Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-12-28

OatS-25c.
Barley-2Sc.
Putalocs-3Oc.
BuLter--l5c. Packing stock.
Cream-2lc.
EggS-20c.
Fred lleycrman was up from the
Weslfield country yesterday.
See the new ads of the Leader, the
Bazar and Ilaggs hardware store.
MesSrs. Paizer and Maucrs were
down from The north country yester-
day.
CB-The Linton Bazaar Elevator will
pay the highest market price 70,
wheat.
Mes>rs. Spauding and Fralcigh were
over from the river country Thursday
Of last week.
DIR. Hogue went to the Hull neigh
borhood Sunday to attend a sick son
OF ID. Plaggemcier.
Mrs. Jacob Lang is spending the hol
ldayS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mewing, in Herreid.
Fred Praif, Jr., of the Bazaar, spent
Christmas with his parents in the
Sand Creek country.
Comrade W. L. Bales was among
the south-cnders who visited the
county seat last week.
Chauncey Eckert was up from
Herreid to spend Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Grain.
The Slope newspapers have only
kind words regarding John White and
Henry Suttle. the Slope pioneers who
recently died in Bismarck.
Fred Clevelinga, accompanied by
Arend Van der Liam, of Nestfele,
were in Linton last Friday.
Mrs. Peter Leonard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson were up from the Clan
avon country last week.
Henry Reamanp, of the Hazelton
ncighb"rhood, was a visitor in Linton
Thursday and Friday of last week
Mrs. ely borne, OF Herreid, came up
to spend Christmas with her brother
in-law and sister, MIR. and Mrs. Grain.
Baldy should "sell quarter" and
use the proceeds in buying IL grammar
and a spelling-bDok for his imjam
editor.
The Misses Ann and Kate Harvey
left by Fridays Milwaukee train for
a visit at their old home. Woonsocket,
S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stoddard went to
Bismarck by Tuesdays N. p. train tr
visit Mrs. Stoddalds S parents at that
place.
Miss Anna Braddock went to Valley
City Tuesday to spend Il part of the
holidays with old friends and school
mates.
Rufus WAGNER came up from his
claim in Winona district last Satur
day to spend Christmas with relatives
in Linton.
Born.-Saturtlay. Dee. %. 1905, to
Mr.. and Mrs Norbert BiIlingsley, Of
Linton, Il daughter. Mother and lit
tie girl doing we'll.
The Rev. fr Schweizer will hold
Catholic services in the old school
house at Linton next Saturday, Dec.
30th, at 10 o'clock a. M.
Mrs. Frances Badcr, of Winona,
who has school in the Strasburg
neiglIborhood, is passing the holidays
with friends in Linton.
Frank Devan, one of the newspaper
men of the vintage OF the early eight
les in Campbell county, spent Christ
mas with friends in Linton.
Ole Iverson, who resides in the Cod
kin neighborhuod. came in Tuesday
from Bradley, S. d., his old home, and
next day went out to his farm.
Miss lnez Sims, who has been teach
ing school in South Dakota, came
home by Fridays Milwaukee train 10
visit her parents during the holidays.
Jay Smith, who is employed by the
Dacotah Lumber Co., went to Hazel
ton Tuesday morning to help With
the work in the company's yards at
that place.
Nearly half "A hundred Lintonites
spent Christmas afternoon at Hon
stain 3 lake, about four miles south
west Of Linton. skating being the
drawing card.
Christmas day was All ideal one,
warm and no wind blowing: many old
timers being Of the opinion that it
was the incest Christmas ever expert
enced by them.
Miss Vivian Sims and her brother,
Clifford, who have been attending
school in Aberdeen, came up by Fri
days Milwaukee train to spend the
holidays at home.
There was dancing party at the
residence Of MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Pet
lis, ouG in the Sand Creek country,
Christmas night. The Linton folks
who went report a good time.
A strange accident occurred to q
little daughter of John Dyk, in the
Holland settlement, one day last
week. She got dried pea in one of
her nostriIs, and It required the doc.