Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-26

A ~Msn they lie. also book III
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NATION On rates 10 various SCENTS
ete
Mss ha,heryn Reedy one q. the.
teachers 4 the liazeitou p4sAc
ssno9iS, arrived in Linton t.aial
Nlsat her way Ia Aberdeen ta
spend The holidays With II .atiseS
She is.t IN Saturdays Milwaukee
team
Nr " + l'strie. who bas apsn
q. IN one # the RismarcN hospitals
~ the iaSt three weeks. * sam,
Nhat improved and reformed home
Monday mahr Mr. petst ri Wis
there Maudav ana accompanied h,r
70 aAse the lacal elevasotS have
Shlil'ed 7''fi car loads Of gram rhe
is pretty good showing. consider
ms Inc last that the country rieht
around Linton is not very Wen.
a.apte'. % wheat raising alti iiat
q, seaaS from almost e,srs .iree-
tion are nai u the best,
Il the Record isn't quite 4p To
standard thlS week, remember that
This Is Christmas week. tha, Christ
mas fairs on Wednesday the daS ot
M heaSt work and that the laant
erS. trsn, the hpSS to the dsnl IKE
iiseir nistmas N Just rs Neil A.
lne nest one
NJ \ lheres,n, Representative
af the International lia, ester
CenisirN. who has heon loukir4 nj
Ter the ccWpanys collection here
for aGple of months past, letG
SatlirlaS morning for hi homc at
fareu to pend the Christmas huti.
DAYS
y number If tie Linton xola .
peenle whn are AMY Attending
seNn his year have arrived nome
iprns the past week 10 spend the
hrlstaas holiday at their homes.
Also a Number Of the Young folks
from other towns who haNe heen
teaching here and in tins icinitS
me absent nov spcntine tm uaas
Al then homes
Judge arIes has recently issued
marriage licenses Ia the following
Louis MaurrY, of Iemvik. and Rose
huuuWitl. If Linton. knudt fetcl
son and lila Lewis. both Of I)ae
VIM Bailey and llnlie Young. both
If Glencoe eonard l.ognc of palc.
and Anna Whalen, Of sllashurg
Fred l.ollihgcr. of iceland. and
Christina Wolfer, Of Linton. Fred
kiemele and marguerite e1NeI4
lsei! both of Artas.
Last AlenGlas night MI and Mrs
Turner entertained a number al the
l-lnlen young people 1T Il Dauein4s
party at the opera house in hanar
pt those who are home from sctml
foi the holidays HE hall was nice
u prepared and light rcfre hmeAts
We're served DR.. and Mrs G ~
smith provided The music, ana ail
present enjoyed themselves 10 the
limit
Charles lipps. living northeast
of Linton. brought into the Record!
Office The other day a lost ARTICLE the
5Mner oi which would no doubt he
glad u recover. 1t Il a pocket book
containing nice little Wad Of com
Of the realm. The owner may SCI
cure the same by calling at the lsee
ord office However, that there WIli
ii'l'a ny Al iilul' f}iiti Wy " oNiItt Sl3tt"
BUR. we Wlll require the oMntr u
el@e Us some idea Of the amount TIE
'amae contains and also to pay for
tins notice ADJ
There & much sympathy expire Cd
iy the many Friends II Mr. NJ
Long, the l,raddock merchant.
whose Wfe died Saturday Dec. ! Eth.
Mr. Long was about thirty liNe
years old She Was born IN Albert
Lea, Minnesota, and was married 10
Mr.. Long, June Is, 1916 She leaves
Ane child The cause Of death Nas
heart failure She had been sick
about two weeks She Has a mem.
licr IL a remarkably Ialgc faplis
eleven brothers ani three listens
Surviving her The remains ii Mrs.
Long Mcr.. taken 10 Minneapolis for
intermeni They We're accompanied
lazy Mrs ong hHs!latii, father and
three sisters
Linton merchants report that the
hi tmas trade this year ha Neen
all that could be desired This Is
due largely, no doubt e The more
prosperous conditions existing here
/ this season. All the stores had %
hand fine lines Of holidag goods and
the window display rem inded one
fprcihIy Of the approach Of Christ
mas. |. also Impressed one Of The
fact that Linton i becoming more
metropolitan in appearance as ne
/ ycas 20 by Not 50 Very long az
/. it Would have been an pngsual thing
/ Il see a store uindo" here ahicf
4 presented an appearance nthef thar
that Of the entire wear The post
office folks. too. had thor share 81
work. Hundreds If Christmas pat K