Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-30
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Or. Wolverton returned Monday
from his trip to Iowa.
Fred Kelsch, the butcher, is on
the sick-list this week.
When you hear the monograph
there is q moving picture show.
Call on Charles B. Carley, county
Judge, for final proofs and filings
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave carpet for
you. u
E. A. Grain and G. A. Herholz
left recently for visit to the Pacific
coast.
The Clayton family will leave
Tuesday for their new home at
Leola.
John Rowerdink and Bert Van
Beck were up from Westfield yes.
terday.
Fred Allen left yesterday to visit
his old home near Glendale for a
few days.
Moving pictures at opera-house
Tuesday and Saturday nights. Prices
l0c and Zoe.
E. E. Lesher, of the Braddock
neighborhood, was a visitor in Lin
ton yesterday.
Steven Huizenga and Jacob van
der Liam were Westfelders in Lin
ton last Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Hubbard, of Hazel
ton, is visiting at the Patterson res
idence, in Linton.
Miss Edith Cornelison was up
from her home in the Hague neigh
borhood Saturday.
Theodore Meppen, of Winchester,
left last week to spend few months
at Dumfries. Iowa.
Art. Clayton and wife, of Hazel
ton, were here yesterday. The lady
left to visit relatives in Iowa.
Or. Wolverton went to Brofy yes
terday morning to attend Mrs. John
Schaefer, who was seriously i'll.
For Sale Several good teams of
working and driving horses. Call
at VIM. Carmicheal's livery barn. =
Mrs. Jessie Abel writes to the
Record to have her copy of the pa
per sent to her address at Devils
Lake.
Miss Beyrl Clayton will leave
Monday for Aberdeen to enter as a
freshman student at the normal
school.
Cashier Irvine. of the Hague
bank, came up from Hague and
spent Christmas and Sunday with
Linton friends.
VIM. w. Rumball and family, of
Hazelton. left Linton Monday for
Kermin, California. where they will
make their home.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wudtke, Of Linton, died last
Sunday. The burial was made in
the Lutheran cemetery.
Miss Bertha Good. of the Petrie
store. is among those Lintonites
who are passing the holidays as
members of the sick-list force.
H. L. Cornelison, who had been in
town week or so, that he might
have surgical attention for his in
jured arm, returned to Hague Tues
day.
Lyman Clayton, who arrived from
Leola Christmas day to visit his
parents and sisters, left Tuesday
morning for Grand Forks. From
there he will return to his home at
Leola.
Miss Florence McCulloch, former
" teacher in the Linton schools,
but now employed in school work at
Cooperstown, returned last Tuesday
to the town named. after brief
visit here.
Miss Clara Clayton, Miss Frances
Petrie and Miss Rozilla Sherwood
expect to leave Monday for Aber-
deem. to again take up their school
work at the normal. Harry Petrie
will go Saturday.
I. c. Turner and his sister. Mrs.
frankie Cooper, father and aunt Of
II. N. Turner. who had been visit
ing their Linton relatives since
Christmas, departed Tuesday for
their home at Aberdeen.
Miss Jennie Complain, about nine
teen years old, and resident in the
West6eld nei9hborhood, was severe.
ly burned about the face and hands
last Tuesday while attempting to
start fire with kerosene.
Through L. A. Weatherby as
agent, H. c. Ketchum. of Iceland
purchased the Potter section, a few
miles west of town. The price was