Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-12-27
u' Get one Of those Tanning Mills at

~ Ladies, get a Waverly Washer
~ taxes the dread from wash-day.
Sec Travis 4 Elliott.
% The First Bank of Linton. Lin.
Ton, n. D.. has real-estate money IN
loan on good farm lands. three to five
years. w
Little Daniel Mendelowitz was dam
gerously sick with pneumonia the
fore part of the week: but he is now
much better.
stephan and Adam Kraft, sons of
Former County Judge Peter Kraft.
were up from the Strasburg country
Thursday of last week.
The Rev. Edgar Jones will conduct
service in the Episcopal church at
Linton. both morning and evening,
Sunday. Dec SOth. Everybody cor.
daily invited.
% Lost.-An English pointer: le-
male; brown, with white spot on
throat; answering to name of .'Gyp:s
about ten months old: last seen in
Linton afternoon of Thursday, Dec.
2oth. Finder please return to Record
office and receive reward.
The following-named Linton Young
people. who have been abroad attend.
ing school, are spending the holidays
at home: Miss Frances Patterson.
Faribault, Mimi; Miss Lucille Grain,
Minneapolis; Dale Martin. Evans
ton, Ill.,: Franz Aust, Wahpeton, n.
D.; the Misses Clara Clayton and
Frances Petrie. Hairy Lynn, Clifford
Sims, Lyman Clayton. Harry Petrie,
Frank Streeter, Aberdeen, S. ID.
Of the numerous plots of Jimmy
Emmons" corn planted last spring, we
have heard of but two that have pro-
duced ears that got far enough along
to stand chance of reproducing their
kind next year. The two plots re-
ferred to were respectively planted by
Jacob Hauser, of Winona, and John
Wittmayer, of the Linton neighbour
hood. This variety of corn Mexican
June grows very tall, but does not
mature in this latitude.
Christmas was enthusiastically OBJ
served in Linton. On Christmas eve
the usual exercises took place at the
opera-house. There was never before
as large a crowd in attendance. The
opera-houSe was so densely packed
that standing-room, even, wasa minor
quantity. There was a Christmas
tree the center Of interest for the
little folks. The program of exercises
was success from beginning to end;
not one Of the children who took part
forgetting his or her lines or "falling
down i'm any way.
The worthy sisters OF st. AleXius
hospital. Bismarck, have established
a training school for nurses. The
term required of students is two
years ANY young woman Of Emmons
county who wishes to enter tie
trained-nulse profession should either
call on the Sister Superior, at the hos
pital, or write TO her. When the pu.
pill has successfully completed her full
course and passed the final examina-
ton, she will receive diploma. She
is then qualified to take up any branch
of nursing, either for private patrons
or in hospital work.
Arthur Keebler is down from Man
dan this week to- spend Christmas
with his children and visit his old
friends and neighbors. Arthur is
representing the Hanson Cigar Com
pany, of Mandan, and has with him a
fine line of samples Of the product Of
that company. Among the samples
are two leading features One is
known as the Man. and is sold for
ten cents. The other is the NORTH
ern Pacific, and its price is five cents.
Both of these cigars are free smokers
and of good flavor. Arthur is doing
quite bit of business with Linton
cigar-dealers
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pfeitle, OF the
Hotel Dakota. are entertaining num-
Der Of relatives from other parts this
week. They are Mr.. and Mrs. Gott-
lieb Aldinger and four children, OF
the Eureka neighborhood. Mrs. AL
dinger is sister of Mr.. Pfeifle. 1t has
been six years since their last previous
meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Aldinger in
tend to come to this vicinity next
spring to reside, if they can find To-
cation. Edward Pfefle, of WisEek,
brother of MIR. Pfeifle Conrad Petite,
OF VENTURA. brother of Mrs. Pfeitie:
the name of the latter having also
been Pfeifie before her marriage. The
visitors will return home to-day.
Christmas night big crowd of Lin
ton young folks went out on Il "long-
distance" sleigh-ride. When the crowd
had gathered for the start it was found
that the one rig was not nearly cipt-
bic OF holding them all; so another
one was procured. and as merry a par
ty OF young people set out from town
as any two seighs have been known
to contain in these parts. They went
away out to the Sand Creek country
incidentally taking in the dance al
the David Tough residence, and get.
ting back home about midnight The
members Of tile party were: The
Misses Anna Rraddnck. MarperY Ford