Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-12-01

Thor MAIDEN was up from Winona
last Thursday.
Ed and Sam Logue are Dale visit
o-s in Linton this week.
An kinds of Christmas Gifts for
ladies at the Ladies' Store.
Mrs. G. w. Burge visited friends
in Bismark Sunday and Monday.
Sheriff Jones left Monday for
Sioux Falls, S. D.. on business.
Or. Muench made business trip
to the Winona country yesterday.
Full blood Rhode. Island Red
ROSTERS for sale; 81 each. At ka-
yen's. ldecl)
Mrs. A. Olson Rudy of Winona
visited friends in Linton last Mon
day.
c. L. Parkhurst, ssthe Aberdeen
commercial traveller, was in Linton
Monday.
Vincent Shier left Monday for
Wahpeton. where he will attend the
School of Science.
A new telephone directory has
lust been issued. Patrons should
call for them at central.
f. H. Freeman came up from Dale
last week to do a job of horse-break-
ing for Haggard & Maloney.
Sam Blore returned Tuesday from
Aberdeen, where he had his dislocat-
ed shoulder set. He is getting along
nicely.
Otto Muench has returned from
Minneapolis, where for several
months he was employed in a whole
sale drugstore.
Christmas Photos, new styles of
mounts; folders. calendars, novelties
Of all sorts. Where? Smiths Photo
Studio-of course.
Prof. Hankins. who spent Thanks
giving here as the guest Of MIR. and
Mrs. Junge, left Monday for Wahpe-
ton, his home town.
Photos make the ideal Christmas
present; and Smiths gallery is the
ideal place to have them made.
Call early and avoid the rush.
The dance at Turner's Opera
House, the evening of Thanksgiving,
was we'll attended. and those who
were there say it was "the best yet. "
P.J. Kenney is helping out at the
Britts barber-shop during the alb
sence of W. H. Hinton, the regular
man, who is visiting at Fergus Falls,
MINI.
Mrs. Frank Cole of Strasburg,
who spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Love-
lace. in Linton. returned home last
Friday.
John Wray and A. E. Klabunde
Of Hazelton and F. E. Luehe Of
Brofy were in Linton Tuesday
evening and attended the Masonic
lodge meeting.
The grip seems to be getting in its
work hereabouts. George Gauss, Of
the Bazaar. has it. Mrs. w. O. Irwin
is also sufferer from the same dis.
agreeable ailment.
Mrs. Mary Smith, mother of Earle
Smith and Mrs. ". H. johnson,
left last week for Portland and
other Pacific Coast cities, where she
will pass the winter.
News has been received that
Glenn, son of Frank Loutzenhiser
formerly Of this county and of Pol.
lock. died recently at the home of
his parents in Canada.
Preaching in Brofy school-house
on Sunday evening at 7:3O o clock. il
it doesn't storm. We have con
gregation Of young people, and some
splendid singers. A young lady pre-
SIDES at the organ.-L. A. Lovelace
Mrs. A. H. Irvine and her children
went to Bismarck yesterday to visi,
her father, Auditor Pitts, who ha.
been sick in St. Alexius Hospital fol
some time. Major Pitts is slowl,
improving. Tuesday he was able t.
SIT up and to walk about his room.
John Holsti was down from tn,
Braddock country Tuesday. Mr.. H
raised about q thousand bushels o.
flax this year. He had in 24O acres
and the late frost enabled him t.
secure the crop. That much flax a
present prices isn't to be "sneezee
at"
Last Saturday. at Eureka, oc
ccurred the marriage of Emanue
Aeilman. formerly Of the Linton Ba
Ear. and Miss Eva We're. of tn,
South Dakota city above named
Emanuel was young man of
happy disposition while in Linton