Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-02-10

are thankful that she vas spared t
rstasn 10 her here
Commissioner Jakob Fischer was
up from Strasburg Sunday.
Fred Weiser, of the Reliance Gle.
vator, left for the Twin Cities Satur-
day
! Mr.. and Mrs, George Acheson
and Floyd Freeman were up from
Dale Monday.
Mr.. Charles w. Cram. who was
in Linton visiting his relatives, has
returned to his home at Monango.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Paterson were
among yesterdays arrivals. They
came over from Mclaughlin. $. II.
Commissioner MAIDEN. his son
Thor and Will Fetterlev were up
from Winona day before yesterday
Frank I.ettner, MIR. Coles deputy
al the depot, who had been absent
for about a month ON a visit. is
again at work.
John Haak and wife, Joseph
Nieuwsma and Miss Katie Huisingh.
all of the Hull neighhorhood, were
iii Linton yesterday
George l)eBay of Doom. Iowa,
an old friend of t,errit Haak, is
Visiting at the home of the above
named old-timer in Hull.
Mrs. Emma Guerin. sister of Mrs.
Ed Kruger. left this morning for
Buffalo, N. d., her home. after an
eNtended visit i'm Linton.
MIR. and Mrs. w. T.. Petrie and
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace kyes expect
Ito leave next week for Nina. Michi
gan, for an ex tended visit.
The Ladies of the Maccabees en-
tertained at cards at their hall last
evening Refreshments were served,
and a good time is reported.
Ben Gillian and his son Ben Junior,
of Thunder Hawk. S. D.. We're in
Linton two or three days this week
They left for home yesterday.
z. ID. Van der Wal. who had been
Visiting friends in the southern part
of the county. was in town Tuesday
Ell route TO his Canadian home.
Mrs. Fred Pietz went to Eureka
Saturday to visit relatives. Mr..
Pietz will go there Friday, visit a
couple of days. and return home
with his wife.
Don Tracy, Andrew kremer and
Supt. Hanson returned Monday from
Aberdeen, where Tracy and kremer
went To see the city and the prof
went to- see the city.
Miss Winnie Benner, who for some
time was employed at Turner's res
taurant, and who was an expert din
|ing-room girl and we'll liked by the
patrons of the restaurant. left Sat
urday for her home i'm Wisconsin.
! Gasoline leaking from lamI
caught fire when an attempt was
made to light the lamp. in Merchant
John Bosch's store, in Linton. Satur-
day evening. A pile of fur overcoats
were under the lamp, and one Of
them was destroyed before the
flames were extinguished.
| The Hazelton Republican says that
a ull-blood gentleman pig that was
being taken to that place by raj
4 jumped from the express car and
| took up its quarters with Editor Nc
Master at Motif. And now the
question is, How did the pig know
I that it was being taken TO Hazelton.
| Mrs Chalupnlk, mother of Mrs
\ Obermeier, met with a painful &c
cident YESTERDAY afternoon. The
lady, who is well along in years. fell
on the stairs leading to the base
ment Of the bakery and broke botf
of the bones in her left arm between
| the wrist and elbow. DIR. Wolverton
set the fractured bones and the old
lady is doing very we'll.
4 Well, the band boys concert has
come and gone. And it was hum
mer in all respects. Every seat was
\ filled last Friday night; ditto the
gallery, and many were standing
! The good quality of the instru-
mental music by the youngsters was
a surprise to those who had no,
| been aware of the weeks and months
of conscientious drilling that DR.
| Smith has given to his pupils. The
vocal selections bv Mrs. c. 0. Smith
and Master Cromwell Owens were
also thoroughly appreciated. anc
their numbers, like those with in
struments, called forth enthusiastic
encores. The performances by tn.
band members were all so good thai
| it would be unfair to mention one
without mentioning all. The profits
i % toward the fund for PURCHASING