Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-12-06
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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~ Nice, fresh oysters just received
at Obermeier's bakery.
Miss Beulah Sims left Tuesday for
Chicago to visit friends.
6TEverything you can think OF on
Miss Smiths 5 and lOc counters
~ Everybody, I'LL your Hardware
ana Harness wants at Travts & Eli
utt'S
Comrade Coover, the Cherry Grove
tenderfoot, was down from Braddock
Saturday
Willis ilesicire Of Winona and Ben
White al Fort Yates we're in Linton
Saturday.
- Ladies. get Wayerly Washer.
1t lakes the dread from wasll.day
See Travis & Elliott
Mr.. and Ms. r. D. Coonen came
down from Haxelson Thanksgiving
evening TO attend the ball
Attorney Lynn and wife and little
Miss Clonda Lynn spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Bismarck.
The Rev Edgar Jones will conduct
service \, the Episcopal church next
Tuesday evening. Dec llth. Every
BODY come.
There ~as another y. r. wreck in
;sse Bismarck yards last Friday. Sew
eral freight cars were ground into
kindling- wood: but no lives were lost.
wha, kind of galoot is 1t that gets
a kid printer to go out with him on
strike; and then. when he gets sober.
sneaks back, while the kid loses his
job?
Dan Olson was down from the
Tell country, Saturday. on business,
and made the Record once q welcome
call. Mr. Oleson is one of the enter
prising new settlers in the Tell neigh
borhood
Rudolph Mirau has purchased the
hotel at Hague and taken charge
thereof. Mr.. Mirau intends to make
the hotel place at which travellers
can obtain good board and comfort
able rooms.
Simon, six years old, son Of Anton
Homer, living ten miles east OF Lin
ton, is very low with diphtheria. DR..
Wolverten has quarantined the Hor-
ter dwelling.
Miss Celia Emmons, q teacher in
the Eureka public schools. spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Weatherby, former Eureka neighbors
Of Miss Emmons.
Attorney Armstrong returned Tues
day from a professional trip to Bis
marck. The state pardon board re-
fused to pardon VinceDz Kunz, found
guilty OF killing Walter Steele, in this
comfy.
The auction sale of Rudolph Mirau
posters for which are out giving the
date as Dec. Sth, has been postponed
to Saturday. Dec 18th. Sale will be-
gin at 10 o'clock a. m. at Hague.
Don't forget the date: Saturday, Dec.
18th.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Biddecomb and
son Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. John
Harris and children, who came from
England to Emmons county about
nine months ago, left Tuesday by the
Milwaukee train on their return to
the old country.
Two or three weeks ago Mrs. Gus
tav Jorgens, of the Linton neighbor-
hood, ran needle in the palm Of one
OF her hands The needle was ex.
tracied; but she is now being treated
by DIR. W0lverton for serious attack
OF misunderstanding.
That was pretty slick deal by
which Chairman Rocks. OF the demo
cratic county central committee.
failed to put UP anybody on the dem
oeratic ticket against Herholz, in ex-
change for support from Messrs. Her
holz and Macdonald
Editor McElroy and his Young son.
Master Donald. of Braddock, were in
Linton Saturday. The object Of the
visit was the repair of some of Mas.
ter Donald's secondgrowth beefsteak.
annihilators that had gotten out OF
gear. DR.. Smith repaired the achers.
Mr.. Lewis, formerly in charge of the
Da,otah Lumber Company's ward al
Linton. but now in charge of the
Hazelton yard of the same COMPANY.
was In Linton the latter part of last
week and the first part of this week
helping Frank Haas with the annual
invoice.
Word was received yesterday at
Llntonof the sudden death YESTERDAY
in Hazelton Of Floyd. only son If Mr..
y. z. Campbell. one Of the earliest
settlers in the Williamsport country.
Floyd was about fifteen years old. lie
was sick only "A couple of days, with
what is believed to have been tonsili-
Ills. There is much sympathy for the
bereaved family.
Mrs w. H. Winchester, wife OF the
Judge OF this district. has been in
very poor health for long time. She
WEI make trip across the ocean, hop
ing that the trip may cause an i'm