Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-30
honor Of the Mesdames Mendelosit

part from Linton.
On account Of drifts Of snow. the
roads IN some parts Of the county
are in bad condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Logue and
wife and Floyd Logue were up from
Dale few days this week.
Arnold Neuenfeldt and family, of
Westfield, left Thursday last for
Iowa to make brief visit.
Andy Wolfer left this week for
Texas, on land business, and to see
hew the "cotton-bugs' are getting
along.
Miss Hortense Kalberer, of Ha-
zelton, took the Milwaukee train
yesterday for a visit with friends at
Fernie, S. d.
The First National Bank has re-
celved a quantity of safety-deposit
boxes, which will be rented at a
dollar a year.
Deputy Postmaster Clint Wagner
has been on the sick list this week.
His trouble is diagnosed as neural
gia of the stomach.
A. H. Irvine and c. A. Patterson
are absent this week attending a big
blowout given by the Buick auto
people, at Flint, Michigan, to their
agents.
Fred Pfaff. Jr.. came down from
the Capital City yesterday for stay
of a few days. He is travelling for
company that manufactures fresco
tlnsel work.
Linton Camp. No. 1920, M. w.
A., will meet next Tuesday, Jan.
4th. Election of officers. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
P. j. Wittmayer, Clerk.
| The Pollock State Bank sends to
the Record one of the neatest cal
endars yet received. The picture
omit, entitled The Coast of Devon,
is a grand piece of scenery.
| Frank Streeter will return to
Minneapolis Saturday to resume
his school work. His fractured an
kle is improving slowly, but he is
not yet able to discard the crutches.
1t is predicted that, on account of
the deep snow covering the range,
hay will sell in these parts for ten to
twelve dollars ton before stock
can get at the prairie grass next
year.
Elmer Fogle's game" hand, that
he has carried around swathed in
bandages for some time, the wound
thereon resulting from a severe cut,
is healing all right, but still bothers
him somewhat.
Frank Streeter was much pleased
to receive a Christmas card from
his only paternal uncle, Ansel F.
Streeter. residing in Kansas, whom
he had lost track of. and whom he
had not heard from in many years.
On Friady, Jan. 2Sth, the Royal
Neighbors of Linton will give a
ghost party (Ugh. Doesn't that
chill your blood?) and sheet and pill
low-case dance in the Turner Opera
House. Everybody cordially invited.
Swing yer partners. !"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Schwab, of
the Marie neighborhood. left last
Thursday for points in South Dako-
ia and Minnesota to visit relatives
and friends. Mr.. Schwab expects
to be absent about ten days. while
his wife will be away about three
weeks.
The Linton Boys Band will give
dancing party in the opera-house
tomorrow evening. EVERYBODY and
his best girl say they're going not
only because there'll be jolly time,
but because the band boys deserve
to have a big crowd and corre-
spending satisfactory financial profit.
| The Record job department has
just received new and up-to-date
map cut of the county Of Emmons.
and already has several orders for
maps, and also for letter-heads with
the map printed on the back of the
sheet. The map is 6l4x8ls inches in
size, and gives all of the new post
offices. changes of postoffice loca-
tions, etc.
4 In case Of sunstroke one of the
best remedies is to lay the patient
quietly in the shade, give him pint
of Moose milk, loosen his shirt collar
and call the doctor to open his
pocket-book. The Record will, with
its accustomed public spirit. from
time to time give seasonable hints
as to what should be done in emer-
gencies of this nature.
Hal Tracy and his niece, Miss
Frances Tracy. daughter of G. w.
Tracy of Pollock, came up from