Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-12-25
IN TOWN \. AND OUT

Algot Johnson was down from hi.
home in the Braddock country Tues
day.
Knute Peterson, of the Dale coun
try, was in town Thursday of last
week.
For Sale. = Bread, pies, cakes
cookies, ETC., in building near Haug.
Sc blacKsmith-shop.--A. Bertheau.-
Adv.
| Clemens Kelsch is home from the
North Dakota University at Grand
Forks to spend the holidays with his
parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Brooks re.
turned to Linton day before yestcr-
DAY, after an absence of several
weeks in the east.
W. f. Carpenter was in Linton
last week for q short visit with
friends and to meet his brother-in-
law, VIM. Waudby, who had been
visiting for few weeks at Iowa
points.
Dancing party at Hogue's Hall on
the evening of December 31st. Good
music and good time at popular
prices. Come and dance the old
year out and the new year in.-Geo.
Brooks.
The Misses Genevieve Braddock
and lnez Walker returned Saturday
from Valley City where they have
been taxing work at the Normal,
and will visit with their relatives
over Christmas.
kid" Silk, one of the earlies.
residents of the GIanavon neighhor-
hold, whose acquaintance extends
from one end Of the county to the
other, has been in Linton this week
visiting friends.
Glen Turner returned Saturday
night from the Agricultural Col.
lege, where he is attending school,
and will visit until after the hol.
days with his father and his grand
mother in Linton.
The Misses Olive McManus and
Katherine Reedy came down from
HaZeltun Friday night on their way
10 Aberdeen and vicinity, where they
proposed to spend Christmas with
relatives Of Miss Reedy.
Carl Hoase left Tuesday by the N.
P. with his moving picture outfit.
One of the first towns he will play
is Steele, in Kidder county. From
there he will follow the main line
east for several weeks.
Word has been received from
Linton friends of Frank LoveIace,
who is living in Seattle, that he is
the father of a boy. His wife was
formerly Miss 1nga Johnson ard at
one time resided in Linton.
H. N. Turner made short visit 10
Aberdeen last week. He was me-,
there by Mrs. Tucker of Ortley, a
fost r-daughter of Mrs. Boswell,
and accompanied him 10 Linton to
visit until after the holidays.
E. A. Grain, president of the First
Bank of Linton, left Tuesday noon
for Minneapolis to spend Christmas
with relatives. He will return to
Linton Monday and will leave later
for an extended eastern trip.
Wednesday Of next week the Lir-
ton basketball tossers go to Ashley
for q return game with their victors
Of Monday NIGHT. Prof. Shefloe
goes with them, and the boys all
hope for better result in lhat con-
test.
DR.. Wolverton's appendicitis pa
Walter Mewing and Katie
Jangula - are fast rounding into
shape after successful operations.
The doctor expects to see them re-
turn to their homes in time for
Christmas.
Nearly all ofthe teachers in the
local schools are spending the holi-
days under parental roofs. Miss
Voelker has gone to Winona, Mimi,
Miss Dean to LaMoure, Miss Boyle
to Bismarck and MISS Natwick to
Viroqua, Wis.
"A card from John Reamer. who is
in Milwaukee. reports business dull
and weather fine. Don't know what
he is up to, but he sent a card on
1.-the reverse side Of which was a
great big stork and words, 1--WE
got my eye on you"
Joe Public left Tuesday via the
Milwaukee for Chicago to visit rel
Eatives. Joe has a couple of sisters
living in Chicago and he will visit
| them, and. should he find suitable
employment there, he may decide to
make Chicago his permanent home.
| Carl Vorlander received photo.
graph from Germany, Tuesday,
which has kept him all smiles. 1t is
q likeness of a nephew and a niece,
1 the children of d sister who accom-
panied him to Eureka several years
ago, but who returned to the old
home a short time later and was