Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-06-09
m TOWN AND OUT.

Fat at Turner's s.
Girl Wanted-At Turner's restau-
rant.
Little Bernard Weatherby is still
improving in health.
Siberian Millet. for seed, on sale
AZ the Lyon Elevator, Brofy.
The Emmons County Record prints
a,c,ion-sale bills in English and
German.
= n Brandt, of the Hazelton
country, was a visitor in Linton
Tuesday.
Elmer Fogle is building residence
for Adam Bosch in the northeastern
part of town.
Frank Streeter writes that he ex-
meets to return home from school
next Saturday.
George Lynn has gone out to the
state of Washington to bring home
his wife and daughter.
Miss Frieda Backhaus went to
iceland Saturday to visit friends,
remaining over Sunday.
Messrs. Naramore and Cameron
hova returned from their visit To
the eastern part of the state.
J.P. Nelson left Saturday for AL
bert Lea, Mimi, where he will visit
relatives and friends a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Atha and chill
dren left Saturday for few weeks
visit with relatives at Ortonville,
MINI.
W. B. Andrus came up from Dale
Yesterday to make final proof. Will
Knight and Jake Steensland were
his witnesses.
Mrs, H. N. Turner is seriously Grip
pied by a sprained ankle. The inju-
nv is so severe as to compel the lady
to use crutch.
Sunday, June 9Th. to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Beck. living six
miles northeast of Linton, a son.
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Willy Lieben, of the Hull neigh
borhood, was in Linton last Thurs
day to make final proof. VIM. Groen
and Gerrit Haak were his witnesses.
There was no contest in the school
election Tuesday, although a good
sized vote was polled. Asa Britts
and John Owens were chosen d.
rectors.
Frank Pring, a cousin of George,
0. E. and Marion Burge, left last
week for Aberdeen. Mr.. Pring had
been employed by o. E. Burge on
his farm during the last few months.
Mrs. A. N. Junge went to Aber-
deem Tuesday as delegate from
Linton lodge to a gathering of Ladies
Of the Maccabees. Mrs. j. N. Brun-
dage accompanied her from Eureka.
A postcard from Long Beach,
CAL, to the editor, and dated Me-
mortal Day, says: Though we are
far away, we are thinking of our old
soldiers at home. Greetings from
the Merchants. /"
Comrade Lovelace is now proprie-
tor Of brand new we'll on his prem
ises in town, and he invites all and
several Of his anti-prohibitionist
friends to call there and get drink
Of the best beverage to be found on
earth
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Haak, old
settlers of Hull, this county, were
in Linton this week on their way to
Manhattan, Montana, to visit rela-
tves. Their daughter, Mrs. G.. De
koning, who lives there.is in poor
health.
Friedrich Wohl, of Emmons coun-
~. who was sent to the penitentiary
couple of years ago, was paroled
last week. He was convicted of in
cest and sentenced to five years.
Young Frood of Burleigh county,
convicted of stealing cattle, was also
paroled.
PHOTOS.-Now is the time to get
the baby's picture made. We make
speciality of them. Just as soon
as the baby is strong enough to take
out OF doors let us make you some
pictures that you will cherish all
your life. We guarantee to please.
Smith Photo Studio.
A wedding will take place to-day
IN the Linton German Lutheran
church. The contracting parties
are Miss Martha Wiegand. eldest
daughter of the pastor, Rev. H. Vie
gand, and Mr.. Hermann Gabbert, of
Dickinson, this state, eldest son of
Mf- and Mrs. Fred. Gabbert, of
Howard Lake, MINI.
A letter from Andrew Wolfer asks.
70 have his copy of the Record