Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-12-05
- Xmas goods from 6 up at Miss

Lunch served at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
~ Books, china aud gifts Of all
kinds at Miss Smiths.
Or. Welsh and Postmaster Shepard
were down from Braddock Sunday.
Peter Rasmussen (''scotty'D was up
from the Winona country, Tuesday.
John Otterson and Peter Anderson,
Of Hazelton, we're In town Monday.
They were making trip to Strasbure.
Clifford Sims came up from Aber-
deem, where he is attending the nor
NAL school, and spent Thanksgiving at
home.
And still the beautiful weather con-
tinues. A more satisfactory Novem.
Der than the one just passed is seldom
experienced anywhere.
c. d. Hagge. Of Aberdeen, Is in
charge Of the Linton yard Of the Plie-
nix Lumber Company during the alb
sence Of J. A. Lang at Seattle.
q. A. Broman has finished his new
ice-house. But he can't begin filling
it at once, as the ice is only five or six
inches deep where he intends to cut.
Mrs. Fred Pfaff, Jr., returned Tues.
day from an extended visit with rel
atives in Burleigh county. Fred went
up to Bismarck and returned with her.
Monday the new Milwaukee time.
table went into operation. The train
arrives at 1920 p. m.-when it '.ar-
rives" at that time and departs at
2:3O p. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Geier aud family,
residing several miles northwest OF
Linton, left Monday for Texas. Mr..
and Mrs. Geier are the parents of Mrs.
Andrew Wolfer, Of Linton.
Mrs. Anton SLENDER departed last
Friday for her home at st. Cloud,
Mimi, after q two.weeks' visit with
her son and daughter n-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. SLENDER, in Linton.
Mrs. Weatherby, who has been in
poor health for some time, left Tues.
day for Cakes, where she will receive
treatment at the hospital OF bel
brother-in-law DIR. Maercklein.
Eddie Brooks, out ON the shores Of
Lake Honstain, has just finished an
ice-house. And there'll be plenty Of
stuff with which to I'LL it - aftel
awhile-if we get some winter weather
Eddie Brooks is now kept busy ovel
on the banks of Lake Honstain herd
ing big Toulouse gander, his gander.
ships pair Of wives aud half-dozen
Pekin ducks that were sent to him
from GAINESVILLE, Wis, last week.
O. Xmas Photos ct $500 PEI
dozen. Can you think Of anything
more appropriate? We are adding
new equipment, and are 10 better con-
dition then ever to turn out high-clasl
and satisfactory work, at Smiths
Gallery.
Asa Britts aud P. j. Wittmayer left
for the Twin Cities, Monday. The
Record trusts they may succeed in re-
turning home without becoming the
victims of confidence men. But rubes
who visit the cities must take theil
chances.
Mrs. Z. s. IIagerman and Miss Ret
tie Hagerman, mother and half-sisteI
of the Morford boys, arrived by yes
terday's train from their home al
Mondami in, Iowa, to visit their Hart
ford relatives. Marion was here Il
meet them.
Owing to increased attendance o.
pupils at the Linton schools, TIN
school board has decided to increase
the number of teachers from four t.
five. This will give two grades to eact
teacher. The library-room will b
fitted up as recitatiOn-room.
Sam Wright was down from Hazel
ton Tuesday. He came this far witt
Tommy O'Connor, q boy who met Will
an accident about ten days ago tina
injured him severely The third mem
Der Of the party was Mr.. Yoeman,
travelling man, who went to Aberdeen
with the boy. Several kind-heartet
people at Hazelton contributed none!
with which young O'Connor got Il
Aberdeen, where, we understand, b
has relatives or near friends.
A boy of seventeen or eighteen, VIII
| had been clerking for DR.. Hogue II
the latter's drug store, and whose
name is Phillip Lundell, was about L
resign his position and return t
Minneapolis. AS he has been acting
little suspiciously, his grip-sack wa
oyerhauled and sundry kinds Of goods
such as corn salve, sticking plasters
stink 'em.sweets and so forth wer
taken therefrom. After giving tn
lad pretty good scare, the states at
torney and the doctor thought it hes
to allow the boy to 60 home to his ma
.And it was so ordered
One of the best lyceum companie
on the road will give an entertain
ment at the opera. house next Tuesda
evening, Dec. 10th. The entertainer
are Mrs. Dora E. Eaton, elocuti0nfst
Miss Jeanne E. jerks, violinist, an
Miss f. Floy Schumacher, sopran
soloist. AS this notice is written "