Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-03-24
Of Linton: MIR Dan Scott and Mise
Mabel Dokken. both of Linton

u Aalltoh. MT Ian Scott and Mise
Mabel Dokken, both Of Linton.
Or. Wolverton Went to Aberdeen
yesterday to attend the auto show.
Miss Olga NJ. Perras, of Hazelton.
visited friends in Linton Yesterday.
VIII Pagel returned Yesterday
from a weeks business visit in the
Twin Cities.
Mrs. Weatherby, escorted by her
SON Bernard. left Tuesday to visit
friends at Oakes.
Jesse Payne and his step-son. Pearl
Phllleman. are up from the south
western part of the county.
Girl Wanted TODD general house
work on small farm near town.
Mrs. H. B. Wood, I.arvik, n. ID.
Ben ketchum of iceland was here
Tuesday and Wednesday, and visited
his brother, on lower Beaver creek.
Frances and Harry Petrie and Ro-
zllla Sherwood are home from the
Aberdeen normal school. for vaca-
ton.
Ethan Burlingame returned vestcr-
day from Rochester, Mimi. where
he underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis.
A. NJ. Britts returned Monday
from Minneapolis, where for about
three weeks he received treatment
in a hospital.
Mike Baumgartner, the Strasburg
business man who has grown from
kidhood in Emmons county, was in
town Tuesday.
A passenger-train wreck on the
500, near the penitentiary at Bis
marck, last Monday. slightly injured
several people
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Donohue were
visitors in Bismarck several days this
week Mr.. Donohue leaves to-day
for Herman, California.
John McCrory of Winona brought
up from his ranch last Saturday
two hogs fattened at the ranch. He
sold them to +. A. Sherwood for $40.
The school board has re-engaged
the present corps of teachers, with
one exception. Miss Nora Green
wood. of the primary, resigned and
Miss Celia Mcdonnell was chosen
in her stead.
Bert Irvine, Earle Smith and Bert
Chase went to Aberdeen Friday to
attend the big automobile show.
Messrs. Smith and Chase returned
home Tuesday, and MIR. Irvine is eM-
pected home to-day. The visitors
are loud in their praises of the first
auto show held i'm our sister state.
j A. Lang, the Phoenix manager,
knows how it feels to be baptized by
immersion in ice water. While go
ing with the fire company to the
fire, Tuesday, and while crossing
Cemetery bridge. which was covered
with water, he sde-stepped into the
drink, which caused him to be the
victim of considerable wetness.
Leonard Du Heaume is back from
his visit of about four months to his
old home, st. Heller, Jersey Island.
Great Britain He had pleasant
trip and an enjoyable visit with his
relatives and boyhood friends Mr.
Du Heaume says that labor condi-
tions in England are very bad.
There are many people out of EN-
and everywhere, for sale.
are found articles marked, Made
in Germany goods which are
dumped on the free-trade English
market in ruinous competition with
the home product He heard many
of a belief that there
would eventually be war between
the two countries. Leonard is glad
to get back to the region wherein
he has resided twenty-seven years;
but he has pleasant memories of the
fruitful little island whercon he was
born.
AUTOS FOR SALE.
have for sale two secondhand
machines which will sell at a bar
gain. Need the money.