Emmons County record. [volume], October 26, 1911, Image 3

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'Mi-
e- A
Si
hi
IN TOWN AND OUT.
^'-ircont was &
Hftrtford
Union Monday.
itfwis was up from
hhorhood
H. Irvine and her daugh
aro isiting in Bismarck.
^!'!}services
in the Meth
-h next Sunday as usual.
,..-:er K. P.
Zunkel. of Tem-
!-u-»ness visitor
in
Linton
M-aloney came up from
Monday, going home the
good
j!U.
Mis
ta."
Ka.
man
ilist
riv
ty .s
'lay
J1
wa*'
.hi^V.
ui,.
i:h
18-inch base-
ncating-stove.
Inquire at
ine's.
•i Snest of Hull took twn
mi potatoes at the Bis
.fwjsition.
.! Shriner will
leave to
extended
visit with rela
.M.r.r.esota.
"Host Flour" sold in the
e'Trideof
North Dako-
Eliorle's.
-ulncr, a prominent business
Aberdeen, came by auto from
last Thursday.
y.jii lie a shadow-social par
ik on the evening of Tues
il t. Hallowe'en.
laumgartner, of Strasburg,
id the state hospital at
,.•! hist Monday.
ms'.ain
madeavisit to Bis-
wt-ek. He
arni:
jp
'lav
Ma'.
uv
expects to start
npuiis, his home,Saturday.
-Mr
R. Rypkema and Mr.
I .Ja ob Van der Laan were
ne Westfield country Mon-
rit -Van Soest was up from the
inti yesterday. He came
,-v S'line cattle from L.
la
M' Mrs. Wesley Baker were
a !art of Monday and Tues
!,rg to some business and
i-i- 'i iYieiuls.
!:, i- Mamie Chamley and
Ai i.i'iili'nnan, of Hartford, were
vi- Linton Thursday of last
W' (.
.t Maurum and Chris. Chris
tut •. nn to have a joint auc
tion a I heir ad will be publish
iH week.
A:, .'I Vugt and P..WGroen of
llnii ,('*•! .l.ihn O. Schaap and his son
Ai ii' i. lierried were an auto party
in -n:-iiday.
.U 1 Mis. August Obermeier
aiv-v:friends in Linton. And
both ha\- plenty of 'em here, where
thfj fonn. ly resided.
Mi tall, clerical-looking
Ki-Msirmait is not a new minister
«n«..uvr.liy the conference. He is
!)i -in, -ans his mustache.
F» Some time ago, and now at
•.•eon) (•ilice A pair of speeta
i'.. r.tr .an have same by calling
and paying for this no-
the
di'*
h'
1 I Livitt what "Golden West"
t.':
If
you don't, this is to in
!ii that it's the only fancy
.brand nf groceries sold in this town.
.i-i l'!'l!.'.
."i u: II. a daughter of M. R.,
Ah v.a- a Logan county pioneer,
11 .l is nenv a
Kintyre business
mai, teaching school in the Van
^t i-ighbi'irhood.
(tiig has sold his farm to
w. lacknian,
.11
'•f 1
and early in No-
.vii! take
1
a trip toCanada to
(i the
country, and may go
.tiivri'jfrKi t(i reside.
\Sf.verton of Linton and Dr.
'ii Hazel ton are expected
morrow' or next day from
i,.'Minn., where they went
c-i the Mayos' Clinics.
.ol—!• arm. It is the northeast
ction 10, Township 133,
six miles north of Linton
ra:n
l.af
1
and a half miles southeast
•i. Chas. DeWitt. Linton.
\Vhalen and his daughter
ie over from Timberclaim
day. George came
on gen
iidples and Annie came to
ti dental work done by The
era'
^-.aatvold, a former proprie
I inton House, was in Lin
i'ie of days this week. He
"r from Mcintosh, S. D.,
two and a half miles of which
has a farm.
t'r John Snyder went to Bis
e'-t Ihursday morning. John
'(l'n!y having a severe siege of
•lis many friends wherever
hope that he may soon
to perfect healtth.
