone to Tacoma, Wash. for the win
ter and that he will return to Eureka
in the spring. Clutch" Dahms is
working nca~ Hcrrcd.
The Mandan Creamery & Produce
Company has an advertisement else
where in this issue. This company is
attempting to get shippers to send
their cream to Mandan instead of to
Minnesota for churning.
Mrs John l.. Mohn was taken seri
ously i'll Monday afternoon and was
at once rushed to one of the Bismarck
hospitals for treatment. Emil Hardt
took her up in his automobile Nah
Ion Mohn accompanied him.
Miss Charlotte Borchart of Still
water, Mimi, who has been visiting at
the Don Tracy home, left last week
for the Hazelton country where she
has commenced Il term of school at
the Orthmcyer school house
p. W. Groen, wife and family were
Hull visitors in Linton Friday of last
week. Miss Title Schaap, sister of
Mrs. Groen, accompanied them on her
way to Alandan where she is en-
ployed as telephone operator
A killing frost hit this neck o. the
woods last Thursday night and pretty
much everything frcczable went by
the boards. However, most of the
corn and flax was safe. Tomatoes
were hard hit and some other garden
truck.
: Miss Nellie johnson, of Bertha,
Mimi, who is visiting at the Don Ira
cy home while waiting for the OPEN
ing of her term of school in the
: school-housc a few miles northeast of
Linton, is on the sck-list this week
with throat trouble.
/ A report was circulated in Linton
that Adam Jangula had Dccn shot
r while hunting near Lennon One of
his sisters telcphoncd Tuesday and,
, while she could find out nothing def
, mite, it seemed likely that the re-
, port was unfoundcd
Mr.. and Mrs. Ervind Gjerdrum, of
. Valley City, were in Linton last week
4 the quests Of Fr. Sailcr. They en-
joyed some excellent hunting while in
Emmons county. Mr.. Gjerdurm is
connected with the First National
;. Bank of Valley City,
] Z, w. Baker left Monday noon for
S his old home in Minnesota where he
viii help his son to get things ready
@ to move to their new home in En-
II mons county. Mr.. Baker and his two
s sons have five quarter sections about
t midway between Linton and BradtIock
There will be an old-timers dance
| ut the opera house on Friday night
n September .22d which is being ar.
" ranged for by number of the earl.
d residents of the county. There viii
# heaps of fun. Everybody invited
). Adv.
It A note to the Record from Edwar,
o Braddock states that the former Lin
ton banker is busily engaged in get
Il ting their newly-purchascd rcsidcnc,
IS in shape for occupancy during tn,
10 coming school year when Master Ed
N Jr., will attend one of the Flour Cit,
schools.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chase, two chill
~ dren and Mrs. Brooks arrived Tues
# day from Mondak, Mont, for visi
T. with Linton relatives They mad
the trip by automobile, and were &C
companied by Capt Honstain, MIR,
IS Brooks father. who had been visitin
ne at Mondak
~ To farmers hauling grain to Can
non. Ball: We will make the folowin
- rates-crossing, round trip. tw
teams, $3.50. Crossing, round tri,
ce three teams, $500. Good landing an
Il service. Ferry Boat Ida one mil
1t south Of Cannon Ball. n. ID. Hous
N, & Brewster. ADV.
''e Fred Kelsch shipped a bunch of CA
tie the first of the week He planne
ed to reach the market at little diffel
al cnt time Of the week than most shi,
IN ments are made, he believing that tt
on vast amount Of stock reaching ii
RS. terminals at one time havea tendenc
he to force the prices down temperate
I'D The Heyerman boys were up fro
Westfield the first of the week. The
report that Johannes Van der Vors
H had a record applc-crop this yeal
III He raised some thirty-fivc bushel!
n AS in other parts of the county, the
I'll is little wheat and that of poor era,
n around Westfeld. Other crops a
d yielding well.
~ The Joe Vetter child that was me
III toned in the Record last week as b
ing i'll from the effects of cut in
III foot from some broken glass, di
MI Monday at the Wolverton hospit
III 1t was first brought to Or. Hog,
al who dressed the cut Later, the f
III became infnrtn1 r. wac fbap 10 [.