Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-08-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Eat at Turner's.

Monday, Sept. 9th.
Mrs. H. Stoddard, of Motif. is Wis
iting friends in Linton.
Meals and lunches at all times at
the Linton Bakery. janl)
Andy Wolfer made a business trip
to Morristown, S. D., last week.
The extremely hot weather is now
a thing of the past in these parts.
Hal Tracy and his daughter, Miss
Birdie, were up from Dale Monday.
The Ladies Guild will have har-
vest dance in the opera-house. Fri
day. Aug. 9th.
A. l.. Cell, r. X. Batter and Seve-
rim Mikalson were Hazeltonians in
Linton yesterday.
Major Pitts made business trip
to Bismarck Wednesday, returning
home the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Steensland. of
Dale, visited friends in Linton the
fore part of this week.
Mrs. Alice Hogue has returned to
Chicago, and orders her copy of the
Record sent to that city.
Miss Helen Burn. of Marie. was
called to Watertown, Saturday, by
the death of her brother.
BE sociable. Come out and visit
the II. N. A. at their lodge-room,
Saturday evening. Aug. 21st.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Edinger. living about twelve
miles southwest of Linton. last Sat
urday.
New autos have recently been
purchased, through Frank Irvine,
the Ford agent. by Bert Chase and
G.. A. Herolz.
Frank Dawson was down from
the Capital City last week visiting
friends and old-time neighbors at
his former home.
Services in the M. f.. church next
Sunday evening at Sis. Subject of
sermon Dreams and Visions"
The choir will sing.
Leonard Du Heaume, who went to
Bismarck hospital for medical
treatment. returned home Wednes-
day, much improved.
DR.. Wolverton was called Sunday
to attend the year-old son of Alois
Gross, residing near Winona. The
child has scarlet fever.
Will Carmichael, Charles Rathbun
and Will Lampman went to Bis
marck Sunday. Mr. returned Mon
day. The others will drive down in
day or two.
Miss Albertina Anderson, who had
been working for Mr.. and Mrs.
Hagg, returned to Sweden on the
same vessel with Mr.. Hagg, and will
remain there.
Dick Coonen and wife returned to
Bismarck, recently, from their So
journ on the Pacific coast. Richard
says he will be content to stay in
North Dakota hereafter.
Harold, the young son of Anton
Larson, living about thirteen miles
northeast of Linton, had severe at
tack of appendicitis. but is recover
ing without an operation.
X. F. Tegge and Mike Kaufman
left day before yesterday for Nor
ristown. s. D.. new town west of
the Missouri, to look up a location
for restaurant business.
The Rev. A. A. Boschee returned
Tuesday from Bismarck, where he
went to visit his wife, who is sick
in the hospital. He reports that
Mrs. Boschee is improving.
Will Fischer drove down from Nc
Clusky, this state, arriving at home
last Monday Will has been a men,
Der of the baseball team of that
town during the playing season.
Dick Zeigler and Earl Briggs, who
have been at Hazelton for some time
making cement blocks on the Fogel
contract for the klabunde building,
returned home Tuesday evening.
"Carborundum?" No; that is
not foreign swear-word. Ask A.
M. Britts or watch the columns of
this paper next week and you will
get the desired information. (au19)
The ladies of the K. N. A. camp
of Linton will serve coffee and
doughnuts at their lodge-room, Sat-
urday evening, Aug. 2lst. The pub
Inc is invited to come and spend a
social evening.
1t is reported that the wheat on
some of the farms in the Beaver val
ley is considerably shrunken, owing
to the extreme heat, but that the
durum does not show the effects of
the torrid spell.