Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-01-05

Herman Basch was Hartford WIS.,
;-o~ in Linton Saturday.
r H. Reamer left yesterday for
ABERDEEN on land business.
r, Kurtz of Hazelton was a
business caller here Tuesday and
yesterday.
Hon Wesley Baker was down
f,om the Livona country Tuesday
ON business.
Fred Petrie returned Monday to
Aberdeen to resume his studies at
the normal
Harry MCGEE and Monk" Sey.
moure were up from Dale country
Yesterday on business.
J. w. McKitrick returned Tuesday
NIGHT from the Bismarck hospital
much improved in health.
William j. Gabbert left for Dick
;nson Tuesday morning after a brief
visit with friends in Linton.
L. w. Crandal was down from
Livona yesterday on business be-
fore the county commissioners.
Bert Chase and family left last
Friday for visit of few weeks
with relatives at Webster, S. d.
A. L. Briddell, of the Linton auto
shop, left last Saturday for Mime
apoils on an extended business tour.
O. f. Lettner was business call
Ter at the county seat from the Lii
vona neighborhood several days this
week
Ben Matthews was down from
Hazelton country this week. having
business before the board Of county
commissioners.
Milton Tracy returned to Pollock
last Friday after a visit of few
DAYS with his cousin Don and other
friends IN Linton.
John P. Wolf, of Hillsview, S. D.,
who has been here several days visit
ing with relatives and friends, re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Seeman re
turned last Friday from Minnesota
points, where they had been visiting
relatives during the holidays,
Jacob Helfenstein. of the Livona
country, was here several days this
week on road matters before the
county commissioners.
Elmer D. Fogel was at Hazelton
last Friday The genial woodwork
er informs US that he received the
contract to build and install a fire
escape for the Hazelton school.
Sheldon Tracy, brother of Don
Tracy of Linton, was up from Dale
last Thursday to visit with the lat
ter. He returned the following day.
Carney's Orchestra and Concert
Company will appear at the opera
house Jan. 9Th. Prices. Is and %
cents for concert and S1.OO for
dance. Concert will start sharp at
$40.
Clemens kelsch and Milton Gull
bertson returned to Grand Forks
Tuesday morning, after weeks Wis
it with their relatives here. The
young gentlemen are attending the
university.
Mrs. Fred DeVaney of Dell
Rapids, S. d. returned home Wed
nesday after visit of several weeks
with her mother Mrs. E. H. Cald-
we'll, who resides about twenty
miles northeast of Linton.
Herman Marshall, living about
three miles northwest of Linton,
is confined to his bed with severe
attack of pneumonia. DR.. Hogue is
attending him, and at last reports
he is getting along very nicely.
Little Robert Postle left yester-
day for Hot Springs, Arkansas. He
was accompanied as far as Aber-
deem by Mr. F. A. Sherwood Of this
city. From there he will be under
the care of Miss Rosetta Sherwood.
Rev. L. A. Lovelace left yesterday
morning for Minot, where he will
MI the pulpit of the First Baptist
church. The call is permanent
one, and brings with it gooc
salary, We wish Rev. Lovelace sue
cess in his new field.
Mrs. G. o. Smith left Saturda,
last for Minneapolis, where she viii
consult aspecialist and receive medi
cal treatment. We hope that tn,
trip will be beneficial one to thu
lady's health. Little Miss Fora ac
companied her mother.
Charles DeBoer, who has been
faithful employee at the Eureka drul
store for some time past, departed
tins week for the home Of his par
ents near Westfield. N. D., wher'
ne will enjoy short vacation be