Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-09

Rev. Malpass has been appointed
government weather man for Linton,
and has an outfit installed for keeping
track of weather conditions. He has
been posting bulletins on the local
weather forecast.
Fun and amusement for young and
old for three days at the Mandan Fair
Sept. 14-15.16. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Putnam, of the
Dale country, were Linton visitors
Monday. Their daughter, Bessie, ac-
companied them and will make her
home with the Coventry family while
attending school here this winter.
The ladies Of town put on their su%-
per Friday evening at the opera house
because Of the rainy weather, instead
of at the park. However, in spite Of
the weather man, they cleared a lit
tie more than $3.50 for the park.
DR.. R. R. Hogue returned fron:
one Of the Bismarck hospitals Satur-
day night, and surprised everyone by
his healthy appearance in view of the
long siege of sickness through which
he has just passed. He is improving
rapidly.
School bells rang for the first time
this fall in Linton Tueday, when the
season opened. Mrs. E. H. Smith Is
teaching the, Sixth grade until reg
ular teacher can be secured. All the
other teachers were here for the OPEN
ing of school.
A letter from the clerk of the Union
school district asks the Record to an
nounce that bids will be received. until
Oct. 4th for repair work to be don.
on School House No. S. Specifications
on file with B. Van Beck, Westfelo,
N. D., Clerk.
New buildings are now under con-
structicn to accommodate the increas-
ed number of exhibits this year at the
Missouri Slope Fair. 1t will be worth
your while to come many miles to
Mandar, September I4-15-16.-Ady.
For Sale-One Universal cooking
range, as good as new. Inquire of
R. eau, Linton, N. D.-Adv.
Rev. Malpass went to-Fargo Tues.
day to attend church convention for
couple of days. He expects to re-
turn this evening.
The report received here last week
that Martin Heisler was seriously in
jured at the Great Lakes training sta
ton in a hydroplane accident appears
to- have been greatly exaggerated.
A telegram from Martin states that ne
is in good health.
Mr.. Leon Shoulder, of Fort Wayne,
Ind, who for the past fortnight has
been visiting at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Mclean, returned to
his home Monday morning of this
week. Mr.. Shoulder at one time lived
in this locality, and noted many
changes in both town and country.
Mrs. Elmer Anderson accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Voorhees,, as far as
Minneapolis last week while the latte,
was returning to her home in Miss
|ouri, after an extended visit here.
Mrs. Anderson returned to Bismarck
Sunday, where Elmer met her with a
car. Albert Shier accompanied Mr..
Anderson to Bismarck.
The Record is in receipt of copy
of the Pine City Pioneer which car
ries a column article announcing the
opening of the new moving-picture
theatre recently built by H. N. Tur-
ner, former Lintonite. Mr.. Turner
has been making huge success of
the picture business in the northern
Minnesota town where he is now To-
Gated. He has expended a small for
tune in one of the most up-to-date
houses to be found outside of the
largest cities. The Record man had
the privilege of seeing this new place
a few weeks ago when the finishing
touches were just being made. Pine
City's gain was Linton's loss when Mr..
Turner left this town for the Minneso-
ia location.
! Besides the educational features at
the Missouri Slope Fair this year
there will be entertainment for every
body. See the Carnival Aviation
stunts and races at Mandan, Sept. Ia.
15-16.-Adv.
The following persons were patients
at the Wolverton hospital during the
past week: j. p. Hem, Strasburp: