Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-18
II TOWN AND OUT.

W.. 90. IS Linton few days last
we ! ss.mao shipped a CARLOAD, load
49,. / sasurslas for the St. Paul
narsei -. ca.,rdav for
Arp III ass several OF 'ne s0u'A
s'' -, psas-.iisls the westfield mer-
oss ii Linton on business one
isv as, wseN
W. w.. ID + Paul has been appoint
". ..sr If vital statistics for
Enmoas county. n,
rare r. Tsnuisite business men IN
linton saturday
~ ~, pssss took advantage of the
u,Issy weather Tuesday to make a
,nsjness .sip y Linton.
u.. Ruth Sherwood left last
ID, "a q resume her duties as
s asos. near westtield.
". " {. soper of Bismarck was
!, linton a few days this week, the
n - ~ i Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Irvine.
7bso MepIun took advantage OF
sn,;l5er weather. Monday, to haul
=. sloaa ii wheat from the Hartford
country
r.. pseara has received very
80, calenda. from Frank Bryant.
he bustling Napoleonite editor and
sp.sround business man.
For Sale Fresh Salmon, Halibut,
pike pickerel and Herring. and
smoked Elalibut, Eels and Clubs.
Il !. HQse. Winona, N. d. Ganls)
lobn C. Becker was down from the
Rradlock country, Monday. AL
,bongb not as cold as it had been. it
was FROSTY enough to nip his face a
hit on his way TO Linton.
i. D. seenan and family left last
saturday for the Twin Cities and
other points in Minnesota TO visit
friends and relatives. They intend
10 be absent about fortnight.
C. Wiegand Of Dickinson. (son of
The Rev. Wiegand, Linton's German
Lutheran pastor), who spent the
HOLIDAYS ard the time since then
with his relatives here, will leave in
few DAYS for eastern points.
R. ]. Grain, returning home from
Minneapolis. where he was called
bv the death of his brothers. wife.
Mrs. T. A. Grain. visited his father
and other relatives at Watertown.
5. D. He reached Linton last
Saturday.
Merchant j. j. Huse took advan-
tage If the pleasant day. Tuesday,
to come from Winona to Linton after
shipment of merchandise that had
just arrived at this station. Mr..
Huse reports that the new store is
doing very we'll.
The Rev. N. Wood, formerly sta
toned at Linton. but now the Meth
odist pastor at Minor, this state, ar
rived last Thursday for visit of a
week or so in this vicinity. Mr..
Wood is looking we'll.
A Wlnona correspondent says !:
The Missouri river, which empties
into the Cattall Creek a. this point,
is not yet frozen to the bottom. But
we are enjoying a bountiful ice.har
lest, Just the same.
Will freemanof Dale writes from
Greenyllle, Mo-. About a foot of
snow on the level. here. However.
there is no wind, and the snow,
therefore, lies where it falls. The
people here say that the weather
lhls winter has been the coolest they
have had for many years"
As the mercury went upstairs
'hls week it seemed to be in a
strange region and not we'll ac-
qualhted with the locality anywhere
Du' IN the basement. Hope it will
W aole 70 accommodate itself to its
present surroundings and not move
DOWNSTAIRS again for long time.
County supt. Hanson and wife re-
turned last Thursday from Mr.. HIS
0'd home, IliIlsboro, this state.
Shefe they visited MIR. Hanson's
sea'lses and friends. While there,
as a., before stated in the Record,
meme sand good-by to his vermi-
iofn appendix. However ne seems
=, cong Very we'll without it, as
ne : N his usual health.
La. Last Thursday evening a party Of
s sung lolks We're entertained by
-, .a,e Attorney Cameron and wife,
~ u'e : cameron horne. Cards were
t f"e feature of the evening. Re-
abl e'''''e'Rs We're served at season.
I ;ase, a :, The young people en-.