Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-01-06
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A-.lioluluery l!uo al the residence
q the former, this Thursday after.
\ noon, in honor of Mrs. |. Mendelo.
! wtz.
/ Hal Tracy and his son Don cam,
up from Dale Tuesday Miss Names
l.esh, of Aberdeen, who had beer
visiting the Tracy family. accompa.
med them. and will take the first
passenger train for her home.
Bert Irvine returned on the snow.
pillow this morning from his trip to
the big Buick blowout at Flint
Michigan His first call when he
reached home was for square
meal, as he had been living for three
days on moose-milk and snow balls.
Two theater parties were given at
the Turner Opera House last Tues
day evening One was given hv
Mrs. Turner to sixteen of her ROYAL
Neighbor sisters. and the other bv
Miss Frances Patterson to fourteen
of her young lady friends. The
chairs occupied by both parties
We're tastefully decorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton and family
are awaiting the arrival or. rather
departure of a Milwaukee train,
to start on their journey 10 thei,
new home at Leola. Miss l1loy CLAY
ton will reside with DR.. and Mrs.
Wolverton and go to school during
the remainder of the term. Miss
Beryl Clayton will attend the normal
school al Aberdeen.
Last Tuesday night the local
lodge of NJ w. A. elected the FOL
lowing named officers for the com
ing year: y. c., A. M. Britts. W.
A., Earl Atha. Clerk, p. j. Witt
mayer. Banker. Z. n. Smith. Is
cort, j. A. Lang. Watchman. Al
bert Tough. Sentry, Frank Bell.
G. f., III. A. Thoreson. Physicians.
Drs. Hogue and Wolverton.
j. w. James, of the Oen johnson
stock farm east of Linton, whose
wife is sister of Mrs. Marchant.
has received word by letter that the
Merchants reached their new home
IN San Dinas, California all right
and that their ear of personal be
longlngs arrived in good shape The
letter says that members of the fam
| lily picked roses ON Christmas day.
One of the solid and substantial
institutions of the county is the Sc
curlty State Bank at Strasburg. In
keeping with the continued advance
in material prosperity of the people
in that part of the county, the Sc
curlty people have recently raised
their capital stock from five thou
sand TO ten thousand dollars. The
Strasburg bank is one of the most
carefully and conservativcly man
aged banks in the state.
Yesterday afternoon, in answer TO
a phone message from Hague, Will
Carmichael, the liveryman. started
a rig Hagueward for the purpose of
bringing the passengers of the
stalled Milwaukee train to Linton.
When the train arrived here this
forenoon it was ascertained that up
to the time the train left Hague the
Carmichael rig had not arrived
there. Later The rig returned to
Linton about noon to-day. 1t reached
Hague about a half hour after the
train left.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Orthmeyer.
Of the Hazelton neighborhood, have
been snow-bound i'm Linton since
last Monday, when they drove here
from their home to take the Mil
waukee train for Java, where Mrs.
ID. =. Adams. Mrs. Orthmeyer' $
mother, died last Monday at o clock
p. m. The deceased lady was sixty
eight years old She leaves a hus-
band, three daughters and a SON.
She was sick only a few days. The
funeral will be held tomorrow
Mrs. Adams was one Of the large
party Of relatives of the Orthmeyers
who visited the latter last fall.
Although Miss Thompson, assist
ant principal, and Miss Greenwood,
the primary teacher, who went away
to spend the holidays. and who have
not returned on account of the
snow blockade, the Linton schools
opened Tuesday. Miss Burke and
Miss Westeen were so fortunate as
to get back Friday, and Miss Green
arrived by Mondays N. r. tram.
Miss Floy Clayton is teaching the
primary classes during Miss Green
wood 5 unavoidable absence. La
ter. The Misses Thompson and
Greenwood arrived in 1 inton by
this morning delayed Milwaukee
train. Also. on this train. arrived
Miss Helen Everson, of Whitehall,
| Wisconsin. who comes here as an