Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-12
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- Xmas goods from SC up at Miss
Smiths.
u Lunch served at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
Messrs. Jakob Fischer, Jakob Fest,
Michael Baumgartner and Rafael
Volk were up from Strasburg between
trains, Monday.
Ben Haggard was in town Monday.
He was accompanied by his mother.
who left by N. P. train on visit to
Portland, Oregon.
James Todd made proof in Linton.
Wednesday Of last week, on the " hf
Of " or Of 12-l34-79 and 9 hf Of n Q
or Of ll-l34-79. Clerk Rocks wrote
the proof, and Gus. Dafiinrud and Da.
vtd Sites we're the witnesses.
- Xmas Photos ct $500 per
dozen. Can you think Of anything
more appropriate? We are adding
new equipment, and are in better con-
dttion then ever to turn out high. class
and satisfactory work, at Smiths
Gallery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Van Vugt, OF
Westfield, last week became the happy
parents of baby-boy, their first-born.
All are we'll. Mrs. Van Vugt is the
only child Of Ed. Complain, and hence
Grandpa Ed wears . smile that can't
be secured of with ascrubbing-bru
People up from Hague say that
there was considerable excitement
down there the other day because of
the carrying off Of pair of shoes by a
Ltntonite. 1t is known that the party
took them, because the heels were
seen sticking out of his hip-pocket as
he left town.
No snow yet. People from all parts
Of the county who have been in Lin.
ton this week report that so far this
winter, except on farms where the
grass was closely cropped during the
summer and fall, cattle, horses and
sheep have obtained their entire liv-
ing from the prairie.
John NJ. Olson, one Of the prosper
Gus farmers Of the Tell neighborhood,
accompanied by Miss Ellen Olson and
Arthur Roisum, were in Linton last
Monday. Mr. Roisum is a hrother.in-
Law Of Mr.. Olson. He had been visit
ing his relatives, and was on his way
to his home at Bryant, s. ID.
NJ. E. Kaufman, recently of St. Paul,
brother-in-law Of Billy Irwin, has
rented the building between the Ober-
meier bakery and the Hogue drug
store and will 1t once put in a stock
Of harness, saddles, etc. Harness re-
pairing will also be done. Mr.. Kauf-
man is . practical man In the business,
having spent many years ct the trade.
FRANK Crawford and Miss Edna
Armstrong came down from Hazelton
yesterday. Miss Edna took the Mil
waukee train for belmont, S. D.,
where she will visit friends. Frank
has Just returned from an extended
trip to his old home In Ohio and to
several eastern cities. He says the
weather here is better than most Of
that which he experienced while alb.
sent.
Yesterday in Linton County Judge
Carley united In marriage Mr.. Will
lam G. Fetterley and Miss Ella Naa-
den, both of the Winona neighbour
hood. The bride and groom are we'll
known and agreeable young people,
each being member of respected
family in southern Emmons. Miss
Aida MAIDEN, sister of the bride, and
Mr.. Manley Fetterley, brother of the
groom, attended the young people at
their wedding.
Last Thursday John Jellma, a farmer
residing four miles east of Hull,
hitched up his horse to go town, and,
when short distance had been trav-
eled, the horse became unmanageble
and ran for home. The buggy struck
large water trough, throwing Mr.,
Jellma out. His back and shoulders
we're SO badly hurt that lie had to re.
main In bed several days. He was un.
conscious when picked up. but is pull.
ing through all right.
(Which is why we remark" that, II
the public really knew how much CON
slant labor in proportion to profit per
tains to the publication Of country
newspaper. every delinquent subscri
Der would tearfully petition for the
first chance to pay the printer. Which
sad reflection is caused by the fact
that all we've received on back sub
scription this week is two photo
graphs, q lock Of hair, 30 cents, and
Shanghai rooster too tough for oui
style of teeth.
Master Willie Jellma was up from
Hull yesterday. Willie is a bright
boy, and has recently developed into
successful book agent. He is selling
q book that the editor Of the RECORD
procured some time ago and has fount
very interesting. Its title is THE
STANDARD Book Of knowledge. II
J describes In plain andsimple language
accompanied by illustrations, the nu
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