Emmons County record., 1910-11-24

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with Linton friends.
Jack and viii Fetterly were vi
from Winona yesterday.
Rooms for Rent -Oall at the Recort
office and learn the whereabouts
La Mandigo, representing the Bis
marck Tribune, was in Linton ycster
day.
The Big Dance Of the season
Wednesday, Dec 7th Lochner's O.
chestra.
Marion Morford was down from
Hsrtferd Tuesday returning home
next day.
John Weber was up from the Zee
land neighborhood last Saturday visit
in relatives.
Toys and Christmas goods to tit
your hard-times pocket-books at
Slith s. Irvine's.
Miss Belle Lien, OF the register OF
doeds' otlice, spentSunday with friends
in ihe Capital City.
SIrs w. S. Fulmer and children left
last Tuesday for Dell Rapids, 5. d..
where she will make her home.
Come in and see the Christmas toys
at Smith & Irvine's. They have the
la rgest assortment ever shown in the
city.
Guy Chesro wn arrived yesterday
II IN Minnesota " spend Thanksgiv-
il : with his brother Frank and fam
IL. in Linton.
Miss Irene Raven left Tuesday for
Hasmer, S. D., TO pass Thanksgiving
" tn her brother-in-law aud sister.
NJ and Mrs. Enge.
b. Spangler and E r. Ashley Of
ST ele were in town over night last
7 ursday. They came up from Fort
y ties in Mr.. Stiles auto.
There was a well-attended and
ii roughly enjoyed dancing party at
II Q residence OF Mr. and Mrs Max
well, in the Dakem neighborhood, las.
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carignau, Of
Forte eYates, were in Chicago when
they received the news Of Mrs. Stiles
death. They returned at once TO at
tend the funeral.
Merchant klabunde OF Hazelton and
y d. Smith OF Buchanan Valley were
in Linton Wednesday OF last week.
Mi. Smith aud wife expec, to make
TIP to Idaho soon
Dr. Wolverton has purchased the $.
J Hagg residence property in the
southern part Of West Linton. This
is one OF the most desirable home
p aces OF the town.
will have carload OF corn on or
about Dec lst, which | will sell. if
I Ken out OF car, at IS cents per
b shel; or, in other words. cent
p and u. II. Reamer.
Mr. and Mrs. IS. Pulling. Of south
sra Emmons, we're in Linton last
F'iday. They brought with them
tieir young son, to be treated by a
physician for tonsiitis.
There was highly exciting and
holy contested turkey rattle at Brit,s
pcp-room Tuesday evening. Alya
Earge disposed of about thirty
turks during the evening.
Miss lnga Johnson, who has been at
tending high school here, left for
tiree-weeks stay at her home in Hull,
during the absence of her mother on
Il visit to friends in the Twin Cities.
Dr. Wolverton reports the birth last
saturday of ten-pound son 81 Mr..
ard Mrs. Fred Smith, living on the
farm formerly owned by j. B. Brock
all0ut fifteen miles northeast of Lin
ton.
Last Saturday L. D. Seeman started
three carloads of cattle from Linton
T. the Twin Cities He accompanied
tie shipment. Before returning he
intended to visit friends at LIE seuer.
MINI.
Many Lintonites who are fond Of
skating visited Lake Honstain. few
III les southwest Of Linton, last Sun
day. They report the ice in fine con
dition and that the amusement was
'scrumptiuus
The register Of deeds office force is
working at high pressure these days.
Il re being great rush of work.
Miss Olive McManus. OF Hazelton,
b. been added to the force, She bav
IL begun work Tuesday.
'lanager Turner has made an extra
Ell !eavor TO obtain the LocLner's
Harp Orchestra, by giving them
rantee. Don't miss thisopportun-
1T, to hear the Grand Concert and
have the dance Of the season.
arl Nippolt, member OF the Alb
ei,een Automobile Company, was here
part Of the week visiting his old