Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-06-24
m TOWN AND OUT.

Eat at Turner's.
.Joe Mahanev went to Lennon
tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogel left Tuesday
.or a trip to Aberdeen.
George Acheson and wife We're
m from Dale yesterday.
&c. Burlingame is the latest Lin
,on;te TO receive new auto.
Banker Fischer and family "au-
nod" over from Strasburg yester-
day.
Miss Alice Henderson returned
Monday from Aberdeen, where she
was visiting relatives.
For proofs, filings, etc. apply to
A. Weatherby, United States
commissioner. Linton
Mrs. Richard Ziegler and children
left Monday for De Smet, S. d.,
where her mother is lying critically
i'll.
Born Sunday. June 18th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank H. Scott,of the Dale
neiphborhood,a six-pound daughter.
All we'll
.Ioe Eberle wife and children re-
turned last Friday from a visit of
seyeral weeks at Balfour and Har-
vey, this state.
Proclaim it from the housetops,
Doc Wolverton has cleaned last
wears mud from his stink-wagon
and polished the brass-work.
The Rev L. "A. Lovelace will preach
next Sunday afternoon at the Law
Ter school-house. in the Hartford
nejphborhood, at 8 clock sharp.
The Rev. Reichert. formerly of
Emmons county, but at present re-
siding at Tyndall, S. d., was in Lin
ton Monday calling on old friends.
Ethan. the sixteen-year-old son of
A. C. Burlingame, of Linton, was
seriously sick the fore part of the
week with what appeared to be poi
soning of some kind.
Mrs. A. Miller and child, of Bis
marck, were visitors at the Clayton
home few days the past week, on
their way to Eureka, where Mr..
Miller has secured a position in the
mill.
The Rev. N. Wood returned Mon
day from the Jamestown camp
meeting after an absence of week.
These camp meetings have been
made an annual permanent organi-
cation.
Olof Pehrson,of the Tell neighbour
hood, was in Linton Tuesday and
made the Record office a welcome
call. He has recently sold his land
in the Tell neighborhood to Mr..
Sparks.
Editor Hoagland and wife and
young were down from Hazelton
day before yesterday. Mrs. Hoag-
land came to have some dental work
done that wouldn't wait for DIR.
Smiths regular trip to Hazelton.
Albert Junge returned Saturday
well pleased with his summer outing
Of a couple of weeks, during which
time he attended the big interna-
tional gathering of the Shriners at
Louisville, XIV. Mr.. Junge brought
home fine collection of souvenirs
OF the meeting. and it is safe to say
that money would scarcely buy
them from their owner.
Messrs. Willie Franzen, Ole Trasta
and Ole Nelson were down from the
northern part of the county last Sat
urday. The first-named couple came
y witnesses for the last-named,
who took out his first papers. Mr..
and Mrs. Franzen were to leave ear
" THIS week on a visit to friends and
relations at Cumberland, Wis. Mrs.
ffanzen was born in Dakota Terri
Tory, and this is her first trip out
sde Of the Dakotas.
"ole Olson in spiritland" was the
s'lfaetlon at the opera-house Mon
gay evening. There was good-sized
auoence. The entertainment was
JUST what its small bills claimed a
medley OF fun. without much at
tempt at plot. The members of
u'e troupe are good actors, and the
peope IN attendance manifested
ue'r appreciation of the show by
numerous encores and almost con-
'huous peals of laughter.
John hagg is arranging about as
e .,'' plant of appliances to
make home life comfortable as on,a
would expect to find in much larger
PAGES than Linton. His latest inn
ps' Is the installation of a
.vnple,e gasoline lighting system
sO's the latest lines. There is no
g. of gas in the house, and