Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-08

Ed. Brooks was over from his
Hartford ranch Tuesday.
Raphael Volk was up from Stras-
burg Monday on business.
The Ladies Aid Society met YES
terday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
S. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Pietz are visit
ing in Eureka, their old home for
a few days.
Jacob Bohlander Of Hague, has
been in Linton this week having
some dental work done
Chris. Bieber went to Eureka
Thursday of last week for visit and
will return the last of this week.
Ludwig Kicker and Fred. Pfeifer
have purchased the butcher shop
formerly owned bv Jakob Kicker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Coonen were up
from the Coonen farm in the south
western part of the county this
week for few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Van der
Vorste of Manhatten, N. d., were
in Linton this week on their way to
visit relatives at Westtield.
Miss Estella Beastrum, who has
been teaching school near iceland.
is spending the week in Linton with
old friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Is. Lansberger
and their chiden arrived in Linton
yesterday on their way home to Ha-
zelton from a visit at Watertown,
Is. d.
A note from Andy Cremer is to
the effect that he is now staying at
1888 Twenty Fifth street, Milwau-
kee, and that he expects to visit
there for few weeks.
The Misses Carrie Brindle. Ethel
Spriggle, Benegah Orthmeyer, and
Eva Rossert are Hazelton young
ladies who are in Linton this week
to attend the teachers examination.
County Auditor John Snyder, At
torney Charles Lane. Bert Irvine,
and ID. r. Streeter were Linton
people who went to Hazelton yester-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
j. |. Roop.
A. H. Nicely. a horsebuyer. who
has been in this vicinity the past
couple of weeks, has gone to Red
Wing. Mimi. with a carload OF
horses. He will return to Linton in
about ten days.
Miss Anna A. Batz, young lady
who has been teaching school in the
vicinity of Strasburg, was in Linton
Sunday on her way to Beach, N. ID.
where she will accept position as
nurse in the hospital there.
Tomorrow friday night the
next number of the Lyceum course,
| the Olympia Ladies' Quartet. will
appear at the Opera house. There
are few tickets left at Vorlander' (
drug store but the house is already
we'll sold out.
Carl Vorlander is undergoing q
course of training to condition him
self for a wrestling match with
Mark Solomay, the local wrestling
celebrity. Solomay has been putting
| all Corners on their backs as they APP,
pear and Carl is going to try anc
lstop the young mans mad career.
4 At a meeting Of the stockholders
of the Hazelton Creamery Associa
ltion this week it was decided to pc
ltition the district judge to dissolve
the corporation, the action being the
result of the recent heavy loss by
lire and the fact that higher prices
than formerly are being paid fol
cream by Twin City firms.
George Peterson, an old resident
of the Winona neighborhood, was in
Linton yesterday and the day before
on business. He is now residing al
Pollock, having recently purchased
the Pierce hotel at that place. lie
is having the hotel remodellec
throughout and proposes to have
one Of the best hostelries i'm this
vicinity in the near future.
The infant son of Alex Bosch. Inv
ing in West Linton, is slowly re
covering from the effects of couple
of badly frozen hands. One day
last week while the child's mother
\ was not looking he managed TO craw
out of doors. Later the mother
found him in the snow with hls
hands badly frozen. He had beer
attempting to crawl to the house q
a neighbor.
A couple of days of weather Dor
dering on the disagreeable were ex
perienced i'm Linton and vicinity the
latter part of last week. and, conse