Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-26
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during the winter.
L. w. Crandell, Of the upper-river
country, was In town Monday en- route
to GrOtOn, S. D., on visit OF few
days.
- F. B. Irvine, having ordered a
larger car, will give some one good
deal' on q Ford runabout. Reason
able terms.
Master Chas Wintersteen, Of Nc
Cluskey, this state, is visiting the fam
lily Of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Fischer, in Linton.
The oyster supper last Friday even
ing at the home Of William Schwab.
who resides eleven or twelve miles
northeast Of Linton, was great sue
cess.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Larvik
will have box-supper and sale in the
Larvik school house on the evening Of
Friday, Dec. 18th. All are cordially
invited.
Charles Thompson came down from
Hazelton last Thursday and left Mon
day for Hettinger, on the Milwaukee
coast-extension, near which town he
has q claim.
n. E. Barsness came up from Vino
Va Saturday. He brought with him
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schlangen, who will remain in Linton
and attend school.
L. %. SeeMan returned from Minne-
apolis Saturday Mrs. Seeman re-
manned in the Flour City, where Mr..
and Mrs. s. intend soon to make their
permanent residence.
Mrs. Sherman, of Omaha, who had
been out ON a visit OF several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e..
Palmer, left last Friday on her return
to the Nebraska metropolis.
Word comes from the vest Missouri
country that Don Stevenson, an old
pioneer Of this county and its first
treasurer, is in very poor health and
his death is looked for atany time.
For Sale--NorthD Dakota Write Dent
corn for seed; carefully selected: price
q per bushel. also have feed corn
for sale. VIM. B. Donohue, 1t former
ssFlick Place. PoStofiice: Linton.
Wednesday evening next, Dec. I'd,
ct the home Of John Drayton, about
seven miles northeast Of Linton, .
chicken-pie supper will be given.
Price 25c. All are invited to attend.
The w. c. T. U. will have = silver
medal contest Friday evening, Dec.
4tl,, at Larvick hall. The best speak
or will be awarded a silver medal.
Temperance selections only. No ad-
mission charged.
j. H. Reamer retained yesterday
from business trip to Aberdeen,
Sioux Falls and several other South
Dakota points. He found consider.
able inquiry down there in regard to
North Dakota lands.
Harry Tallada was on the sick isl
the fore part OF the week, with heart
trouble, but is better now. He will
spend Thanksgiving with his brother
fin-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Cnnnen in the Winona neighbOrhuod
Tuesday, Nov. 9TH, G. Stedman, OF
the Brofy neighborhood. sold on the
Chicago market seventy-two lambs
that averaged seventy pounds each
The lambs sold ct s6.lO per cwt.--tht
highest price of the day for offering'
in that class.
L.. G. Smrcina Don't Imagine thu
vowel after the "m" is left out by mis-
take), formerly with the Hazelton he
publican, will, about the middle 0
December, begin the publication OF
newspaper at Brofy. It will be know
as the Emmons County Echo.
The Misses Anna and Amelia Baker
III the Gayton neighborlood. lei
Monday-the former for Wayne, Neb.
and the latter for Aberdeen, where
Yesterday, she was to be married =
Mr.. VIM. Higginbotham, and, viii
her husband, take up her residence u
that city.
/ Born Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 7
| Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Christensen
| of the Larvik neighborhood, DO
weighing fourteen pounds = not o
guess, but by actual weight OIL tn
scales. All well. Pretty good for
chap who hasn't yet received h'
second papers
|, Master Bernard Weatherby is slight
liz indisposed and confined to IN
| house. This. coupled with the FAC
, that his side partner and FELLOW
investigator, Master Daniel Mcndel'
wi,x, is limited by the deep sn""
the parental domiciie, causes the al
normal quiet which prevails in Mort
Linton.
WIN. Schengberg, late Of Edgele
: has tioxen position in ". F.. Petric
store in Linton. Mr.. 5. is an educate
German who has been in this caun''
- about a year and half, and who N
IA that brief time made good progre
: ia learning English. The newcom
halls from a town about fifty mll
from Aug. Opermeies sold home; 30