Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-07-28


+ II prosecuted
Meals and lunches at all times at
the Linton Bakery.
Miss Nellie Peterson. who had
been employed at Obermeicr's for
sQi.ie time. went to her home near
Hazelton last week, where She Mil
Tile on a claim.
Lost On the way from the James
ranch to Linton. a seventeen-iewe
tiglH movement watch. composition
case; no chain. Finder please notify
w i Mcclure. Omio, n. y.
f. D. Fogle went to Wnona yes
terday to be present at the opening
of bids for building two school
houses in Winona district There
We're five bidders. Mr.. FogIe Sc
cured the contract at the price of
-, $50 for both buildings.
The ReN l.. A. Lovelace preached
IN the Dale neighborhood last sun
day. He reports that the crops are
being cut down there, and that some
OF the wheat that i, was thought
was hardly worth cutting Yields
from four to eight bushels per acre.
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our studio is theirs while they are
with US. BY making them feel at
home we secure pictures of them
that are natural true to life. Bring
that little one of yours to us NOW.
We guarantee to please. Smith
Photo Studio.
Olaf Hedblad and family were
down from the north country satur
day. Mrs. n had felon on one of
her thumbs, and came to have it
attended to by DIR. Wolverton, as
bloodpolsoning was feared. The
thumb VISA lanced and it is thought
there will be no danger.
+ b. Irvine of Hague, the Ford
agent, made a trip to Aberdeen last
Thursday with Peter Schmaltz of
Hague TO procure Ford touring
car for the latter. This is the eighth
Ford car Mr.. Irvine has sold this
year, he having sold one recently TO
l.. n. Mastel at Strasburg.
The Record learns from the Grand
Forks papers that Mr.. p. S. Cameron
of Linton and Miss Hulda Aderson
of Pembina were married at the
home of the bride, i'm the city
named, Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Cameron returned to
Linton the latter part of last week.
l.. A. Keller, living twelve miles
northeast of Linton, is seriously ill
with appendicitis. DIR. Wolverton
is attending him. Mr.. Keller
wife and their married daughter
We're summoned by telegram and
arrived yesterday from Nebraska.
where Mrs. Keller had been visiting
her daughter.
H. M. Smith. of Buchanan dis
trict, was in Linton Tuesday, going
to and returning from the James
ranch. east of town, where he pur-
chased from Mr.. James the fine
Morgan stallion, Uncle Sam" Mr..
Smith is the gentleman VINO, al
though not we'll acquainted with the
voters in the First district, outside
of his own precinct which he car
Eried by a vote of 20 to 3 was de-
feated by only six votes by ID. w.
Casey as a candidate for commits
sioner in the First district.
Albert Peterson of Clayton was in
Linton last Friday He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. VIM
Phillips, of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
who came to attend the funeral of
her mother, and who was here with
her father to take the train on her
return home. The Record was
wrongly informed as to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson having but one mar
ried daughter. Besides Mrs. Phillips.
there are two daughters and one son
married William Peterson and Mrs.
IChas. Newberry, of Blaine. Wash.
and Mrs. D. G.. Danford, of Clayton,
this county The Washington rela
tives did not come. but George Pc
terson, who had been visiting at
Blaine, Wash, came home to the
funeral.
WESTFIELD WIND.