Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-21
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| Attorney Lane made trip to the
Capital City, Monday.
Frank Chesrown is over from the
trans Missouri country.
Leonard Du Heaume returned Mon
day from business trip to Aberdeen.
Fred and Robert Petrie were up
from the Winona neighborhood yester-
day
Ed. A. Sprecher, recently of Hague.
is the new druggist at Hogue's phar-
macy.
Emanuel Heilmer, a young man
from Eureka, is new clerk at the
Linton Bazaar.
c. For proofs, filings, etc., apply to
L. A Weatherby, United States Com
missioner, Linton
"a The First Bank of Linton, Lin
ton, N. D., has real-estate money to
loan on good farm lands, three to five
years.
~ If you want job printing OF any
kind in both English and German on
the same sheet, or separately in either
language, apply at Record office.
Ed. johnson. Of Radcliffe, Iowa,
brother Of John and Ben Johnson,
left Monday on his return home. after
visit with his father and brothers.
"a Woodmen, attention, There will
bea meeting Of Linton Campat Wood
mems Han, Tuesday evening. Dec. Sd.
Election OF officers. All members are
requested to be present.
James Pollock. one of the old set
tiers whose name is borne by the live
| ly little town across the Twin State
border. was a visitor in Linton
Wednesday, of last weeks
If your system needs athletic aid,
and you are short of dumb-hells
and Indian clubs, pump a pail of wa.
ter at the upper town-well and get
ten minutes of gentle exercise.
The Lincoln Male Quartet appeared
at the Opera House Monday night.
There was a fair-sized crowd i'm attend
ance. The performance was, as one
critic expressed it. "Fair for its
class"
\ The Rev. N. Wood returned Tues
day from Bismarck, where he had
been at the hospital, suffering from
sickness which it was feared would
prove to be typhoid fever Services
will be held at the church next Sun
day as usual.
| Owing to the fact that on account
of the heavy mail it is necessary to
close the postoffice delivery for some
time after the arrival of the Miwau-
kee train, Druggist Flaherty, in order
to accommodate the public. now
keeps stamps for sale.
| Gottlieb Schatz, Of the Sand Creek
country, returned Wednesday of last
week from a trip to Texas. he bought
200 acres Of land near Wichita Falls.
Mr.. Schatz has not made up his mind
for sure. but perhaps may move to the
Lone Star State next fall
An account of the Linton Eureka
basketball game is given in the
school Notes column. AS this is
the first match game of this kind
played in the county with an outside
club, time and space have been given.
to printing the scores in full.
] Services at the NJ. f. church next
Sunday at II a. M. and 80 p. M. Song
service from ,15 to 80 p. m. Sub
/ jects: In the morning, Indifferent
ISM in the evening, The Divinity
OF Christ The pastor is pleased to
be back again. and hopes to be greet
ed with large congregations. -lCom-
municated.
| Christian Olson, father OF Hans O..
Haugse. who lives about four miles
4 north Of town. is up from South Da-
kota on visit to his SON. Mr.. Olson
was member of Company X" Sec
( ond Minnesota Infantry, during the
civil war. Note the difference in sur
names. AS is known to many. in Nor
way the son sometimes takes the name
of the farm on which the family re-
sides.
A very mysterious happening was
that at the Linton Hotel last sunday
morning about half-past seven Q clock.
The building was set on tire 10 two
places in an upper and in lower
j, bedroom. 1t was not occupied al the
time. The bedding was burning ia
: both rooms when the smoke issuing
/ from the building caused the disc "
cry Of the fire by persons on the out
side. No damage was done 70 the
building. except to the oor OF the up
per room. There isnn cause Whatever
to doubt that the building Vas 81 on
tire Intentionally by some one.
;, j. A. Blewett was down from ms
: farm a few miles northeast OF town.
/, yesterday. He had an exciting eXpe-
t rience with the deviitry or lnsanl' Y 81
A a boy, few days ago. a tweiye.Yeaf'
u old son OF John p. Wohl, living 90
133-..55. went to Mr.. Blewett 5 pace
a and asked him to give him dog that
II Mr.. b. owned. The latter tod nm
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