Emmons County record., 1906-12-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

to-day.
B-Toys from &c up, at Miss Smiths.
Mrs. Walter krick is on the sick
list
~ Bargains ON Miss Smiths Is and
25 cent tables.
~ Nice, fresh oysters just received
at Obermeier's bakery.
Or. Snyder was Hazeltonite Wis
itor in Linton Monday.
Arthur McConville was up from the
Dale country yesterday.
+. r. Jund, of Iceland, was a Wis
itor in Linton yesterday.
xyEverything you can think of on
Miss Smiths and 1Oc counters.
Mrs. II. S. Parkin, Of Cannon Ball.
was in Linton one day last week.
MIR. and Mrs. P. O. Peterson are up
from the Pollock country to-day.
Bert Payne was up from the south
couutry the fore part of the week.
Ex.County Commissioner c Fischer, of
Exeter, was in Linton last Friday.
Peter Nieuwsma. of Hull, was in
Linton part of Tuesday and yester
day.
a Everybody, fill your Hardware
and Harness wants at Travis 4 Elli-
otis.
Frank Dawson was down from Ha-
zelton the fore part of the week ON a
visit.
A. w. Sims arrived by Mondays
train from visit with his mother in
Iowa.
U. S. Commissioner Weatherby Wis
tied Bismarck for a day or so last
week.
F. w. Boettcher, OF Aberdeen. was
an arrival by yesterdays Milwaukee
train.
r F. Yegge has sold his half-inter-
est in the Burmeister meat-market to
Paul Muench.
Ben White, the Yates baseball
player, came in by Saturdays n. p.
train, en- route home.
a. Ladies, get Il Waverly Washer
1t takes the dread from waSh-day.
See Travis & Elliott.
George Volk, Anton Zahn, Fred
Hohmeier and Frank Sahli we're up
from Hague Tuesday.
C. II. Gontka, of the Hartford
neighborhood, was visitor in Linton
Thursday of last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. II.
f. Tegge last Friday evening. The
child lived only a few minutes.
The hot water heating plant for At
torney Lynn's office building has ar
rived and will soon be installed.
Mr.. c. T. Egan, of Dubuque, Iowa,
who has land interests in Emmons
county, was in Linton this week.
E. II. Anderson, proprietor of the
Linton pool-room, was over from Ma.
poleon the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. G. j. Williams, wife of Lin
toms school principal, has been sick
for week past, but is better now.
Frank Kuehn, of the Hague State
Bank, accompanied by Jacob Bauer,
also Of Hague, was in town Monday.
The chicken-pie supper given b,
the Ladies' Aid Society last eveninl
in the Methodist church was sue
cess
The Rev. FIR. Schardt Of Hague viii
conduct mass services in Linton Told
school-house next Tuesday morning al
l0o'clock.
DIR. Muench was in Linton one da.
last week to meet one OF his old arm.
comrades, who is now visiting TIN
doctor at Emmonsburg.
Married-W Wednesday evening, Dec
18th, by Justice A. NJ. Britts, Mr.
Samuel Galley and Miss Bessie El
bridge, both of Linton.
Mrs. G. B. Porter, OF Bessaba, AM
her little grandson Claire, are visitin
at the home of Mrs. Paul Muencl
who is daughter of Mrs Porter.
Chris. Vorlander, of Eureka, casll
Ter OF the bank OF that place and pres
ldent Of the Linton State Banl
transacted business here Tuesday.
a. Q. Remele, the young attorne
Who has been with Mr.. Armstrong II
Two three months, passed the stat
examination at Fargo last week fl
admission to the bar.
The Rev. Fr. Schardt, of Hagu
lelt Linton by Tuesday mornings \
:. train, en route TO Fargo, to atten
convention Of the knights Of C'
lutnbus, a Catholic church organic
tion
Immortal Hymns and The
otorv.'-Next Sunday at 7:3O p. N
IN the NJ. f. church, there will be su.
some Of the old hymns, and the past
WIN tell the story oftheir compositio
Everybody welcome.
James Clayton, of Eureka, broth
W a. g. Clayton, Of Linton, was
.oSn day last week visiting his rel
''ves. Mr.. Clayton was chosen at u
.ecsht election to the position OF au(
'or OF MCPHERSON county.
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