1
'tiald Stevenson, widow of
inly treasurer of Emmons
u'kI one of the earliest pio
this county
.died recently in
She was more than sev
old. For many years this
ri dded over the hospit
,f (he Stevensons, in the
,'1
"'thwestern corner of this
county. The territorial pioneers are'
rapidly passing. Only a few more
years and one of them here and there
is all that will be left.
the
Saturday.
'.-(••
in
Mi
spent Sunday with the
he Dale country.
Mi
.. Cameron
were visit-
,.irok last
midweek.
Mr. Charles Luther Huglin, of Lo
gan county, and Miss Ella Matilda
Oleson, of the Kintvro neighborhood,
Emmons countv, were married bv
the Rev. L. A. Lovelace, at the lat
ter's residence in Linton, at 8 o'clock
p. m. last Thursday evening.
Charley DeWitt killed a big eagle,
Wednesday of last week. It was af
ter one of the DeWitt chickens when
Charley shot it. He sold the bird to
Tom O'Brien, who sent it away to a
taxidermist, to have it mounted.
There were about forty couples
present at the German dance in the
Turner opera-house last Friday
evening. Everybody who attended
reports an enjoyable time. Supper
was served at Turner's restaurat.
Preaching at Temvik next Sunday
evening, Oct. 29th, at 7:80 o'clock
sharp, in the school-house, and at
the Keller school-house at 2 o'clock
p. m. sharp. All are cordially invit
ed to these gospel services.--Rev.
L. A. Lovelace.
Eureka Blade: Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Haggard of Linton went to Roscoe
and near by-points for a short visit
the fore part of the week. Just at
present Ben is busy baling and
shipping hay to points west of the
river, where he reports finding a
good market.
The North Dakota conference of
the Methodist church closed at Grand
Forks Monday evening. The Kev.A.
M. Wiley returned Tuesday evening.
He will remain at Linton for anoth
er year. Dr. S. A. Danford was ap
pointed superintendent of the Bis
marck district.
TheHazelton Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid Society will have a chicken-pie
supper and sale, Nov. fid, of ladies'
gingham aprons, rag rugs, children's
clothes,comfortables, etc. also, two
quilts (one being the "Old Settlers'
Name Quilt," having on it more
than 400 names). Everybody cor
dially invited to be present.
Frank, John, Willie, Lena and
Maggie all need overshoes. But
where can you buy them the cheap
est?— that is the (iuestion. They all
say: "Let us go to Joe Eberle's.
We can buy four pairs for what we
would have to pay for three pairs at
any other store in town and, be
sides, we get some candies thrown
in."
Bismarck Tribune: Friday even
ing, Oct. 20th, at the Presbyterian
manse, in this city, occurred the
wedding of Wilbert Rodgers and
Miss Ethel G. Pomeroy, both of Mc
Kenzie. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. C. W. Harris. Mr.
Rodgers recently purchased the gar
age at Linton, and the young people
will make their home there.
John Cole was fatally injured last
Thursday morning by a horse that
he was riding falling on him. His
skull was crushed. He was taken to
the Bismarck hospital and died there
Friday. Mr. Cole was an early set
tler, and was the son of Mrs Mary
Cole of Braddock. The Record has
been unable to obtain any of the par
ticulars of the sad affair, but under
stands that the accident took place
in the town of Braddock. John was
about 30 years old. He was single
and resided with his mother, ft
Reamer listed it in the nai .e of Mrs.
A. N. ,lunge, who had taken much
interest in getting up the collec
tion. The premium, a twenty-dollar
hat, was won by Mrs. Hageman.
Wesley P.:ikcr (the older oiiei also
took a premium at the ll^marck Kx
position on any kind of llax raised on
any kind of soil. So many premiums
came to lvnmons county that it is
hard work for the newspapers to get
a list "f all of 'em.
