Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-01-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.

NJ YIN Muench made business
win 10 Bismarck yesterday morning
Merchant Klabunde of Hazelton
business caller in town tues
day.
Hon. Charles b. Carley is bust
,ass visitor at the Capital City this
week.
%. seeman will ship three car
lads Of cattle to eastern markets
Saturday.
William Waudby of Winona was
A,s;ness caller in Linton the first
If the week.
Far Sale. One red shorthorn
hill. coming two years old. Ray
little, Larvik, N. D.
n F. O'Brien, the Linton produce
nan returned last Friday from
business trip to Minneapolis.
G r Pritchard left last Saturday
for Billings, Mont. where ne Will
have headquarters with the Rune
Low Thrasher Machine Co.
Miss Lena Mickle, of the Clayton
na;phborhooa, was in the city Tues
aav on her way to Aberdeen to visit
friends
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich
Muschal. five miles north of Linton.
on Wednesday, Jan. Is, 1911, a SON.
All we'll.
The Braddock News has been des-
;cnated as an official paper of the
county at the adjourned meeting of
hoard of county commissioners this
week
Amos Yonker left Monday morn
ing for Lehr, this state, where he
will manage the Phoenix Lumber
Co.'S. wards during the illness of the
regular man.
DR.. Wolve-ton was called to the
home of Andreas Nathan, seven
miles northeast of Linton, where he
found Mr.. N. critically i'll with in
flanlmatory rheumatism.
At a meeting of the board of viii
lape trustees last Saturday evening.
I p Rurdick rendered hi. resigna-
ton as village marshal, and Nor
bert Billingsley was appointed his
successor.
H. A. Paskie, vino still resides in
Linton, will apprscia te any business
in regard to auctioneering. He is
now better prepared for the bust
ness than ever before. Give him a
chance. Adv
Alexander Bosch who recently
purchased the Jos. Eberle pool hall
has an auction sale to-day. and the
latter part of this week will move
with his family from the farm, four
miles east of Linton, TO this city.
H. j. Fischer, manager of the Da-
cotah Lumber Company yards OF
Linton, left Monday morning over
the Northern Pacific for Minneapo
lis to attend the lumbermens' con
vention which is in session there
this week.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday, Jan. 22d. will be helc
as follows: Sunday school. 1890 a
m.; preaching, 1i:30 a. M; preach
ing. 1880 p. m. All are cordial,
invited to these services. A. M
Wiley, Pastor.
S. j. Hagg left Monday for Mime
apolis to attend the lumbermens
convention. On his way home tn
latter part Of the week he will stol
off at Aberdeen to attend the Ma
sonic doings in that city. arrivin,
home the first of next week.
John Hosti of the Braddoc
neighborhood, was in Linton Tues
day on his way to Aberdeen, an
other South Dakota points. on bus
ness and also to pay a visit to rels
tives and friends. His brother FL
accompanied him down to Linton.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs +. /
luehe, formerly of Brofy, who h;
been a patient at the Bismarck ho
pital for the past five weeks has $
far recovered as to be able to leaN
the institution. She will remain
the city as the guest of friends f
the ensuing two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Orthmeye
of the Hazelton neighborhood, a
rived last Friday on the MilWauk'
from a two months visit in the sta
OF New York. Vermont, Ohio al
other eastern states. Both Mr. a
Mrs. 0. have not been Visiting
eastern states for more than a SEQ
of years, and they report great j
In the homes of relatives and q
time friends when they arriv
there.
Mcintosh Chief: At direct,
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