Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-30
IN TOWN AND OUT

Kiss by Pryor. March: Wash.
ington Post" by Sousa.
DR.. Fuller made a professional trim
to the Fred Heyerman home in the
Westfield neighborhood Friday.
Rev. Wiley returned from his trim
to Minneapolis. where he attended
the M. E. Conference for several
days.
Mrs. A. E. Klabunde, of Hazelton.
was in Linton Monday night ON her
way home from visit to South Da-
kota points.
Beaver creek would pass nicely as
a full-fledged river this week, it be-
ing full to the top of its banks from
the recent rains.
Mrs. Fred kyes has returned to
her home in Canada after spending
several weeks with her Emmons
county relatives.
Attorney Charles Coventry yester
day began the erection of a frame
office building on his lot Just south
OF the Linton House.
Lightning struck telephone wire
near the Bert Irvine residence in
West Linton and considerably
frightened the family.
Frank Kohl was down from Hazel.
ton Monday. From here he went to
Fort Dodge. Iowa. to be absent for
ten days or two weeks.
Don't forget the date of the next
big dance Friday evening, Nav 3lst
at opera-house. Five piece or
chestra. E. H. Hardt will call.
Miss Nell Thomas. of Minneapolis,
was in Linton Monday on her way
to points west of the river. She had
been visiting j. B. Davis and family.
Miss Lucy Hubbard. who recently
completed term as teacher in tine
Hazelton schools. has been spending
the week the guest of Linton friends.
The Linton schools will close Fri
day of this week. We have not heard
as yet whether or not there will be
any special closing exercises on that
day.
w. w. Wilcox. who has number
of cattle in the Cattail creek country.
reports that the creek is a half.mlle
wide in some places from the recent
heavy rains.
George Dexter was in from his
place in the Marie country yester-
day. He is carrying broken leg,
the result of falling off the roof of
his barn some time ago.
DIR. Snyder, of Hazelton, and F.
d. Smith, of Glencoe. were Linton
visitors for while Saturday of last
week. They drove down from Ha-
zelton in the doctors car.
Word from Hague is to the effect
that H. B. Zenk of that place recent
ly successfully underwent an oper-
alton in the Swedish hospital, in
Minneapolis. He is recovering
slowly.
States Attorney Scott Cameron
has been absent several days at the
home of his wife's parents in Mon
tana, where the lady has been visit
ing for several months. They will
return this week.
Veterinarian I. w. Britts made a
professional trip to the j. w. Chap
man farm north of Temvik Sunday.
H. H. Hanson took him up in the
auto and they managed to get into
a part of the rain storm.
| Rev. N. Wood, Of Milnor, N. d J,
formerly pastor of the NJ. E. church
at Linton, lectured last Friday night
at the Omio church, the subject of
his lecture being Love. Courtship
and Marriage" A large attend
ance was present.
This afternoon at the courthouse
| in Linton will take place the mass
meeting of Emmons county farmers
for the purpose of organizing a
county association along the lines
to be laid out by Sec. j. b. Slosson.
of the Missouri Slope Development
League.
| Because of superabundance of
rain last Sunday. the proposed Lin
! ton Hazelton ball game which was
scheduled to take place at the latter
town had to be postponed. Sunday
next the Hague team will come to
Linton and it is possible that the
week afterward the Linton Hazelton
game will be played.
Franklin Bertheau was the for
tunate one at Manager Turner S
moving picture show last Saturday,
night and drew the four-doIlar pair
of shoes which was given away A
large crowd was in attendance that