Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-01-13

Oscar Paulson has returned 10 his
home at Dell Rapids, S. q.
Andrew Wolfer returned yester
day from his trip to Texas.
The Bazaar people are remodeling
the interior of their store.
\ new phone, No. IS. has been
installed in the Moose lodge-room.
Attorney Armstrong made pro-
fessional trip to Iceland last Mon
day.
I. B. Mastel, of the Exeter neigh
borhood, was visitor in Linton YES.
terday.
1t is reported that G. B. Pritchard
is sick with yellow jaundice in a
Bismarck hospital.
Charley Gillespie is doing the
plumbing work in the new German
American Bank building.
Emanuel Heilman has returned
from his visit at Glenullin, and is
again on deck at the Bazaar.
| Miss Rose haven. of the Register
of Deeds office force. went to Aber-
deem Monday to visit relatives.
| The Rev. Karl Roth, the Baptist
pastor, left Tuesday on ministerial
visit to Ventura. Mcintosh county.
| A son was born last Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Heyne, living
about ten miles northeast of Linton.
Mrs. c. A. Patterson, Miss Fran
ces, her daughter, and James. her
son, left Monday for Mcintosh, SD.
The furniture for the new Ger
man-American Bank building has
been purchased from Smith & lr-
vine.
Will Tough is suffering from an
liberated tooth, which has caused a
big swelling on his jaw and is very
painful
Eight hundred Red Gross stamps
were sold in Linton Christmas week.
Bert Irvine had charge of their dis
tribution here.
George Schmidt, an early settler
in the Dakem neighborhood, was
among yesterdays visitors from
eastern Emmons.
Will Fischer last Monday began
term of school in the Wendelin
Schneider neighborhood, some three
miles southeast of town.
Miss lnez Sims. a former popular
and competent Linton teacher, is in
charge of the third grade of the
Aberdeen public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Schilling and family
have moved into the comfortable
residence on Broadway which they
recently purchased from Mr.. Men
delowitz.
Mrs. A. H. Irvine is sick with
lagrippe. and little two-year-old
Earl, her son. is suffering from
blood-poisoning caused by a cut on
one Of his fingers.
Eyes. sir; saw 'em once land I'm
going again. Cleanest, cleverest
and best show ever saw in the
opera house billiard and Amber
Wight They are in Linton Janu-
AIRY 4th.
Last Tuesday the members of the
local lodge of Ladies of the Macca-
bees presented Mrs. A. M. Britts
with an elegant rocking chair, as a
token of their appreciation of her
efficiency as Lady Commander.
Carl Vorlander, the druggist, re-
Gently sold two iron safes-one to
Jacob Jungula, the Linton mer-
chant, and one to a business man at
Jud, this state.
Mrs. C. l.. Wood, sister of Mrs. HI.
N. Turner. and Mrs. Erich, niece of
the ladies named, who have been
visiting the Turner's for several
weeks, will leave for Minneapolis
Saturday.
Aberdeen American, Jan. 18th:
Major w. L. Belden, Indian agent
at Fort Yates, stopped over in the
city yesterday ON his way home
from short business and pleasure
trip to the Twin Cities.
The state of North Dakota has
been divided into two Catholic do
ceses. The western diocese COM
prises all those counties lying west
of the east line of Emmons, Bur-
leigh, Mclean and Ward counties.
The bishop of the new diocese will
reside in Bismarck
Mr.. and Mrs. Reichenstein and
Mrs. Mendelowitz and her children,
Leah and Daniel, left Tuesday to
take up their residence in California.
Mr.. Mendelowitz will not go to join
them until his business here is set
tied up, which will require some
time. The Claytons also left last