Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-10-29
IN TOWN AND OUT.
9Eat 1t Turner'S.
Jas. J. Weber is up from Hague to-

day.
Anton MAIDEN was up from Wiuona
Tuesday.
rNice postal-card album at the
Stone Drug Store.
frMeals aud lunches at all times
At the Linton Bakery.
Be sure to get the right basket
Nov. 6th-Jennings school-house.
~ For Sale-House, in the SOUTH
east part Of Linton. Call at this Of
nce.
Don't forget the date-Friday, Nov.
6th-Jennnings school-house. Basket
social.
MI. Bridell is still running his steam
blowing outfit down in Campbell
county.
r. E. Holm, Carl Larvick and Olaf
Larvlck, Of Larvik, were In Linton
yesterday.
Geo. Bradford, chief clerk Of the
railway mail service, was up from st
Paul Tuesday.
Don't forget George Brooks dancing
party 10 the opera-house tomorrow
friday evening.
George Naramore and Henry Biebel-
heimer came down from the north
country last evening.
The Ladies of the Maccabees give
very successful ball in the opera
house last Friday evening.
Mrs. A. E. Haggard, OF Emmons-
burg, has been visiting Mrs. NJ. Jane
son for the past two weeks.
o6Call at the Ladies' Store and see
the new fall hats, suits, and dress
goods. Hats made to order.
A basket social will be held in the
Jennings school-house Friday evening,
Nov. 9th. Everybody invited.
Miss Jennie Wood left this week for
Colorado. She will visit friends at
Minneapolis and Chicago on her way.
Willie Cell (Mason) injured his knee
Tuesday while playing on the school,
house grounds. Nothing serious. how
ever.
Mrs. Fred Pfaff, Jr, returned home
yesterday from Burleigh county, where
she had been visiting relatives and
friends.
Foundry Andrew Wolfer, Satur-
day last, . bracelet. Has initial &c"
on 1t. Owner will please call at DAT
dnrud's store.
Miss Moran LIE Sueur, Of Olathe,
Kansas, arrived in Linton last Tues
day for short visit with her sister,
Mrs. w. G. Wolverton.
Mrs. James Moore, wife of Asa
Britts' genial tonsorial deputy, will
arrive 10 Linton Monday, from Min
neapolis, to join her husband.
uLost Oct. 10th, on the road
leading north and east from Linton,
> box containing q lady's hat and 9TH
er articles. Finder please leave at
Record Office.
John Schlangen, living at the old
Douglas ranch, beween Winona and
Emmonsburg, has light attack of
smallpox. He was quarantined by DR..
Wolverton last Thursday.
Services Sunday evening at 1880 In
the N. E. church. Subject of sermon:
IA Coward's Question, but an Inn
portant One Let all attend this
service. Sunday-school at the usual
hour.
Mrs. Chas. Adsit and her children,
Olive. Hollace, Walter and Alta, who
were visiting their relatives at Dale
Tor about three weeks, came up Wed
aesdsy morning and took the n. p.
train for their home In Bismarck.
Floyd Freeman brought them here.
J. E. Stanley, expert demonstration
lor the Eastman Kodak Company,
CAV . demonstration on "kodakery'
tuesday afternoon and evening at
the store Of Smith s. Irvine. There
vas . large attendance Of "kodak
Tends, and they were all we'll pleas
90 With the demonstration. 1t Is sell
dom that place the size Of Linton il
favored with demonstration OF this
kind.
Carl Gilbert, Of Dakem, was taken
20 Bismarck hospital Monday morn
ing, to be treated for appendicitis. lie
vas not thought TO be In any immedi-
ate danger. However. word came
tuesday Of his death. The Record
oid not learn the particulars Of his
oeath-whether or not he died from
the effects VI 40 operation. He was q
young man Of good character and well
thought VI by every one who knew
him.
M VIM. Saueressig. Of Drake, n
~, and Miss Jennie Talbot, Of Bro
y, n. D., we're married by the Rev
y. Wood, Tuesday, Oct. q, 1908. a
noon, vt the home Of the brides pa
rents, fifteen miles northwest Of Lin
700. Alfred Saueressig was grooms
man and Miss Anna Talbot brides
msid. The groom conducts genera
merchandise store at Drake, Thu
.tate, where the young couple vii
make way for him.