Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-11
~ TOWN AND OUT.

A3esoos W Nlsll relatives and
friends.
Register Irvine left yesterday for
Hague to attend to some hus;ness
matters.
John Jenner, awell-known farmer
of the Winona neighborhood is 4
visitor in Linton to-day.
75c and sl.OOLadies' shirt.Waists
on the bargain counter this week al
Joe Eberle's Cash Store.
The Misses Frances and Hazel
Petrie left Sunday evening for Du-
buque, Ia, where they are attending
college.
Roller Skating in the Opera House
tomorrow friday night. Music bv
the Boys Band. Spectators, Zoe.
Skaters. 25c.
Born-ln Bismarck. Friday. Jan.
9Th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larvjk
OF Iemvlk. a daughter. Mother
and girl all right.
Christ. Vorlander, the Eureka pi-
oneer and banker, and who also has
business interests in Linton. was
here over night. Tuesday.
Miss Olga Sueltz returned to Lin
ton Wednesday of last week, after
passing the holidays with her parents
in the northern part of the county.
Miss Stoecker, one of Linton
school-teachers, returned Monday
from New York City, where she
went to attend the funeral of her
mother.
A. A. ludwigs. formerly an officer
of the First National Bank of Lin
ton, but now doing business at Ar
tas. S. d., was in Linton over night.
Tuesday.
Mr.. Lauinger, of the strasburg
Bazaar, was visitor in Linton
yesterday. He came to have wres-
tie with the portly tooth rejuven-
ator.
Moving pictures in the Opera
House next Saturday night. Music
by George Brooks, the blind violin
list. Remember, that MIR. Brooks
gets SO per cent of the receipts
A. w. Riggleman and wife, resid-
ing west of Linton, arrived here
Monday by Milwaukee train. They
had been visiting friends and rela-
tives in Iowa couple of months.
Louis Maurer of Temvik took the
Milwaukee train at Linton yesterday
on his way to Rochester, Mimi.
where he will take medical treat
ment at the celebrated Mayo hos
pital.
Merchant A. E. Klabunde and his
daughter. Miss Lizzie, of Hazelton.
arrived in Linton Sunday and took
the first Milwaukee train for Gro
ton, S. D.. where the young lady is
attending school.
Miss Elsie Sueltz, who went to
northern Emmons to pass the holi-
days with her relatives, returned
Wednesday of last week to resume
her duties as deputy county superin-
tendent of schools.
Guess who it isl The young man
has rented a house in the old town.
and he smiles at everybody and
everything he meets. OF what is
this symptom? Hear dem bells"
wedding bells a ringin.'
Born Friday, Jan. 4th, in Linton,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Heisler,
twins a son and daughter The
mother and the two little people are
all right. Nick and his wife return
ed a few months ago from trip to
Canada.
Earle Smith recently purchased
Jacob L;erbo's residence, in the east
ern part of town, and has taken up
his residence therein. Mr.. and Mrs.
Llerbo have rented and moved into
the SLENDER residence, on upper
Broadway.
Vincent Shier has resigned has
job with the Smith 4 Irvine furni-
ture firm. Bert considers it neces-
sary to his health that he should shed
some of his surplus flesh, and will
therefore tackle the whole job all
alone by himself /"
After several days Of blockade on
the N. P. and the Milwaukee lines,
and after being without mail four
or five days, Linton is again getting
its mail. There is no kicking. as
everybody recognizes the desperately
disagreeable job the railroad boys
have during this long stretch Of eA-
tremely cold weather.
Eureka Blade. Dec. 18th: F. L.
Sutherland, who will be in charge