Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-01-21
visit the big plant Of Wills when In
Bismarck and easily ascertain their

Bismarck and easily ascertain their
mistake.
Attorney Lynn left Monday for
points in Minnesota and Wisconsin on
legal business.
.For Sale or Exchange-A regis
tered percheron stallion, weight 1909
pounds. Inquire Of j. j. Ryan. Brad
dock, N. D.
Notice AN parties indebted to me
must call and settle at once or ac-
counts will be placed for collection. :
DR.. c. o. Smith.
VIM. Matthews, OF IIazelton, was i'm
Linton Friday last on his way to Aber-
deem, S. D., where he viii. .attend the
annual mid winter reunion ofScottish-
Rite Masons
p. V. Wolf. OF Strasburg, accompan.
led by his three children who wanted
to see the metropolis OF Emmons, was
business caller here Saturday be-
tween trains.
Richard Zeigler left last week for
Wlllmar, Mimi, from which point he
will start 10 canvass the northwest
country in the interest of the Twin
City Nursery Company.
Fred w. llomeyer, who recently
purchased the Eureka Roller Mills,
last week moved his family from
Hague to their new hometown where
they are now nicely located.
Services will be conducted in Eng
lish at the Lutheran church in Linton
on Sunday evening, January Gath, at
7:3O o'clock, by the Rev. John Bunge.
All are cordially invited to attend.
VIM. Surfing, who has been confined
with typhoid fever at the home of his
sister, Mrs. F. b. levine, since last
November, left for Aberdeen Satur-
day to visit relatives. Mr. Surfing
was still somcw what weak but so as to
stand the trip.
Special Sale = we are almost giving
away a number OF things at this spe-
cial closing-out sale at the Ladies',
Store such as pictures, books. a few
dishes, etc. Call before they are pick
ed over. We are also selling ladies,
Ready to-wear garments very cheap
All those Wishing to take out sec
ond' papers at the May term of court
will have to file their application with
the clerk OF the district court by the
first day of February. There is no
chance for obtaining second papers at
the May term unless this is done, as
the United States law allows no op-
tion in this respect.
Monday brought sudden decided
change in the brand OF weather with
which we have been favored lately.
The warm weather was doing what
our citizens have failed to do in many
instances, and that is the clearing of
the sidewalks from snow. This method
is alright but makes II rather disagree
able under foot.
The meeting of the farmers of the
Marie neighborhood recently called
for the purpose OF organizing an inde-
pendant telephone line, and which
meeting was postponed OH account Of
the disagreable weather, will be held
on Saturday, Jan. 23d, at lo'clock p.
M, at the Lowell school-house. All
persons Interested are requested TO at
tend.
Mr.. L A. Weatherby was given q
very pleasant surprise by number Of
friends at his home on north Broad
way, last Saturday evening, in honor
of his 39th birthday, and that few
hours we're merrily spent is without
question. Those present we're Messrs.
and Mesdames Geo. w. Lynn, |. Men
delowitz, Ed Braddock, II. Turner,
S. j. Hagg, j. L. Owens, Miss Lena
Tough and Mrs. G. Il. Moore. The
surprised gentleman was the recipient
OF a fine rocking-chair. Elegant re
freshments we're served.