Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-12-20
N TOWN AND OUT.


49,. Naoney is down with the
grip 1000. aa,,s !, Miss
smiths
* Bargains on Miss Smlth's 10 ana
scent tables.
x,ce fresh oysters Just received
>, I1oermeier bakery.
: ,a.rley Baker was down from the
ps@fy country Tuesday.
rr,nl, kuehn and Jake We're were
= from Hague yesterday.
leonard pa Heaume, the land man,
;.',ad Ilazelton this week.
- book or picture from Miss
sui,n : makes a nice present.
ran Ilaggard was over from the
rmmnusburg country Monday.
* Everything you can think of on
az smiths ) and loo counters.
Robert Brown, of Linton, is helping
-, on ,be IIazelton Republican.
swouldlik piece of pretty china
t-om Miss Smiths for her Christmas.
Attorney Lane is suffering from an
...ack of rheumatism in one of his
feet
rit,le Alma Wittmayer, two-and-a-
h,lf wears old, is on the sick list this
week.
pr Smith, the dentist, was in Ha-
,aton Monday and Tuesday OF this
week.
Commissioner INurtz was down from
uazelton Friday on a bridge inspec-
ton trip.
,son was born Thanksgiving Day
IN MIR. and Mrs. John johnson, OF
Emnonsburg.
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. G. J. Williams.
l1llltulI. ~. -.
~ Patent Ipswich Flour-none bet
ter-for sale at the Muenchfeed store,
al saa.35 ahandred.
The firm of Fogle & Skellenger has
inst erected a neat cottage for DR..
and Mrs. SNYDER at Hazelton.
Fred Cleveringa, accompanied 10y
his sons. Arend and Jacob, were up
from the south country yesterday.
Between eighty and ninety mar
rage licenses have been issued by
Judge Rowerdink since the first OF
last January.
L. w. Brophy has sold his store bu-
siness at IIazellon to Ed Larvcl and
VIM Foel!, who reside in the Brofy
neighb,rhoud.
Miss Marion Stewart. of the West
Missouri country. is visiting her broth
er.in-awand sister, MIR. and Mrs. Cllas.
Coventry, in Linton.
The Linton Concert Band Orchestra
will give dancing party New Yeal
evening This is the third annual
ballot that organization.
Frank Cole, a young druggist, ar
rived Saturday from Fort Dodge,
Iowa, and has taken position in
John Flaherty's pharmacy.
Born Thursday, Dec. Ii, 1906, u
MI. and Mrs. Norbert Billingsley. OF
Linton, son. Mother and boy do
lng we'll. And that tall lad-he has
On the grin that won't come Off.
MI. and Mrs. Virgil Parr and Mrs
A. y. Prouty we're up from Pollock
Tuesday and yesterday. Mr.. Parl
came up on business and the ladies
cameto visit relatives and friends.
Sam Galley yesterday moved the
Evans building, recently purchased b,
nm, from the west TO the east side o.
broadway. The building has for some
Time been used as a shoemaker shop.
owing TO the fall of snow, and the
prospect of more, the dance of the
Modern Woodmen at the opera
house Friday evening was not YER.
we'll attended, and the boys los
money
Harry Carlson and Miss Susie Brown
were married by Judge Rowerdink il
Linton, Monday. They reside i'm tin,
nelghborhood of Pollock, and thu
o1lae lsabout as good-looking as the.
make EN-.
The Standard Oil Company reduced
'Ae price of oil half a cent a gallon
vi the first of this month. Thi
makes the fourth time that oil ha
peeh reduced half a cent during tn,
last six months.
Little Miss Genevieve Balch, eleve.
years Old, and who has been living TO
sun, sun Time with her grandparents a
"'noha Mimi, arrived yesterday t,
ulake her home with her parents an
brothers and sisters.
Andrew Tuntland was up from I'll
'Oull country this week. He say
u'a , llle recent Statement in "A Camp
ysl' county paper that his cousin
young Jacob Sleensland, hal just bee
married. was incorrect.
Herman Backhaus will leave tie las
w. .llls week for Minneapolis, accom-
p p by his daughter, Miss Fried
aaeAoalls. The latter has been ailin
~ some time. and Mr.. Backhaus wi
nave he1 rnn.,.l. .l.