Emmons County record., 1911-12-28

IASS N0IIOn0t DUNK u AHsDetssss -
e rived home last week. after IN ab
sence of several weeks across tn
: river in the interest OF the Siou,
Lumber Company.
DR.. H. H. Stoner, Of Highmore, S
D., spent Christmas in Linton viii
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Sutherland. DR.. Stonel
is superintendent OF farmers insti
tutes in South Dakota.
They have some winter occasion
ally-even in Spokane. A letter from
former Emmonsonian to Z relative
here says that at one time in Novem.
Der there were twenty inches Of
snow on the ground.
Judging by the comines and 60.
ings of Emmons county people, the
Christmas trees and the other enter.
tainmenss. chroniced in the Record
this week. the bad crop year hasn' I
taken the life and ambition out of
the popuace-to any great extent.
Preaching at Temvik next Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock in the school
house. Subject: Regeneration and
Sanctification from Scriptural
Point of View" Bring your Bibles
and see. Will not misquote Script
ure to prove my point. Everybody
cordially invited. L. A. Love-
lace.
The Record has quite a bunch Of
/ subscribers in Cananda. One Of
them writes to ask whether any ex.
ira postage is required on papers
TO Canada. No. American news
papers go to Canada on the same
terms in the matter Of postage as
they are carried in the United
States.
Turner's moving pictures in the
Opera House, Tuesday night. were
fine. The Necklace Of the Dead"
was sad. but beautiful, and the ex-
preston on the faces Of the actors
making the pictures was extremely
natural. The Revolving Doors" was
the funny feature, and pleased every.
body present.
VIM. Took spent last night in Lin
ton. His home is Daleview, Sas-
katchewan. Canada. to which place
he moved from the Westfield coun-
try, this county, about two and q
half years ago. He has for the past
week been visiting his brother, Fred
Took, and old neighbors and friends.
at Westfeld.
c. S. Gillespie returned from
Kuhn Monday evening by N. P. train
to spend Christmas evening at home.
He had run of half mile to catch
the N. P. at Moffit; but, being q
pretty good sprinter. he made it.
He left next morning for Kuhn,
where he is doing some work as
Rumley Company expert.
A party Of young folks from lem.
vlk and vicinity produced play at
the Opera House in Linton last
Thursday night 1t was entitled
The Brookdale Farm The pro-
duction was very good. considering
the opportunities afforded young
people IN these parts to become thor.
oughly acquainted with stage mat.
tiers.
Prof. Felland, principal of the Lin
ton schools, left Friday for St. Louis.
Mo, to spend the holidays. That
dear old San Louee, where the writer
spent nearly a dozen years Of his
eenocent youth-in the days when
Creve Coeur Lake was no bigger'n n a
duck pond and the Eads and Mer.
chants bridges had not yet divided
traffic with the Wiggins ferry-boats.
Sunday. Dec. oath. at IL O'Clock
noon, MIR. Grover Liversage and
Miss Mabel Caldwell were married
at the residence of the brides mother
in the Braddock. neighborhood. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
L. A. Lovelace. A large number Of
guests were present. After the
ceremony fine dinner was served.
The bride and groom are well-known
and popular young people of the
north country.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sutherland
moved this week to their new home
in Eureka, where Mr.. s. has secured
a position as manager of the expert
ment farm. Everybody regrets the
departure Of this worthy family.
They are sociable. pleasant people,
and about as musical a couple as ever
sojourned in these parts. However.
their many friends here are pleased
to know that Frank has secured a
good position at their new home.
The Record is in receipt Of q very
neat 1912 calendar presented by the
First Bank of Linton. The leading
feature is picture Of very atrac-
tive lady that is. SO far as the wri.