Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
Weather fine.

Weather fine.
j. r. Davis arrived from the east
Monday noon.
Sheriff Jones made trip to Bis
marck yesterday.
A. L. Cell was Hazelton visitor
in Linton last Thursday.
Peter A. Sogstad was down from
the Tell country, Friday.
Rufus Wagner was up from the
Postle ranch yesterday.
Earl Mewing is recovering from
severe attack of quinsy.
Mrs. Marion Coon is on the sick
list with case of lagrippe.
Billy Carmichael is over from
Mcintosh on a business trip.
The county board of canvassers
will meet in Linton next Tuesday.
Judge Carley remained over Sum
day at Bismarck with his sick wife.
Mrs. John Postle has purchaser
the Sherwood residence, in West Lin
ton.
Amos Yonkers, of the Phoenix
lumber yards, went to Bismarck
yesterday.
Willis Dorman has rented the
Reemts dwelling, in the southern
part of town.
Go to A. K. Moore's restaurant
for good bread, pies and cakes. Best
made in these parts. If
Frank Bell and family yesterday
moved into the DuHeaume dwelling.
near the courthouse.
Carl Beseler and X. knudtson
were visitors from the Braddock
country last Saturday.
Phone your order and number in
your party to Turner for your 5
O'Clock Thanksgiving dinner.
DR.. Muench, U. S. Commits sioner,
went to Hazelton yesterday morn
ing to do some final-proof work.
Chris. Vorlander. the Eureka pio-
neer and banker, was a visitor in
Linton the latter part of last week.
Auditor Pitts is getting along
very we'll in Bismarck. He expects
to be able to return home in few
days.
If you have a piano sou want to
have tuned, call, write or phone
George Brooks, Linton, Postoffice
Box n.
Mrs. Charles Wetzel and son, of
the Glanavon country. is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Steensland.
Percy and Arthur Chamley, of the
Hartford country, returned Satur-
day from the other side of the river,
where they filed on claims.
Say! Doggone it! Why don't a
whole lot of our Linton young people
get married? This office is doing fine
work in wedding stationery.
John Snyder, auditor-elect, is act
in as deputy for Auditor Pitts and
will continue in that position until
he assumes the position himself.
Mrs. Clarissa E. Slater. of Hart,
Michigan, eldest sister of Comrade
A. c. Wagner, died last Monday at 8
a. m. The many friends Of the old
soldier extend sympathy to him in.
his bereavement.
Word has been received at Linton
that the land-contest case of I. w.
Britts VS.. Sammons has been decided
in favor Of Britts. Lane for Britts;;
Armstrong & Cameron and Coven-
try for Sammons.
David Tough left Tuesday on a
visit to his old home in the Aberdeen
region of Scotland. He will be abb
sent several weeks. The Record
wishes safe and pleasant trip to
the worthy pioneer.
Preaching at Tempelton school
house next Sunday evening, Nov.
goth, at 7::3O o'clock sharp. Sub
ject or text: They all with one
concert began to make excuse. ;" A
song service. l.. A. Lovelace.
wish to sell my household furni-
ture. Also, a pair of light bobsleds.
cutter, driving team and a span
of yearliing colts. Those knowing
themselves indebted to me please
call and settle. Those holding ac-
counts against me please call and !
will settle. F. A. Sherwood.
Bert Hardenbrook, manager at
Brofy of the Godridge-Call lumber
yard, was taken very i'll last Sunday
night with appendicitis. Monday
DR.. Wolverton took him to Bis
marck hospital. He was not in con-
dition for an operation, but the same
will be performed in few days.