Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-23
in praise of Mr.. Hagg 5 tact an.

! Call on Charles Is. Carley. county
Judge. for final proofs and filings.
Mr.. Norman was up last Thurs
day from the Postle place. near WI
mona
The ten-cent counter at Jos. Ehcr-
les carries 25-cent articles that are
sold for a dime.
Samuel Soiononson was up from
the Winona country "Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
The ice on the Missouri river
at Winona broke last Tuesday, and
the river there is now open.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deos Gillespie re-
turned yesterday from Minneapolis,
where they passed the winter.
Jerry Hart was up from Winona
yesterday. This time be had no pigs
to sell either with or without eyes.
c. j. Seek. residing on Il. +. d..
No |. in the Braddock country. was
a business visitor in Linton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael GILES Of
Dakem returned last Thursday from
a month S visit with relatives in.
Fargo.
Clean Your carpets without taking
them up. We will rent you a Nacu-
um Cleaner that will do the work
Smith & Irvine.
Bert Chase and Jacob Sauter. Jr..
were in Aberdeen ever Sunday. The
latter. while there, purchased an
auto from the former.
Outer casing, :352x3 (guaranteed),
for Sl9.l5; BOMB. (guarantecd) cas-
ing at sl7.s5 Tubes, $40 and
s4 50. Smith 4 Irvine.
Miss Lena Nickel, of Clayton, re-
turned last Thursday from Aber-
deem. where she had been visiting
Mrs. VIM Ilickenhotham
Young Adam Jangula, who has
been seriously sick with pneumonia
a week or more. is improving and is
thought to be out of danger.
The Ladies Store has the stuff
for embroidery work; toweling, pill
low tubing, sheeting, art linens in
white and tan, stamped goods of all
kinds. (mrch Off
Attorney Lane left for Beach, in
the western part of the state, yes
terday morning. Mr. Lane has con
siderable professional work in that
region.
Mr. G $. Nickel, of Clayton, was
| in Linton last Thursday after seed
grain. He returned home Friday.
He reports the roads in good condi-
tion out that way
Word comes from Hazelton that
Mrs John Kurt is suffering severe
ly from bood-poisoning. She knows
Iof no scratch or wound of any kind
received by her; but one of her
arms is badly swollen.
Robert Cotton of Wilton, Mclean
county, arrived by Tuesdays train
to visit old time friends. Mr.. Cot
| ton was for several years u resident
of Emnnons county but is now i'm the
livery business at Wilton, with a
Iside-line job for several years past
as deputy sheriff
K. i. Beale, Jacob kalberer and
l.. w. kindle came down from lla-
zelton Tuesday evening, and yestst-
day took the Milwaukee train en-
route by way of Aberdeen to Wynd-
lmere, Richland county, N ID 30
attend a big biooded-stock sale to be
held at or near that town.
Yesterday. Cupid tJudge Carley)
donned his goggles. gave hitch 70
his trousers, and, assuming his we'll
known God-bless-you- my-children-
| two dollars please attitude, the
more or less learned jurist pro
ceeded to bind in the holy bonds Of
matrimony Mr.. Walter kindlc of
Braddock and Miss Grace Frood Of
Motiit.
Herman Thoreson went to a Bis
marck hospital last Thursday lle
has been sick several weeks. 1t was
thought that an operation would
have to be performed, but Mrs.
4 Tnoreson. who accompanied her
husband to the Capital City, and
4 who returned home Tuesday, says
the doctors state that an operation
i will not be necessary
Rochus Ell came up from Hague
\ Monday and remained over night.
4 He vas here n3ae' his wife. who
Mad been aat 'ntias. 1rton
county. ~ - le,
Uho /. tie Nix ST Peter Zander, for
d merly of Hague, but nov in the
general merchandise business at
sweetbriar. She had been absent q