Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-02
m TOWN AND OUT.

Meals anu lo1iSi'SS as' e''Ss a.
the Linton Bakery. Nlanl)
Don Tracy, the photo man, is Wis
ting the Twin Cities.
siberian Millet, for seed, on sale
q, the Lyon Elevator. Brofy.
CAN at Record Office and see our
styles Of up-to-date visiting cards.
Save your carpet-rags and have
George Brooks weave carpet for
YOU. ~
ot,o Muench returned Monday
.ron, a ten-days' visit to Mcintosh,
5. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ. Wolfer re-
urned Tuesday from a visit to Eu-
reka
The Emnons County Record prints
ou,,ion-sale bills in English and
German.
SON was born last SATURDAY. to
n, and Mrs. Fred Pfeifer. residing
near Linton.
Treasurer Naramore and Lawyer
Cameron left Sunday on visit to
Grand Forks.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Knudson were
down Saturday from the Braddock
neighborhood.
Tuesday night a valuable bird
dog belonging to X. Johnsonbaugh,
was shot and killed.
For proofs. filings. ETC., apply to
L. A. Weatherby. United States
Commissioner. Linton. q
Emanuel Heilman, of the Bazaar,
returned Monday from Eureka.
were he visited friends for a few
days.
The baseball boys will give
dance tomorrow evening friday
in the opera house. Everybody
come.
L. ID. seeman returned yesterday
from trip to St. Paul, where he
took two carloads of hogs and
sheep
Norman Daffinrud. who had been
attending school here, left yester-
day for Morristown, the home of his
parents.
The Misses Eva We're and Eva
line Bauer of Eureka came up Mon
day to take in the Memorial Day
exercises.
Miss Frances Bum, who has been
employed at the Ladies Millinery
Store will leave Tuesday for her
home in Pipestone. MINI.
Katie, the five-year-old daughter
Of Andrew Nathan. is sick with
diphtheria. The family reside about
eight miles northeast of Linton.
There were memorial services in
the Methodist church last Sunday.
An earnest and patriotic sermon was
preached by the pastor, Rev. sacht-
jen.
Mrs. A. H. Irvine returned last
week from the Bismarck hospital.
She is much better, although she is
still weak and is under the care of
Dr.. Hogue.
COL futile has again filed in Kid
der county as a republican candidate
for member Of the legislature. Bet
ter write a letter to Chicago, Gussie,
and ask for another response from
the lady.
Harry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Knickerbocker of Eureka,
old settlers of Mcpherson county,
died last week. He was a pianist
and vlolinist of much ability His
mother is also dangerously i'll.
Will Johnson is carrying his hand
ma sling. as the result of painful
accident yesterday. He was tying
q COW with a chain when the animal
pulled back and the chain caught
one OF his fingers and badly wound
Hit.
Clarence Lloyd. eight years old,
residing with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ervie Lloyd, of the Linton
nelghborhood, while driving the cat
sle home Saturday evening. was
'nrown from his horse and received
soouble fracture of his left arm.
Teachers examination was held
oy Prot. Hanson in Linton Friday
sna Saturday. Following are the
names Of those who attended: VIM.
tanners, Rasmina MAIDEN, Ethel
:, surge, Mamie l. Chamley, Clara
mufane, Frances Woodland, Nina
Woodland, Carrie E. Brindle, May
sparks, Lucy l. Hubbard.
Another milestone has been passe
y Emmons county. Tuesday and
Yesterday an organ-grinder was on
s' ~ streets Of Linton the first prob
aD'y that ever found his way to the
county He had diminutive mon
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