Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04

yinnesp0lls' W.
~ ~. futile was an Emmons.
s..ssr doing business ;" -'''''
la s''' r,alxish was down from Ha.
sIsen, New Year V's'''"& >''
friends. ussa south Emmons
., l.',s visitor in Linton TUESDAY
nd ,s YESTERDAY .,..l;,, !,
MS .s.sa,,rant. in place OF Chas.
p,uIson, resigned. session,
las =, l, ,bs member present. The
Vi, minute, t.. st the session will be p00-
's o.., vaepch is travelling in the
u' .;rsr country of South Dakota.
's'.s s.,;ns for North Dakota hay to
s - shipped down there.
a -. 1,ssnbine Gauhn. Of Round-
vs. v0, NJ was in Linton during the
s y, sys'v visiting her relatives. Mr..
-. -. Mrs. Xavier Junge.
- ~ Tracy was up from Dale yes
,.. H., He came to bring to Lin
~ 's,V Il. son Don. who had spent the
s .vI Il a, his parents home.
's cs..,ss Dewitt has moved to
7. ,,sl and will succeed Mr.. Holm
! lsssj as carrier of the rural-free-
delivery route from that place.
Tho K P. lodge will have a meet
10 his evening for the installation
y ~ o fl, Past Chancellor G. o.
Smith :, will be the installing officer.
Miss Esther Junge, daughter OF
r,sd hinge Of Braddock, was in Lin
-. ~, oysr night Tuesday, on her way
hmm Braddock to Hague. where sne
is teachng school.
Wesley Baker, once a Union SOL
d;s, Slope old-timer and a former
.,,te senator of North Dakota. was IN
linton last week attending to some
business matters.
Fred BolIinger, who had been Wis.,
;,;na in Iceland, Mcintosh county.
was IN Linton over night Tuesday.
and left by N. p next me rning Tor
his home in Canada.
W.. Gabbart, of Dickinson. was
.bOliday sojourner in Linton. visit
ipe friends. He will visit in the
Twin Cities and at Howard Lake.
MINI before returning to Dickln-
son.
l. I. CLANCY, a carpenter. residing
about eight miles east of Linton, has
gone west to remain awhile working
At his trade He expects to stop
temporarily in Montana and then go
| to California.
Billy" Matthews left Morris
town, $. D., few weeks ago for q
trip to the Pacific coast. There were
seven others in the party with Mr..
Matthews. At LosAngeles they were
to meet c. A. Patterson and family.
Miss Belle Lien, of the Register
tDeeds office, will soon go to Ha-
zelton to visit friends awhile, and
then to Lidgerwood, this state.
where she has secured a position.
In the near future Manager Tur-
ner will put on some moving pic
lures consisting of Bible scenes, for
the benefit of the new Catholic
church in Linton. They will be ex-
tremely interesting to everybody.
Moving pictures in the Opera
House, Friday (to-morrow) night.
Remember. Manager Turner will
give away another cut-glass dish.
Fifty per cent of the proceeds will
ito George Brooks, the blind vio-
inst who will furnish music for the
occasion.
Amos Yorker, manager Of the
Phoenix Lumber Company's inter-
ats at strasburg, was in Linton
New Year Day. He came to attend
me opera-house dance in the even
ag' Bdt-that wasn't the only at
traction here for Amos.
Dr. Larrabee changed his mind
ABOUT locating in Hazelton, and has
a az up his residence in Braddock.
WIN no other physician there, and
WIN large area of country tribu-
!ary to the town, one would believe
D'aodock TO be an ideal location for
one one doctor. And they say DR.. Lar
faoee Understands his business.
Miss Frances Farrell of Kintyre.
laughter of an old-timer who lived
NAPOLEON before skyscrapers su.
pe'seded haystacks as hanp.outs for
ue population. was in Linton over
a'gnt tuesday, on her way to south.
.'n lmmons, where she is teaching
s .s'ln OF school in the Hull neigh.
.v,n9o0- Miss Farrell had been
opSIltltnu no IN.