Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-08-11

kalson viii become members Of the.
party AT St Paul
Postmaster Jones returned Tues
day from his trip TO Minneapolis.
Glen Turner returned Friday from
Minneapolis, where he visited friends
about five weeks.
Mrs \. II. Irvine went 10 Bis
marck Monday for further treat
ment at the hospital
c. L. Parkhurst, with the De soto
Creamery Company, was up from
Aberdeen on business. Tuesday.
Lost A long, white baby-coat.
with two large pearl buttons. Will
finder please leave at Record Office
The Misses Gladys Clybourne and
Martha Rowley of Minneapoli, are
the guests of Miss Lucille Grain in
Linton.
j. S. Green and family arrived
yesterday by auto from Sioux Fails.
IS. D.. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
in the Omio neighborhood.
g. a. Broman went to Bismarck
tins morning to remain for a few
days and receive treatment for his
old complaint, stomach trouble.
The Rev Lovelace will preach next
Sunday, morning and evening, in
Bismarck. in the M. F.. church. in
place of the Rev. A. l.. Shute. who
is on the sick list.
You probably won't believe this
statement; but it's true. In Linton,
last week, Friday came after Thurs
day, and next day it rained'
quite co-pious-ly.
Adolf and Alfred Becker and X.
Nelson. of the Winona country.
We're in Linton last Thursday. They
took home with them about Il ton OF
flour bought from Tom O'Brien.
Andreas kelsch returned last
Thursday from Glen Ullin, where he
went to do some business i'm the live
stock line. While there he attend
ed the Marthaller CHASER wedding.
The Rev. Sachten dug a hill of
potatoes in his garden Monday last
and picked out three of the spuds
from the hill which he weighed,
their combined weight being thirty
one ounces.
Born Saturday afternoon last, To
MIR. and Mr.. f. ID. Fogle. of Linton,
a son. Qater investigation of the
report shows that the Records in
formant was mistaken and that the
new settler is a daughter
want to thank the people of Lin
ton. young and old, for turning out
so weldon Sunday evening to church.
And thank the choir for singing.
And Miss Lucille Grain for playing
on the organ. | Lovelace.
John N Brundage and family
came up from Eureka Monday by
auto on their way to Bismarck and
Dawson to visit friends and reatives
While here they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junge.
The dance at the opera house last
Friday evening was very enjoyable
affair. Although not what might
be called "a crowd, /" a fair-sized as
semblage was there. The Brooks
orchestra furnished the music.
Fred Bertrand. the obliging and
welI-liked N. p. conductor, has been
on the sick list two or three days,
and has had substitute on his run
Perhaps sorrow over being a tenn
porary grass-widower is the cause
of his malady.
Grand Forks Times: The name
of Brofy, a small station nine miles
from Linton on the Northern Pa
cific branch, has been changed to
Tempeltonvile, and there has been
a request for a permanent station
filed with the company.
Ed Kruger came over from Nc
I-aughlin last week to pack his
household goods for shipment to the
town named. He and Mrs. Kruger
left Monday for their new home,
where Ed is manager of one of the
s. j. Hagg lumber-yards.
Anxious Inquirer. No; it isn't so.
The report that when Editor Owens
got home from his Williston trip he
tried to blow foam from his first
cup of coffee is a gross libel! The