Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-22
IN TOWN AND OUT

Friday. and to-day they both left
over the Northern Pacific.
Call on Charles b. Carlev county
judge, for final proofs and filings
G. A. Herolz has returned from
an extended visit with relatives ii
Minneapolis. =
The Linton Bazaar wants potatoes
and will pay Sl.25 per bushel in
trade for the same.
Harvey Pettis arrived from Mcln-
tosh Tuesday noon to attend the
funeral of his father.
Miss Jessie Britts spent SUNDAY
with friends at the Richardson farm
seven miles west of town.
Mrs. George w. Lynn went to Bis
marck one day last week, returning
to Linton on the day following.
George Tenant. of the Winona
country, spent Monday and Tu, sclav
in Linton. He is located at For
Yates temporarily.
Mrs. II. N. Turner and her moth
er, Mrs. VIM. Boswell, spent Mon
day and Tuesday of this week in
Bismarck, visiting friends.
The Record is indebted to Carl
Vorlander this week for a neat 1912
calendar. 1t is a sunset view. and
makes very pleasing addition TO
office or home.
The Priscilla club was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. +. j. Pietz last
Thursday afternoon at cards. Mrs.
Scott Cameron carried off first hon
ors for the afternoon.
County Auditor John Snyder was
out OF town the fore part of the
week assisting in appraising proper
I ty upon which applications for loans
of state school-moneys had been
made.
Ed. Lawler went to Bismarck YES
terday to secure medical attention
for his young son. Mr.. Iawer and
/! the boy drove i'm from his home in
the Hartford country the night be-
fore.
Miss Olive McManus has been as
sistlng i'm the county auditors office
again this week. during the absence.
of Auditor Snyder on matters per
tanning tothe loaning of state school
funds.
John Bamgartner, .]r. was i'm Lin
ton Monday night on his way to his
home at Strasburg, after spending
several days in Bismarck, where
his wife is receiving medical treat
ment at st. Alexius hospital.
A wrestling-match of rather an
impromptu nature took place Satur-
, day night at the opera-house after
the moving picture show. Local
sport-enthusiasts participated, and
some excellent entertainment was
provided.
The two-weeks' revival meetings
i'm the Methodist church came to AN
end last Sunday night. and the Rev.
Craig. the visiting pastor who as
sisted Rev Wiley i'm conducting
them, has returned to his home at
Lisbon, N. ID.
Bert Fuller. who for some time
past had been assisting Agent Cor
win at the depot. left Tuesday for
Aberdeen, and later will accept a
position with the Milwaukee, else
where. A. j Fischer, Of Hague,
has taken his place
Harry Haugse, the Linton black
smith, this week enters the advertls-
ing columns of the Record with an
announcement to the farmers
| What he has to say will no doubt be
of interest to them. for it concerns
matters pertaining to spring work.
Gospel meeting in opera hall on
next Sunday night at 7::3o o'clock.
Subject: Faith, Hope and Chair
ty." We throw no stones. Ever
byody invited. Also, preaching at
Temvik at O'Clock sharp of the
same day. Rev L.. A. Lovelace,
Evangelist.
A letter from Andy Wolfer, in
closing subscription money for the
Record. is to the effect thai every
thing is lovely with him at Timber
Lake, where he is now located. He
says that train service is rather bad,
1 b,,t that thev have nlpntv of goods