Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-11
IN TOWN AND OUT
D.; c. P. Schoedloff. Of FARGO

y. 4. Herolz is absent in the Twin
Cities.
Claude Mckittrick is a scarlet
fever patient.
Raphael Volk. of Strasbure. was
IN Linton yesterday.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Xavier
Junge is seriously ill.
The children Of Mrs. Rudy are
suffering from scarlet fever.
Call on Charles B. Carley county
Judge, for final proofs and filings.
Sam Wright was down from Ha.
zelton yesterday on business trip.
The quarantine has been removed
from the Petrie home, in West Lin
ton.
Mrs. Smith is i'll at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Will johnson.
in Linton.
;. ). Hagg is spending the week
IN Linton, looking after his business
interests here.
II. W. Batter. of the Hazelton
State Bank, was caller in Linton
Friday night and Saturday.
$. 5. Yeager. of Webster. S. d..
was in Linton Monday. He owns
acre property in this county.
Miss Hattie Adams, who spent the
winter in Linton. has gone to Mime
apolis to reside for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Parr, of Pol
lock. have been spending the week
IN Linton as the guests Of friends.
Anton Horner is a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
III. His petition is.being signed by
many.
Druggist Frank Kohl, of Hazelton,
spent few hours in Linton. Friday
night of last week, visiting old
friends.
VIM. Waudby. Manley Fetterley
and Ray Coonen were Winonaites
seeing the sightsiof Linton Tuesday
evening.
The infant child of Peter Brock
ell. of Linton. died last Saturday,
after brief illness, and was buried
Tuesday.
There will be services at the Luz
theran church at 10 O'Clock next
Sunday morning. Everybody cor
daily invited.
All of the local churches observed
Easter last Sunday. and number Of
people from out of town were here
to attend church.
Billy Carmichael is spending a
few days in Linton on business and
visiting old friends. He now resides
at Mcintosh. S. d.
Alex. Bosch was taken suddenly
ill Wednesday, and is in a serious
condition at present writing. The
trouble is apoplexy.
Miss Teichner has opened the City
Hotel at Strasburg. and is prepared
to give the best of accommodations
to the transient tr ade.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd is failing rapidly. after an
extended Sickness. DR.. Fuller has
pronounced his ca Sc hopeless.
A large crowd attended the Ger
man dance in the opera-house Mon
day night. 1t was the first Of the
kind to follow the Lenten season.
Joe Smith was down from Hazel
ton Monday. He had just returned
from trip to Hunters Hot Spings,
Montana and finds; himself much inn
poved in health.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cell arrived in Lin
ton Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Charles S. Lane. Mrs. Cell has
been visiting her son. A. L. Cell.
Il IL,
Don Tracy has; been spending a
few days with his parents near Dale.
Rev. Lovelace W ent with him Sat
uray and held church services at
DalelSunday returning Monday.
Judge CarIey issued the following
marriage licenses this week; Roy
Lee and Noble Isaackson, Braddock''
Henry Reimer and sdary Huber
Iceland; Karl BeseIer and Matllde
Meske, Rraddock.
A proclamation FROM the COVER
nor's office sets aside Sunday, May
II, 1912, to be known as Mothers
Day, and recommends that 1t be
properly observed in :hurch, sun
day school and in the b ome.
A fire-alarm late last Friday night
caused no little exeter nent, when d
barn belonging to Elva Burge
caught fire. -Ouc of he chemical
engines quickly exiting .ulshed 'ht