Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-27
m TOWN AND OUT.
Eat At Tuners.

F. A, Grain spent Sunday in Aber,
deem.
Co. supt. Hanson visited Mandar
last week.
Mrs. E. d. Fogle has been seri.
ously sick this week.
meals and lunches at all times
II the Linton Bakery.
Merchant Mendelowitz returned
saturday from his business trip to
Kuhn.
Or. Hogue returned Monday from
visit Of few days in the Twin
Cities.
pr. Wolverton and Druggist Vor-
lander made a trip to Aberdeen
this week.
Mr.. Raven is building roomy
residence on his property on the
northern edge Of town.
Mr.. Bertheau. the jeweler, is
snending q few days at his old
Driscoll. Burleigh county.
The Wight theatrical troupe did
very fair business in Linton. They
expect to return here next fall or
winter.
The Linton orchestra will go to
Hazelton tomorrow to play for the
K p dance there in the evening Of
that day.
James Moore. employed as barber
at Asa Britt's barber-shop, has re-
signed and expects to leave for St.
Paul to-day.
&c. Campbell. assessor Of the
Second district. whose territory
reaches nearly to Linton. was in
town last night.
Eugene Kilmer. formerly land
lord Of the | inton House, but now
of Bismarck. visited friends in Lin
ton yesterday.
Rena, the baby daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Van Bowen. of Hull,
who had been sick for some time,
died Tuesday morning at S O'Clock.
Joe Burdick had the bad luck to
fall from one Of the Broman drays
Of which he is the driver, Saturday.
injuring his shoulder sufficiently to
keep him from work for a few days.
Mr.. Steiner Stenerson and Miss Ida
Gladys Rice, both well.known and
popular young people of southern
Emmons. were married in Linton
last Saturday by County Judge Car
ley.
Asa Britts is now the proud pos
SCISSOR of a new Buick runabout.
There are now SO many autos in
Linton that village historian can
no longer count them on his fingers
and toes.
School election next Tuesday. In
Linton two directors are to be
chosen one for a one-year-term to
fill a vacancy, and the other for the
full three-years term. The treas
urer is not elected this year.
A three year old daughter If
John Ohlhauser, living about ten
miles west Of Linton, was brought
to town and DR.. Wolverton's office
yesterday suffering from a dis
located shoulder. Her parents do
not know how the injury happened.
Messrs. Yeater (the elderly indi-
vidual) and Orthmayer were down
from Hazelton Tuesday. They came
to attend to some business in con-
nection with the settlement of affairs
between the two parts of old Will
Transport school district, recently
divided.
The Rev. L. A. Lovelace will
preach in the Episcopal church next
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. 1t be-
ing the evening Of Memorial Day,
he will use for his subject: lis
Their Not Cause? And the Battle
Went On" All are invited to the
services. There will good sing
ing. Communicated.
County Supt. Hanson has made out
thirty-six eighth grade diplomas,
twenty-one for Linton pupils and
ten for Hazelton. with five for.
country schools. There will be a
few more for pupils Of country
schools. These diplomas entitle the
holders to enter any high school or
normal school in the state.
Win Carmichael made a trip up
the river stage line to Bismarck last
week. looking over the condition Of
Things, and found everything in i'm
proved shape. Some Of the stock
IS said to be very wild now that it is
fattening up. and Will intends
soon to bring the fiery ones to Lin
ton and have his partner-the Rec
ord chap re-break 'em.