Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-14
IN TOWN AND OUT

tor said the accident would result in
nothing serious.
Frank Lovelace spent a couple of
days in Hazelton during the past
week.
If you want to buy Ford car on
reasonable terms or trade for one
see F. B. Irvine.
Henry Heyerman.o of Westtield. was
visiting in Linton couple of DAYS
last week, while on his way to Can
ada, where he will remain until next
fall.
o. Larvick and family were in
Linton yesterday from their home
| at Temvik. While here they had
some Photographic work done at
Smiths studio.
Miss Bertha Good. formerly clerk
in Petrie's store, has returned from
Plevna. Mont. where she has a
clam. Miss Good is again occupy
ing her old position.
j. n. Ross, of the Linton neigh
borhocd, was in town the fore part
Of the week. en- route to Oldham, S.
d. where he will reside in future.
His family accompanied him.
DR.. Fuller, Linton's new physician.
has arrived and is located at Vor-
lander's drugstore. He spent a day
as the guest of DR.. Montieth at Ha-
zelton on his way here. The gentle
men were classmates at school.
F. w. Wilkinson, of Sleepy Eye,
Mimi. was in town the latter part of
last week attending to some real
estate matters and arranging for the
purchase Of more land here than he
already owns.
Mrs. Wetzel has returned to her
home near Pollock. after spending
about three months in Linton with
her sister. Mrs. Jacob Steensland.
Miss Herman another sister. who
has been here about week returned
with Mrs. Wetzel.
The M. B. A. lodge at Temvik will
give a basket social at Larvick hall
on Friday night, March 22d. to which
everybody is invited. A mock mar
riage will be.o of the features of
the evening. Be sure to be on hand
If you wish to have good time.
| The Record this week chronicles
the wedding of two well-known Lin
ton young people Miss Isabel C..
Tough and Mr.. Fred. c. Richardson.
The marriage took place Tuesday
evening at the Methodist parson-
age. the Rev. A. M. Wiley officiating.
| Jack Ramey was in town yester-
day, attending to some business, and
incidentally acting as one of the
principals in hoss-trade-and got
the worst of it. of course He
has been in the hay-baling business
extensively this year, having put up
| 722 tons.
Wednesday of last week Mrs. j. j..
Huse. of Winona. left for Yankton
with her baby boy, who is afflicted
The baby will be operated upon at
the Sacred Heart hospital in Yank-
ton. Mrs. Huse's daughter Mary
accompanied her.
K. 7. Nordly. of White Rock,
\ S. d.. was here Monday and Tuesday
on business. He informs the Record
! that one of their star baseball pitch
ers down there has moved to En-
mons county to reside. He referred
to MIR. Hanson, who is agent for the
Victoria Elevator people at Hazel
ton.
Ladies. We wish to call your at
tention to the fact that we carry the
largest assortment of Hats that was
ever carried in this county. Strictly
1912 styles. We can save you mon
ey. We will not be undersold.
| Also. Hats made to order. Call and
4 see for yourself at (marl4-2D
Mrs. VIM. Kaven& Co.'s.
Word has been received in Linton
by friends of the Cleveringa family,
of southern Emmons, of the death
of the aged mother of William and
Fred Cleveringa. The lady was
eighty-tour years and twenty days
old at time Of her death, which &C.
Cured at the home of P. Dyk, Dun
ningville, Mich. The body will be
brought to Westfeld for burial.
A number of Linton young ladies
are arranging for a leap-year dance
to be given tomorrow night at the
opera-house and signs of worry and
doubt are to be seen on the faces of
some of the young men, as there do
not seem to be enough girls to go
round" The girls say this is their
chance to get even for any and all
Sights which they may have re-
ceived at the hands of the boys in
the past four years.
A fine, intelligent audience greeted
US at the hall last Sunday evening.
! and we we're glad to see the pastor
of the Lutheran church present.
showing by his preence his Christian
spirit of friendship and love. Come
again. 1t takes Miss Lynn to
handle the piano. For next Sunday
evening. in the opera-house, the
subject will be, Behold the one-half
of Thy wisdom was not told me. "
Everybody welcome Rev. L. A.
Lovelace. Evangelist.
j On Tuesday night of this week at
Hazelton the I. o. o. f. lodge gave
their annual entertainment and
dance. Several hundred persons
were present and all parts Of the
north half of the county were rep
resented. A number of people were
over from Braddock, also a large
delegation from Temvik The early
part Of the evening was devoted to
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