Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-01-28
little girl, who has been suffering from
pneumonia, is much improved.


pneumonia, is much improved.
+For proofs, filings, etc, apply to
L. A. Weatherby, United States Com.
missioner. Linton.
Horses for Sale-A few good young
work-horses, weighing about 400 lbs.
Also two good work-horse for 50exch.
j. II. Davis, Linton, l.. u.
Rev. Lovelace will conduct services
at the opera house, Sunday evening, at
s,:30 Of clock. The subject Of the sermon
will be a Wedding Garment. Extra
good music. All are invited TO attend.
Clifford Sims, who is student at
the Aberdeen normal, returned TO
that city Monday TO take up the
studies Of the second semester, after
spending vacation OF one week with
his parents in Linton.
Frank Nolk, OF Strasburg, ~ ID.
was in the city Monday night on his
way to Colorado Springs. He was &C.
companying young man from that
town who Is in the last stages OF
consumption, and the change it Is
hoped, would benefit him and possibly
prolong his life.-Aberdeen American.
g. A. Broman attended TO business
matters at Hazelton Monday, having
completed his errand there before the
train crew got through switching he
went on to Bismarck, returning the
same evening. Gus. says that the Cap
ital City is certainly busy place at
present there being besides the law
makers several associations in SESSION.
Editor o. +. Bryant, of Napoleon,
was having sun dance in that town
last Thursday night over the fact that
his wife had presented him at $40 that
evening witha an ls-pound son. Those
who know Frank wonder at this per-
formance, but rejoice with him in the
renown such an event will bring to
Logan county asa productive region.
This makes Frank S fourth son. Bis
marck Tribune.
William Schengberg, who has been
employed at the W. T.. Petrie store
the past two months, resigned Satur-
day to accept position with the Ger
man American State Bank MIR. Brad
dock, president of the new bank, GER
tainly gets his share OF the business Of
the Germans OF this county, and he
will find in Mr.. Schengbcrg very cap
able man to hold down this end of the
correspondence.
The social committee of the knights
of Pythias lodge announce that on
Friday evening, Feb. 18th, there will
be dance at the Linton opera house
to which all are cordially invited.
This will be the third annual ball Civ
en- by this lodge In Linton, and the
committee is using all possible efforts
to make this the most sociable func-
tion OF the season. Music will be fur
Inished by the Linton orchestra.
c. Tooley, of Kimball Mimi, ar
rived here Tuesday on his way TO lIaz.
elton where he will look after the in
terests of Leonard Driver who is a
brother-in-law. MIR. Tooley informs
US that as soon as Mr.. Drivers mat
ters are Strengthened up here he will
take the latter to his Minnesota home.
where special care can be given him
and where he may have chance to
more easily forget about his past
troubles and somewhat recuperate.
The people OF Omio TO the number
of about forty, besides Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcllant and Rev. Wood, of Linton,
without leave took possession Of the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John James,
four miles east of town, Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. James we're taken
completely by surprise. A very inter
esting program made up OF speeches,
songs and recitations, was rendered,
after which lunch was served. All
had a good time, and MIR. and Mrs.
James and family were we'll given to
that already they have a
host OF friends in these parts who are
pleased TO number them among their
friends and neighbors.
The many friends here OF Irving
Parkhurst, son Of G. l.. Parkhurst, OF
Livona, will be pleased TO learn that
the young gentleman is now in an ac-
tive business career for himself, and
who will gladly wish him the best Of
success. Following is clipping from
the Northwest Blade Of Eureka, at
which point he has held the past two
years position as bookkeeper In one
OF the banks. "Messrs. e. VorlaHder.
Solomon Wenzlatf, and Irving Park
hurst have purchased from F. w.
Boettcher and l.. l.. He'll the Wetonka
State Bank and assume charge OF the
same this week. The officers of the bank
|areC. Vorlander, president: Solomon
WenzlatI, president, and Irving
Parkhurst, cashier. Mr.. Parkhurst
will have active charge of the affairs
OF the bank The people of Wetonka
and surrounding territory may be as
sured that the bank loses none Of it,
substantial features by reason Of the
change.
Basketball Dame Last Evening.
The basketball game last evening
between the Locals and the High