Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-16

old, moss-srown accounts or setcher
gun and help US to stand eff. your
Cncle Samivel.
The ladies Of the Royal Neiehbors
cleared S3S at their handkerchief
bazaar Tuesday evening.
Get your children a Brownie
Camera for Christmas. 81. 50. "a.
At the KODAK STORE
Will Carmichael has relinauished
the Standard Oil agency for territory
hereabouts to Will Pagel.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees en-.
joyed card party in their hall in
the Stone Drug Store building last
evening. Refreshments were served
o. E. Burge, of lower Beaver. lost
fine black mare last Monday. She
suddenly dropped dead. He had re-
fused $500 for the animal and her
team-mate.
Jos. F. Fiala, of St Cloud. Mimi.
was in Linton last evening. He was
on his way to Winona to visit his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Huse.
The Misses Martha and Christina
Stonedahl arrived recently from Dell
Rapids. S. D., and will remain with
their father, C. R. Stonedahl, on his
farm near Linton, and keep house
for him.
Ed Coover writes US to have his
copy of the Record changed in ad-
dress from Sweetgrass. Mont. TO
Glencoe, this state. He will spend
the winter at his old home in the
northwestern part of this county.
j. c. Leach. the Cannon Ball old
timer, was in town last Saturday
on his way to Aberdeen and the
Twin Cities. He expects to be alb
sent about week. Mr.. Leach has
been in this section of country since
the days of Fort Rice.
Those wishing to put presents on
the Christmas tree in the opera
house, Christmas Eve, are requested
to provide but one present for each
person. as it takes more time to dis
tribute the presents than can be
spared from the program of exer-
cises. Committee.
j. A. SLENDER, of the Record, re-
ceived word few days ago that his
mother. in st. Cloud. Mimi. had
met with severe accident, having
fallen downstairs and broken two
of her ribs. Mrs. SLENDER was in
Linton last year visiting her son,
daughter-in-Iaw and grand-daugh-
ter.
CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. You can
not make a present ON Christmas
Day to those near and dear to you
that will be more appreciated by
them than good portrait of your
self. Why worry? One dozen pic
lures will take care of one dozen
friends and relatives that much off
of your mind. Smiths Photo Studio.
H. L. Cornelison, who was badly
injured in a well-drill accident some
time ago, and whose left arm was
amputated just below the elbow,
arrived Monday evening from Bis
marck, on his way home to the
Hague neighborhood. The wound
of the amputation has not yet healed,
and he will return to Linton to day
to remain awhile under treatment
by DR.. Wolverton.
Gus Broman began his regular
winter job Of putting up ice yester-
day. He reports the ice crop in first
rate condition. 1t is as clear as
crystal The ice he will cut in the
near future is on contracts for ship
ment to Hazelton and points down
the Milwaukee line. Mr.. Broman
is of a quiet. unassuming DISPOSE
ton; yet no one will assert that he
doesn't cut much ice
L. B. Seymour is cheating himself
out of the rigors of a real sharp
spell of Dakota weather, says the
Pollock Progress, by going down to
Omaha and taking in the sights of a
real, big city for few weeks. He
has been offered job in the Union
Pacific Railroad shops there, and
may try that line of work a while.
Mrs. Seymour and children are in
Omaha, also, visiting relatives.
1t is rather late in the day to get
hold Of the item, but the fact is a
fact just the same that on the Both
of November there was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Zeigler, at their
farm home east of town, a son. And
Arthur and his good wife are just