Emmons County record., 1911-03-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Anton Refs was up from Stras-
burg Monday on business.
Mrs. Postle spent a few days of
lost week at her farm near Winona.
The editor Of the Record returned
home from Bismarck last Tuesday
Geo. Middleton was up from the
Glanavon country Monday on bust
ness.
We sell the best corsets; all kinds
and all sizes. Call at the Ladies
Store. lmrch9-'1)
a N. Irvine, the undertaken, was
q business caller at Aberdeen over
Sunday.
The three-months-old son of Lloyd
Elwess, ten imles east of Linton, is
sick with pneumonia.
j. H. Reamer will leave Saturday
for the Twin Cities in connection
with a $50, 900 land DEAL
Christ Hirning and Rochus Ell of
Hague we're business callers in Lin
ton Monday between trains.
A. E. KIabunde of Hazelton was
in town over night Monday on his
wav to Aberdeen on business.
Mrs. A. S. seeley of Logan dis
trict was visitor at the Postle home
in Linton few days of last week
Frank Kuehn. formerly of the
Hague State Bank, but now of Bent
ley, N. D.. was business caller in
Linton Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Loney re-
turned Saturday from Minneapolis,
Mimi, where they had been visit
ing.
The Ladies' Store has the stuff
for acknowledgements; toweling. pill
low tubing, sheeting, art linens in
white and tan, stamped goods of all
kinds. (mrch 9-tf)
Martin Eitram and John Holsti
came down from the Braddock coun-
try Monday, the former bieng on
his way to western South Dakota,
points, while Mr.. Holsti was here on
business.
The Van Beck boys of Westfild re-
Gently had lively wolf chase in
that neighborhood on horseback.
They chased two big wolves and
tired them out, and then killed them
with pitch-forks.
Bernhart Burkhardt and Miss Liz
zie Rensselaer, were married last
Tuesday noon by County Judge Car
ley. They took the afternoon train
for Lennon. S. d.. near where the
groom has a claim.
Fred Gau of Mcintosh, S. D., was
in Linton several days of last week.
While here he purchased Elmer
Fogle's half interest in the McIn-
tosh blacksmith-shop and will now
run the business alone.
Neil Michel. VIM. Baker, Albert
Peterson and Clifford Nickel were
down from Gayton the first of the
week, unloading car Of seed grain,
which they had shipped in from
Spencer. South Dakota.
The snow has pretty nearly all
disappeared in these parts. The
weather is warm and springlike.
1t is to be hoped that this sring will
not be a repetition of the spring of
last year, when prolonged and un-
seasonable warm weather caused
the small-fruit buds to start, only to
meet death by frost, later.
On the evening Of March 10th
there will be a poverty social"
given by the Omio Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Schwab. Sandwiches, cake
and coffee will be served for Is
cents. Small fines will be charged
those not in poverty dress. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Next week the Record will con-
tain a list of the most important
bills that passed both houses of the
Legislative Assembly and, having
received the signature of the Cover.
nor, are or will be laws. 1t should
De remembered that bills passed
which do not carry an emergency
clause go into effect July lst. Ever
when bill has the emergency claus,
affixed it does not go into effect
When signed by the governor unles: