Emmons County record., 1910-11-24

! LADI Es' You can't afford TO go
without hat these nice days. Come
| In and see what nice bunch We have
and get the low prices We ATE sell
ing them out at very low price now
The Ladies Store.
Michael Hofer and Adolf Mas and
family. OF Java. S. ID. relatives ol
John Schafer Of Linton. we're in town
last Friday over night They were re-
turning home from Turtle Lake this
state. where they alsp visited rel
atiyes.
Palladium: Lochner Csncert and
Dance Orchestra in the Armory last
Tuesday night was grand from begin
ming TO end All we're pleased With
1.-THE concert. and the large number who
attended the dance We're highly de-
lighted with the music and all had a
good time.
There will be preaching in Brofy
school house next Sunday evening.
Nov. 9th, at 80 clock All are in
vited. Last Sunday evening We had
a large congregation of fine young
people. and there we're some good
singers among them Come again,
young friends. = l. A Loveiace.
Isaac Moe left last THURSDAY for
Hubbard, Iowa. with the family 5
household goods Mrs Moe left next
day, and on her way to Hubbard will
visit friends al Mitchell and Alexan-
dria, S. d. They intend to reside in
Iowa at least year. and. If they like
il there. will remain permanently.
However, they have not sold their
farm few miles from Linton.
Fred Allan. of the Hosse drug
store. went to Bismarck last Thursday
TO consult specialist regarding
trouble he had been having with his
eyes. When he returned and heard
the news his eyes surely opened wide:
for during his absence, a brand d-new
boy had taken up his residence in the
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ily. Mother aud son all right.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Rush the present
population Of old Billsport, were in
Linton Saturday in the family auto,
returning from visit TO their daugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie Rush. who is teaching
the Wickenheiser school. a few miles
south of town. Wonder if Mike ever
thought he would be driving such a
''critter in North Dakota-when he
was government mail-carrier in the
Slope country in the .o>
What can be the matter with the
mai service. that newspapers so fire.
quently go astray? Word from the En-
monscounty colony in the Pasadena Los
Angeles tCal.l country is to the effect
that for two or three weeks recently
copies OF the Record were missing. They
have left the Record office every week.
We have mailing machine that can
not miss stamping wrapper, and, as
they are all in single wrappers. it is
remarkably strange that all of them
failed TO reach their destination.
Marion Burge returned Tuesday
evening on the n. p. train from a trip
to California. He left this morning
for Knapp, Wisconsin, where he will
act as general manager of a store for
awhile. He says that Mr. and Mrs.
Broman have cosy and comfortable
home near Pasadena and Los Angeles.
1t consists of ten acres. with lemon,
orange. and grapefruit trees- they
all grow on trees lin bearing. He
paid thousand dollars an acre for the
tract. and will receive about three
thousand dollars for this years crop.
Some six weeks ago young Sam
Blore of Emmonsburg, got mixed up
in a runaway while he was brea king a
team of colts. He was thrown over q
bank, falling on his outstretched
right arm. At the time he thought
the arm was merely sprained- How
ever the shoulder continued TO pain
him so much that he last Saturday
came to Linton to consult a doctor.
DR.. Wolve1ton found the shoulder so
badly dislocated that it was impos-
sible toreduce it by ordinary means.
So the young man was taken Monday
to Aberdeen, where, at st. Luke's
Hospital. Drs. Murdy and Wolverton
finally succeeded in getting the dislo-
Gated bones into their proper places.
1t is believed that Sam will eventual
ly be able to use the shoulder as we'll
as ever.
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