Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-06

Bismarck, accompanied by Miss Viola
Becker came to Linton for the Fourth.
Mr.. S. Is q nephew Of Rev. Seemann
and Miss Becker is sister of Otto
Becker and Mrs. Fred Heinrich.
! Hemstitchiing, cotton work 10c per
yard; silk, 12c; buttonholes. SC each.
Pleating of all kinds. Prompt ser.
vice on mail orders, Clancy Sisters,
Hemstitching Pariws, Aberdeen s.
D.-Adv. jun15-auy5
j Emery Thompson came over from
Burnstad to spend the Fourth with,
his family.
Mr.. Witzleben and family and
Mrs. Jack Carrignan, Of Fort Yates,
drove over from that place Saturday
for few days visit and to spend the
Fourth with the Baunan family. :
Mrs. Snyder, fornar resident of
Hazelton, was a visitor in Linton
Tuesday. She returned from Cali
fornia. last week, making the trip by
car. She reports having fine trip.
Mr.: and Mrs. Gay Ronning, Of
jamestown, were guests at the Chas.
Gillespie home over the ESa1rth. Ne.
R. is an old Lintoni;e, and he pitched
one Of the games of bali for the To-
Gals.
Chief freeman picked couple Of
victims the past week. ED .Bfreuner
paid ten dollats flor speeding; and
! ''Frenrhie" contributed fifteen az
sort of premium on his Fourth Of
July celebration.
Harry Petrie is laid up with dis.
located shoulder, which Ks received.
in thesba1l game Sunday when, he tried
to slide to secohd.. Vincent 'shier- is
also crippled, he drawing u spraz,eddii
ankle in Mondays game.
George Tufford went ID Hague,|
Sunday to catch for that team against.
Eureka. Hague won by a score Of
8 to- 10, the game ending in a row in
the eighth Inning. Hague raEdahh,!!
nne hits; snd Eureka maaie seven.
Two automobiles collidRd couple.E
of miles south Of town. One Of
them.was driven by Mr.. Eauingcr,; Of
StrasBurE, and the othe1-wns a Her
reid car. The machines were h1kdlHrlI
smashed, but: no one was il;ured:
Mr.. and. Mrs. Clark. Of Michigan,
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. H. w..
Allen. from RrAddock Tuesday, tot
spend the Fourth at Seaman Park.
Mr.. Clark; is q brother.f Mrs.. Allan..a1
They expect to make a tour. efs the
Standing Rock reserva4im.
Aviator Larson returned Monday
with another aeroplane from Isabel.
81 D.. He had considerable t1oiahla
coming over with a bum radiator.
Earl Irxine went down there. intend
ing to ride hack in tha plane. How
ever; its poor mechanical condition
caused Mr. Larson To send Bud, back
by train. n
Dr.. Wolverton and son.. WilEama
returned Tuesday ffirom Mautrap Lake
near Park Rapids, Minn., where they
spent two weeks fishing. The Dog
tor reports a good time and wonder
full fishing. Many black bass and
several muskaAbnge were caught and
shipped home to be distriRp*ed among
friends.
Mr.. and Mes AZ. E. Becker, as
eompanied hy Herman Rertheau, left
yesterday in the Becker roadster for
the trip to- California. They are
taking tent along aud will camp at
night. Mr.. Bertheas will return, by
train in. q few weeks. and Mr.: and!
Mrs. Becker will make their hone in
California. g..5 s. .... ii
Tenxik and Dxaa baseball teams
will meet at Seeman Park, Linton,
next Sunday for . game, Of Nose, BAIL
while the Linutaa, team ia. playing
Strasburg at that town. The Rec
ond is told thsk each. team has 9
nickname, one, being known % the.
Wild Cats and the other "a the Pole
Cats. We will not attempt, however,
to indicate N ~ 81 wll "a
80 .s5 =
] MI. and. lfrs.s b. N. Turnar. y
Pine City, MINI, arrived in tintnr
Monday afternoon ter ~
trip by automobile. Mr. ard 3 ms g q
Turner ~ former Kintanitas a1ii Al
!, now In the moving picture game d
the Nlmnesota eli IA faek nr. =.
has one Of the nost up 70 aate pic
j ture houses "a found IN Ninnesot,
3 loutside 81 the larger cities. They ex