Henry Kemmer, a pioneer of I jn
mons ciiunty, died a wee agoSatur-j
day at St. Alexius hospital, in llis
niarck. lie was an old soldier, kind
hearted and upright. I le was a ier
man, was well along in years, am!
very little is know of his life his
tory. Regarding Mr.Kemmer'sdeath
the llismarck Tnluine says The
funeral of lliiuy Kemmer of (llen
coe, who died in this city Saturday,
was held Monday afternoon in this
city. Interment was made in Si.
Mary's cemettry. Mr. kt miner
was a native of lie: many, and has no
a
has a sister ill (lermany. He served
during the civil war as a member of
Company (!, lti'.ith New York Volun
teers. llecame to Dakota Territory
in the pioneer days and resided near
Glencoe for over thirty years, having
taken up a homestead there. I1U
sister in Germany has been notified
of his death.
THE DATE LINE.
Its Zigzag Course From the North Pole
to tlic Contit Polti.
Tli^re are some er.vi-.i:- fe-ilnn
in what is generally known as '•!!.••
date line."
It. is easy to see thai, a I. cwt,
point east of thai A. lit I'e it is jii
midnight of Sal ar-lav it is. S.• ii.i
Sinee il is neeessa rv I lull :e..-ii''ii ('a
p!,: 'I he siipp i.'e.I lo lv: in sone
where men hii'. iigi't•. 11 lelt il
slia'l he oil a I:n one-!: t'f way
roll lid 1 he giolie IT'I'II 1..
Peter Wittmayer, Sr., one of the
very earliest settlers in the North
west, died reccenty at his home in
McPherson county, South Dakota.
The old gentleman was among] American flag the day was changed
those pioneers who iirst made this and the dale lino was shil'ied the
region known to the world as a farm-! west of the Aleutian archipelago
ing section, and the Record will, These are not, the only variation
if the data can be obtained, next from the one hmcln and eight n-t
biographical sketch meridian, hut wiihnMiie.e limits it
is not ]iossihie to notii-e them at ah
week publish a
in memory of deceased. He was
the father of Henry and Peter Witt
just re
home in
where they at
tended their father's funeral.
Louis Schaap, of the Westfield.
country died Saturday,Oct. Mth. lie
had been suffering from consump-
tion for a long time, but only at the
last term of court, a couple of weeks
When Alaska eamc under the
It is, however, inter ing to traee
the ihite line from north south,
mayer of Linton, who have just rc- .,rlin,_r ,|1(. ,in(|, jit f,,1
turned from their parents' home in the 'meridian adopi. until it
McPherson county, where they at- mrlies the Siberian e":et.
appn
Then
passe
then.
it betels' to the
through 1'it-rin
in a soulliwe.-lorly
to take in all the
1.[n(ls Xi
11"'"
thirty-one years old. He leaves a
wife and daughter, the child a girl
five or six years of age.
It was Mrs. W. F. Hageman of.
Linton who took second premium
for the best specimen of point lace
shown at the Bismarck Exposition.!
The ladies of Linton sent a lot of
fancy work to Mr. Reamer for ex-1
hibition purposes in the Hmmon.v
county booth. The work was so gen
erally excellent, however, that Mr.
Reamer thought it worthy of being forn,,
put in competition for premiums.
But, as it would have cost a consid
erate sum to have entered it in the
names of the different ladies, Mr.
An ."I tc *!. ru-»y to »«?.» tn yif
home as it ii to hare a a«r or K^«-n w)»»»»), ih«
wnul« thing her# at our factory. you install a iU't i'.i'.'y
vtieQ plant in an hour'*
We Plant* to fit :h-- tv^-icno-at wdl c-st,
•nd the *m»ll plant® arts'u.st m».lc an.l jj-u ma^n'
t«ed as th* v«ry !arjf*nt i-u'-ti we mako.
A**#rtca* have lieo* -m the mark*-: :. nr:\r!y
t«vent«en years, and art safe, .lorvwoaWo saU:'ao
torjr in #v»ry way.
