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

IS rs,npaan spent the day in
li1s'' : Leopold Eisele Of Hague
l r.. ! linton. Wednesday.
sil'su !. erenner have shipped
=, 0' sar-ioads . ice to haze''o'' ''''
week usa,sith and August kla-
.. n, represented Haze''0n ~ ~
Ton, NJ. olive NcManus of Hazelton
MS ..sn-ed a position in the county
a' p. :, Van der Wal. of the Dale
,ilsss sf, was in Linton yes'er-
DAY ~ Ian 18th. German dance
fs''a. House. German music.
At I. ups ~ and have good time.
tVl"' ~. 20 acres one mile from
f0' rs Seed furnished. = I. Du
L l,Isun,s Linton. N. D. (jan2S-tf9
hss. Sunday, January IA, 1912,
), B wr' and Mrs. Jacob Li s' in
70 w. : : .on Mother and boy do
ing vsl ,o+,,rnod
ass +hree.weeks' visit to Aber-
n ' d. the Twin Cities and
Brownsdale, Mimi
viii Rasmus has returned from
~ bospjtal at Bismarck. where ne
s Ias bssn for me time past with a
.,r case of typhoid fever.
- note for 500 in favor Of
Al Nsssner Liberal reward paid
:. .sSaar /. Messner. Temvik,
~ y ~ jan 25-febl.)
ND =,
y 9 Gabbart. of Dickinson. N.
\ was in Linton the last of the
week visiting friends while on ms
way home from a visit to the TWIN
Cities
Finer FogIe left yesterday for
povman. N. D., on business in con-
nsc,;on with his hay-baling venture.
81 far he has been meeting with flat
tering success.
&. NJ. Mandigo, one of the early
settlers in what Is now the Brad
dock neighhorhood, but for many
wears a resident of the Capital City,
isjn a Bismarck hospital.
Emil Hardt made business trip
10 Temvik Tuesday. and, just for a
little exercise, he decided to walk
hack home. He did, but he is still
touching gingerly his sore muscles.
Hague was we'll represented in
Linton Thursday of last week, the
following Hague businessmen being
here: Postmaster A. j. Weber.
Chris. HIRING, Joseph Vetsch and
Frank Vok.
Mrs. John Public and her ten-year-
old son. Gilbert, left for Bismarck
Tuesday, that the boy might receive
proper treatment for some kidney
trouble with which he has been suf-
fering for the past two weeks.
Ed. Halsey, of the Stone Drug
Store, is suffering from few-days'
indispostion. the result Of a ride
overlandto Hague. The exposure
was greater than Mr.. Halsey was ac-
custoned to, and his illness resulted.
Dr.. G. O. Smith was this week
tie recipient Of present from Carl
Roman which he prizes very highly.
Its ahand-made violin, the work of
native Filiplnos, and constructed
entirely from bamboo sticks, tied to-
gether by rattan.
Fred Bertrand formerly conduct
ORION the Linton Mckenzie branch,
with his residence in Linton, but
who now resides at Jamestown, was
recently elected to the position of
Chief Conductor of the Order Of
Railway Conductors of the state.
Dr. :. .. Smith is recovering from
an attack Of the grip, and was able
10 watch his Juveniles preform at
oand practice Monday night. How
ever me boys say he was not equal
y '''e TASK OF making his beloved
Vo1ne' perform its customary vocal
cans'henlcs He could only sit and
look at i longingly.
uFand-and-nula whist parties were
IN evidence during the past week,
az q means Of forgetting the cold
weather '. and ether inconvenience
v y, Friday night Mrs. Earl
a.Aa entertained the young people
~ ~ ''ef home. and Saturday night
M's' . \. Junge entertained a
"un''sr Of married folks.
j .omfade \. c. Wagner has start.
- :" what he proposes to make an
eA'e''s'SeNlsit throughout the south
anu ana cas- He has gone to Blue
p'''les NAN. and from tboro ,,;l1