Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-09-14
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Ffea fletz and hrlSt Wolter
made business trip 10 Temvik
Tuesday
Mrs. John Public returned Wed
~ DIS If last week from her So
lourn IN the east
Miss Inez CLANCY is stopping for
a time with Mrs. Charles Green. in
the 0mio country.
Mr. swab, Of the Omio neigaor-
hood. has gone to Rochester. MINI.
To consult physicians
Mrs Z Norman Of onMo has IL
ken her daughter. Mrs. Corners. 10.
Iowa for medical treatment
Miss Rose lNubowiiz Of llerreld.
who is teaching the McCullry
school was in Linton Saturday
Louis Maloney came up from NJ
erdeen Tuesday. on his way to his
ranch IN the Clayton neighhorhood
Miss llilda Nanderhurg of Omio
has been assisting Mrs Frank Bell.
IN Linton. during her recent Illness.
Mrs + NJ Ifurge. who has been
visiting IN California, is expected tn
arrive IN Linton this week for Il
brief visit
Mrs Della Palmer Green and chi
drcn, of Sioux Falls. S. D., are Wis
ltlng at the Palmer home, IA the
0mio nelghborhood
Capt. Honstain is expected to ar
rive to-day or tomorrow for a visit
with relatives and with old~tine
and friends.
Miss Rosina Seeman left Tues
day for her home at l.eScucr.
Mimi, after visit of a few weeks
at the home of her brother, [ u.
Seeman.
Mrs. John Pictz, mother of Fred
Pletz, returned to her Eureka home
Monday. after visit of week at
the residence of her SON and daugh-
in Linton.
Messrs. Seeman and Barger. with
their families, made a trip to that
summer and autumn beauty-spot
of the county. the Emmosnburg
country, Sunday, for an outing
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Lane went 10
Bismarck yesterday morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Lane are contemplating
to the Capital City, as MIR.
Lane has a very good professional
offer there.
M. T. Rarger and j. III. Reamer
made an auto trip to the Glencoe
country. Tuesday. and obtained
some Very fine samples to be
shown at he State Exposition,
among them being some Al alfalfa.
Fay Harding, having completed
his contract for building the Good
Lumber Company's big
coal-sheds, went home Yesterday
Mrs. Harding came down by team
from their farm i'm the Braddock
country and took him home.
Theodore Lame. being eighteen
years old. the age ut which he can
legally take up land in Canada, has
gone to Milestone, Saskatchewan,
near which place he intends to soon
fasten himself to 800 acres the
limit up there Of Dominion soil
Christ. Riebcr of 'l'cmvik recently
sold a Rumelv thrashing machine to
w III. Gahel, living fourteen miles
east Of Temvik. Chsrlcs Gillespie,
the Rumcly expert in these parts,
went out and set up the machine,
and it is working i'm tii,st-class shape.
J. l.. Iiolsti, If northeastern En-
mons, was i'm Linton yesterday He
was ON his way to Arlington. $. ~.
10 look after his crop interests
there He says that on his home
farm he got ten bushels of wheat
per acre ON forty acres. He aver
ages fair crop all through
The high school Of Linton offers
at present the following named sub.
jects above the eighth grade Latin
Grammar, German Grammar, En-
glish -four years., American Liter
allure, Modern History Plane Gc-
Algebra. and Physics. IN
there are boys and girls
i'm Linton net at present attending
school who can find among the
above named subjects just what
they want or need.
An accident that would undouht
edlg have resulted disastrously only
for prompt assistance happened last
Friday in the alleyin the rear Of the
First National Bank The buggy in.
which Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. ia
cob sautcl .Jr. We're riding tipped
over. the wheels un one side drop
ping into the gutter. I:oth ladies
fell from the rig. Mrs. Santter With
Nor hahN ~ hel. arlns a tMn-.na1-