Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-02-29
IN TOWN AND OUT

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erty which had been designated as
security for applications for school,
money loans.
Miss Jessie Britts spent Saturday
in Hazelton, the guest of Miss Hazel
Roop.
Miss Mabel Mcneil. of the local
teaching force, spent day in Bis
marck last week.
Jake Kramer. of the Bazaar force
spent few days the past week with
friends at iceland.
Chris. MAIDEN and Manley Fetter-
ley. of the Winona country. were IN
Linton Tuesday night.
Rev. Ellsworth is down from Bis
marck, holding church services in
the Episcopal church here.
John Wray and Or. Montieth,
of Hazelton. were in Linton Tuesday
night to attend the regular meeting
of the local lodge of Free Masons.
John Baumgartner. Jr.. of Stras-
burg. was in Linton Tuesday on his
way to Bismarck to get his wife, who
has been in st. AleNius hospital for
fortnight.
Miss Amelia Roy. who has been
teaching school in the Hazelton
neighborhood, was in Linton Thurs
day night on her wav to her home at
Sparta. Wis.
Gospel preaching in the opera
house Sunday evening at $50 y. m.
Preaching at Omio school-house at ,
p. m. same day. Every one well
come. Rev. l.. A. Loveace ,Evangel-
list.
Auctioneer. I.wish to announce
to the people of Emmons county that
am prepared to do any work in the
way of crying public sales, and will
assure satisfaction. Jesse Morford,
Hartford, N. ID. (m7)
A letter to NJ. 7. Barger from
John McCrory is to the effect that
he and Mrs. McCrory will return to
Linton in a few weeks from Pasa-
dena, CAL. where they have been
spending the winter.
Mrs. Frank Kohl, of Hazelton, is
spending the week with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. l.. A. Lovelace. in
Linton. Frank Lovelace went to
Hazelton Saturday and accompanied
her on her trip down here.
S. j. Hagg. formerly in business
in Linton. but now engaged in the
lumber business in several towns
west of the river, is spending the
week visiting friends here. He
came up Tuesday on the Milwaukee.
A number of Hazelton people at
tended the dance at Linton Thursday
night of last week. They were the
Misses Frances Paddock, Marie
Adolph and Lucy Hubbard and
Messrs Winch Batter and SEVERN
/ and All. Mikalson.
John Graham. formerly an En-
mons county resident. but for years
located at Wibaux. Mont, sends his
subscription money for the Record.
and says that when that is used up
to put him on the pension list !" He
has been reader of the Record
since time immemorial.
| President j. H. Worst, of the Agri-
cultural College at Fargo, this week
sends his check in payment for the
Record. He says. Having read the
J Record since its initial number. we
are still reading it with great plea s.
/ ure. Always glad to hear from
| good, old Emmons county. !"
Henry Smith, an employee on the
old Otto Didzuneit farm east Of
Linton, is the possessor of rare
prize. Recently. while irving to
catch wolf, he found a marten in
his trap. They are small. brown
animal. with long fur. and are ex-
tremely rare in this locality. The
hide is valued at about 500.
One of the most enjoyable dances
(which have been held in Linton in a
/ long time was that given by the
band boys at the opera-house Thurs
day night of last week. 1t was en-
joyable to them because of the fine
addition the proceeds made to the
band fund, and to those present be-
cause of the ideal conditions for
dancing.
| G. w. Renskers and son, Thomas
were in Linton Monday. Mr.. Rens
| kers has full-blood Percheror
stallion which has been sick for q
week or SO, and is being treated by
| DR.. T. w. Britts. Mr.. Renskers
believes that eating thistle hay was
the cause of the animals sickness.
A letter from Hon. w. P. futile
of Dawson. inclosing payment fol
the Record, is as follows: Noticing
and alluding to the new partnership
here is hoping that in time the
Junior may be able to put on the
shoes of the Senior. editorially, with
out having to put cotton-batting il
to fill them up. Col. futile is ont
of the representatives in the state
| legislature from this district.
A card from Noah Beilharz, thu
entertainer who will appear in com
pany with his wife at the local oper;
house tonight. writes Manage
Turner that he will be here on tn
N. p. in time, and that all prepara
tions that will be necessary for
successful entertainment will be
large audience. Indications are tina
such requirement will be easily met
The members of the Clio Clul
were hidden to Come in whites
frock to the Cameron home at tire