Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
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John Mcsrory and Clarence Fet-
terley came up from Winona yester-
day
Rev. Il. W. hammers and son. Of
Westiielsi, We're Visitors in Linton
yesterday
Get Your children a Brownie
Camera for Christmas 81. 81. Sl.
| At the KODAK STORE.
Mr. and Mrs Schlling and their
SON Eugene went to Nerreid yes
| terday for visit of a few days.
Peary used KODAK at the
North Pole. You can use one in
| North Dakota. Cold is no objection.
Smith 4 Irvine.
| Clara Clayton, Rosella Sherwood
and Frances and Harry Petrie came
home yesterday from Aberdeen to
remain over the holidays.
| Frances Patterson came home Sat
urday, and her brother James on
| Monday. from Farlbault. Mimi.
We're they have been attending
| school
Gabriel Malbach. of the town
of strasburg, with his Young daugh-
ter. arrived in Linton by last even
ing s train on his way home from
Bismarck. He had taken the girl
there to have her treated for sore
eyes.
| Frank Gates. of Fort Yates. lost a
team of horses last Thursday while
trying To cross the Missouri river
near Winona with a load of oats.
The team broke through the ice and
were drowned. The wagon and its
contents We're saved.
The town is full of Indians from
the Standing Rock reservation this
week, buying Christmas goods.
The Indian trade OF Linton is becom-
ling quite a feature with our mer-
chants. They say they like to come
here TO buy, as there are a good
many stores, and they find that
lprices are just about right.
Mrs. Andrew Wolfer arrived yes
terday from Morristown, s. d.,
whore her husband is now located
as a grain-blyer. She will pass the
holidays with Emmons county rela-
tiyes and friends. Andy's many
well wishers herebouts are pleased
to hear from people who live in
MorristoWn that he has done we'll in
| a financial way since he went to the
| new South Dakota town.
Elmer Fogle and Fred eau made
a deal Tuesday by which the owner
| ship of the Broadway blacksmith
shop passed from the Clayton broth
ers to the gentlemen first named.
They will open the shop next week,
and will be prepared to do all sorts
Of blacksmithing work and anything
in the carpentry line. They also in
tend to. have well-qualified man
the coming season to do automobile
repairing, and will put in the neces-
sary machinery for the different
branches Of their business. The
lprice paid for the lot, building and
contents was $500
Caspar b. Feist and his fve-year
|old daughter Barbara, residing
about three miles west of Strasburg
reached Linton b. last evening S
Bismarck train. Some time ago the
little girl was injured by having her
arm caught In a cream separator.
She was taken 10 Bismarck at the
time and the arm vas attended to.
| But the injured member did not
heal, and 50 she was taken there a
second time, when an operation
was performed, and it is believed
that the child will not be perma-
nently crippled and that the arm
will eventually be sound as the
other
The futile divorce case decided
in the district court IN favor Of Col.
futile. and appealed to the supreme
court by Mrs. futile has been final
| ~ decided by the upper court in ia
| vor of the husband 1t will be re-
nlenberea that Mr. futile is the
lady who was inveigled by that emf
nent and highly resi- ectable gentle
man and always frank and outspo-
ken citizen. G.. A. Ierholz, into as
! sisting that gentleman in the pri-
mary campaign by furnishing Mr..