Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-11-09

'iie'i'oers on .ne subject OF 'Domes-
tlcsclence. after which they enjoyed
q dainty luncheon served by the host. !
ess in the dining room, which va.
PRETTY decorated with Hallows en-
symbols.
Miss Callahan returned last Mon
day from a trip to Chamberlain. s.
o.. where she went to attend the
funeral Of her father, whose sudden
death was announced in the Record
last week. The cause of Mr.. Gala
mans death was apoplexy. 1t was
the third attack. He had gone to
the railroad yards to visit his son.
an engineer, when the fatal stroke
came.
Friday afternoon at 8 .. m. al
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Crowley. in the Marie neigh
borhood. She is the first girl in
family Of boys. and MIR. Crowley
was passing around the Tom Moore
smokers in honor of her advent.
Mother and young lady all right.
Her dad says she is just the person
needed in his family. She is quite
helpful and willing. too advised her
dad to go into the dairy business,
and said she was willing to do her
share of the milking.
1t pays to advertise. The spec
tacles found by the Rev. A. NJ. Wi
ley, and the overcoat picked up in
the road by Will Brooks. found own
ers through the little local notices in
the Record. The spectacles be-
longed to Mrs. Jas. Green Of Marie
and the heat-conserver to Anton Lar
son of the Temvik country. How
fortunate it was for Mrs. Green and
Mr. Larson that preacher and a
farmer. instead of a newspaper
man, found their property. Again
we say. in the language Of the
school-bov, ''lt pays to advertise. y
A little oldG. A. X. comrade from
| up Buchanan valley way was visitor
in Linton and at the Record office, last
week. After locking up our chick
ems. we interviewed the visitor and
found that he was Smith No. 1897
$685. 1893 F. D. otherwise kown as
Stub" He and MIR. House, a
neighbor, were here on some pro-
bate business connected with the
estate of deceased sister Of Mr..
House. The editor is sorry to learn
that the health of Mrs. Smith-whose
father and the father Of the editor
were brothers is not improving,
and that she is confined to her bed
all the time.
O. E. Nickel was in from the Omic
country yesterday. MIR. Nickel will
soon go to Bismarck, as recently
stated in the Record, to submit him.
self to surgeon. MIR. Nickel has
rather more than his share Of Attic
tions, being seriously troubled with
gall-stones. appendicitis and piles
: Tuesday of last week the neighbors
Of Mr.. NJ. went to his place anc
picked his corn for him. The ladies
took provender along and Furnished
a dinner for the men folks. Tn.
members of the Omio Sunday -schoo
also took up collection and made
Mr.. Nickel some useful presents
o. + thoroughly appreciates thes.
] acts of his kind-hearted neighbors.
; Last Thursday evening, Mrs. Liz
: zie Dow, of Mandan, deputy state
commander of the Maccabees o.
. North Dakota, arrived in Lin
ton to try to awaken new inter
est in the local hive. Finding ;
few willing helpers and goodly
supply of material in the field, sh,
accomplished great deal. Aftel
. soliciting in town only three days
she secured $3.50 worth o.
life insurance and had had severa
= meetings. This organization, to
ladies only, is very worthy order
and affords excellent protection To-
the families Of those taking out tn
y insurance. Monday evening Mrs
q Dow conducted the election and in
q stallation Of a new corps o
n officers and treated the members t
G a fine lunch. Tuesday evening Their
was short session, and the hiv
I presented Mrs. Dow with a souveni
g spoon Of Linton. in appreciation o
{. the good work she had done in ou
$ town. The lady returned to her hom
+ in Mandan Wednesday morning.
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