Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-03-01
m TOWN (np OUT.
Lent t,e9an YESTERDAY.

Mn. Rocks returned Tuesday fr0n
her eastern trip.
). u. Burckhartsmeyer was up from
Strasburg Monday.
Assessor Van de Klaashorst was W
from Westfeld Monday.
Oscar L. and John n. Laasted were
up from Strasburg Friday.
Mrs. E. A. Grain reached home b!
Tuesdays Milwaukee train.
Robert Petrie is down on his claim
in the Winona neighborhood.
A baby was born last Tuesday u
Mr.. and Mrs. Klein. at Hague.
Measles have invaded the family o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haak, at Hull.
Mrs Aart Van de Vorste, OF West
field. is seriously sick with peritOnitis
Mr. Grain returned Saturday from
an extended visit to the Twin Cities.
Comrade Lovclace and Mr.. Wood
were down from the Danbury country
Monday.
DR.. Farrell left Tuesday ON bust
ness trip To his old home at Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
Ira Burge arrived home Yesterday,
after visit of \ couple OF months at
Clarion, Iowa.
Mr.. Durham, OF the Dacotah Lum.
Ter Company, was In Linton over
night, FRIDAY
John Wilde came down from the
Livona country Monday, returning
home next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Haak, OF Hull,
visited relatives In Linton a day or
two this week.
Messrs. A. c. Burlingame and z. C.
Burlingame we're Brofy visitors in
Linton Saturday.
Andrew Olson, John Dykema and
Aart Van de Vorste were WestBelders
In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose Waidon, formerly OF
WinOna. visited friends in Linton the
fore part Ut the week.
Mr. and Mrs. McVary will leave the
last Of the week for Idaho, where they
will reside permanently.
J. l. Roop, the more or less good.
looking fIazelton grain buyer, was in
Linton over night Friday last.
sam Wright drove down from
HazeltOn, Sunday, bringing Mr.. Hatch
as . passenger Tile latter was en-
route TO his home In Minneapolis.
Miss Marie Spear went down 10
the MAIDEN neighborhood, Saturday.
where she will teach term OF school.
Peter r. and Fred Droog, Fred
Cleveringa and Henry Nieucndorp
we're up from the south country Mon.
day.
The masquerade ball at the opera
house last Thursday night was we'll
attended and was a very successful
affair.
John Ryan, the well-known and
popular Braddock real-estate man.
was visitor la Linton day or two
last week.
Leonard du IIcaumc has large
and attractive sign, advertising his
land business, swinging In front OF his
office In Linton.
The improvements that are being
made by the Bazaar people To their
store building add greatly to the ap-
pcarance OF Broadway.
Two Of the Records force of four
were laid up for repairs at the same
lime, the latter half III last week.
Nobody works but father"
!. u. Palmquist, Of Hague, was IN
Linton Thursday Of last week. I'll G
gentleman is member of the we'll.
drilling firm "f Palmquist s. Cornell
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conkiin, Of Bis.
marck, arrived by Mondays N. r.
train. remaining over night. The
lady Is a daughter OF Judge VIM
chester.
Little Miss Leah Mendelowitz is
sick with scarlet I. yer. The house has
been quarantincd, Mr.. Mendclowilz
boarding down town. The case is a
mild one
viii Fulmer departed Friday for
Lehr, station on tile 500 between
Wisllek and Kuhn. lie has a con.
tract there TO build q church and n
dwelling-housc.
w. q. Carley, the travelling man,
formerly Of Linton. was In town a
couple Of days last week. w. q. is
looking we'll and reports that he is do.
Ing . good business.
Comrade Hayes, the Methodist min
lister, was quite Sick last week. hut
was able To- hold the usual services
Sunday. lie had an attack of In.
Illumination of the lungs.
Building improvements and better.
ments In Linton are beginning early.
but the fact Is that there has been
considerable work Of this character
done IN town all through the winter.
George Fiddler, one of Gianayon's
prominent stockmen and farmers, ar.
rived IN Linton by Milwaukee train.