Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-02-03
ness college in the evenings
like it fine here

John Klaudt, who had been work.
ing at the Bazar for some time. has
gone to his home at Greenway.
A. A. Ludwigs. of the First Ma.
tional. has been at Artas on a bust
ness visit couple Of days this week.
Cornelius Van Soest and John Yer
bowen. OF the Hull neigborhood were
up yesterday to interview Dentist
Smith.
Mrs. John Schaefer, who was dan
Rerously sick for several DAYS with
Inflammation of the bowels, is much
better.
Anna. the seven-year- daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carley, has
been sick with pneumonia for sever
al days. but is somewhat better at
the present writing.
Coming-The Claman Stock Com
pany. Fourteen people. Superb
band..a and splendid orchestra. Feb.
l4th. 18th and 10th. The musical
farce-comedy. Are You Crazy?"
John Wilmot came up from the
Winona country yesterday, bringing
with him genuine home cornfed
beef carcass which he sold to local
butcher.
There was a costly freight train
wreck at Mckenzie a few DAYS ago.
The derailed cars smashed into the
depot platform and tore up things
in great shape.
Mrs. Chas S. Lane, who was Sc
verely injured in the recent New
Salem wreck on the N. p, and who
has been in a Bismarck hospital
since the accident. will be home
Saturday.
On account of the Claman show
troupe coming and playing on the
date set by the Ladies Of the Macca-
bees for their masquerade ball, the
latter has been postponed to Wash
ington's birthday, Jan. 22d.
Mike Rush writes from the Hazel
ton country: Enclosed find So on
subscription. | would have sent it
sooner only that heard YOUR safe
was stuffed with money and that you
had no room for more. michael.
4 we wear long SON.
Two mounted deer-heads we're re-
ceived at Linton this week. They
we're sent from Mandan, where they
had been prepared by taxidermist.
They belong to Joseph Clark of Dale
and Stephen Silk of GIanavon. and
are trophies of a deer apiece killed
by them during the last open season.
The Linton Bazaar is just finishing
some extensive repairs to their
store rooms. The hardware and
harness department has been moved
into the south room, the Office moved
to the rear of the main building,
and many other betterments made in
the interest Of neatness and handi-
ness.
The Knights of Pythias will give
their fourth annual ball in the opera
house on the night of March 18th
St. Patrick's Day. Now, watch
w. O'Irwin, C. O'Smith and
A. O'Beermeier shake a leg" at
the Seventeenth-of- Ireland dance.
Everybody sing, "Praties and fishes
in mighty good dishes, St. Patrick 8
Day in the mornin'." Hurroo..
There will be concert tomorrow
(Friday)night in the opera-house for
the benefit of the Linton Boys
Band. This is an organization Of
which the people of Linton are
proud. But it requires money with
which to meet the expenses of a
band. The local band has not asked
much of the public, and they GER
tainIy should have crowded house
tomorrow night.
Crit. Pritchard, who is travelling
for the j. l. Case Company. came
home Tuesday Mr.. Pritchard has
recently passed through a strenuous
siege of sickness. He was in Bis
marck hospital sixteen days. Then,
thinking he was well enough to go on
the road again. he set forth, only to
find it necessary to enter Fargo
hospital for ten days His sickness
was yellow jaundice.
& Word has been received that Will
liam McCrory, a brother of John
McCrory of Winona. is very sick at
his home in Sumner, Washington.
In case he is not better by the
latter part of the week. John Nc
Crory and Frank Chesrown will leave
for Sumner. William McCrory was
a pioneer settler in this section of the
Missouri Slope, and has friends
everywhere in these parts.
Editor Thurston and Merchant kla-
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