Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-04-18
IN TOWN AND OUT

commercial club for his home town
which obtains some very good
points. The Record will publish il
next week.
Miss Teichner has opened the City
Hotel at Strasburg. and is prepared
to give the best of accommodations
to the transient trade.
| Kicker & Pfeifer, the meat.market
men. have had stone smoke.house
built in the back yard Of their place
of business. George Schmidt and
David Krieg did the work.
Gottlieb Messner was in Linton
Saturday on his return from a visit
at Charlotte. Mich. George Mess
ner met him here and the two left
the same day for Aberdeen.
People up from Pollock bring the
news that that town last Tuesday
voted for liquor licenses by the slim
majority of four. 1t 10 said that
two saloons will begin business the
1st of July.
F. w. Soule. the eye-specialist,
will be at the Stone Drug Store
again Wednesday. May LIST, one day
only, prepared to examine defective
eyes and fit glasses when needed
Don't miss this chance.
Mrs. ]. F. Chenery, of jamestown,
Grand Worthy Matron Of the East
ern Star for North Dakota, was in
Linton Monday night as the guest
of the local chapter of the order.
A special meeting was called that
night to entertain her.
Attorney Charles Lane returned
Saturday from.a business trip west
of the river in the interest of the
Goodridge-Call Lumber Company.
Attorney Lane is having some con-
siderable Improvements made at his
residence in North Linton this week.
H. N. Turner has been called to
Redfeld. S. D., by a telegram an
nouncing that his father. L. c. Tur-
ner. who recently visited in Linton.
was seriously i'll. While here the
old gentleman had a bad sick-spell.
Mr.. Turner left on Tuesdays train.
1t is expected that several auto
loads of Lintonites will go to EN-
monsburg tomorrow night to at
tend the dance at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lee, in honor
OF Mrs. Fred. Kyes, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, who now lives in
Canada and is here on visit.
Frank Irvine is this week sporting
a motorcycle and attempting to
climb hay-racks. wire fences, tele-
phones, etc., during his spare mo-
ments. He secured it from DR..
Larrabee. Of Braddock. on an ex-
change for an automobile which the
doctor recently purchased through
Frank.
A letter from Mrs. John Peterson,
now living at Mccall, Idaho. to the
Record, is to the effect that John has
but recently returned from win
ter's visit with his parents in Swe-
den. His stay was heightened by
the fact that he was taken with
measles as he was about ready to re-
turn home.
After long term as telephone OPP
orator for the Dakota Central at this
point. Miss Minnie Callahan last
Tuesday severed her connection
with that company and will leave
on Friday for her home in South
Dakota. Miss Elsie Godfrey. Of
Ashley, N. D.. arrived Tuesday to
It'll the position left vacant.
The sixth annual ball of the Linton
lodge of Knights of Pythias was held
in the opera-house last Friday night.
and, despite the most miserable
weather, a large crowd attended.
During the afternoon of that day the
wind came up. and by 8 O'Clock in
the evening a driving rain-storm
was in progress. The dance was a
most enjoyable affair, however.
The many friends of /. M. Capper
are sorry to learn of the death of
his wife. who died recently and was
buried at Waterloo, Iowa. the home
of her parents. Those who knew
Mrs. Capper speak highly of her.
Mr.. Capper formerly represented
the International Harvester Com
pany in these parts, but is now en-
gagged in business at Baldwin. this
state.
Elwood and Cecil Morford were
over from the river country Satur-
day. The former brought as a pres
ent to the Record gardener bunch
of young blackcap raspberry bushes.
1t is the general belief that the red