Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-29

treatment and may recover.
l an about to open sp . cream sta
ton in the Cd postoaRee building, snd
will Be ready to take cream O Satur-
day, March 17th.. n. A. Thoeeson.-
Adv.
Coekburn and Lingenfelter are open
ing up the garage just ssath Of the
Sauttsr livery harm and It will be run
under the name Of the Linton Auto
Co-Adv.
Rev. Van Horne has been very sick
the past week from ptomaine poison.
He was in such bad shape that at one
tine 1t was thought he would have to
be taken to Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Batter, Miss o.
i've McManus, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Yea
Iter, Miss Helen Wilson, H. O. Batter
and Mrs. Mikelson were Haxelton peo-
pie here Tuesday night for the show.
]. w. Beukelman, Of the Westfield
country, spent Friday in Linton max
ing final proof before Judge Carley.
These final proofs are a curiosity these
days in Emmons county.
George Rohrich, ST., of Napoleon,
has bought the Carl Meier property in
Linton and will move here to live about
the latter part Of May. Mr.. Meier
will build another house this summer.
n H. B. Kiefer, principal Of the public
schools at Hague, was one Of the out
lof-town people attending the home-tal-
ent play in Linton Friday night Of last
week.
IA etter to the Record from d. r.
Streeter ut Lynn Haven, Fla, states
that he is just getting rid Of a cold
that he contracted last October before
eaving Linton.
640-Acre Homesteads in Montana
IAswsla law just passed. New towns, bus
mess opportunities. Send 25c for nap
lsnd information. Address DE-, u. s.
Commissioner, Outlook, Mont.
Adv
| Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, the former .
nephew Of Mrs. Herman Thoreson,
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
Linton relatives. They were on their
wedding trip and bound for their flu
ture home, Billings, Mont.
Sidney Rodenberg and Ike Dornbush,
Of the Westfield country, are said to be
the. champion walkers of the south end.
It seems they got caught in Linton dur
ing the snow blockade. and hoofed it
to Strasburg ont their way home.
Some Of the Temvik people who at
tended the Birth Of Nation" Tues
day night were as follows: Herman
Brusch, Dave Colquhoun and family,
Chris. Bieber and family, Phil Tenn
pei. Chas. Dewitt, and Miss Mayme
Monahan.
The homo talent given for the benefit
Of the band entertained q full house on
Friday night Of last week. The play
was showing farce all the way. and
all the actors did well. Mrs. C. O.
Smith, as the designing mother in-law
and ,Gerrit Rocks, as the colored ser.
want, were the stars.
The Birth Of a Nation playd to full
house in Linton Tuesday night TIT
picture is good, although the orchestrs
music used in the large towns has con
Itributed much to its success. After
viewing it. one can easily understant
whysit would not bel well to show it t.
mixed black and white audiences. A
number of out-of-town people attend
ed.
4 Last Saturday night at the Electric
Theatre was shown the last installmen
of the Crimson Stain Mystery. Thu
doctor proved to be the Crimson Stall
land the detective the man in the mask
The last picture was rather illogical, q,
the doctor was struck down by tn,
Crimson Stain in the first part of tn
!reel, despite the fact that later boil
rIwere shown as one.
Chris. Becker, vice president Of tn
. German American State Bank, who ha
/ bssn visiting his family in Ashley, re
. turned to Linton Monday night. H
had quite time getting here becaus
: Of engine trouble on the 500, and spen
Z Sunday in Napoleon. He will retur,
: to Ashley again Friday to be presen
lat the Confirmation Of his younges
: daughter next Sunday.
u Napolen Homestead: E. D. Fogle, o
Linton, the efficient clerk of the dis
trict court Of Emmons county, was
business caller in Napoleon the first Q
1.-THE week. While in the county sea