Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25


Mr.. Isaac. the Temvik miller. was
a business visitor in Linton Tuesday
Rufus WAGNER was in Yesterday
from his place. twenty miles south.
west.
Another large shipment OF fresh
fish has arrived for j j IIuse 5 store
at Wlnona. ljan25l
John Bl. Bichler and Mlchael KEEL
ler of Strasburg were among those
who spent the day in Linton on bust
ness. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Petrie left
Thursday of last week on a trip 10
points in the Pacific coast country
They expect to be gone the rest of
the winter.
Moving pictures at the opera
house tonight Thursday. Some
new and up-to-date films and i sur
prise for the ladies. The prize this
week is to be a surprise.
Martin G. Schmidt, young farm.
er residing between Strasburg and
Hazelton, was caller in Linton yes
terday for a few hours. attending to
some business at the court house.
E. E. COSTLY of Bismarck was
transacting business in Linton Sat,
urday last, and while here arranged
with Smith & Irvine to act as local
agents for the Singer sewing-ma-
chine.
The third number of the Lyceum
Course, Feb. 9th. Olympia Ladies'
Quartet. Reserved seats soc, at
Vorlander's. Manager Turner was
very fortunate in securing these col
ored singers.
David Grieg is confined to his
home here, suffering from painful
burns about the neck and face, the
result of an explosion of can of
kerosene which he was handling
Monday forenoon.
Born. Wednesday, January IL.
1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Wagner,
an eight-pound girl. This is the sec
ond child (both girls, in the WAGNER
family. and Clint is all smiles when
the subject is mentioned to him.
Mrs. Bert Chase and family left
yesterday morning via the N. p. for
Mondak, Mont, where Bert Chase is
working. Ed. Brook also left on the
same train for the same destination,
where he will visit his mother during
the rest of the winter.
Mrs. Will johnson was successful
ly operated on in one of the Bismarck
hospitals last Thursday. and word
from her to Linton relatives conveys
the intelligence that she is rapidly
recovering her health. Mrs. John
sons trouble was appendicitis.
Harold Gillespie is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a fine new cello. which he
received this week. If, perchance,
you should hear something which
sounds like the croaking of a frog,
don't imagine that summer is here.
1t will quite probably be Harold,
practicing on the new instrument.
Mcintosh is. 3D. Chief: Mr. and
Mrs. JohnJ. Flaherty and their little
daughter, Aileen. departed Sunday
for Pasadena. California, to spend
the winter with Mrs. Flaherty' par
ents. MIR. Fred Herholtz, of Hat-
finger, will look after your wants
in the prescription line during Mr..
F'laherty's absence.
Sport fans are getting busy to Sc
cure some form of amusement dur
ing the long winter evenings. when
base ball is not in order, and to that
end wrestling tournament will be
held Saturday night, about $50
o'clock. Arrangements have not
vet been definitely made as to the
place Of holding it. Mark solomay
wrestler of considerable local note.
will attempt to throw Chris. Chris
tian;on twice in the space of forty
five minutes. In addition To the
main event, there will be some gooc
| preliminaries, among others match
between Mahlon Mohn and Adam
Jangula. As a. M. Britts is pro.
noting the affair. Frank Lovelace
will act as referee and Elmer lsogl1
will handle the stop-watch.
The following has been received
from John Reanar, under date OF
Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 18th: Every
1 thing is singh herein the Smoky City
Butter, soc. Eggs SOC. Potatoes.
$l.5O. Oats, 60c. Hay, 81 per ton
Lots of idle men and vacant build
ings. 1t has been very cold here thu
last TWO weeks, but is raining now.
Eureka Blade, Jan. 10th: Mrs. e
4 Vorlander, who was taken serlousl,