Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-01-21
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Eat at Turner's.
K.ofP dance at Linton opsra-house,
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Feb. 18th.
Steve Silk is up from Glanayou
country to-day.
i Fred Gau was down from Logan
precinct yesterday.
*Wanted-Girl to work at Turner
hotel and restaurant.
c. Bertheau visited his family al
Driscoll over Sunday.
Meals aud lunches at all times
at the Linton Bakery.
| l.. A. Weatherby was a business call.
er at Hazelton yesterday.
Jacob Pfaff left yesterday for short
visit with friends at Eureka.
Thomas O'Rrien returned Tuesday
evening from his eastern visit.
Gall on Charles B. Carlcy, county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
*Get your harness repaired by Hen.
ry Wittmayer, the harness maker.
A. w. Sims left for Aberdeen to-day
where he will take In the Masonic do
ings.
John krumm and Joseph Buechler
were up from Hague Tuesday on busi-
ness.
| III you want a good hand made har.
ness, single or double, call ON Henry
| Wittmayer.
*For proofs, filings, ETC., apply to
L. A. Weatherby, United States Com
missioner. Linton.
George Brooks will give another OF
his popular dances at the Linton opera
house on Friday evening, Jan. 22d.
Martin Van Soest, John Van Vugt,
o. j. Husaboe and John Haak we're
up from Hague Monday ON business.
Dr. w. c. Wolverton. returned
Tuesday from Ft. Dodge, Iowa, where
he visited week with relatives and
friends.
Horses for Sale-A few good young
work-horses, Weighing about l4OO lbs.
Also two good work-horse for $50 each.
J. r. Davis, Linton, l.. d.
John Arens and Miss Hazel Perry,
both of Hazelton, we're united In mar
riage by Rev. N. Wood. Wednesday
evening at the NJ. E. parsonage.
James Moore, tonsrial artist 1t
A. NJ. Britts' barber-shop, was at
Bismarck Monday taking examination
before the board OF barber's examiners.
Chas. Dewitt returned from Pollock
yesterday where he attended to the
Office duties Of the Phoenix Lumber
Co., during the absence Of Manager
Gilbert.
Herman Backhaus was in the south
western part OF the county, Monday.
Mr.. b. has a brother residing in the
vicinity Of the new gold-min and
Herman felt interested.
Hans Hanson, prosperous young
farmer, of the Omio neighborhood,
was taken to Bismarck Monday by
DIR. Hogue, where he was operated
on for appendicitis the same day.
Mrs Fred Pfaff and son returned
Monday from Baldwin where they have
been visiting relatives the past four
weeks. Mrs. Anderson, mother Of Mrs.
Pfaff, accompanied them to Linton.
Fred Junge, came down from Brad
dock Tuesday evening, and with his
bother Albert, Of Linton, will leave
this afternoon for LeoIa, S. D., to vis-
it few days with their mother who
resides there.
Services in the NJ. E. church. next
Sunday at 7:3O pm. Song service from
7:30 to 7:45. The subject of the ser.
mon will be Being Made New The
choir will render some fine selections.
All are invited.
IL. j. Fischer, manager of the Dac0-
tab Lumber Company Of Linton, re-
ceived word form his son William At
McCluskey, this state, that he has ac-
cepted position as teacher In the
schools vi that village.
States Attorney Coventry was in the
southwestern part Of the county ON
legal business, Tuesday. Mr.. Coventry
reports all farmers down there wear
ing gold studs, nuggets. etc, found in
the vicinity Of the new gold mine.
The Sutherland Stock Co, which
appeared at the Linton opera-house,
Monday and Tuesday evening, in IA
Runaway Tramp and Ten Nights in
a Barbour, 2 respectively, played be-
fore well-deserved large audience
each night.
The Ladies' Guild win give basket
supper at the opera-house Tuesday
evening, Jan. 26th The baskets,
which will be brought by the Ladies'.
will be sold by auction, and the
sale will cunence at $50 and continue
until all baskets are sold.
| The Lady Maccabees will give a
masquerade ball at the opera house on
Friday. Jan. 10Th. This will undoubt-
edly be one Of the grandest affairs OF
the season, as many fine costumes
have been ordered from abroad fol
this occasion by Linton people.
A l,n a ,.,l
+. friends at her home on church avenue
in honor of Mr.. Atha and Mr. Bert
Irvine. it being the Both and 29tf
bi thiay anniversary, respectively. OF
the Two gentlemen. The evening wa.
spent in ncard> aud social chat. Those
present we're Messrs. and Mesdame,
A. n. Jnnge, W. c. Wolverton, l.. A.
Weatherby. j. A. Lang w. o. Irwin,