Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-11-25

The Burns and Aldridge families
OF Aberdeen, friends Of Mr.. AND
Mrs. c. L. Parkhurst, are expected
here to-day to spend Thanksgiving
with the Parkhursts.
Katie Kelsch, while on her way
home from school Yesterday, slipped
on the pavement at the northeast
corner OF Broadway and Hickory
avenue and sprained her arm badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Faris, of
Flandreau, S. D. arrived in Linton
yesterday for a visit of several weeks
at the home of their son-in.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Hagg.
Jacob Keim and wife returned
Tuesday evening from Bismarck
and Garrison. While absent Mrs.
Keim had a slight operation per-
formed at the new Bismarck hos
pital.
That sterling theatrical troupe,
The Crows. played last night in Lin
ton to very fair house. The play
was "A Daughter of Judea. and
those who attended are glad they
went.
Mrs. c. L. Wood and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Erich, of Mime
apolis, respectively sister and niece
of Mrs. H. N. Turner, will arrive in
Linton to-day for visit of a few
weeks.
Merchant Andrew Boschker. of
Strasburg, is selling out. prepare
tory to going out of business. He
offers his goods at a heavy reduc-
ton. See his display ad elsewhere
in this issue.
Joseph Bosch left this morning
for Bismarck. to take his daughter
to st. Alexius Hospital. She is
suffering from sore neck. and has
beea at the hospital before with the
same trouble.
Don't let the fact escape your
memory that the Boys Band will
give dance in the opera-house this
evening. Good music will be pro-
vided. and genuine happy Thanks
giving time is assured.
A farewell party was given last
Thursday night at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Moore to Master
David Brown, who was about to de.
part for Lafayette. Indiana. David
is brother of Mrs. Moore.
For the convenience of customers
wishing pictures made, and unable
to come to town during the week,
SMITHS PHOTO STUDIO will be
open Sundays until ! o'clock up to
the first day of next January.
Harry Haugse, the village black
smith and machinist, left yesterday
for Minot, and "a little bird" about
the size of a turkey gobbler intimat-
ed to the Record that when he re-
turns he will be pulling in double
harness.
Jesse and Ray Morford came down
from Hazelton by Tuesday evenings
N. P. train. Ray was on his way to
make visit Of about six weeks at
Mondamin. Iowa. Jesse left yester-
day for Worthwhile, S. D.. where he
is to cry an auction sale.
DR.. Wolverton will attend the con-
vention of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway Surgeons Assoc
citation at Excelsior Springs, near
Kansas City, Mo-, on the Sth and 9th
of December. The doctor has been
invited to read a paper before the
association on whatever subject he
may choose. We would suggest as
a theme, How to Run an Auto with
a Sawlog for Spring"
Miss Green's room in the public
school the seventh and eighth
grades had a coasting party
Wednesday of last week. They pro-
cured Jumper" sled and horse
to pull it up hill. When it went
down hill it didn't need any horse
power and it was loaded with about
a ton of happy kids The party
had their fun at the hill in Petrie's
pasture, on the banks of Beaver
creek, in West Linton
States Attorney Coventry was abb
sent couple of days this week max
ing trip to Bra ddock. He was af-
ter a bootlegger against whom a
complaint had been made. But the
alleged offender had smelled trouble
and had hied himelf to pastures
new. Mr.. Coventry says that bust
ness is lively in the 500 town. The
flour-mill is selling it's entire output
to local customers. Fred Cotton is
at Bismarck taking treatment for
serious eye-troubles.
Messrs. Broman, Atha and VOL
verton visited the Twin Cities
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