Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-01-07
nesday THURSDAY and Friday 4 last

week.
Walter krick left Tuesday !or The
Twin Cities on business
Judd Meyer was down from the
Hazelton neighborhood Tuesday
j. n. Peterson left Tuesday VIA the
C., NJ. \ ST. Paul far Montana, where
he may decide to locate
Miss Hlda Fischer left Monday for
Scotland, $. D., where she will visit
for some time with relatives
Ben. johnson was q north bound
passenger on the n T. Monday, en-
route 10 points in Montana and Cana
dian provinces.
The county commissioners are in
session this week Present are. Nolk.
Sherwood, Fischer and Casey: Nut,x
being absent ON account Of sickness
A masquerade ball will be given TO.
morrow FRIDAY evening al tile Foell
hall in Brofy II the weather per
mits a number of l.intonites viii at
tend.
DR. Wolvetton reports the arrival of
pound daughter al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ID. Colquhoun
near Larvik, ON Dec Slst Mother and
child doing we'll.
The Misses Frances Patterson and
Lucille Grain left by last Monday $
Milwaukee train for st. Mary's, Fari-
bault. and Stanley Hall, Minneapolis.
respectively. where they are attending
school.
*The Linton State Bank has real
estate money to loan on good farm
land, improved, tive years, annual IN
terest. with privilege of paying SlVo,
or any multiple thereof, ON amy
interest paying date.
William Fischer, SON flI j Fischer
manager Of the Dacotah Lumber Cos.
yards at Linton. left last Saturday
morning for Oakes, To make il short
stay with friends. From there he ex.
poets TO 90 to Nebraska to enter the
university.
Clara Olson, the thirteen year-old
daughter of Andrew Olson. living
southeast Of Westtield, just north uiI
the state line, died OF diphlheria, last
Thursday. Several other children in
the same family are suffering from the
dreadful disease
A. l. Cell came down from Hazel
ton Monday, having business before
the board OF county commissioners,
He informs the Record that Mrs Cell, i,
who has been confined 10y sickness to
her home for the past four weeks, is
much improved
Services in the NJ Z. church next
Sunday At 80 y. M The subject OF
the sermon will bc dead But Alive.
or The Hidden Lite. solo, by Mas
ter Cromwell Owens, and an anthum,
by the choir, will he twooi the features
OF the evening services.
Col. W. r. Tuttle will be seated
without any question, as representa-
tive from the twenty sixth district.
Governor Burke to-day signed the GER
titicate issued yesterday at special
meeting of the state canvassing board.
Tuesdays Fargo Forum.
There are many cases OF Diphtlletia
reported In the neighborhopd of Her
reid end Pollock, s. d.. and south Of
Westfied and Hull. All have been
quarantined. DR. Wolverton, the
county health officer, visited iheatilici-
ed ncighbolhood last Friday.
Mrs. f. B. Irvine has been added to
the list of teachers i'm our public
schools and is laboring with the sixth
and seventh-grade pupils The in
crease in the list Of teachers was nee
ceSsitated through the enrolment oi
many new scholers Az the opening OF
school after the holiday vacation.
Fay Marcllant left last Monday for
IIiuinb ut, Iowa, where hc viii again
take up his studies at the school there
after spending the holidays With his
parents at Linton. Miss Mamie Mar
chant, of Humboldt, who has been Wis
liting her Luton relatives for soins
time, accompanied Fay to her home
town.
w. c. Gilbert. manager of the
| Phoenix Lumba. Company 5 yard at
1 Pollock, droy.. up from that town
| Tuesday 10 visit several weeks with
hi, family near Dakctn. Ctlis. De
1 Witt, assistant in the company S yard
| at Linton, drove u Pollock MOI das
and will take Mr. Gilberts place dur
| the latter's absence.
The following teachers pftlle Linton
schools returned Saturday to resume
their duties here after spending the
holidays at their homes Miss Jones
from Luverie. Mimi: Miss Greenwood
from Grand Forks; Miss Huntington
from Aberdeen. s. ID. and Miss lnez
Sims from visit with her sister, Mrs.
Potwin a Aberdeen.
Special Announcement.
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