There i« nothing comp'.auitihl or i-isxlinj: tl -I
Sy«t«m«. and they aw th iromfhiy rrhahV at nil tmu'-v t:\Ko
keen delight ia «aratmg a lit?!* hghrinu plant ••f your .v a. and in
addition you have tVn» aatlsi'aotKn vf knowing that are wot
ting the very U«t light there If. ami the
most economic*
Kach American I.atnp tfivoa cnnd!i»-p.ivor at -. rt of but
one-half cent par h-r.ir one hjn ir.' of Nvrrafu: flu
turva to tulect from.
Drop
a
postal card tninv f,,r ...ir bie nnv illtttra?«-'
just iaauinl. lt'a FKL11.
east r. t!
strait,
diree io!!
Alellt :!l
.,
_,
(m
liun,ir.,]
)o
eightieth meridian
an( i}
ago, he was able to come to Linton! Again it bends eastward throiich
and obtain his final citizenship pa-jo,,, mid.-t of numeiMus eroujis
pers. The funeral services were con-. islands, leaving the Samoan group
ducted by the Rev. Schilstra, pastor on Hie ea.-l and the Tongas on H,e
of the Westfield church, and the re-j west. It sweeps almost to the one
mains were interred in the West- hundred and sixh-kith mondiaii,
field cemetery. Mr. Schaap was
etpialor.-
liitk gradually to the
one hundred and eightieth men-It
an ami follows it to the south pole.
As we all know, when a ves-.-l
crosses the 1'aeilie from ea-t to
west it drops one day from the eal
endar upon passing the.date line.
In loiin:: from we=t to east, il ie
peats one da v.— Iv^-liange.
English Club Manners.
IF is eonirarv to th.e laws of an
inflexible it]i:•
111
of the Athenaeum club in London
to speak to another unii..-s upon
reduction.
'Thereby hangs a (ale. Clue mem
ber of the Athenaeum
1
.-
A E I A N
Gas Machinc Co.
Also Targj, N. l\. an.! rin»
ie—
I (U) La»t tl.irk Mr«t
Al BHR.T IJ \. MINN.
R. FARRELL, Agent, Kintyre, N. D.
id^profuscly.
:on his face
:l Iony, hut
!iic,Vf,| signs
member. He api!oj i:'.i
The sulTerer :!i.'\ved
signs of acute plivSir.i
at the same time he/
of lively moral tie!ijjb't-,.
In? was, he snitl tjvjb
(rot'den on hi- corn.
thank you?-'
''Thank me? \Y1 .!
the oiTonder.
"It is true you ha1.i. trodden on
my fo'M," saiil the Hnil'erer, "but at
.the -a'r.e fi'ite you are the ir.-t man
.in -.vcnty years wh" i.as sptik. ii to
me in thise'ub."
Wincing as
1 ii \v11• had
"Sir, m:iv I
The P.iramourt Cnd.
I he harai icr use!:' ^!o,ci!d to
the individual a paramoa-ut. end
sie :t'v heeaiise tie' •. :ee.. 'if this
ult leiiilclieSS oI
a j,i:.a]'|uoae!i I ii.
iLuif", .iv,!11 go
things else toward :i
life haijpy, h'jth in
tive'v himihh: sense i.
fi't ftleiii from pain
higher meaning of
not what ii. now is
.inv-ler, or of
in any ahun-
:.!i "T
than all
lemian
ti,
ompa ra-
pleasure am!
and in the
rendering life
i!ino.-t 11 \'e
sa'iv. piiei'de ami in.su.' ti ill. ant. but
sin as human bint with highly
developed fa. nit it':'." can care to
have.- John. Slii.nrt Mill, "System
of Logie."
Three Stirs .inJ :i Wallop.
