Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-02-15

p Clark Carriage Heaters - s.. at
Hagg's Hardware.
Don't forget the masquerade on
the night OF Feb I'd.
Tom McCrory came down from the
Hampton country Tuesday.
/ Comrade Rufus ]. Dean has been
on the sick list for week past.
Miss Edith Gibson, OF Eureka, is
visiting the Clayton family in Linton.
There are a couple OF cases OF
measles in Linton, but they are not
serious.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Martin on Wednesday of
next week.
Miss Sims was unable to assume her
school duties Friday, being sick with
a bad cold.
Mrs. Buckley, who formerly resided
at Winona, died about two weeks ago
at Seim, $. u.
Ben Corbin was down from Bis
marcS Friday inspecting this part of
his wolf.farm.
The Rev. ]. A. T1emery is now pas
tor Of a Presbyterian church at Grand
Forks. So says the Fargo Forum.
Miss Hattie Adams left Monday for
a short stay in Minneapolis, after
which she will reside continually on
her Claim.
6. II. PHELPS. Bismarck, Is agent
for the great Edison Photograph.
When In Bismarck do not tail to come
and hear one.
Charlie Paulson, who is helping to
move the Wcodmen Hall, at Brad
dock, spent Sunday with relatives and
friends at this place.
Mrs. Alexander Carley, mother of
Roy and Charley Carley, is on the sick
list. The old lady will be eighty-one
years old next summer.
Capt. John Edick and wife came up
Friday from Eureka and accompanied
the Linton crowd that went 10y special
train to the Hazelton dance.
Frank Haas came down from Hazel
ton Saturday morning on the special
train. returning in the afternoon, the
regular \. p. train being late.
Gus Brennan made a tripto the VIM
chester country, Saturday, taking
there fine piano that had just ar
rived at Linton for Miss Edna Burge.
A medal has been received at the
Linton State Bank, from the st. Louis
Exposition authorities, for the build
ing stone sent from Linton to the fair.
Messrs. Matthews and klabunde,
Hazelton, came in Friday and went
home by Friday nights special train.
They had been down TO the Twin Cit.
les.
Miss Frances Petrie returned from
her eastern trip Saturday last, after a
visit OF few months with relatives
in Chicago and short stay in Michi.
gan.
| There seems to be no loss of interest
In roller-skating, sofar. In fact, ther e
is renaissance no extra charge for
the word)--of the sport in all parts of
the state.
| John Stiles came up from Winona
Monday, returning home next day.
While here he got 4 skate on-two
skates, in act-rollcrs-down at the
opera house rink.
/. There was right smart cold-as we
used to say in Mizzoory-last Tuesday
night. That is, some people thought
it was cold; but it was nothing but
"tllc ozone in the atmosphere.
| Bismarck Tribune, Feb. 9th: II. A.
Armstrong arrived from the far east
last night. lie has been to New York
and Washington and is glad to get
back to the sunshineof North Dakota.
He left for Linton to-day.
Often we read in the newspapers
that baby girl or boy has been born
TO some one. The word baby is used
probably, to prevent an inference on
the part of the reader that it was
a grown-up man or woman.
A Full Line Of Edison Photograph
Records kept coatlnually on hand.
Send for catalogue. G. n. PHELPS,
Agant, Bismarck.
Miss Marie Spear, sister of Miss
Lura Spear, Of the Record, arrived
Tuesday from Madison, S. D., on a
visit. The young lady is teacher by
profession, and will remain In En-
mons county III she can secure a
school.
The annual X. r. ball given at Ha.
zelton last Friday night by the Hazel
ton lodge, Knights Of Pythias, was a
well.attended affair. About seventy
five numbers were sold. More than
fifty people went from Linton ON the
special train.
Frank Jaszkowiak, now residing at
Bismarck, but who formerly lived in
this county, recently received bronze
medal from the management Of the
St Louis exposition, as prize for his
display of garden truck in The North
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