Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-11
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ids Of NOT" ~, ,,ilce with Section W. OF
80 sa, Ss llnieu ., ,aqua s!XyY " lsis
County Auditor.
rb.,s are several cases of chicken
,,s among Linton children. :.
Al Winter Goods sold at your
o., NJ nprics at The Cash Store.
HsIner sedig was Temvikite in
r:,.on Yesterday on business.
vs,chant Christ. Wolfer returned
...n Aberdeen Monday, where he
vent to visit his wife, who is SICK IN
,bospital in that city.
. \ Jackman came in from the
r.myik country Yesterday and left
:. .s' ,hs Milwaukee train for Bristol.
s d., to visit friends.
NJ Gontka braved the danger of
.,nstroke and made a business visit
clinton from hlshome in the north
country one day last week.
you can find a piece of Mems Un-
dsrvear on the bargain counter for
AZ and when you see it you will
snrely buy It AT The Cash Store.
Miss Callahan, manager of the tel
enhone exchange. asks the Record to
notify patrons that they can get cop
les Of the new directory by calling
atcentral.
Thor MAIDEN came up from Wi
mona Yesterday. bringing with him
Frank Chesrown, who had been west
ofthe river attending to some busi-
ness matters.
Will Rasmus, sick for several
weeks with typhoid fever in a Bis
marck hospital, is doing nicely, and
will probably be able toreturn home
at the end Of a fortnight.
Joseph Bosch and wife have re-
turned from Hague, near which
place Mr.. Bosch has land, where
they had been for several days look
ing over matters and things on the
farm.
Otto Muench left for Thunder
Hawk, $ d., Wednesday of last
week. Otto is in the mercantile
business there. and had been here
spending The holidays with his Linton
relatives
The Record understands that the
big "sSmmin hole" north of the
Old Town is very deep. and Linton
boylets should be very careful not to
get beyond their depth when they
are in there bathing.
Or. Smith has received word from
County supt. Hanson. He came
through the appendicitis operation
all right, and he and Mrs. Hanson
will probably reach Linton by this
evening" N. 2. train.
Messrs r j. Grain, w. o. Irwin,
WE. Petrie and Mrs. H. E. Paul re.
turned Yesterday from Minneapolis.
where they went hoping to be in
1me to attend the funeral of their
friend and neighbor, Mrs. E. A.
Grain.
FRANK streeter, who has been q
reporter en- the Minneapolis Journal
she'le over year past. will be in
Linton IN few days, and will have
sW0prletafy interest in the Record,
ne will be the local editor and bust.
less manager. and do such other
WORK as the Elderly Party may sue.
ceeo In ssdaling on him without
protest.
Af Mausehund, of the river re.
s.0''' was proprietor of a circus in
lln'on last Thursday, and among the
Aues'1lan acts was one mot down
=. .. 'as 0ls. His fiery, untamed
s =. started to run, down at the
s .nys'A lumber ward. and they ca.
WI ".'e' al around town at a great
t ta,s' !, Luckily, however. they didn',
nurt themselves i, ~
whatever. ua'nase
!. Mis- ) Bertha Good. bookkeeper a,
soo, 4 : e store. expects to leave
,vsn is :. pleyna. Mont. near which
place pace the young lady has a claim Claim
;aa .'s'oay IN Linton has a kind feel.
v wy ~ this lalyIike, industriou.
souae woman. and an 49, 49,,