Kighty \e irs ago: fji Kdinhurgh,
Set it h: lid, it was the... ii-tom for a
man to walk ihiongh (|,e poorer
portion of the t• v. every day at
noon, I.filling a l.ir.ve shin hone tif
beef. 11 i- erv was, I'll ree rs aii'l
a wallop lor a bawbee!" (A bawbee
is a h.ilfpenny All the house
wi'. es had their .vegetables slewing
for tlie family -s.o.VMi ami gladly paid
thiir ba\Y iiees I !,e privilege of
tliVI'e s( ifalidsifK v\'a'!o|i the ilnal
v. Iiii'il v\a
id ,-i wa'lt
I II
ite'
1 1- .1risi
s). .wit ii."
iiari
supposi'd-' o: 1
tla or to.'ihe: s'v
1 tine meat
I lo
Loon.
for t'I'lv-two
in (intario.
ll i-i le
r. :i cr-,c- r.
It'loli
thill is, l.sO degrei :e I or we 1
from lii't-enwieh.
I'.ui: t•.ee.*t• .ptires j!-.af he
lim shall not he slraighl. Tiie me
ridiau of ISO decrees Jiasses ihroligh
tin? eastern peniiistila (if Sil.eri
liussiii treats the whoh' »f her po
sessions as being comprised within
the same day. l'efore the Tniled
Slates purchased Alaska the Asian
day was extended even to the
American continent. II. was a day
later at Sitka than al phecs 1 ie
north from that pl.n e.
•i !..!-
yc-a rs a 'liyriV
Canada, hii:1.::
ing hmn.1 Hi
liill gave
-1 ftMiifte for iiuk
W the Teelpe lult
the.Moon in water
at. niirht pour oil'
him overnigli!
row in a piece of
•n von can stick
tone the hion is
11..- water and'
o
a
a fork in Hie gj .:
done."— l-'ur Xi'wi?.
Lawn Tennis.
It lii'ay" be
tfiinis is at lea
old, says the I
having been phi
Queen F.lh'ahef
I'il'.elham, in "I.
Kiirl of I let'! .i!
fl'tiiu Nieol's
KHzabcth,", teil
iter, about
lor'tship's seiii-i
shire mi-n.-in, a
h'-fore her I'i-i
5i.ui..' up 1 'i•
form' of a
:i fi- Knc in
Si|!ii!i'e H.e\"'.
tie ,r ti .itfels, I
with haisil'iali.
iS -r ir to
Ilia: laun
ct aturies
th
,'tndoli 'ii .'tiniele.
t'll in I'.! 1, when
v:as ciner ained at
rnl fpioi ng
'rt./g'rcss- if in let
'is tiiiiX1 ''after Iin
'ink, 'en of hi-
l.lle Hi 11 eourf.
V'V ei t) W, •lid
/epiatiin', out th''
ourt- making
rnnli' I this
'lg s' I O'lt of
"gis'tid. 11
(btT it lil
The Hud'-ci P.y Company.
"-'The ad .vn agi-ur-, Ibl
dissr.n and 'iro- i'i Hie ye:irs
b'-twetjll 1 '..,d, 1
pionei tdp «.i be ir' ring in
t't
lav C'jm]i iny,
rtual monop
ias eoutill'led
far flung line
marks always
of 1 mt,it at ion
\b.\
ioro
oly in 11 fur
since tle 'i and w'
of trad nit: posts
the ti 11 I
in that •f.rozeli'.wvr
His
V' ,'Is
ake.
sroHvJhoi =e
iilis a 'Co
asked 1 he tali .!.»».?
ennmission
n,..v.'e do for
lliei.'i'uit,
eon
'•W. 11, if .on
like io b'ty
dear, f' niv son
for one member
u'as
one day
walking down stairs, lie trod upori
(he toe and the corn of another
my''son u-itnis
lie's loo hi/y
0
—Ex hange.
«"S^ feT- teT- «-s
•r'
at
said
I
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H"ti tut li fifi J'vl flii
-III'J whirii VI i.i l.ir -.SOi'i
JiUslied
their slop* !. 'c '."lei.'oUg ale!
tiie Lake of I' MX and lfiirm-d
fro"! tie leL 1 that a great
b'ldv of wuli :!-, Hue,-on hay, lay
not f:r avav T' 0
1 1
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