Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-08-25

sgmpfete reeosery in al Il IT,
feuf cases IS yerg good
Save vom sarpet rags and have
George Brooks weave carpet for
lyuu a
Banker I-uehe was here from,
IN { Tuesday 70 attend the Masonic
meeting.
The Boys Band Nil give an. OPEN
ar concert this evening in front Of
the opera-house.
Carl H Reynolds has returned
from Bismarck and is again al work
at the Turner restaurant
Merchant klabunde came down
from llazelton Tuesday to attend tie
session of the Masonic lodge.
Andrew cremer NH return this
afternoon TO resume his duties iii
the First National Bank Of Linton.
Messrs Bernt aud Cassenlan came
down from Bismarck Tuesday togive
the ocal Masons a few pointers as
TO lodge work.
The Misses Frances and Nina
Woodland of Glencoe were here Fri
day last on their way home from a
visit 70 South Dakota points.
Frank Willis, of The Marie neigh
oorhood. is able to be around. fol-
lowing his recent attack Of appene!i-
clts and the operation performed at
that time.
c. W. Roland and wife, Of Noun
tain Home. Idaho, left yesterday for
that place They had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul in Linton. The
lady is a sister of Mrs. Paul.
$. j. Hagg and family returned
yesterday from I'lanlrcau. S. h..
where Mrs. Hagg and the children
had been visiting for the past three
months. Mr. Ilagg went tn Flan-
dreau last Thursday to bring them
home.
The Rev. Karl Roth, Of the Bap-
list church, will soon move with his
family from Linton TO Eureka.
where a conmodious church and "a
comfortable parsonage are awaiting
him. He viii visit Linton on mis-
sion work, and will come here coca
sionally TO hold services. He says
that his reason for leaving Linton is
the lack of a church, and the CON
gregation Is too small in member
ship TO erect one
The Rev. and Mrs. sachtjen inyit-
ed few friends to a picnic at Her
OH 5 grove last Saturday i'm observ-
ance of the eleventh anniversary of
the birth of their daughter Maudc.
The little lady enjoyed her birthday
pretty we'll considerin' " the fact
that she was suffering from pain
full accident that happened TO her
about ten days ago. when she step
ped on piece of broken glass, scS
ering an artery in one of her feet.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Rensselaer, Of I,mmons-
burg was brought to Linton by her
mother. the latter part of last week
to have the baby eyes treated bv
DR.. Wolverton The baby's eyes
had in some unaccountable way be-
come. so badly infected that it was
at first thought the eyesight would
be lost but 50 much Improvement
had taken place up to yesterday that
the mother and child returned home.
Fred Pietz and Gus Broman went
to Eureka Tuesday To sell Mr.. Bro
man 5 land, recently purchased from
William Bechtle. II is the east half
of 2l-l332- Z, a few miles southwest
of Linton The sale was made for
spot cash to Jacob Hoffman, a veal
thy Mcpherson county farmer and
land owner, who owns seventeen
manifestations of land in the Dako-
ftas. The consideration was 81 800.
Does this sale denote shat the dry
season has guecred the price of
North Dakota land And Mr. Hotf-
man is not stranger. He is farm
er, and knows the true value Of the
land in this region.