Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-06-24

the gentleman intimated that the
lady had invited him to take the trim
down town.
For Sale Roll-top desk. In
quire at Record office. Desk in
good condition. (jnS-24o
j. d. Merrill arrived in Linton
Wednesday of last week, and eN-
poets to remain here some time.
The Record is informed that the
people of the Westtield and Hull
neighborhoods will celebrate the
Fourth at Hull.
Gertrude.the three-year-old grand
daughter of w. N. Brown. living
about live miles east of Larvik. is
very sick with scarlet fever.
There is a case of diphtheria at
Mr.. Fest 5 place, southeast of Stras-
burg. The Record did not learn at
which OF the Feists the sickness en-
lists.
The people of Emmonsburg will
celebrate the Fourth in a "safe-and-
sane manner There will be a
dance Saturday evening and picnic
IN the grove Sunday. Everybody is
invited.
Mr. and Mrs Andrus and their
tour boys We're in Linton one dav
last week Mrs. Andrus and the
children We're en- route to Hazelton
to visit the lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r Farrell.
c. A. Patterson has written home
that he is much pleased with Port
land, Oregon, as city of good bust
ness opportunities, and that the
family will likely soon make that
place their home.
Linton Veterinary Swceny Rem
edy: positive cure for sweeney,
lameness and enlarged joints in
horses. Only fifty cents the bottle.
AT the Linton Drug Compay. Carl
Vorlader. tjnl0O
Mr.. and Mrs. Mendelowitz. the
Rev. Lovelace, a. III. Irvine and
Harold and Glen Turner were Lin
tonites who attended the big func-
ton at Aberdeen. They say there
was an immense crowd present.
f. H. soule, the eyesight special
list, will be at the Stone Drug Store
again Thursday, June oath, one day
only, prepared to examine defective
eyes and fit glasses where needed.
Don't miss this chance. (jnl7-24)
The Rev Charles b. Epson is at
present stationed at Linton to sup
ply the pulpit of the Episcopal
church. The young gentleman is
not AN ordained minister, but came
recently from seabury Hall, Fart
bault, Mimi, where he was stu
dent.
Mr.. VIM. III. Loutzenhiser of Dale
and Miss Hattie L Meisner of Pol
lock were married in Linton at lO:3O
o clock Tuesday morning. The GER
emony was performed by the Rev.
N. Wood at the parsonage. The wit
nesses We're Mr.. John Meisner and
Miss Martha Fassbender.
Those having items they wish
published, or those having changes
of ads, would confer great favor
on the Record force if they would
furnish their copy Monday, or, at
any rate, not later than Tuesday
noon. 1t would save the printers
many hours of night-work.
While giving a wild broncho les
son in tanning, a young man named
was thrown from the sad
die in Linton Tuesday evening, and
at first it was thought he had re-
ceived serious injuries. He was un-.
conscious for some Tune, but recov-
cred, and is again as good as new.
Comrade Irwin returned Friday
from a visit of a couple of days at
Oakes. DIR. Maercklein, his son-in-
law. who has been dangerously sick
for many weeks, has been taken to
Mudlava Springs, Indiana, to see
whether the baths will give him re-
lief. DR.. Maerckein is certainly
making a brave fight for life.
a Milwaukee work train recently
went up to the Soo-Milwaukee cross
ing near Greenway and put in that
company's part of the Y connecting
the tracks Of the two roads, as re
quircd by law of South Dakota.
As soon as the 500 lines part of the
work is completed it will be possible
to transfer cars from one road to
the other
Frank Alexander, the old-timer
Campbell county lawyer who was
hurt in the wreck of the Tinholt
auto, several weeks ago, near Pol
lock, and who was taken to the hos