Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06
IN TOWN AND OUT

Arch Masonry. The unanimous de-
cision of the three was that they
got their moneys worth. I"
John Mohn has been helpingssW. I.
Brooks during the past week to
market his crop.
| have an unlimited amount OF
coal on hand at all times at the
Parkhurst mine. at $3.50 per ton. -
w. T. Anderson. Adv. marc.
X. Quasi, q brother O Mrs. +. j,
Pietz. returned Wednesday from
Rochester, Mimi. where MIR. Pietz
is undergoing an operation at the
Mayo hospital.
Mrs. Thomas Fergus and son,
Berkeley, wife and son of Conductor
Fergus, of the Linton N. p. branch,
left Monday morning for q visit with
relatives at the Pacific coast.
County Superintendent H. II.
Hanson has been notified that he is
nthe program of the Missouri Slope
Educational Association which will
meet at Mott on March 9th and
18th.
M. b. Morfc ! and E. H. Hardt,
the former he Hartford country
and the LAT. r. from Temv;k, were in
Linton the fore part of the week on
their way to Redfeld, S. D.. on bust
ness.
The Record is informed that in all
probability a noted Indian band man
will be present and add to the even
ing's entertainment by some solo
work at the Promenade Concert
Friday night Of this week. Adv.
Miss NJ. A. Pugh. of Aberdeen, has
taken charge of the central office OF
the Dakota Central Telephone Com
pany at this place in place of Mrs.
McVey, who mas been on the sick list
for some time past.
Johnnie Shenkenberger will go to
Eureka Friday of this week to at
tend the big Firemen's Dance to be
given there that night. Eureka is
Johnnie's old home and he says he
has to get back there occasionally.
you know.
Saturday Matinee and Night:
Star Eyes Strategy" The Gam.
bier and the Girl" Two lOl Bison
features. Also another film entitled
IAN Unlucky Present." Evening
prices: 10 and 20 cents; afternoon.
5 and 10 cents. Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Muckler re-
turned Thursday Of last week to
Linton on their way to their home
at Temvik after spending some time
visiting with relatives and friend at
Manchester. Iowa.
Lady Audley's Secret" tells the
story of q woman whose Unsuitable
desire for social position allows
nothing whatsoever to impede her
in obtaining her purpose. At the
opera house Wednesday night. Feb
ruary 18th. 10 and 20 cents. ADV.
We understand that materials in
large quantities are being unloaded
at Cannon Ball in readiness for
spring work on the Missouri River
bridge of the N. p. to be used in
connection with their Edgeley- Mott
cutoff.
A letter from w. M. Dean, now
at Mendoza. iii. conveys the intelli-
gence that Mr.. Dean is in good
health despite his advanced age. Mr..
Dean was one of the pioneers of En-
mons county and lived for many
years in the old South Prairie neigh.
bOrhOod.
Arrangements are being made for
the production of home-talent in
the near future under the direction
of the Boys Band. IL is said that
it will be a hummer and that it will
have the Kiss Waltz. the Girl in the
Taxi and other famous productions
backed off the boards.
Following the concert Friday
night by the Boys Band an orchestra
of six pieces will furnish music for
the dancing which will be kept up
until late hour. During the
concert every other number will be
a dance number and at such times
the dancers will have chance to
dance tn band music. Adv.
A letter from Vincenz Hoffart,
formerly Of Strasburg. but at pres
ent guard at the state peniten-
tiary. pays his respects to Down
the line" our Strasburg cores
pondent. and states that SAID cores
pondent's efforts are very much APP
preciated.
George Roman, a brother of X. +.
Roman, of the Marie neighborhood.
left the latter part of last week for
his home at Sioux Falls, S. D.,
where he is engaged in the plumb.
ing trade. Both brothers saw SER
vice in the Philippines as members
of the South Dakota regiment dur
ing the Spanish-American war and
MIR. r. met many old-time acquaint-
ances while here.
A marked copy of the Santa Moni-
ca Daily Outlook sent us by Mrs. L.