Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-09-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

r..;, Sites last Friday on business.
~ seeman shipped two car
M of cattle to st. Paul Saturday.
romraee Joe Allen and his son
uaea Mere up from the Dale coun-
try Tuesday.
Nss Retta sandidge is stopping
as.b Mrs. Scott Cameron and at
tending school.
Mrs Thomas Fergus of Linton
viii go to Jamestown the last OF the
,aes 10 visit friends.
Iohn j Baumgartner. the Stras-
b,ro merchant, was a business Wis
;,or in Linton yesterday.
Mrs. Fred. Snyder and Mrs. +. W..
nrtbmeyer were visitors from the
north country yesterday.
lrad llelsch left for st. Paul last
saturday with a carload OF cattle.
He returned home yesterday.
Nessrs. l.'ogel and Sutherland are
busv at work on the extensive adj
ALTON 10 the Temvik school-house.
The interior of the telephone ex-
change has been re-decorated that
K ahenl, so to say whitewashed.
Clemens kelsch will return to
Grand Forks next Tuesday to begin
his second year at the state univer
sity
Miss Lucille Grain has gone to
Evanston. Illinois. where she will
attend the Northwestern univer-
sity
The Misses Frances and Hazel
petrle left Monday for Dubuque.
Iowa. where they will attend col
lege.
County Treasurer Naramore went
10 Bismarck by train Saturday and
returned by buzz-wagon Saturday
night
Miss Ella Madison, the trimmer at
the Ladies' Store, and Miss Jessie
Brtts. we're over-Sunday visitors at
Hazelton.
Miss L.ottie Grendell. Of River
Falls Wis, who will teach school at
Pollock the coming term, was in Lin
ton Monday
Miss Florence Jackman of Temvik
left for Lincoln, Nebraska. last
Monday. She will enter a college
at that place
A. f. DIESEL, of Ossian. Iowa.
made brief visit this week with
his friend, A. j. Cremer, of the
First National Bank.
Fred Frazer, of the Sand Greek
country, will go to Bismarck next
Saturday to have an operation per-
formed for appendicitis.
Mrs. C.. III. Mewing is expected
home tomorrow evening from
Bismarck hospital, where she has
been sufferer from rheumatism.
Some say that the rairie-chickens
areplentlful in these parts and some
say they are scarce. Perhaps that
depends on the hunter or the dog.
Don Tracy, the Linton photogra-
pher, wiilvisit Pollock on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 7Ist, 77d
and 2sd, prepared to do work In his
line.
A. L. klabunde, Robert Beale,
John Wray and Ed. Sterling were
down from Hazelton Tuesday to at
tend a meeting Of the Masonic
lodge
The 1t. Rev. Cameron Mann,
Bishop of North Dakota, will ad-
minister the rite of confirmation in
the Episcopal church at Linton next
Monday evening, Sept. 18th. at 8
o'clock.
There is a great deal of COM
petition among peach-sellers in town
THIS week. Ihereare two youngsters
whoseem to understand the meaning
OF the phrase The early bird
catches the worm. =
Millinery opening at the Tough
Sisters store on Friday and Satur-
day Of this week We have the most
beautiful line Of hats ever shown
mere. and at a very low price. Be
sure 10 come IN early.
Inc person who took bloodstone
flhg, amt gold necklace set with
pearls and rubies, from the resi-
ushee Of Miss Alena Tough. within
month, Will do we'll to return the
articles 70 their owner in Linton
and save treuble. (se,4p.
Jacob Ilelfenstein and Phillip
1fehz, Of the IIazelton neigborbooa.
were IN Linton yesterday. Jacob had
paa tooth and came to see the
se'' whose mission in life is the fix
ing Of obstreperous (good word)
9rlhqers We forget the gent $