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


Christmas with friends and rclatives.
Merchant Brophy. of Goakin, was
doing business IN Linton Wednesday
or last week. Mrs. Brophy is still in
Bismarck, sick, and is not getting
along as we'll as could be wished.
Miss CIella Mcdonnell, teacher or
the primary grade in the Linton
public schools, left bv Mondays stage
for Braddock, to spend the holidays
on her claim in hat ncighborhood.
Lineman Cralr, of the Dakota
Central Telephone Co., who has been
In Linton attending to some repair
work made c"Ssary by the recent
moving IF buildings in Linton, has IL
double holiday on Christmas, that day
being the anniversary of his birth.
c. e. Steir, Of the Tell ncipIbor-
hood, was in Linton Saturday last.
MIR. Stcie's daughter, Mis-, Lillian.
who has been staying With the family
or Supt. Coventry and attending
school III Linton this winter returned
home with her father to spend the
holidays.
Mis-, Edith Seney and Miss Nickel
came up from their schools in the
Winona country Friday last, Miss
Nickel to visit with relatives 1T the
llonstain place southwest IF town,
ana Miss Seney to go to Howard, S.
d., for ii visit OF IA few days with rcla-
ives and friends. -
The Linton Bazaar peope.did Il very
nice thing for their employ cs Christ
mas. Sums as high as SO. '&ccoIdng
to length of se' vice. were presented
to them. And il may be taken for
granted that suc|, treatment will not
make the boys any the less anxious
to do good work for their employer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Ycater, of
llazclton, came in by the N. p. train
last evening. Mrs. Ycaler is en- route
to California to visit relatives and
friends. And the lady's many friends
IN all parts of the county wish her
safe journey and Il pleasant visit, for
surely she is entitled TO a good, long
vacation. Mrs. Yeater will 20 west
over the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Smith, of
Rochester, Mimi, parents of Miss
stella and Mes>rs. J. II. and Earle
Smith, of this place, came in by Sat-
urday's Milwaukee passenger to spend
Christmas with their children. Mr..
Smith Is an old Grand Army comrade,
having served in Co. "F," 1>t Wis.
cavalry, aud the writer acknowledges
very pleasant Call from him.
q. B. Pritchard swore out warrant
for the arrest Of Marion Burgc, one
day last week, accusing him of taking
certain house moving limberS. The
case was brought b fore Justice Britts,
but VAS taken on change Of venue to
Justice Irvine. Defendant was dis
charged by the justice. harrington
prosecuted, Armstrong defended.
Married-W Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1905,
at the residence of the brides mother,
In the Dale neiglborhuod, this couu-
ty, bv the Rev. Mr.. GoSsman, Miss
Grace NJ. Seymour and Mr.. Frederick
W, Keen. The Record is not ac-
quainled with the groom, but we wish
to congral ulate him, just the same,
on his success it securing one OF the
best girls in The county us his wife.
May their pathway Though life be
biz tssed with happiness and health.
Mr. and Mis-. Martin and Miss lone
and Master Emerson are spending the
holidays at Rockford, iii. Dale'and
Miss Gladys will also be with them
there, the latter two going from
Evanston, where they are attending
school, to meet the other members Of
the family. After the holidays Mrs.
Martin, who has been in poor health
for some time, will receive medical
attention at Evanston, where the
medical college in connection with the
university has gathered a corps of
medical and surgical practitioners
THAT cannot be excelled in the land.
Mrs. A. G. WAGNER was the pleased
recipient OF gold watch as Il Christ
mas gift, presented by her children.
1t will be remembered that not long
ago Comrade WAGNER was also given Il
gold watch by his children, and the
Record suggested that it was given to
him so that he wouldn't have the ex-
cuSe Of didn't know it was so late"
after returning from trip up town.
1t is also in,imated that there was
suspicion in the minds Of some folks
that on divers and sundry occasions
he had turned the hands back. But
now, with a good lime-keeper in the
hands Of Mrs. WAGNER, her old soldier
husband seems to have been sort o.
cornered in the matter Of excuses of
that kind.
Gems from last weeks batcave
cffervescence: "Ground was broke
Tuesday morning. 'and then leave
them stand for twelve hours;' "You
are welcome as flowers in May" "rhe
hours OF daylight are rather abrevi-
ated now;" Immigrants commiug in
to the country;" ''Some have spoke
about old tomato cans and vacuums;"
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