Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-12-14
~Waist patterns. Miss Smiths i.

AAtAMOiloOQIk MOIludy.
Elmer Fogle has gone to Minnesota
to be absent several weeks.
Hans Hanson Was Logan district
visitor In Linton last Thursday.
The wife Of States Attorney Far
rlngton is ON the sick list this week.
e35 and 1Oc toys at Miss Smiths.
Frank Moorhouse Was down from
Bismarck this week ON business
trip.
Mrs. Clark, of Logan district, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Kelly.
Buy your Christmas gifts of The
ladies' at the sale this (rhursday)
afternoon and evening.
The Misses Matilda and Julia knut-
son have returned from their visit
With relatives at Hubbard, Iowa.
~Just Received-A Carload of
HLcking Lump Coal at lhe Phoenix
Lumber Co. yards, Llntou, N. ID.
w. NJ. Matthews has purchased
from w. L. Yeater tile stock uf goods
III the latter'S general store at Hazel
ton.
"They say" that those "quarters"
Baldy SOUR blows about selling nova
days are venision quarters. Ask
young Fritz.
More than 5000 cars Of stuck went
throuKht Roscoe this SEASON, arriving
over the Milwaukees Linton aud
EyartS branches.
Prof. Smith, just before the forms
were made up, VAS in the ollicr hand
Ing out the cigars u,, tic Coming of
his first little graldd daughter.
loo-piete dinner SET, $3.50, Miss
Theodore, the thirteen year-old son
of Karl WinLelberg, in the southern
part OF the county, Is reporCed To be
dangerously ailins with innammaLory
rheumatism.
~Dulls, 3 inches to feet long, at
Miss SmiLus.
The younger set of young people are
enjoying themselves greatly on skates
nowadays. Hunslaim's Lake is the
popular slidIns-placc. A party of
htLeen went out there from town
Thursday Of last week.
II Every. hing you can think of ON
MISS oiulLu's 8, ~, 10 auu 25 c:nt
cuuuterS.
$. E. Ryder, formerly Of this county,
writes under date of "Mi.foru, ILL.,,
Dec. 5lh," as follows: "My wife and
| are we'll and are doing we'll. Crops
are good here this Year. Best wishes
to You and all my other old friends in
Emmuns county"
Doc Smith is not or zepl,yr1ike
build, aud has hereJof ,tr be IA quite
dignihed and deliberate N his move
ments. But yesterday he seemed to
be exceedingly c4lesly Walking with
his head thrown bacx--in fact, regu-
lar military sIrut-all caused by that
first aud only daughter.
Martin Appert was down from the
Hazelton country Monday. lie says
there have been no arrivals at his
place since last report. The Record
desires, in this connection, to amend
Its figures as recently published A
recount by Martin shows that there
are twelve young folks at the Appert
ranch instead Of eleven, as recently
reported In the Record.
G. NJ. Patzer was down from the
north country the latter part of last
week. The N. P. dumped him here
abnut 3 a. n., and, as the hotels were
full, he retired to hay-mow couch at
Billy Carmichael's burn. By the way,
were it not for that same burn, many
a weary traveller would in tn. past two
or three years have been compelled to
slumber on the soft side Of PLANK.
And still they come. A by was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shepard,
near Hazelton, Tuesday morning; Il
boy tn Nj. and, Mrs. Ch,s. Baker, up
near Godkin, Wednesday morning,
and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Hastings,
In the Hazelton neighborhood, We'd
nesday morning. All are doing nicely,
and the stork is still flying in the
neighborhood looking for other places
to alight.
J.. E. Squirting, of Jamestown,
trave ling freight agent for The N.
p, was in Linton day or two this
week and made the Record sanctum
awelcome call. Mr.. Squirting would
also like to see a better train service
established between Bismarck and
Linton. Both are competing points,
and it IS seen by Mr.. S. as we'll as by
everybody else that Linton and Bis
marck shippers will not long con-
tinue to ship by road that isn't dis
posed to give them square deal in
the matter of service.
Pollock Progress, Dec. 9Th: Gar
field Morris departed Wednesday
morning for short visit with his
parents, who are members of the
Dowieite colony at Zion City, III.
Garfield, however, does not intend to
remain there permanently. :. The 500
train pulled into Pollock Sunday night