Emmons County record., 1909-08-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.
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4 w. Sims returned Monday
from trip to Washington state.
Miss Edith Seeley left for Mime
snoljs last Thursday to visit her rel
atives.
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave a carpet for
YOU. "
Bishop Cameron Mann preached
in the Episcopal church in Linton
Tuesday evening.
j Trautmann. of Iceland, was III
Town Tuesday on his way home from
business trip to Brofy.
The county teachers institute will
ys held here in September, ,commenc-
inp on the 9th. Monday.
lanjtor for schoolhouse wanted.
Apply to Thos. Jones, Clerk of Win
chester School District. (aul2)
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Marchant re-
,umea Saturday from visit to the
Seattle exposition and other coast
points.
O II. Waller, of Aberdeen. division
freight agent of the Milwaukee rail
way was in Linton Tuesday and
Yesterday.
Services at the M. E. church next
Sunday at s::15 p. m. A choir will
beon hand to furnish the music.
All are invited.
A. Y. klabunde. of Hazelton, was
in Linton yesterday, and took the
Milwaukee train for a business trip
to (.roton, S. ID.
c. Rowerdink, the Westtield mer-
chant, was in Linton yesterday at
ternoon. He brought some travel
ing men in his auto.
Frank Streeter was up from Aber-
deen several days this week and last,
working as an agent of the Phoenix
Life lnsurnce Company.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. Gillespie and
their son, Charles Gillespie, return
ed home this week from their trip
TO the Seattle exposition.
Ahcense was issued by Judge Car
lev Wednesday of last week for the
splicing of MIR. Peter Januscaiter
and Miss Erania Volk, of Strasburg.
Barley and oats i'm Emmons coun-
ty are practically all cut i, and the
wheat is being harvested as fast as
multitude of machines can do the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Paskie are the
parents of a little daughter, who
began boarding at the Paskie resi-
dence on upper Broadway last Sat
urday morning.
Harold Turner recently purchased
probably the biggest kitchen-range
ever brought into the county There
is room enough on it and in it to
cook for multitude.
Mrs. Williams, wife of Dan Will
ians, formerly warden of the North
Dakota penitentiary and one of the
founders of old Williamsport, died
recently while in the east on q visit.
A Sure Cure for Barb Wire Cuts,
Bruises. Swellings and Sores of All
Kinds on Horses and Cattle is Car
bonicro. Only 25 cents the bottle.
At the Linton Drug Company. Carl
Vorlander. (jly-l5)
Master Herbert Gilles, bright,
well-brought-up Fargo lad who
makes an annual pilgrimage to Da-
KEN to visit his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Maxwell, was in town over
night, Friday, and went out to Da-
KEN yesterday.
Gerrit Brummel, of Westfield. re-
turned by N. p. train Saturday
from trip to western points, in
Guiding the Seattle fair. Mr.. Brum-
mel saw some good country in the
far west, and whole lot that was
not so good, but he saw nothing
general health and opportunities
considered that suits him as we'll
as North Dakota.
Last Thursday, Aug. 5th, County
Judge Carley uttered the momen-
'ls Words that united in matrimo-
ny Mr.. Ernest A. Nunnweiler, Of
Linton. late of Kuhn, and Miss lsa-
'el Margaret Dunlevy, late of Hills
moro. Mr.. and Mrs. Nunnweiler will
MAKE their permanent residence in
Linton, Mr.. N. being employed in
me l'rltts barber-shop.
J.F C'iese,of Herreid, was in town
d DAY or so this week, visiting his
old-'lme friend. the Rev. A. a.
hoschee. He had been to Bismarck
% - De doctored for stomach trouble.
Ar. ''lese speaks in high terms of
ms treatment at the Bismarck (Evan-
ss'lca' hospital. He says: Il tell