Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-05
IN TOWN AND OUT.


is 33s.
Eighty EIGHT women's ballots were
cast at Linton.
r1-Nice postal-card album at the
Stone Drug Store.
nMeals aud lunches at all times
II the Linton Bakery.
VIC. Hardy is sick at the Linton
House With pneumonia.
n For Sale-House, in the south
east part of Linton. Call at this of
fee.
Dr. Wolverton has been appointed
heal surgeon OF the Milwaukee Rail-
way.
Peter Levin and Oscar Franzen were
down from the Kintyre country We'd
nesday.
A few over 1900 male votes were
cast in Emmons county at the recent
election.
David Colquhoun, Of Larvik, left
Friday for Minneapolis, called there
by the death Of his father.
erCall at the Ladies' Store and see
the new fall hats, suits, and dress
goods. Hats made to order.
0The First Bank Of Linton, Lin
ton. N. D.. has real-estate money to
loan on good farm lands, three to five
yean.
Foundry Andrew Wolfer, Satur-
day last, a bracelet. Has initial &c"
on it. Owner will please Call at DAT
6nrud's store.
George Peterson, r. q. Peterson and
Dick Wilkinson we're up from the
Winona country this week on final
proof business.
For Sale.-A team Of black ponies Ia
tine driving team); new driving har-
ness and buggy. Inquire OF Mrs. John
Public, two miles west OF Brofy.
Alexander Bosch, Stephen Goldade,
Michael Goldade and Frank Meier, all
Of this neighborhood, left Thursday
for the vest Missouri country to look
up land for homesteads.
There will be dedication services at
the Evangelical Lutheran church i'm
Linton on Nov. 8, 1908. German
service at lOa. m. and Up. IN. English
service at : p. m. All are invited.
Chris Wittmayer had an operation
for appendicitis performed at Bismarck
last Saturday. His brother Peter was
up there that day and his brother John
returned from there to-day. Chris. is
getting along nicely.
On Tuesday evening. Nov. 20, atWm.
Schwab's residence, at Marie, an
oyster supper and photograph concert
will be given. Supper will be served
from ] p. M. until all are served. Sup
per . cents. All are invited.
MI. and Mrs. Ira Perkins, of Groton,
s. D., who have been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Schwab,
10 the Marie neighborhood, left Mon
day by the Milwaukee for their home
Mr. Perkins is son of Mrs. Schwab.
Lou Maloney arrived home Monday
from visit to his brother at the sani-
tarium ct Walker, Mimi. He also
visited his father ct Spring Valley,
Ainn, and Other. relatives in st. Paul.
dis brother at Walker is sick with
consumption.
The writer has heard OF red -hot
stoves being stolen. But a case hap
penedlast night that was just about as
NV. Frank Scott was up from Dale
With a single horse. Some one during
une night stole the shafts from his
buggy, aud Frank had to procure
another pair to drive home with.
The four Larvick brothers, of the
Larvik neighborhood, were suddenly
called to Mankato, Mimi, by the death
u their mother. Ed, Olaf and Karl
,elt saturday, taking a hand-car from
Lafvlk to Mckenzie and there taking
.ne n p, while Oscar and wife left
linton Monday by the Milwaukee.
Service in NJ. E. church next Sun
10y evening at 7:3O. Subject Of sermon
= Selfish Understandings Coco
aus'ng will be one OF the character
WIGS OF the service. There was a gooc
abundance last Sunday at all point.
vnere service was held in these parts
1et everybody attend next Sunday
service.
lae Record neglected to state last
eek That Mrs. Evans had returned
Nun visit with friends in Bismarck
as. Evans was pleased to be adj
report asuccessful operation for ap
E ysnolcltis upon her young friend
A'ss Katie Walden, daughter OF Mr.
s'u Mrs. John WALTON, early settler
mona, this c unity.
.he vote on whether or not stocl
- 80 run At large during the month.
lecember. January, FEBRUARY AM
- .s.ch was as follows: For doing ava
.sn the present law, 50 far as En-
;o s''s county Is concerned, $50; against
49,, ia majority Of l23 in favor OF set
ak aside the present law. That Il
m m the time the canvassing boar
s-not more than fifteen day