Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-20
IN TOWN AND OUT

ton showed that each and every one
of them was filling the position VI
nurse-maids at home.
Dance in the opera house Satur-
day night. February 22d. after the
show. Tickets fifty cents. Smith
& Turner. Adv.
Axel Skotvold. who owns property
lin Emmons county. but who is at
present living at Mcintosh. S. d..
was spending couple of days this
week in Linton.
Rev. l.. MILFORD. the Episcopal
clergyman from Bismarck, was in
Linton couple of days this week
and conducted church services in the
Episcopal church.
Milton Tracy, who has charge of
q school near Hague. visited with
his COUSIN. Don, couple Of days last
week while the examinations were
taking place in Linton.
John Bender and w. M. Fetterley
both of the Winona neighborhood,
we're spending Tuesday andyesterday
visiting with Linton friends and
transacting business here.
A number of people from the sur
rounding country have been in town
the last few nights attending the
shows which Manager Turner has
been providing for them.
The dray line formerly operated
by the firm of Schneider & Bosch is
now completely under control Of Mr..
Schneider. that gentleman having
purchased his partners interests.
A number of the friends Of j. II.
Reamer are in receipt of cards from
him this week. He states that he is
enjoying a nice visit with his son,
Fred, who is employed in Milwaukee.
There will be a basket social at
the George Dexter home in the
Marie neighborhood on Friday
night. February 2lst. The proceeds
will go to the church. Everybody
invited.
John Meier and Don Tracy. official
chamber maids at the bachelor
apartments. have been having a
strenuous time OF it this week. They
have been house-cleaning. A sign
of spring.
M. P. Raiser, the we'll known
Braddock auto-liveryman, and T. P.
Lee. another Emmons county old
timer. autoed to Linton Monday
last. They report the roads pass
able, but muddy at that time.
Walter Helmeke. Of Chaska, Mimi,
arrived in Linton yesterday to accept
a position on the Record. Mr..
Helmeke has been working on one of
the dailies at Rochester, MINI. He
is clarinet player and will help
out the band, also.
P. w. lander. now merchant at
Sweet Briar. N. d., but formerly
located near Hague, was in Linton
yesterday on his way home from a
business visit to Strasburg and
Hague. While here he disposed Of
some Hague property.
/ A letter to the Record from Mrs.
Goldie Higley. formerly of the Glen
coe neighborhood. but now at Cour
d Alene, Idaho. is to the effect that
the snow on the level Whereabouts is
from 2 to q. feet deep. 1t has not
been very cold. however.
The Record has received some
complaint that the Linton schools
are being called to order from ten
to fifteen minutes ahead of railroad
time and that ii is pretty hard on
the little youngsters. Some suggest
that somebody's watch isn't up to
standard.
A little summer and little winter
all in the space of weeks time
has been the experience of tins
vicinity since the last issue of the
Record. The last couple of days
have been pretty chilly. Before that
time nearly all the snow was melted
by the warm weather.
Tuesday was busy dayat the coun-
ty building. Among those who we're
here to pay their taxes were the fol-
lowing old-timers from the Holland
settlement: Arie Van Vugt, Tony
Complain. Arend Hollaar. p. w.
Groen and II. Gravinck. MIR. Groen
stayed over until Wednesday,
The large daiIies have been carry.
ing big stories on the Mexican revo-
luton. 1t has been thought for a
long time that the United States
must interfere. However, late dis
patches are to the effect that the
revolutionists have gained the up.
per hand and that Urcle Sam will
probably not be mixed up in the
squabble after all.
On Friday. February l4th. at the