Emmons County record., 1911-02-16

Eat at Turner s.
nr. schokey of Pollock was a
business caller in Linton between
trains to-day.
Henry Doe, son-in-law OF Coz.
Hamilton. of Strasburg, was visit
or in Linton yesterday.
Mrs. Michael Feiszt, of the stras-
,,,rc country, died last Monday at
,he age of sixty-three years.
Boyn-February Is. 1911. to Cash
;sr and Mrs. Reuel j. Grain. a
Slaughter. Mother and child doing
nicely.
The Misses Clara and Mable
Murane were visitors in Linton
from the Hartford neighborhood
last Saturday.
Jay Smith was pleasant visiter
several days of this week in Linton.
He is manager Of a lumber yard at
piesem. this state.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ryckman and
Nv and Mrs. Edw. Rice of Dale,
we're up Monday evening to attend
/ the revival meetings.
The masquerade roller-skating
,,.h;,h ras announced for Saturday
Feb 18th has been postponed until
the evening Of Feb. 25th.
Mrs. Chas. S. Lane and son Theo.
returned last Saturday evening
from Spokane, Wash, where they
had been the past month.
Mrs. Bert Irvine. in company with
her daughter Ruth and son Earle,
h left last Tesday morning for an ex
4 tended visit at Seattle, Wash.
! School children will have access to
the opera-house roller rink Satur-
/ day afternoons from 2 until 5
] O'Clock. Admission: 10 and 10
4 cents.
4 George Burge has oats to sell that
weigh As pounds to the bushel.
You will do we'll to call at his place
Of business, next door north of the
livery stable.
Jake Van de Vorste. of the West
field country was taken suddenly i'll
last Saturday. DR.. Shocky was called
from Pollock and pronounced it an
accute case of appendicitis.
Tony VerHoeven. of the Hull
neighborhood, who recently broke
his leg by falling on an icy place
near his residence. is reported by
DR.. schokey as doing nicely.
Jake Van de Vorste of Westfeld
was taken to the Aberdeen hospital
to day. where the young man will
be operated on for appendicitis.
DR.. Schokey accompanied him down.
4 Karl Frankhauser of Darlington
who has been visiting his relatives
4 in Linton for the past week left
Il Tuesday for Pollock for a short
Il visit; from there he will return to
u his home town.
B Mrs. Scott Cameron returned the
N first Of the week from few weeks
n visit at Pembina, and other towns in
n the eastern part of the state. Scott,
n the states attorney, went to Bis
q marck to meet his wife.
q The young son. one Of the twins
u Of the late Mrs. N. Van de Klas-
q horst, died last Saturday morning
u at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
81 Heyerman at Westfield. The little
Al one was sick since birth.
~ The remains Of Franz HUM, q
g wel-known old timer of the Hague
It country, were taken to their final
81 resting place last Tuesday morning
81 Mr.. HUM breathed his last Sunday
n Feb. 18th, at the ripe old age Of
~ eighty years.
h q. Huether. who just resently
S purchased the Kicker meat market,
n Vt had the misfortune last Saturday Of
n, getting his hand in the meat chop
q per, whereby he became minus the
II frst joints of two of his fingers Of
n |Ss the right hand.
w. n. Schubert liveryman of Ft
Yates, brought over S. j. Hagg las
Friday. MIR. Hagg has been visiting
.he lumber yards west Of the river
IN which he is interested. Mr.
b schubert is a brother-in-iaw of John
q CarrIgnan Of that place.
I hlaus Huizenga was up from th'
"eseheld country Monday on busi
ness. He informs us that he mad,
sne purchase of 24O acres of Ian,
adjoining his farm from Louis Dorm
oosh for which he paid the nea
/ sum OF $50 an acre. Thst is goo
A price, says Mr.. H.; but, he ais
ADMITS that you could not buy j
& from him for that nr;co
4 number of Emmons count,
people are at present in Bismarck