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

~ Holiday goods at Miss Smiths.
- Fresh oysters for sale at Ober-
meier's bakery.
a. Have you seen the Christmas
goods at Miss Smiths?
tB- DR.. L. NJ. MacLachlan Especial
ist) eye, ear, nose and Throat, Bis
marck. N. ID.
Mrs. Hasselstrom has been assisting
in the register of deeds office during
the past week.
Henry Wittmayer and family went
to Eureka Saturday for a week s visit
with relatives.
a. For proofs, filings, ETC., apply to
u. A. Weatherby, United States Com.
missioner, Linton.
Ronald Schlangen was quite sick
with an attack of pneumonia, the fore
part of the week, but is recovering.
November was the biggest month
up to date, in financial way, in the
register of deeds office. The receipts
OF fees for the month were 100000.
Fred Noble, who went away about
a month ago to visit relatives and
friends at his old home, Janesville,
Wis, returned to Linton last week.
Linton camp Of Modern Woodmen
will give grand ball and banquet
OH Friday night, the l4th of Deem
Der. See their ad elsewhere in this
issue.
| Born Sunday night, Dec. ,, 1906, to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. %. Irwin, of Linton,
a boy Mother and son doing we'll. 1t
is also Thought that Billy, himself, will
survive.
Jack Carignan come up from Fort
Yates Monday. lie accompanied r..
II. Bush, a son-in-law OF Col Robin.
son. The latter was on his way home
from a visit to Yates. Mr. Carignar
returned home next day.
/ Harold Turner, who had Eeen run
ming the stone hotel for DR.. Hogue
has purchased and taken charge Of the
Coonen restaurant in Linton anC
leased the building. Mr. Turner is Z
frst-class caterer, and will undoubted
ly make q success of his new venture.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give :
sale and supper at the Nj. D. church
next Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th
Supper will be served from Gto9. Sal,
opens at clock. All ladies havin,
donations for the sale will please eav,
the same with Mrs Martin by mex
Tuesday noon
i Six more lines were placed last weel
Ion people who bumped up against tn
brand-new rules and regulations o
Linton-on- Beaver The fines wer
paid in each of the cases. There
something near to a hundred dollar
in the new village treasury, all re
ceived from fines.
Messrs. McMurry and Hyde, VIII
had made Linton their headquarters
as machinery agents for severa
months past, left Monday by n. T
train. Mr.. McMurry will probabl
locate at Sarles, this state, while MI
Hyde will work the northern Soutl
Dakota and southern North Dakot
7 territory. with headquarters at Abel
deem
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Rice, their niece
Miss Eunice Rice, aud Mr.. Alder
Boss, all of the Emmons county sec
ton ii the Pollock neigborhood, wer
i'm I.inton day before yesterday. MI
Rice brought Information of the deaf
Of the wife Of Mr. Will Payne, las
Saturday. Of diphtheria. The funera
took place Sunday. The home Of tn
deceased lady and her husband was j
this county, three or four miles north
west of Pollock. Mrs. Payne Wa
twenty.three years old. and leaves
baby daughter about nine months ole
Emil Joseph kopp and kasper Tel
mes came up from Strasburg Tuesda
by train, returning home next da
with Frank Nolk, who was here wit