Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-07

m DoeS, warren Sun.
The same pictures will be shown at
Hague, March llth.
c. E. Brooks. of Hartford. was at
tending to business matters in Lin
ton Thursday of last week.
August Norraine is prepared to do
your shoe-repairing. Give him a
call. His shop is located across the
street northeast Of the depot.
j. A. Lang and E. H. Smith Joined
forces tuesday night and entertained
some OF their gentlemen friends at
a stag party at the Phoenix lum-
Der company office, the event being a
celebration of the birthday of each
of the hosts.
strasburg people in town the past
week bring the information that Pc
ter Kraft, many years resident of
southern Emmons and one-time
county Judge. is recovering from
case Of blood-poisoning that was
treated by DR.. Poort.
Hon. H. +. Magoon. of Wisconsin.
will speak in the courtroom at the
Emmons county courthouse at 8
O'Clock pm. on Saturday, March l6.
1912, in the interest of Robert M.
La Toilette for the republican nomi-
nation for president.
Millinery Opening We will have
our millinery opening Friday and
Saturday, March 18th and 18th. We
have one of the most beautiful lines
ever Sc en- here of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Spring Hats. Don't
neglect to call and see the pretties.
The Ladies Store. (ml4)
February 9th was the birthday of
w. o. Irwin, Of the First Bank of
Linton, and an unexpected birthday
present was received by him. 1t was
desk clock, a gift which the st. Paul
Fire 4 Marine Insurance company
sent to its agents. BY coincidence,
the clock arrived on his birthday.
a letter, inclosing stamp for re-
ply. has been received by Lynn &
Coventry. which was mailed at Ma
rie postotfice. Lynn & Coventry adj
init their willingness to reply, but
plead inability to do so because of
the fact that one of the essentials
the name of the WRITER'S lacking.
Commissioner +. H. Brant re-
turned last Thursday from trip to
Aberdeen, Redtield and other South
Dakota cities. He says that he can
not see that the people of those
neighborhoods are in any better cir
cumstances than those living here,
although land values are much high
er there.
Gospel preaching in opera hall
Sunday evening at 7:3O p. m. Twas
glad to see So many young people
out to services last Sunday evening.
despite the stormy weather. Come
again. Miss Lynn will preside at
the piano. Preaching at Temvik at
o'clock. Every one welcome.
Rev. L. A. Lovelace, Evangelist.
Messrs. Cousins. of the Occident
Elevator Company; Webb, of the
Bagley Company, and Gunnison, of
the McCaulWebster Company. were
in Linton several days the past week
placing bids before the county COM
missioners to furnish the seed grain
which is to be provided for farmers
who are without seed.
The Record hsa large number of
the pamphlets issued for use by En-
mons county at Their exhibit at the
exposition at Bismarck last fall.
They may be had free of charge by
calling for them at the Record office.
Any land man or others who desire
to convince some eastern friend that
there is really no place elsewhere OIL
earth to live. should get some of
these booklets.
Mrs. VIM. Pagel has received
postal showing a picture of the
streets of Hastings, Mich, after
storm there on the 22d of last month.
Snow is nearly as high as mans
head. and tunnels had to be dug
from place to place to allow travel.
During all that time Linton people
were basking in warmth and sum
shine, although they did get a little
touch of old Jack Frost some time
later
James Williamson. of Strasburg,
was attacked by Fred Deaton. a tail
or. at the Linton House Monday
night, and was beaten severely.
Williamson told the states attorney
that Deaton had robbed him of some
money, and that when he. William
son, had made an accusation to that
effect, Deaton pounced upon him and
beat him up" in the most approved
fashion. Upon the promise of Deaf
on to leave town, there was no pros
ecution.
From time to time the Record re-
ceives evidence that the pamphlets
distributed by Emmons county at the
/ state exposition at Bismarck last
fall are advertising it we'll. This
week the Record received letter
from the First State Bank of Burn
! stad, asking for the use of the cut Of
the Beaver County Stock Farm
which was used in that edition. 1t
is the intention of the Burnstad
people to use it in a like publication.
On Friday evening. March %.
/ 1912, the Linton Band will introduce
an innovtion in the line of entertain
ment. namely: A promenade CON
cert, followed by one of those enjoy
able dances for which the boys have
/ become noted. In the promenade.
the numbers are all band numbers,
/ but all odd selections are to be
danced and all even numbers are
concert selections. Come and enjoy