Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-07-17
IN TOWN AND OUT

Hirning was formerly state auditor
of South Dakota and at one time
made his home in Herreid.
j. r. Haney was over from the
river country yesterday with load
of fish.
John H. Reamer spent day before
yesterday at Napoleon looking after
land interest. He made the trip by
auto.
For fresh dry batteries: 3Ox3. Box
81 and 32x34 inner tubes and cast
ings: tool boxes, etc.. see F. B. IT.
vine. ADV.
DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Fuller, Mr..
Fuller's mother and A. H. Irvine
spent Sunday at the river on a fish
ing excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shier spent a
week or so visiting their daughter
and her husband at futile, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Allin.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cell, OF Hazelton,
spent last week visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles S. Lane. at her
home in Linton.
Ed. Lawler and Sam Busby were
over from the Hartford country day
before yesterday to take in some of
the sights of city life.
Maggie Martell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Frankhauser. is home
for two-weeks' vacation. She is a
nurse in the Bismarck hospital.
Miss Bertha Gunderson, of Fargo,
N. D.. who has been visiting at the
w. E. Petrie home for several weeks,
returned to her home yesterday.
Slot machines and dice boxes are
conspicuous by their absence in this
town since the new gambling law
went into effect the first of July.
DR.. j. d. Fuller is this week NOV
ing his office to the building in which
Earle Smith has his abstract Offices,
next door to the Telephone Office.
Miss Luella Schilling left day be.
fore yesterday for an extended visit
with relatives in Colorado. She ex-
poets to be gone about six weeks.
Roy Carley, A. M. Britts and VIM.
Jones comprised party Of old sport:
who did little fishing stunt down
at the river day before yesterday.
Have you bought your windows
and door screens yet? If not. let us
show you ours. We have all kinds
and sizes .-Temvik Lumber Yard.
| DR.. Hogue is treating Alfred Ell
wessfor a bad felon on his left hand
MIR. Elwess will be laid up for some
time before a recovery is complete.
| Miss Ebey and Mrs. H. A. Petit.
we're in Linton Tuesday and took thu
train from here for eastern points
Ben Klabunde brought them dowr
by auto.
| Albert Tough, of the Bazaar store
force. spent a couple Of days in Alb
erdeen this week visiting and trans
acting business. He returned hom,
! Tuesday.
| !. Chris. Christianson ard Dave Krie,
are busy this week installing sewe
and waterworks systems on the prop
erty recently purchased by Franz
1 Streeter.
| Ed. Beitelspacher of the Temvi
country, returned last Thursda
from Eureka where he was united j.
marriage to Mrs. Herman Smaltz. o
that place.
i Notice. want some extra-goo
cream to churn. Will pay one cen
more than market price. Cream
must test IS points and must be frs
class. e. w. Burge. ADV.
VIM. Mccormick, living about fl
teen miles northeast of Linton, LEI
Saturday for the Mayo hospital q
Rochester, Mimi, to have treatmen
for a broken artery in his leg.
The report that Jens Nord ha
been hailed nut last week gained cor
siderable circulationin Linton. Jen
says the report is grossly exaggel
j ated." He wasn't hailed out at al
\. The Record was in error Last wee
: in stating that Mrs. Will Johnso
had gone to Rochester. Mimi. to 81
3 cure medical treatment Cor her chi
dren. She went to Bismarck. ii
e stead.
We now have a complete ne