Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-15
IN TOWN AND OUT

a fall at Hazelton last wses a,- 81,
omay was awarded the match s,y ~,
referee. -
Miss Annie Ruizsr ana .Arsaa7
Buizer. Of the Hall country spent
Tuesday in Linton.
Mrs. John Postle Of WlneDa has
been visiting relatives in Linton !
few days this week.
Remember the band dance IhnrS.
day. February 222d. WASHINGTON !
birthday, at the opera-hauSe.
johannes and John Van Ter Nors, !,
were up from the south country 10
pay their taxes the last Of last X en-
The young sons of Joseph lisse
the merchant at Winona. were in
town again this week hauling mer-
chandise.
The revival services begun last
week in the Methodist church n
Linton are being continued through
out the week.
Don Tracy spent a compile Of days
last week at the Bert Hovt home en-
the old L. I. Briggs place. three
miles east Of Linton.
Mrs. Calvin. of Jamestown, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Fischer. arrived by last nights n.
p. train to visit her Linton relatives
Charles Brennan. Anton MAIDEN
and Will Fet,erlev were Wlnona
people who spent Thursday night OF
last week in Linton on business and
pleasure.
Last night at the opera-house was
given calico ball at which a large
attendance was present. Calico
dresses and neckties We're greatly in
evidence.
Chris. SolomonSon was up from his
place a couple of days last week.
and it was whispered about that it
wasn't exactly business, either, that
called him here.
Jacob Fear of the HerrieC country.
was in Linton one day this week on
his way to Braddock. where he eN-
poets to make arrangements for the
purchase of some hay.
4. U. Brown. Auctioneer: | am
now located at Delamere. N. ID.
will go anywhere and will get top
prices. Rates reasonable and salts
faction guaranteed Write me for
dates. (m1)
Frank Chesrowu. of the First Ma
tional bank. was over from his En-
'monsburg ranch few days this
week on business. He is spending a
few weeks in putting up hay and
ice at the ranch.
MIR. and Mrs. Stetfen Anderson
and children left Thursday of last
week for Centervile. s. D.. called
there by the serious illness of Mr.
Anderson's brother. Arve, who is
not expected to live.
A meeting of the Farmers Tele-
phone company was held at Temvik
this week. and A. H. Irvine. of Lin
ton. was elected secretary to take
the place of X. X. Batter, Of Hazel
ton, who had resigned.
There will be no preaching in the
opera house on next Sunday evening.
However. on the 25th of February
there will be services at $50 p. M.
and every Sunday thereafter until
spring. LA. Lovelace.
Carl Vorlander, the druggist, this
week enters the columns of the Rec
ord with a display ad. by reading
it you can find out all about what is
the matter with you and how easily
ii is to remedy Your ailments.
George Hogue, an old-time resi-
dent of Steele, was spending the
evening in Linton, Tuesday attending
to business matters. He is travel
ing for w. C. Herman & Co.. of Abb
erdeen, bridget building firm.
Of the many towns throughout the
Dakotas which have suffered severe
fires losses, the one at Morrstown
| is about the first one to concern
| former Lintonpeople or persons we'll
known hereahouts. The Morristown
| fire occurred Sunday morning. Feb
ruary 18th, and did damage amount
| ing to 100000. Gus. l)aifinrud.
hardware dealer. formerly in the
same business here, suffered $1,000