Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16

o'u SoiuietS OF the CIVIL war The
people ot Minneapolis are doing all
III their power To make the visit ofth
thousands of strangers pleasant.
The Linton Band Orchestra gave i
dance at the operahouse last Friday
evening There was Il fair-sizedcrowd
present and all seemed o. enjoy Them
selves.
Lyman Clayton has gone To lIaxc-
ton to assist Editor 'rhurston f,,r a
few days. MIR. r. was alone aud was
having hard time TO keep M, With
his work.
Clint Wagher and q. 4. Herolz were
among those who attended H. r.
lodge meeting ut llazelton Saturday
night. Clint took the first degree OF
initiation.
Irving Parkhurst passed through
Linton last week On his way To Chic
ago for IA short visit lie will return
to Aberdeen and will take up his stud
les 1t the normal next month.
MIR. and Mrs Putnam and MIR and
Mrs. McCrory came over from the
Winona country Monday morning aud
took the afternoon tram for the q A.
Z. encanlpment at Minneapolis
Gerrit Rrummcl an old settler in
the Nesttield county, but NOW OF
Iowa, was In Linton the latter part Of
last week With couple of Iowa men
who We're looking for farm land
Chas. Sodcrlind, who for some time
past has been employed by States
Attorney Armstrong, left yesterday
for Minneapolis Charlie has made
many friends In Linton during his stay
here.
Attorney Lynn made business
trip tn Bismarck last Saturday lie
returned Sunday by way of the Bis
marck- Winona stageline us far as
Hampton. Harry Lynn met him
there.
1t is reported from Bismarck that
while Ed Wescott was going down the
stairs al the Grand Pacific hotel re-
Gently, he Slipped and fell. fracturing
a couple of ribs aud hurting himself
quite badly.
A letter from Aug. Obermescr from
Rochester, Mimi states that Mrs.
Obermeier has undergone the opera
tion but that she is very in. They
will probably not be home fora couple
OF weeks yet
The following Lintonites attended
the X. r. meeting at Hazelton Satur-
day night: F. b. Irvine, A. NJ. Britts,
G. A. Herolz, G. f. Wagner, r. j
Wittmayer, VIM. Jones. r. j. Haas
and Peter Shicr
+. ID. Smith was down from the
Glencoe country Friday night to at
tend the meeting OF the county cent
raj committee. lie left Monday by
way of Driscoll for the c. A. II. en-
campmcnt at Minneapolis.
Young ladies desiring suggestions
as to the latest styles be sure " notice
the gowns worn by the spinsters Aug
oath at their meeting. Bachelors
Hear the report OF Committee for Per
|suading Brethren ut Old Maids Con
vention
Earle Smith, Charlie S0derlind ant
Lyman Clayton visited In the Hazel
ton neighborhood last Sunday, tho
first named To look at some land which
he had purchased six-mlles east q
Hazelton, aud the latter two to enjoy
the ride.
| Died Wednesday night, about II
o'clock, from hooping-cough, Harry
the three -months-old son of MIR. ant
Mrs. o. G. Pettis, Of the Sand Greek
neighbOrhoud The funeral took plac,
Friday, the interment being made IL
Beaver Valley Cemetery.
All the old-timcrs Of the county wi'
come TO Linton from northern Emm
and old neighbor, Luther 4. Couch
who settled in s'thc Billsport country
among the first Mr. Couch /, employ
ed at the Dacotah Lumber Compnn!
yards.
IL Mat Wesley, All expert at work ~
the international Harvester Compan.
met with "A painful accident last Fri
day while setting up "a header AT th'
Ed Lawler place. in Hampton Valley
In some way he slipped and fell on til'
lsickle guards, cutting one OF his knee
severely.
The following ilaxelton people at
tended the dance at the Operd-hOus
here last Friday night: Mr.. and Mrs
r. ID. Coonen, Mr. II O. BatleI
Miss Cora GulacsoD. Misses Anna ant
Jennie Talbot, Mr. William SauressiY
Miss Hattie Hubbard and Mr.. A
Mikalson.
DO not fail TO take notice ~ price
quoted in the A. w. Lucas Company
large four column ad OH first page 0
this issue Thi, j, one Of the bes
firms and one Of the largest depart
ment stores in the Northwest, and
: next TO home stores, should have Tn
patronage OF our town DO not send Z
Minneapolis and st. Paui for villa
+ YOU can get nearer home
y A rather good story is told abou
+ ,.,r forp,or harduav. dealer Juh