Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-01-04


ting, Emil Hardt, Phil. Tcmpel, and
several other Temvikites attended the
show at the opera house Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mikalson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wollman, of Hazelton,
were in Linton Tuesday night to at
tend the German play at the opera
house.
The electric light plant didn't fur
nish any juice Tuesday night because
of lack of kerosine. AS result,
the old glims had to be gotten out
again.
Miss Nora Melander, who spent the
holidays with her parents at Brad
dock, arrived in Linton Tuesday night
after couples of days visit at Bis
marck.
Commissioner T. P. Lee, of Brad
dock, came to Linton Friday to visit
for few days with relatives before
>taking up the work of the January
meeting.
John Shenkenberger has purchased
the interests of Peter Shier in the res
taurant formerly conducted by both
and John will be solely in charge in
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heintzmann
have gone to Omaha, Ncb. to make
their home for the present. Mr.. H.
will take a course in engineering
while there.
Miss Thorstad, of the local teaching
staff, was called to her home in Trail
county last week by the sad news of
the death of her father. She left
Friday morning.
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or Commission. Ad-
dress THE HARVEY OIL Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio ADV.
Mrs. Richard Sautter has been en-
joying visit from her sister, Miss
Godfrey, of Ashley, this state, who ar
rived last week and will teach school
six miles east of Strasburg.
John McCrory, one of the stock
holders of the Bank of Hazelton, was
a passenger north Tuesday morning
to attend directors meeting at the
progressive financial institution up the
line.
The train service has become nor
NAL following the snow blockade.
The Milwaukee arrived late Thursday
night and returned at once. The N.
P. made its first trip on schedule Fri
day morning.
Scott Cameron as states attorney
and Thee. Meinhover as sheriff were
other new officials to be sworn in. E..
H. Brandt will take Office April LIST as
auditor, and E. T. Atha May LIST as
treasurer.
Mott Spotlight: The editor of the
Emmons County Record is served with
papers in damage suit asking for
$4,000 damages by members of the po-
itical gang which j second to rotten
ness to the Hettinger county gang
who are still attempting to throttle
both law and government. The EN-
mons county gang are "toters" to
Hanna's kind of politics.
| A correspondent from the south end
of the county writes to ask if it is
worth while to save old waste paper.
Our answer is that is is we'll worth
while if number in community will
do the same so that there will be sui.
ficient quantity to make worth ship.
ping. The Record is saving all waste
paper and will have it baled and ship.
ped. Paper is very scarce article
in the United States, when the amount
used daily is considered.
On the train going north Friday
morning, the writer met Attorney
H. A. Armstrong, of Hazelton, WHIT
was just starting on trip to Ohio
land from there to points south. Mr.
A. states that he expects to get dow,
below the Mason and Dixon line some
where and then get himself an auto
mobile for q tour of the Southland
He expects to be absent from Hazelto,
a couple of months. We also nc
|Clark Brindle, son of one of the pic
neers of the old Williamsport colony
who was headed for Indiana.
81 Roy Scott and Margaret Jonle,
were :wo Linton young people to ven
ture out on the great sea of matri
mony Sunday night. Both are well
known Linton young people. Mr.
Scott has been following his line o
Ipainting and psper-hanging for I
couple Of years and the present Mr.
Scott has been employed NJ the Ston
nsses and at Leuwsyfs Bakery for
inonpie Of years. Her home ia o
6cwdae. s %. immediately follow