Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-30
In TOWN AND OUT.

Mrs A. H. Irvine visited the Cap
ital City, Tuesday.
Will Cleveringa was up from
Strasburg Tuesday.
l.. A. Weatherby was a business
caller at Bismarck yesterday.
Call on Charles B. Carley, county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
Fred Snyder of Larvik was among
Tuesdays business visitors in Lin
ton.
Louis Maloney was down from his
Gayton ranch several days this
week.
The Man from Borneo" at the
Opera House. Wednesday, April
10, 1911.
Earl Smith was a Lintonite who
visited Bismarck several days of
this week.
f. w. Orthmeyer was down from
the Danbury country day before
yesterday.
Dennis Casey and Thomas Tyree
we're down from the river country
last Tuesday.
For Sale-A frame building. l2x
IA feet, plastered and with chimney.
H. N. Turner. s(mar30ap6)
Three-act comedy. 1.-The Man from
Borneo," at the Opera-House. We'd
nesday, April 10, 1911.
Mrs. Fred Bertrand and son and
Mrs Herman Spalding and daughter
visited Bismarck Friday.
There will be a benefit dance given
in the opera-house on the night of
March 3lst for G. C. Brooks. who is
blind.
The Boys Band will present the
three-act comedy. "The Man from
Borneo," at the Opera House, April
l9, 1911.
Martin Brue. who resided seven
miles east of Linton. left yesterday
for Summit, S. D., where he will
make his home.
Ed McConville was up from the
south country couple of days this
week. Mrs. McConville is still in
very poor health.
Mrs. E. G. Calvin and child. of
Turtle Lake. are visiting at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Fischer, in Linton.
We have fresh shipment of dry
cells. Will sell you outer castings at
a great saving. Come in and see
them. Smith & Irvine.
At the Opera House, Thu rsday.
April 18th, Lost in the Hills"
The cast is headed by Miss Iva
Richards. Seats on sale at Vorlan-
der's drugstore.
housekeeping made easy with our
new Vacuum Cleaner. It does away
with the beating of carpets and
rugs. Will not injure finest rugs or
draperies. Smith & Irvine.
L. d. Seeman returned last Thurs
day from Minnesota, where he at
tended the funeral Of his sister. who
died at Minneapolis hospital while
undergoing surgical operation.
j. H. Reamer returned last Thurs
day from two-weeks' visit to the
Twin Cities and points in Wisconsin,
on land business. Last Saturday
Mr.. R. left for Mott, this state, also
on land business.
Church services in the Norwegian
language will be held in Larvick's
hall at Brofy, Sunday, April 9th. at
1920 a. m. The services will be
conducted by the Rev. Tau. Every
body cordially invited.
Monk" Seymour was up last Fri
day from the southern part of the
county. He has recently had a
severe attack of the grip. Mrs.
Seymour formerly Miss Alice Leon
ard) is sick with the same disagree
able complaint.
If you are buying a marriage
license, go to Judge Carley. But,
" you intend to have an early sup
ply OF garden truck. better see Tom
y brien for seeds, where you can
get them in beth bulk and package,
guaranteed and tested.
Will Rasmus returned Tuesday
from Rosseau, Mimi, where he was
called by the death of his youngest
sister. aged nine years, who died on
March 18th. a vicim of appendicitis.
The little girl was sick only twelve
ne hours, The funeral took place
March 18th.
James M. Tarpy. Of Bismarck, was
In Linton last Thursday. He came
70 meet his daughter, young girl.
VINO was brought to Linton from
sumter. MINI. nv his f.thor.;n.