Emmons County record., 1910-07-14

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q. A. Broman has sold his new
Overland auto to Anton Larson.
u. A. Clayton and wife. of Hazel
ton. visited Linton friends the first
of the week.
The Linton kids go TO strasburg
to-day to play "A boy baseball team
of that town.
John Burns, of sclby. S. d.. and
Will Payne, of Java, s. d., are here
to-day on land business.
I. +. Lawer and s. G. Busby. of
the Hartford neighborhood, have
new Ford autos.
| Mrs. Barrett, formerly Miss Mary
O'Reilly, of Bismarck. is visiting
friends in Linton this week.
Grant Call. Of the Goodridge-C all
Lumber Company, was in town
Tuesday and yesterday. He came
by auto
/ Miss I.ottie Henderson, who has
been visiting friends in Linton "a
couple of weeks, will return to Alb
/ erdeen Saturday.
Miss Helen Clybourne, of Mime
apolis, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. +. A. Grain. and family.
will return home tomorrow.
I The many friends of Mrs. A. n. Ir-
vine, who has been at st. Alexius
hospital, Bismarck. for some time,
are pleased to learn that she is doing
we'll and expects to come home next
Saturday.
Elmer Fogle returned Monday
from Mcintosh, S. D., where he is
erecting cement and brick build
ing for John Flaherty. formerly of
Linton. who will conduct drug
store in the new structure.
John III. Fischer and family, of
Mound City. S. d.. came up by auto
Sunday to visit Linton relatives.
Mrs Fischer and Mrs. G. HI. New
ing are sisters. Mr.. Fischer is pro-
prietor of a general store in Mound
City.
Mrs. John Mohn returned Mon
day from Kuhn, where she spent
several days visiting relatives. Her
son Walter accompanied her, and
her son Oscar, who had been visiting
there before the arrival of his
mother, returned home with her.
The Rev. Anderson, of Wisconsin,
a missionary Of the Norwegian Lu-
! theran church, held services at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Reemtz, in Linton. last evening, at
which time and place he baptized
| Alice. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reemtz. and Dorothea. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lierbo.
| An enjoyable dancing party and
banquet was given Monday night as
a farewell function to the baseball
boys. Every one who attended says
it was one of the best ever The en-
tertainment was the work of the
/ young ladies (married and single)
of inton. The banquet was served
in the parlors of the First Bank of
| Linton.
A News was received in Linton yes
terday of the death of Mrs. Albert
Peterson, of the Gayton neighbor-
i hood. The age of deceased was for
| ty-nine years. She stepped on rus
| ty nail about two weeks ago. and
| lockjaw resulted. The death Of
4 Mrs. Peterson is made sadder by the
| fact that she leaves eleven children.
of ages below twenty-eight years.
several of them quite young. Mrs.
Charles Newberry. formerly of this
county, but now of Blaine, Washing
| ton, is her only married child. The
funeral took place yesterday. the in
terment being made in the Hazelton
cemetery
The Linton baseball team return
/, ed home Monday after two-weeks
trip abroad, Since our last report
the team played two games with the
strong Binford club. the Lintons win
]. lining both games by large scores. II