Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-12-21

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There are numerous samples in
large case, and it will we'll pay those
who did not visit the exposition to
call and see it. The alfalfa samples
are particularly interesting.
Tom O'Brien's bright young neph-
ew, Joseph, left for Minneapolis last
Saturday to visit relatives. And by
this time it is probable that Joe's
hoy and girl friends IN the Flour
City are hearing wondrous tales
regarding the wild and woody west,
with thrilling accounts of Joe add
ventures with Indians and buffalo.
The attendance at the band con-
cert last Friday evening was not as
large as the excellence of the music
should have drawn. However, there
was very fair-sized crowd at the
dancing party which followed the
concert. The band boys cleared up
about $27 by the double entertain
ment.
Services Methodist church Sum
day. Dec. ~, as follows: Sunday
school, 1000 a. m. Preaching, HOO
a. m. followed by the sacrament of
the Lords Supper; Junior League,
300 p. M; Epworth League. $3.50
p. M; preaching, 7:30 p. m. The
evening service will be Christmas
service. You are invited. A. M.
Wiley, Pastor.
When at Bismarck you are cor
daily invited to visit the new Holm
Doe Photograph Studio. We are To-
Gated on the ground floor opposite
Hotel Mckenzie, and have very
complete and convenient studio for
making the best and most modern
photographs. Fine photographs
make very acceptable gifts.
| Will Rasmus' friends here had a
| big scare few days ago. Inquiries
came from the hospital in Bismarck
| where Will is a patient, suffering
from typhoid fever, asking the adj
|dress of his relatives. The latest
reports. however, are that Mr. Ras-
mus is getting along nicely. All of
whichis good news to Linton people.
all Of whom like the young man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillis, of the Dakem
country, will visit their relatives in
Fargo, about month. Yardmaster
Gillis, of the N. r., who has held
that position in Fargo long time,
/, is son of MIR. and Mrs. Gillis and
father of young Herbert Gillis, who
| has been out here several summers
to visit his grandparents and his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
| we'll of Dakem.
John Reamer leaves to-day for an
absence of several weeks in the east.
He goes on land business. He will
visit Milwaukee. Chicago, Washing
ton, Pittsburg and other cities, re
manning longest at Pittsburg, from
which city he has had considerable
correspondence with certain persons
regarding the establishing of col
onv of pennsylvanians in Emmons
county.
An item was received at the Record
office last week which gave notice OF
the Sunday-school Christmas enter
tainment at the opera house. The
item concluded: "A full program
will be printed next week. Said
program is not printed this week FOR
the very good reason that no copy
4 therefor has been furnished. and the
4 editor is not mlnd-reader.
/ A peculiar and painful injury was
received by Mr. G. e. Palmer yester-
dav forenoon. He was preparing tc
] butcher a hog. liz its struggles the
animal severely bit oneof MIR. Palm
er's hands. He came to Linton,
where, as both physicians were out
of town, the injury was dressed by
| Druggist Vorlander. Mr. Vorlander
believes the injury will not require
amputaton of the thumb.
The local lodge of knights Of
4 Pythias recently elected the follow
ling named officers for the ensuing
year: Thos. Jones, G. @; Scott