Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-11-30

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''s' pi,ts ssent few days last
W Il. his FANNY in Linton.
~ Ian,l was initiated into
' .s II Y oage Monday night.
V :. sm made his regular pro-
i Hazelton last Tues
~ 49,. ssggs to The Cash Store.
~ cents per dozen.
Fssr.s .'tV
= $500. Wentry and Cameron
~ initial City this week
y is ia business.
" sni MIS- T. +. Savage Of the
49,, = e4s..try. visited friends in
Iir.5r i. satarday
IA, sater eft by yesterday s
u,i,sasse train for few days
-. lsla.osh, $. D.
r.s,a,sn .odge of Loyal Order
.usss- Il elect officers the even
ne i i aiag, Dec. 4th.
i'm sunday, Nov. 26th, at Z a.
Nh aud Mrs. Elva Burge. q
dsusAtsr th doing we'll.
ri. 81 ion Of officers of Linton's
q loase Mil take place the even
inc If TharSAay Dec. l1th.
Il ysu Nant something that is
sooa. est sack of Royal Patent,
SIS per aek. at the Bazaar.
Asno0 ale. was necessary over
tie NJ. Linton branch Tuesday.
II bsd a a-train accompaniment.
pon Tracy, the Linton photog-
,sohey went last Tuesday to Hazel
-onWAere 81 has established a branch
staiia
Wm !, Ferry. manager Of the
North Star company's lumber yard
At s;rasburg, IS in Linton for day
or taaou business.
Frank lhesrown is home from the
ives. side Of the river, where he
went II the interest of the Sioux
I.umbai Company.
Millinery clearance sale, to make
room for spring stock. Farm prod
uce 81 a. kinds taken in exchange.
MR.. VIM. Raven & Co.
John Petz. of Eureka. father OF
Fred Pet, Of the Linton First Ma.
tional Bank, was in Linton Monday
afternoon, on his way to Bismarck.
Dr. l.arrabec was called to Hazel
ton Tuesday to assist DR.. Snyder in
an operation on the feet of H. M.
Smith d northern Emmons, who
recently bad his toes frozen.
Miss Belle Lien, who was for y
long time clerk in the register OF
deeds Office, is assisting at the First
Bark q Linton, where the close OF
the Year brings much extra work.
DR.. Larra0ee made trip to Brad.
docS Monday, called there by the i'll.
ness Of Mis-. Adolph Stalk. The
lady IS Improving. She is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rush,
pioneer Of the Billsport country.
The lieg Carradine, of St. Louis,
Is holding meetings nightly in the
Linton Methodist church. Mr.. Car.
radiAa i fine orator, but he pre-.
scflbes he'll for pretty neary every
body who doesn'tlook at things from
his point u view.
lfe monthly special meeting Of
the lie Club was held at the
honle u Mrs. H. N. Turner, Fri
day Nov 9th. A very enjoyable
and instructive afternoon was spent
on tae subject of State Federation
Of Women 5 Clubs.
George Isaac, the Temvik miller
VIII ais son Johnnie, was in Lintor
Friday They came to meet Mrs,
Isaac. who had been absent about
three weeks at Marion, S. D., wher,
she @as called by the death of hel
father, John [. Dalke.
Mrs i ] Fischer. wife of tn,
manager ofthe Goodridge-Call Lum
yer Company 5 business in Linton
returned home Saturday after /,
mouth visit with her son-ln-law ant
aaugflier. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin. a
hs'gnd this state.
1.llg Matthews, an early settler
u ''lls part Of the world, was in Lin
'Vafeeentlg and made the Recor,
Ylies a Welcome call. Mr.. Mat
NEW = now coated at Mcintosh. S
= boEn he and Mrs. Matthews ar,
ENJOYING good health.
!2e Bismarck Settler says: "Tue,
gay ssening at $50 o'clock. Mis-
Lusea Feet PRESSED the button whic]
ulaesH. y operation the new Whit,
Wy Wy gtlts that We're recently in
s'allsa: / was pretty sight. an,
"'' 3hllaue to be from this date